The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-12-05


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PEN AND SCISSORS.
&as- How to get ink out of linen-ierk an
editor out Of his shirt.
&1r Vermont paid from her State Treasury,
last year, $500 for killing bears.
Ns- Punch says: The husband regns, but 1t
Is the wife who governs.
pss> The Washington Statue Fair, at Bos-
ton, closed on Thursday evening, having net
ted nearly $4,000.
@% There are large plantations Of pea
nuts in California, and the article will event-
ually DO exported in considerable quantities.
@-"I'm allheart," said amli tary officer to
bis comrades. "Pity you're not part pluck ;"
said his superior in command.
MB- On Saturday last ninety -seven work
men, including forty-two ship carpenters,
were discharged from the Gosport (vs.) Navy
yard.
GT- Maoauly has two volumes more Of his
History Of Enyland nearly ready for the press,
but IL 10 believed that they will not be pub
lished this season.
GI-A street fight occurred In Norfolk, Va,
tho other night, between the editor of the Day
Book and shoe dealer named L. L. Brick
house.
@5-Ths four Georges Of the House Of Han
over lived to be old men. George died at
s3; George II at n; George III at So, and
George ~ at 8S.
gs-Sir William and Lady Don, the fomrsr
well.known here for his ecoentrcities, have
concluded successful engagement at the Royal
Amphitheater, Liverpool.
GsS- The English and Americans rarely
bathe their horses, but in Prussia it is the
custom to attach to the cavalry barracks q ca
pacious basin for swimming the horses.
NS-0ne song at the Schiller festival In the
Cry tsal Palace, at Sydenham, England, was
sung by one thousand male and female voices,
and twenty thousand people heard 1t.
M8-A locomotive on one of the principal
railways has been adorned with the title: ~
still live." That's more than many of the
passengers can say at the end Of the journey
lg- Mr.. B. r. Perry, residing near Ports
mouth, Va, while out deer-hunting, last Fri
day, discovered very large panther's tracks,
measuring nearly six inches from heel to toe.
Ns~If the gentleman who keeps shoe
store with red head, will return the um
brela Of young lady with an ivory handle,
he will hear of something to her advantage.
MSrA man named Jacob Gramholtz was
arrested last week in Philadelphia on the
charge Of passing counterfeit money, and
after being placed in his cell hung himself.
M5-A German, Joseph Lengenberger, q
married man, has been arrested at Bridgeport
Conn, for the seduction of girl IA years old
and procuring abortion, which resulted In her
death.
lsg- -Crescimano, the young prima donna
whom StrakoSch brought to this country to
make o sensation, has returned to Europe, dis
gusted, no doubt, with America, because Of her
failure here.
@3- Of o person who was sordid miser, il
was told Mr.. Curran, that he had set out from
Cork to Dublin with one shirt and guinea.
DYES" said Curran, "and will answer for it
he will change neither of them till he returns"
Gas-A splendid dinner was given in honor
of Charles Sumner, at the Revere House, in
Boston, recently, which was attended by prom
inent gentleman from all parts of Massachu-
sets.
GS-The Kingstreo Is. C.) Star of late
date says two struggling printers from the
North were caught at the depot last night in
company with some negroes, and rode out Of
town this morning on q rail.
@S-An enthusiastic gentleman, in speak
Ing of the courage of his beloved, said: "she
would walk TO oannon's or q lovers mouth
without shrinking in the least" We trust
not hewever, without a tremor, at least on
her lips.
M4-A young lady Of New Orleans, who re-
gently performed remarkable feat of row.
ing, has BEEN presented with a yawl. A
smask would have been more appropriate. On
her lips, or whore?
DEF Charles F. Pond, of Hartford, Conn.,,
President of the Hartford and New Haven
(Conn.) Railroad, distributed four hundred
turkeys and chickens to the poor in that city
on Thanksgiving Day. .'
sg-Chas. Kingsley has nearly completed
. new novel, which may be expected In the
spring. The subject is different from most Of
Mr.. Kingsley's fctions, consequently more
than unusual interest Is felt among critics fol
Its appearance.
Gs-Mr. James Augustus ST. John is en-
gagged on A History Of England, which, from
peculiar sources of information he has, will
throw much new light over the era previous to
the Conquest. The work will be In six OF
seven volumes.
G@The new opera house, which Louis
Napoleon means shall be the finest in the
world, has been definitely decided upon. II
will occupy one side Of the square which Is to
DO made opposite the head Of the Rue de la
Paix.
@-A late letter from Paris says: "0n Fri
day the Emperor went out shooting with Prince
Metternich. His Majesty brought down one
hundred and fifty birds, &c. The Prince, nc
doubt to maintain the family reputation fol-
diplomacy, modestly contentsd himself with
one hundred and thirty"
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