The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-28
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Boy Rice straw or LCghorn hats, with
out any trimming, are the fashion at Paris.
Some of them cost 5000.
baS- There is boy residing at Albany,
n. Y, who is but IL years old, and has a
wife and two children.
EG@ New Orleans has been decided upon
for the next confederation" of Y. VI. G.
Association.
/ B55H Ii is said that the cannonading Mt
Solferino was heard at Trieste, $50 miles
away. tsf 'at fft -
Bsg" In the present British Parliament
there are sixiy-three members who are
more than sixty years old.
Reg Kossuths luency in Italian is ad-
mired at Genoa and Turin, rs much as his
English orations in America.
aB- A little girl in Bourbon county,
KY, died last week from the bite OF n rat
tlesnake. ------. -----.------
n@, An Army Chaplain, at II post west
of Fort Smith, Ark, is reported to be under
arrest for selling whisky to the Indians.
sG Miss Hardy, of New Orleans, whose
father killed her seducer year or two ago,
has Just been Joined in wedlock to Red
River cotton planter.
Eas- Judge ellis, of Pennsylvania, has
been appointed special agent TO the Pawnee
Indians, with view TO so arrange matters
rs to prevent future difficulties.
NO. A Statue of Jenner, the discoverer
of vaccination for smallpox, has been
erected in Paris, in the space between the
Louvre and the Pont DIES Arts.
Dasn Three negroes on trial ut Marshall,
Missouri, on Thursday, for murder and
rape, were forcibly taken from the Jail by n
mob, who burned one and hung the other
two. ft.--- .-
eSs- The books and public documents
of the first session Of the late Congress are
being boxed to be sent to the various litera-
~ institutions throughout the country, in
accordance with the law.
aG. The streets of New York are now
swept by machine which works with
satisfactory results. The only objection ever
made to it was that g it could not vote
nA. the new Superior Court of Massa-
chusets have adopted rules requiring counsel
to examing witnesses standing, and limit
ing the arguments of counsel to two hours.
sSA, Two brothers by the name of Rich,
were lately married TO two sisters by the
name of Wings. and have since emigrated !;
thus showing that riches take TO themselves
wings.
nA. The Rev Mr.. Wood, now. in China,
writes the New Hampshire Patriot, that n
laboring man in. the interior of China can
live comfortably on food costing one cent
per day. @
esa The New York Post says that the
rogues gallery is much frequented by ladies,
and two respectable females have just mar
ried neil whose portraits are exhibited-onc
a noted burglar, the other pickpocket.
B@- John Cobb, young man of Is, was
hung at Atlanta, Ca, lately, for shooting n
wealthy libertine, who had seduced his sis
ter. Cobb was convicted and sentenced last
year, but the feeling in his behalf was so
strong that Gov. Ellis was induced to re-
prieye him for a year. '-,--.-'z''.'
Bas~ The Providence Journal givesan ac-
count of the effects of an "practical joke
upon man in Woodsocket who was made
to belive that he was suspected ofmurder.-
The ajoke" took so well that the poor fellow
bade good bye TO his wife, went into mill
where he worked and drew jack-knife
across his throat inflicting n fatal wound.
aGA.. There has been recently erected in
the ancient burial place of Quincy, Massa-
chusetts, agreeably to his last request, near
the graves of his mother and sister, plain
and massive monument OF the "poor boy
of Quincy" Freeman Hunt, whose name,
in connection with that of his Merchants
Magazine, is known throughout the civilized
world. -... 31. 81 g..
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