The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
News and GOsl ZIP.

lH~The treaty which Mr.. Mclean has con-
cnded with President Juarex, ,,f Mexico, is
deemed very important, in view of the results
likely co follow. Itspoints are: A Perpetual
and secure route across the 18th mus Of Te-
huantepec, free port ON the Gulf Of Califor-
mis-, and route therefrom to ArizoD n, the ad-
citizens against the government, and the pay
ment by us OF about S., 600, 900 to the govern
ment Of Mexico, one-balf of which is reserved
to pay the American claims.
Sa5- The extensive property kDO' Tn as the
Carlisle (Pa.) Iron Works was sold last week
at public sale by the assignees Of Peter +.
Ege, Esq. to Messrs. William NJ. BE etem, c.
W. Ahl, William D. Hines and VIM. Young,
for S55,lOO. Mr.. Ese receives portion Of the
estate, valued at about $5,OO0 The properly
comprises about nine thousand acres of land,
embracing the mansion, iron-works, m1ll-prop-
erty, several cultivated farms and mountain
land, much of which is covered with chestnut
timber.
&a- Colonel Samuel Green, believed to DO the
oldest printer in the Union, died at Hartford,
Conn, on tho 9th instant, in the ninety SO cond
year of bis age. He served his time a the
printing business in New London, Conn. The
Register, which for many years was known as
GREEN'S Register, was commenced by his father,
Timothy Green, in 1885, In 1880 his son was
associated with him, and it was published by
"T. Green & Son." Upon the death of his
father, he continued its publication until 1898,
when he retired from business, on account of
advanced age.
Tg-The following passed -midShpmen have
| ontad n m ~
motion, from the 5th of September George A..
| Bipelow, Robert T.. Bradford, Robert L..
Pythian, Augustus p. Cooke, William E.
Evans, George S. Shryock, LIE Roy Fitch,
Joseph w. Harris, Thomas ii. Eastman, Rush
R. Wallace, Chester Hatfield, Charles j.
McDougal, Thomas r. Porter, James G. Nose
ley. George II. Perkins, George M. Blodgstt,
Weld N. Allen, Nathaniel Green.
Msj-The Advertiser learns that Mr.. G. p.
| Shaw, who had store at Cedar Creek, twelve
miles west of Bastrop, Texas, committed sui
eide some time since by taking laudanum.
| He had been drinking, and some persons. had
painted him all over with green paint, and
sewed him up in sack. On awakening,
and not succeeding in washing the paint from
his hair--mortified at his condition, he COM
mitted the fearful act.
M5- Mr.. Marsh, the Receiver of the Erie
Riilroad, has reappointod Mr.. Minot Gene
Superintendent of the road. It was asserted
that Mr.. Minot was privy to the famous strike
of the engineers which did SO much damage tt
the company q couple Of years ago, and tba
his appointment is equivalent to ii censui'e I"
the few officers who remained faithful to th'
company on that OCCASION
| ~c4. M. d. Ha..f. r.,,
last announces the death of Amos Ad am,
Esq 80 we'll known through out the LENGTH an
breadth Of the Union for bis zeal and ac tivit
as Mason, and honored aud respected by Al
who knew him Mr. Adams was at ons tim
Grand Master Of the State.
Eg- A Georgia paper says: "Tho late Mr.
A Bnwdcr left, by his will, the sum OF 500,
900 10 the Gleuville College ana Military In
sti,uts The interest ON this large suM is t
be applied to the payment Of Professors sal
aries and the education of poor boys.
rs The monument in honor of the lat
Emperor Nicholas was inaugora,ed in 81
Petersburg Jnly Z, last IN. S. 1t cost owe
$500 900, took three years under tho superin
! tendence of tho sculptor Montterrand, who, o
his death. in June 1858, vas succeeded b.
YerzeiuUf ......,
lsg- The Duke Of Wellington, in his privat
explanatory letter to Mr.. Canning, in regar
to q Misunderstanding between tlaem in 1927
used this languages ~ am not in the habit o
deciding upon such matters hastily or in anger
and the proof of this is, that I n2rsr had
quarrel 10Th any man IN my Ds."
n8-W. B. Fletcher, at x York Center, NJ edin
County, Ohio, few days ago committed
brutal outrage on the daughter Of Rev. Mr.
McEWen, aged ten years. He was arreste'l
but escaped. Fletcher has large farm,
over forty years Of age, and has q family. ,fh
people Of York threaten the villain Wit
Lynch-law should they catch him.
N0- A family named Fisher, residing i
New Castle, Pennsylvania, was poisoned a fe
days ago by eating toad-stools in mistake fc
Mushrooms. A child about two years cid die
from the effects, but the others are verinl
Nls~ Henry Ward Beecher says: IA ma
never has good luck who has a oad wife,
which probably accounts for the very grea
number of unfortunate occupants of thi
} planet.
, + 1s"Our friend Anscn G. Chester, Esq, ha
retired from the chief editorial control Of th
' OyTdCuSo \Ns u OUUFHutI vi piopi'
etors having made the separation mutually dc
srabls. .-
e qaS- Thomas Young, Democrat, has bee
elected Mayor Of Wilmington, Delaware, b
one hundred and eighty-three majority.
: lss- Tho Rev. James Romeyn, distit
guished clergyman Of the Dutch Reforme
Church, died at his residence mt New Bruni
: wick, New Jersey, on the 7th inst.
l. ls5- It is stated that there are one thousan
7 four hundred buildings of various kinds no
in process of erection in Memphis, Tennessee
q at an estimated cost Of 50, 100000.
@s-Itis reported that the Hon. Jesse
Bright is at Madison, Ind, seriously indi'
/. posed by severe attack Of inflammation
rheumatism.
rs-Mr. Charles Laferty, formerly of Sar
j. ford's ,Minstrels, died at his mothers res