The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-27
THE Daily Globe, Washington, will not be
g ued again until first Monday Of December.

Little Rock on Saturday last, the prisoner be-
ing found guilty of murder in the first degree.
and sentenced to be hung on the 10th of June
next.
There being report that Charles Fox, at
the beginning Of his career, was going 10 bo
arrested, 1t was told to his father, Lord Hol-
land, who replied, "I am glad Of 1t, for then
he will go to bed one night at least in good
time"
At the Burns celebration in New York, DR..
Francis thus related bis interview with bonnie
Jean: "Madam," said the Doctor, "your hus-
band was great man." $50 they all tell
me" said the good wife, "but Robert never
said word to me about IL, and he was sell
dom st home.'
Fanny Fern Gays: off one half Of the girls
knew the previous life of the men they marry,
the list of old maids would be wonderfully in
creased" If the men knew, Fanny, what their
future lives were TO be, wouldn't it increase the
list of old maids still further2 ,t
Charles Francis, the Arclduke of Austria,
father of the present Emperor, died at Vienna
on the llth inst. When Ferdinand abdi-
Gated i'll December, 1849, the Arohduke de-
elined the succession, and his son, Francis
Joseph, though but little mere than eighteen
years Of age, was crowned Emperor.
Champion Vaughan, editor of the Leaven-
worth Times, has fallen under the displeas-
ure of the Fugitive law, being sued for the
| recovery of 81 ,00e, the sum provided by that
law as the penalty for the loss of q slave,
which Champion is accused of aiding to pro-
tect from recapture by his alleged owner
The slave is gone.
A crazy woman named Mary Ann Miller,
aged 40 years, was placed in the calaboose, an
Underground apartment at GaleDa, ILL.,, last
week. In the morning, when the turnkey
opened the door, he found her body iu the
water, which had entered during the night
to the depth Of twenty inches. She was quite
dead.
AT revival meeting among the slaves at
PiquaJ s, c., brother was supplicating the
throne eloquently, when another brother called
out in stentorian voice, "Who dat praying
ober dar?" The response was, "Dat's brudder
Moses" "Hold on dar, brudder Moses" was
the dictum of the former; ''you let brudder
Ryan pray-he's better 'quainted wild de Lord
dan you amp
In searching the house Of Bishop johnson,
charged with murder, at Salt Lake, Utah, tho
United States officials were not able to dis
cover the Bishop, but found therein his ten
wives. Four of these wives are sisters, and
the Bishops own nieces, and he has, besides
these, two sisters out of one family, and also a
mother and her daughter. This is polygamy
with vengeance. lt ..'r
BIRTH Day OF QUEEN VIcToRIA.-Monday
last, being the fortieth anniversary of the
birth of Queen Victoria, the event was honored
in New York, by the English residents as we'll
as by others, who cherish the names and vir-
tues of the British Queon. The English ship
ping in the harbor was dressed in holiday at
tire, and the Office of the British Consul was
decorated with the Cross of st. George, blended
with the Stars and Stripes. .-sgti
gave her a rose and gave her ring, and
asked her to marry me then; bnt she sent them
all back, insensible thing, and said she'd had
no notion of men. I told her I'd oceans Of
money and goods, tried to frighten her with q
growl; but she answered that she WASH drought
up in the woods, to be scared by the screech of
an owl. called her beggar and everything
badj sighted her features and form; till at
length l succeeded in getting her mad, and she
ragged like the sea in storm. And then in q
moment I turned and smiled, and called
her my angel and all; she fell in nv arms like
wearisome child, sxclaiming, Gwen marry
this fall"
Washington letter. writer tells the follow
ing, in speaking of the presence of philosopher
Greeley ut the Federal Capital: al -s
A trio Of Irish servants were busy talking
politics in the corner of the reading-room
(Ifish servants are great politicians here),
when one of them suddenly exclaimed
"Be jabers, boys, an there's ould Greeleyr'
"Where?" exclaimed his companions, with
as much interest in their looks as they would
naturally exhibit on being told that st. Patrick
or Bishop Hughes was before them.
"standin yonder by the table, talkin' wild the
tall gintleman." '
The Hibernians gased curiously and in
tensely at Horace for an instant, when the
youngest OF them, apparently late importa-
ton, with wonder in his voice, Observed
"Sure an he's white man!'
CAV coorse he's white man." said the first
speaker, in patroniziDg tone, as though Horace
and no were the greatest Of cronies.
"Well, be me sowl, I've been desaved in the
ould fellow intiroly," continued the other, az
thought he was a nagur."
SUT's DUTcHMAN.-That amusing individual,
Sut Lovegood-whose amusing stories of "Dad
dy playin' hoss," and of his well starched
shirt, have made good deal of hearty laugh
ter-has lately been describing dinner he ate
at Bull Gap, wherever that Is, and the company
that helped him. The central figure Is Dutch
man, who is painted in decidedly broad style
of art: -.. ....
Thar wer big thunderin' Dutchman along;
the wust Dutchman ever seed fur fat and on
dcrstandable lingo; he looked like he'd bin
moulded in a elefantS paunch, an his laigs in
big crooked holler log, stuck on afterwards.
His britchcs wer es big es bed tick with two
meal bags sowed to it fur laigs, an his head
wer round es ball; an his har--welI, hit
mout bin sand boar's skin tuck often the
beastez when he wer mad an had all his bris-
ties sOt, an then fitted, without any comm or
clenin', tu his skull. His face locked like some
stout pusson had busted ripe tomartis onto
hit, an seeds an innards an skin he'd all stuck
and dried thar. He talked like hs he'd JUS
harp in his throat, an when he sot in TO oussin,
he did hit in Dutch mostly, an hit sounded
like sawin' a loose sheet Of iron with dull
saw. ] tell you he were fearful to look at, an
dredfal tu hear, an overpowerin' tu smell.
"Well, he planted himself at the table for
ninst two-year old chicken billed whole, an
big tin pan of sourcrout, what smelled sorter
like a pile oy raw hides in August, an built
ladil was socked inter hit He jist fotohed a
snort, and socked his fork up to the hilt in tho
rump bone ov that onfortunite ole cock, an
started him down his throat he'd fust, and then
began to hump hisself, and grunt Every
jerk he gin the chicken went an inch, an he'd
crook his neck sorter sidewise, like a hen does
with lump ov dough stuck in, her throat.
When he'd swallsrcd hit apast the rump the
laigs stuck out at each corner ov his mouf es
wide apart es prongs ov pitohfork, and then
he sot onto ladin' in orout atween 'em.
AT last the toes of tho rooster went out ov
site, an he sont the balance of the crout after
him. now an than nifohfnJ lafh hatdad q nhuuL