The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-15


For, spring hagcom when the blue;bird sings ..,
And folds IN the maple his glossy wings,
Aud the Wind may blow anil thoetorm may fall
But the voice of summer is heard in all.
!. am So blltho and glad to-day!
/. My hear1, beside the buc-bir1, sings,
|, Ahd folds, serene, its weary wings,
/, And knows the hours lead OIL to May! .lDEAN. |
+ TheWabhingtou Union thinks that the decay
Of the DehoeTatic party is owing to its. excess
,li The imp preston prevails that Ex-Judge Bar |
'ret-bf Pennsylvania will be appointed Super, |
intendent bf Public Printing. .r i...,, |
It is said TINT Mr.. Groesbeck had been Of
fered, but heclined, the appointment Of Commits
sioner of Patents.
| A larger number of ships than usual will
compose the next squadron sent to tho African
| coast.
Edmund Burke has said Taxes FOR educa-
| ton are ike vapors, which rise only to descend
again to beautiiy and to fcrtlizo the earth.
Tho Kentucky State Medical Society holds
its annuhl convocation on the Goth Of this
month at Lebanon. f, ...
The circulation of the New York Herald in
Cuba is prohibited, on the ground that tits can
annexati iDnist journal" - -.~ e..
"Frpzer River Excitement" has been got
up in Canada, and numbers Of young men are
clearing out for the new Province. "'''-
! The rSmaips of John Hunter, the physioIo-
gist. and surgeon, haye been reinterred. at
! Westmi4 4ster Abbey, with appropriate solemni
ties. l. .a-...-s-,s r...i--. -..-... .
The Lafayette Journal reports that his
friend Spicer, late of the Argus, has been miss
ing for day or two, and fears are entertained
that he has been foully dealt with. . 2
DIR. Scankoni, of Wurzburg, who attended
the EMPRESS of Russia in her last confinement,
has received for his services S5,000.. Who
wouldn't be man-midwifeH -
The meal called eggs on Horseback" by
the citizens of the Argentine Confederation,
consists of beefsteak with two eggs ON the
top. ,a p. -
The press has made our whole world of civ
ilizatioh one great lecture-room, from which
no reading man can escape; and the only
defense against progress is stOlid pre- -occupa-
ton with trade or trifles. -.....
A nc Nv paper is projected, to be published in
Coving gton, Ky.3se Propretors, Mr.. W. B. Nook
lar, ] 9n., and George W. Williams, of Coving-
toni; AID Jas. H. Bascoms and Will. P. Conns,
of Msysville. The journal is. to be called
4 t'The Kentucky Junior" !. ' 2.
II The Acct ot royal maii.stea,ners owned by
r the Liverpool and New York Steamship Com
>. pany will san fortnightly direct from Cork
. ireland. ~ To Irish emigrants this lihb will fl
8 upa want long felt, and do away entirely with
0 the OLD fashioned, system of going to Liverpool
d to take passage. -
: Tho N. Y. Herald says Should the grand
}, army Of gold-seekers. now moving on
o ward to- the Rocky Mountains, find worl
/, enough and gold enough to detain them profit
" ably at least one route of the Pacific Railroad
= will be determined upon before the next meet
ing Of Congress. ' @...'
The Pittsburg Press tells of Scotchmal
named Erskine, who was in the Cambria Count
poor house. He received a remittance O
" money to defray his expenses home; but bein
/ of weak mind, joyful news put him star
Al mad, and next morning he was found dead
l. pond, in water about two feet deep.
t. "A gentleman somewhat distinguished for th
Il use df choice Language found fault with hi
ID pudding, as having too much "caloric" in i
III which the landlady topk; in high dudgeon, de
ciaring that she never used the article-indeet
Fl there never was any in the house.
1.-THE good lady had the, Ericsson's Calori
p Engine in; her mind; and right goodworkin
"ar&cle' itis.1 =
,nhl cLbRD LYONS AT WAsHINGToN.-In present
f. ing his credentials on Tuesday, Lord Lyon
W gave utterance to the most profound feelings {
40 Friendship of. his Government for that of tn
30 United States, and expressed the hope that th
y. ties of amity would be drawn still closer. Th
~ President warmly reciprocated the sentiment
'h announced. The interview was of more tina
usually cordial character. -.r r.- .----
A MIsTAKE.-The N. Y. Tribune of Wedne!
day eorrects the News in a matter in whic
vs. Cincinnati is interested: "The News has
ed funny story about the Republican Legisatul
or, of ohio imposing Police Commissioners on q
Ia, Democratic City of Cincinnati The boot
ne exactly on the other Reg. The Legislature
its Ohio for the last two years has been decided
sltDemocratic in both branches, while Cincinna
T. is Republican in her local government, hayr
- lust elected the Opposition charter ticket
a. / 400 majority.- Hasn't The News been sold,
of I- GupEBYAroR1AI'e CANVASS IN KHNTbcKY.-Tt
he twp candidates are we'll spoken Of as worth
ed me embers of society. IifMr Mag6fin, Of Merct
1T County, the Democratic candidate fol, Cove
,ty nor, and Mr.. Bell, of Boyle, the Opposite
ID candidate for Governor, both present a rccol
ire of. public and private Qualifications witho
ib- blot or stain; both are esteemed by all wi
,ht have their personal acquaintance, as gentl
lst men high toned and honorable" They ha'
les opened the canvass; both favor the acquisiti'
M Of Cuba; their prospects, according to the 9
ity innate of an oiico-holder, are, that Magof
nd will be returned by a majority OF about 5,OU
nj The GuBERNAToRIAL CAMPAIGN IN VIRGISI
OF The rival candidates, Messrs. Goggin al
me- Letcher, are making tour of the Stat
ain "stumping it" gloriously On the 9th ul
they met at Lebanon, Russell County, whG
ore Goggin led off and was followed by Letch
,es, N Notwithstanding the wet and mud, a lar
ion number Of ladies were present -:i'' tr
su, On the 29th ult., they met at Princete
ma Mercer County, where Goggin took the lead
ties in the former case. Letcher followed, claimi
II, some of the ladies as his friends, because &c
OF gin was ih favor Of taxing silks and satins.
mt, Their next meeting was on the Sd inst,
the Union, Monroe County, in the Presbyteri
u church, A number Of Elders protested to be
on the candidates that the church was dedicat
leir to the service Of Cod and not to such sim
the MS they; but they acquiesced, cut of gallant
the Mr.. Letcher led off here, s III ..
/ is A LONDON DoGBERRY The London cor
sIy spondent Of the N. Y. Herald Says An act
ate ridiculous aud disgraceful cruelty on the p
co. of our chief civic Midas--Lord Mayor Wis
eed is just now exciting public indignation, no
ur- little aggravated by that functionary's endea
to to defend his own conduct at the expense
div his helpless victims character. A poor vagr
uchr Irish girl Zone Mary Ann Donovan) was, a
we days ago, hauled up before this Dogberry
hey hawking combs in Cornhill, or, in other woi
like trying to get an honest living in a very hum
4 way in the streets. This, however, it seems
nm indictahla ,offansa. and Whan osked hv