The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-30


A SPLENDID THEFr.-The latest eccentricity
of Mexican politics is the capture of n Govern
ment conducta of five millions of dollars, on
its way from the capital to the seaboard. This
feat was accomplished, the telegraph informs
US, by Gen. Robles- Pezuels, some forty miles
from the city. 1t is further stated that two
ffths Of the amount was American property,
and the remainder principally British. The
Government of Miramon had in vain nego-
tiated for its release; Minister McLane had
dispatched an envoy to beg off the American
share of tie spoils, with what success we are
not told; and an English feet had resumed its
position before Vera Cruz, by way of recover
ing the British dollars. -..
BITTEN BY A ADMINISTRATIONS AL
mond, aged about fourteen years, son of Mr..
james Almond, living on Dry River, in this
county, was severely bitten by rattlesnake
one day last week. After he was bit he
walked about two miles to Rawley Springs,
where our friend Sites administer relief in
the form of French brandy. He drank about
pint of the brandy, in three doses, which
produced no intoxicating effect whatever.
The youth came to Rawley crying from the
pain of the bite, was instantly attended by
Mr. Sites, got better, staid all night, and vert
home we'll in the morning. French brandy is
said to be an infallible remedy for the bite of
this venomous serpent Rockingham (Fd.)
Register.
STRAYGLED TO DEATH BY A SNAKE.-The
bingham (Mass.) Journal records the recent
decease of Mr.. Daniel Corthell, of that town,
who had for some time past been troubled by a
living snake in his stomach. Several attempts
were made to eject the reptile by different
methods, which proved unavailing, until at
last boiled milk was Tesorted to, the steam Of
which, as it entered the mouth of Mr.. c.,
started the snake up into his throat, where it
stuck fast, and before it could be removed Mr..
c. chOked to death. 1t is supposed that Mr..
{. swallowed the snake when it was quite small,
while drinking.
The KRIAL Subtitle editor of the Troy
Budget has taken a ride on the Hudson river
IN the life boat or car, which has been built to
accompany the monster balloon Of Mr.. La
mountain in it's first trip across the Atlantic.
He says it moves through the water at the
rate Of from six to eight miles an hour by the
same machinery acting on the air that propels
it when aloft. II is a model Of beauty, and
when beheld with its wings (the FANS beating
above the water, looks "like thing of life," a
monster bird, wounded and Auttering in efforts
to raise to its native element, the ETHEREAL re-
giOns.
A young scholar has recently discovered in
SnaninI' ISo VIE. vi = Ieter written ny sne
Df"oaS .L. IN rSiS ei On inc very day
'Hv n"ssaIIe NJ ~. Gl 81. partn1ione", OF
~ ,1e O"nm.,,ia,a ", " lnullP 49, 70 CnalIes n
t;oU nS ,hat % nun oh tae % suecesiui PerPetia-
OF the battle of PaVia, q letter ON the death of
Henry w. written by Madrid JesHi, ~ -
Jesuit in Paris. of cuSious letters of Cbnrles "
and Francis T. 40.
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Lno~n srn;t.- y: nnVGnlo OanSle' wen
49, pno ui.fet Vi SnaIles.on, VINO recently
IIolander, has heen ;r,nrssSaJ ;rto ,ho Co, Co..
dipian army wbiIs in Ganos On hns;no.S 90. "%a
nccted with his sbinment A rnmor 70 tho
above effect has been nrevsIont IN tbjs c;tv CO.
several weeks Charl,ston Merc,,,v' vas wy 'O'
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noMboLDrs HishAkY.-Mr. wright Ameri-
:nn S az tne @ couIt OF Berlin, mas, II
isss s'I'ou, DnsieS oO'yvV t1alerS LOT the library
~ nrohaT,a ~ nuues th"t ~ tGn numooiuti ~ Is not
ent times, he will meet with many, if anv. com
pettors in Prussia or Germany.
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Osors IN EURoPE,-fhe NewrY ork Tribune
;S nroo;so nS vaoI,o"t ~ @ 'no GneGs tnat 'nerS
that in snjte oS tbo war there ~ ,~;,i oPe' b ano
anal damenS for 4msr;con hrooda,rg' % ~ Ho ahu, th