The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-04


f232, ,537 sterling was paid last year 10 the
British naval pensioners.
The English Government has had the Con-
way, a ci-devont % gun-ship, fitted up for the
training Of boys for naval service.
A great increase Of Roman Catholic military
chaplains in the British army has taken place
since the advent Of the Derby administration.
The public income of Great Britain for tho |
year 1858, was 966, 1856, 1896, and the public OK
penditure amounted to 965, 5,169,33s.
Mr.. "Tender Conscience" has forwarded to
the Chancellor Of the Exchequer, England,
flOO, on account of unpaid income tax.
Every year the Pope blesses n sword and
pot, which are forwarded to the monarch best
deserving of them. This year the Emperor Of
Austria gets His Holiness presents.
The American newspaper about to be estab-
lished in London will be conducted by Charles
Mackay, L. l.. D., late editor Of the "Illus-
trated News"
"The Peoples Hymn, or the Voice of tho
Corsicans"-a poetic appeal to insurrection-
now being secretly circulated in Italy, is as
cribed to the pen Of Prince Pierre Bon6parto.
Two of the ringleaders Of the massacre at
Jeddah were executed in that city, January 13.
Other culprits have been sent to Constantine
| pie.
| The newly-appointed Anglican Bishop Of
| Columbia is a Puseyite of the first water Not
! long since he put up n picture Of the Crucifxion
| over the altar in Great Yarmouth Church, of
] which he was vicar.
The English alliance, said Count Cavour, at
| Turin, February 8, has always been the con-
slant care of our whole political life. We have
always considered England as tho impregnable
bulwark of liberty.
The British Government is about to establish
q monthly steam postal service between Aus
tralia and Panama. New South Wales has
pledged to contribute 100000 year for ten
years toward the subsidy. So -
The London "Globe" has received news of a
conspiracy in the feet, at Naples, of sufficient
dimensions to occasion the seizure of twenty
naval officers, who have (as a matter of course)
taken the prison berths vacated by Poerio and
his eighteen companions.
The bark Jane Black, Of Limerick, which
was deserted by her crew, because of hor be-
coming water-logged, drifted into the Shannon
some weeks afterward, and being taken in tow
was brought home. As the underwriters hat
paid the insurance, she became their property
Ernest Jones, the Chartist leader, denounce
Mr.. Brights reform bill as a measure for trans
ferring the franchise from the aristocracy to tn
cottonocracy, and for fraudulently deprivinj
/ the working classes of their right-manhoo,
suffrage. ..tt
The passages of Louis Napoleon's speec
which met with the heartiest appreciation fror
his hearers, were those which alluded to peace
the appreciation was more marked than the up
plause which the sonorous clap-traps abou
glory, disinterestedness, generosity and cour
, age are sure to awaken among every audience
especially French one. o..
The London "Athen@um," in an exceller
, obituary of Hallam, the historian, remarks a
!; an admirable feature in him, that he was read
: to amend errors and repair omissions; and hi
y y last editions are annotated and improved wit
= = ga most curious and conscientious skill" HenC
J. these editions are the best. "In Hallam," say
u the "Atheneum," 1--WE possessed scholar VII
loved truth better than fame" p
" Captain Sheffield, having refused to offer IL
d usual military salute to the Host at Malta, WI
IS placed under arrest, and will be tried by cour
o martial. Tho Catholics Of London say that
is the duty of soldiers to obey their injunction
e whether they are in the Bible or not; and tn
1t whom people are in Malta they should do
t. they do-according to the saying, "when you
|, in Rome, you must do as Rome does"