The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-19
THE PRESS.

be added in the national nag on tne fOurth Vi r
July next succeeding the admission of new r
State. So that tho number will remain thirty /
two until next Fourth Of July, after which 1t |
will be thirty-three. I
The GovERNoRsHIP.-James J. Faran, editor [
of tho Cincinnati Enquirer, is spoken of as q
prominent Democratic candidate Tor Governor
of the State of Ohio. We suppose he could as
well afford to be beaten as any other man.
EUdnsUiVe (Ipd) Journal
An old Canadian hunter declares that the
reason why the wild deer were not killed when
young, (as they breed once year, and are al
ways surrounded by other animals which prey
upon them, as dogs, wolves, bears, panthers,
etc., is that "no dog or other animal can smell
the track of doe or fawn while the latter IS
too young to take care of itselfl' He stated
that he had often seen it demonstrated.
Pilgrims to Pixies Peak, from Chicago, are
| now being carried through from that point
| for the sum of 800, the II. II. Co. furnishing |
meals beyond tho Missouri River for all whom
they cHry. This, considering tho length OF
the route and the country through which it
runs, is so cheap, that hundreds who are pre-
| pairing wagons and teams for the trip will make
| use of the new line
4 young lady named Catherine NJ Bingham,
about thirty years old, left her home at 13S
| East Eighteenth street, New York, some days
ago, and has not since been heard of. 1t is
feared that some harm has befallen the lady,
as she was remarkably steady, and never in
the habit Of absenting herself from home She
was n contributor to several Of the Now York
papers.
woman's finger, wrapped up in piece of
paper, apparently part of a circular of a Ger
man physician, was picked up in Broad street,
Philadelphia, on Sunday last The finger ap-
| peared to have been recently taken from the
body, cash being on the joint next the hand,
] and the blood looked as if it had dried but q
short time.
, OF the large stock Of blooded cattle pur-
chased by Mr.. Barrett, of Henderson, KY, in
England, at cost of more than 100000, only
, one cow was alive on the arrival of the ship at
y New York One after another Of the valuable
| animals sickened and died; among them was a
+ bull which cost $4,000, and COW for which
{; $4,000 was paid.
u 1t is said that the Jews of New York pro-
re pose to erect temple that will rival in extent
Y and magnifcence the Catholic cathedral now in
/. course of erection in that city. There is 9
N | project also under consideration to establish {
general assembly, or board of representatives
to take control of jewish interests in thi'
country.
u The English druggists arc about adopting
Rectangular bottle with deep Autings, to pu
X | poisons in which are sold by RETAIL This is t
IN prevent persons making mistakes by gettini
nc hold of the wrong bottle. AS an additona
d. security the neck of the bottle is 80 contracte
II. that but a drop at time can be poured out.
Joe Barker, tho celebrated street preacher
was arrested at Pittsburg on Sunday afternoo
n | for holding meetings in the streets contrary
on | the orders of the Mayor. Joe says he is goin
by to bring this question, of right to stop stree
preaching of the Barkerian style, into cour
by suing the Mayor for damages.
- The Parisians notice a curious difference b'
tween the males and females of the numeroi
Chinese who have lately migrated to that ga
1t! capital. While the men pertinaciously adhe
to their unsuitable and inconvenient costum
the women adopt curls and crinoline alter
very short residence in the country.
II. A bill has passed the Wisconsin Assemb
He providing for separate ballot at elections,
way judicial officers. AS tho statutes now provld
ub- the name of the candidate for Supreme Jud
is upon the samo ticket with town officers.
bill will probably pass the Senate.
his Mrs, Abraham Caswoll, of Taunton, Mas
nts, on awakening few mornings since, found }
and husband dead by her side. He had pass
lP iPl, away so quietly as not to disturb her repo
eraI lie was sixty eight years old, and highly
Dis spectcd.
nine We understand from the Marietta News Il
ngle the Union Railroad, extending from Scot
ton | Landing to Parkersburg, is in rapid process
=, | construction, by an independent couPuhy1 y"
/ an capital stock of 5000 900, considerable p
ases ton of which is subscribed.
ease Mr. j. Buchanan Henry, the private Sec
l29 tarv land nephew) of the President, has
- signed his office, and his official connect
for | with Mr.. Buchanan will close this week.
Henry intends removing to New York, to pr
tice law.
About one thousand of the journeymen sh
makers (adies' branch) of Philadelphia,
Swiss Swiss now employed at the advanced wages u
tSi, hundred are still kept out of work, and fou
time; Ave hundred have procured employment
Swit | other cities.
tured Sunfsh (Ohio) tragedy still drags its
ffis Il i. length along. Foreman has been indictst
cor. tho Grand Jury for assault and battery with
mn tent to kill, and for perjury. He asked Il
,essed removal of his trial to Belmont County, wi
2iS was refused.
DIR. Gaillardet, whose mysterious escape
tho New York policeman who had hin
n II charge, will be remembered, has arrived sa
II in Paris. From New York he went to Can
and thence to Paris.
Victor Ward, who some days ago shot
Cameron on Mississippi steamer, was the
, for whose chastisement in school Mr.. bt
the teacher, lost his life at the hands OF n
Ward, in Louisville.
tier Of Hale, the man who stabbed John Doyle
e ev use se agent of the Pittsburg and Cleveland
oes no road, at Steubenville, some time ago, haG
rT Souh- trial at Steubenvlle the other day, and
natl found guilty. He goes to the Penitentiar
In recent letter De TOcqueville says
am, it is true, an invalid, but an Invalid
IAIN every morning eats good breakfast, and
Fit, takes q walk of two hours over the mi
aims"
Michael Brogan was tried at Steubel
..... last week for the murder of his wife, and
: other yicted of manslaughter. He goes to the
'entiary.
Women are like horses-the gayer the
he has ness they have on, the better they feel
almost ,9I5a0; says an old foggy bachelor who was
uced by crossed in love.
9h A British Lord was recently refused
- .entation at the French Court, because, b
ism. no legs, he could not stand while IN the
ence of the Emperor.
MANY The "Working Mems Association at
Vsloeks land, have nominated an entire city uci
ida AZ be supported by them regardless OF pai
the coming charter election.
|. No information has yet been obtalI
nadic;- | Mrs RrannAn dead or alive, nOtwithsti