The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-25

THE 0DERLIN WAR-The Cleveland Herald
informs us that about ten o'clock on Friday
morning, Mr.. Bushnell, who was convicted in
tho rescue case, was taken by the United
States Marshal from the Jail of the county and
conveyed to the Marshals room, ia the govern
ment building, where he was confined. This
sudden change, remarks the Herald, is supposed
to have reference to an anticipated writ from
the Supreme Court of Ohio, az Columbus, look
ing TO the getting Of Bushnell out Of the
Marshaps. custody, as news was brought by
the night train from Columbus that Judge
Spalding is there seeking a writ of habeas
corpus. The Herald publishes other specu
lations rs to the objects sought to be secured
by the change, and then adds, in note headed
Later ard Important:
We are informed that the present intention
of the United States Court is to sentence Bush
nell just previous to the adjournment of Court
this friday evening, and then hurry him of
at once to the Jail of some Democratic county.
A HANDSOME PREsENT.-The Prince Regent
of Prussia has presented Mr.. Charles Gibson,
Of st. Louis, with a magnificent pair of porce-
lain vases. They are nearly four feet high,
| and adorned with the most exquisite views of
| the Palace of Sans Souci, the Palace of Pots
dam, the Palace of the Prince Regent, and
other Prussian scenery and various other
devices. Several years ago, Mr. Gibson was
employed to bring suit for the King Of Prussia
against the representatives of one of his post
masters, who had embezzled large amount of
money and fed 10 St. Louis, where he died
After much litigation he succeeded in obtain
| ing judgment for the whole amount claimed;
and this present is made for the purpose of
expressing the Prince Regents satisfaction
with Mr.. Gibson's conduct in that case.--
Democrat.
STATE TREAsURER-on the suggestion of
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Dodge, Esq. of Cleveland, for Treasurer of the
State, the Cleveland Herald makes the follow
ing remarks: Mr.. Dodge was Treasurer of
this county six years, and was faithful, hon
est, and considerate officer. When the Demo
| Gratis get themselves into shape--if ever that
day cOmes-so as to carry the State, we hope
| they will make Mr.. Dodge Treasurer, for the
peoples money will be safe in his hands.
An old man, calling himself by the name
Davis, visited friend Patterson, of Woodland,
| Ohio, on the 9th inst, and asked lodging for
| the night, which was granted. Next day he
departed for Berlin, Shelby County, where he
lay down and fell asleep forever. Before leav-
ing the Pattersons, he gave them bundle of
| old MSS, and informed them that his real
name was Thomas Granger, but that he had
not used it for seventy years. The Pattersons say
the MSS. are highly interesting, and that it i.
their intention to publish them.
On Thursday, a laborer named Sullivan
while in an alteration with fellow laborer on
board the John Ishmael, a resident of Coalpor
Coshocton County, and a very worthy young
man, was killed on Friday last, by the acci.
dental falling upon him of large rock in q
coal l-pit near Dresden.
On the night of the 18th crevasse was
formed at the mouth Of Red River, which ad.
mitted the water in such torrent that, unles:
quickly stopped, would prove most devastating
to the Gdacant lands. Negroes were set tC
work at reiling, but we have not heard
whether the gap has been stopped or not.
The corner stone of new Oddfellows' Hal
will he laid, with imposing ceremonies, n
Wheeling, Va, on the Goth. Excursion train!
are to he run on all lines entering that city, a
low fares, 80 that it is believed there will be 6
gathering of people the like of which has nevel
yet been seen in that city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grouse, widow lady, resi-
ding at Eaton, committed suicide by hanging
few days since. Her privation and trials arr
supposed to have led her to this rash act. Sh,
leaves n son twelve years old.
Hon. L. English, Of Columbus, closed hi
court on Thursday, went and did it by gettinl
"spliced" to a fair daughter of Eve, and thel
with his better half started on the honey mool
tour.
The average income of the Mexican Churcl
il wenty five millions a year, while the rev
enue of the national government of tho repub
lie is only fifteen millions.
A young woman named Teresa Bosner, ser
want to Mrs. Vogel of St. Louis, has beel
committed to Jail on charge Of infanticide.
Buildings, to the value of over three milio
L dollars, are now in course of construction 4
New York.
The Chicago Herald says that their police
mems wages are six weeks in arrears, and n
prospect of speedy payment.
Antioch College is now in the hands of tn
"Chrstian denomination forever" and free
debt. 1t was purchased by its old friends.
The Philadelphia lawyers are out of tempe
i because so many New York legal gentleme
. are employed on the Siekles trial.
a Four hundred and fifty sop. fed cattle wei
y sold at Chicago, on Saturday, at five cents pr
pound.
Professor Fiuney, the American revivalis
Is preaching daily to crowded audiences
London, near Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon's tabernacle
= The journeymen ship-carpenters of Ne
y York now receive so rs per diem; the emplo!
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