The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-18

NAPOLEON AND Hfs sWfFEAT CHURcH.-Nfiss
Estello Lewis, the poetess, now in Paris, once
sat in pew, sufficiontly near to SEQ the Empo-
ror and Empress at their devotions, which she
thus desoribesi The Empress seemed to be suf-
fering from q cold, ior something else, for she
blew her nose several times loud enough to
wake the dead. She first carefully laid the
delicate organ in large, fine, white bandker-
ohief-then fairly drew herself up TO the busi-
! ness-gave one long, sounding blow finished
with two or three short, quick ones, in exact
imitation OF conch calling the people from
the work fields. During the sermon, the EN-
| peror and Empress sat with their faces oppo-
site my pew, and had a full view of them.
While the Empress was occupied with her
nose, the Emperor kept up brisk gymnastic
exercise with his thumbs, making the one leap
over the other, sometimes turning somersets, as
If to try their strength.
A difficulty has arisen in Newark N. j.,
between the authorities of tho Trinity Church
episcopal and the citizens. Permission has
been granted to the Church by the Common
Council to build an addition to their church
edi6ce on the. public Park. The citizens OBJ
ject to any such disposition of their property,
and under the lead of several of the most prom.
inent among them, last evening, cut down n
fence which had been erected BY the church,
preparatory to commencing to build. A squad
of police was called out, but they did not ar
rive on the ground until after the demolition
had been accomplished Much excitement ex-
lists, and more serious trouble Is anticipated
to-day. '"t
LOUISVILLE COURIER Us. CINcISNATI ENoUi-
RER.-We clip the following from the Louis
vile Courier of Wednesday:
The Cincinnati Enquirer says il has pub
lished the proceedings of Democratic meetings
in Kentucky "without changing them in any
particular" Although we specified two recent
and notable instances in which alterations and
omissions were made, it attempts no explana-
tions, but seeks to escape the difficulty by say
ing that we only have given currency to the
charge. If he takes the trouble to enquire of
the Democracy of Campbell county, he will
find those that participated in one of the meet
ings alluded to, including the gentleman who
offered the resolutions which the Enquirer al,
tered, make the charge. If the editor is really
guiltless, and desires to exculpate himself, we
will cheerfully give him the name of our in
formant, whose reliability he will not question.
But the Enquirer talks like culprit, and will
not court an investigation.
There have been admitted into the Boston
Inebriate Asylum, about five hundred of that
unfortunate class, who remain there for periods
of from one week to several months. As yet
few; upon leaving the institution, have relapsed
into their old habits, and the institution is
looked upon as success. 1t has been opera
ted since 1857. y
The Now York italian Committee have or
ganized an entertainment to take place at the
Academy of Music on Wednesday next, for the
benefit of the italian fund. Signor Amodio,
Madames Gazzaniga, Cortesi and Parodi, with
Brignoli and Tunca, have volunteered for the
occasion. .I..i..H ...ir..' u.'.-1 90.