The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

@-A young and beautiful girl, daughter of
a wealthy merchant in Albany, N. z, has
become strongly and strangy addicted to
drink, and one day last week was found nearly
dead drunk In the street. She was richly
dressed, and party Of rude boys were piling
dry leaves upon her. Her parents are obliged
to maintain continual watch over her, but
she occasionally evades the surveillance, and 10
sure to get intoxicated II she can obtain the
liquor. '" ft'1.e ---7e St-D
S- Accounts from Havana state that on the
9th ult. twenty-one Asiaticas, s'free colonsts,"
ran away from q plantation called La Mara
vile, near MataDzas. They we're apprehended
and taken back the same day, and on the sue
ceeding one they murdered the owner Of the
estate, Don Augustin Valera, with their spades
and other agricultural instruments. John
Chinaman will cause serious trouble some of
these days in the island. VI N'' ~ mn
Gy-A volume entitled Edgar A. Poe and his
| Critics will shortly be published. 1t is writ
ten by lady whose prospective relation with
the poet was interrupted by his death. 1t is
q plea in favor Of man of genius, whom
every one steps out Of the way to kick at,
from the Edinburg Reviewers downward.
GS- The following States have now set
aside the Oath inst. for thanksgiving: North
Carolina, Alabama, South Carolina, Connec-
ticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Kentucky, Massachusetts,, Indiana,
Michigan, Minnesota, and Maryland. ..u
Gs-The lst of October, 1859, occupies an
important place in the meteorological history
OF San Francisco; It's night was the first sultry
one known to the Oldest inhabitant Never
before had q night passed without blankets
being necessary for comfortable sleep. ..
Gg> Little Tommy T is FIVE years old.
He was in musing mood the other day, and
his mother asked him what he was thinking
about. "Oh, 1said he, was thinking Of old
times" That child understood the ante. natal
philosophy, and had just idea Of the souls
Immortality. l
@r A little girl, aged four years, daughter
Of Lorenz Swakovsky, of the tewn Of Newton,
Wis, was burned to death on Tuesday last.
The parents were absent from the hous at the
time, and on their return the charred remains
Of the little girl was the first sight that met
their eyes. -....-....-.-r,.., .-
G8- There is said to exist confederation of
outlaws, whose headquarters are in Now York,
who came originally from Poland and Ger
many, and extend their travels to all portions
Of the United States. By daytime they operate
as shoplifters and pickpoCkets, and By night as
burglars. II - n t'A.E,s.
Gs- Last week Augustus Hipp was stabbed
and dangerously wounded by one Lawrence
Snyder, in o barber-shop in Marietta, Ohio,
about a dog. Snyder accused Hipp of steal
ing the dog, and the latter strucky Snyder
with his fist, whereupon Snyder drew his
knife and cut Hipp's bowels out. ..
G&- OF q Parisian actress lit Is related
that, not having anything particular to
do, being disengaged, she has lately
devoted herself to making money, and
In pursuance Of that object went to Baden
Baden this season and won three hundred and
fifty thousand francs.
G9- The Milan correspondent of the Morn
iny Post says that dog, of African breed,
which belonged to General Espinasse, who fell
| at Magenta, still Turks about the spot where
he shed his blood, and though often taken
away, even to some distance, constantly re-
| turns. ..,.-. ........,...
@@r Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, who, with
her husband, has been residing in London for
switzerland. where she will rsma;n during % the "
winter with her daughter; her husband, Prof.
stowe, returning to America forthwith.
ms-Nat,,re has atranoa uevs of do;nr +bo
most beautiful things. Out of the oozy earth,
the mud and rain OF early spring, comes the
most delicate flowers, their white leaves
borne out of the dirt, as unsoiled and pure as
ii they had doomed in the garden OF Pa
H.-c-.E
@S-lt is not work that kills man, it is
worry. Work is healthy; you can hardly
put more on man than ne can bear. Worry
is rust upon the blade. 1t ia not the revolu-
friction. Fear Socrates acids. bnt ,ovs @ and md
trust are sweet iuices. 80 -. -',
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ESA state exchange says that dilatory
subscriber saw IN the late aurora boreals,
skv paw rHr pR1NrEai and faas;nr the M ;nd;r' Tno
nation Of Heaven Was about te he vis;tsd
upon him. maid the Xiii forthwith
F.,f - -, ~ ~ va '
JET A book-peddler, named Carr, commit
teo Salcace Dy ha1ging, ~ vincent station, on
sns al,e;;a ana 1noirna., T; hairoad: Hls
pouy was Giscoverea On fslaay IN an oid mill
ba + bad tom nm for ,hat n,,noaa 'A 0''' "n'0n
penoIcok, oleene Uc9nty' olo' was tnrown
noia nio hoaeo' un rtu@y, oh eho PIKE, crusn-