The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

The correspondent of the Boston Daily
Transcript, now in Paris, says
The Constitutional" directs attention TO
the feeling in favor Of France in the United
States, and says, eve may call this an unex-
pected miracle, accomplished in the United
States by the straightforward policy of the
French, and its value is the more important
because the Americans are perfectly disinter.
ested in the event which has occasioned it."
From the revolution to the present time, the
French have always liked the Americans.
The Empress Regent came from st. Cloud
yesterday to preside at the Council of Minis
ters. 1t is said that she is as grave and
dignifcd n presiding officer as tho Emperor
himself.
A few days since the Empress exhibited the
little Prince Imperial to the three groat bodies
of state, and made a speech to each, and they
were permitted before closing their duties to
kiss his little hand. The papers arc full of
enthusiasm about it, aud say there was great
applause, and that the Empress and many
Senators were moved to tears at the scene.
THE RIGHT FEELTNG-PULPIT EXCHANGES
The Rev. Mr.. Miner, of the School Street
Universalist Church. preached for the Rev.
e. E. Hale yesterday, with great acceptance
A Methodist preached in another Unitarian
pulpit in Boston yesterday, being the second
minister of that denomination who has offici-
ated in the same church within three months.
The Unitarian pastor preached for his Meth
odist ghbor.-Boston Timhs.
Southey, in his "Omniana," relates the fol-
lowing: When I was last in Lisbon a nun
made her escape from the nunnery. The frst
thing for which she inquired when she reached
the house in which she was secreted, was a
looking-glass. She had entered the convent
when only five years old, and from that time
had never seen her own face. There was some
excuse for her.
Here is something that happened out West:
The latest dog story is told of two brutes of
that species who fell to fighting in a saw-mill
| out West In the course of the tussle one of
the dogs went plump against a saw in rapid
motion, which cut him in two instanter. The
hind legs run away, but the fore legs continued
to fight, and whipped the other dog. Another
proof that the ruling passion is strong in death.
| At oskaloosa, Iowa, young woman, whose
husband came home drunk the other day took
down an OK goad, and chastised him most glo-
riously-untl he promised not to do so again
He laid tho blame upon friend who asked
him to drink. She then aogged him again fol
not having the frmness to refuse. ..
The Albany journal says that Ex- Presi.
| dent Van Buren, was in the State Capital to,
day, looking as youthful as he did twenty
years ago. Mr.. Van Buren is reaping in hi
old age, the fruits of q well-regulated early
life. .TH 49,
President Buchanan will make his annual
| visit to his favorite summer retreat, the Bed
ford Springs, about the middle of July, wher,
he will abide for about two weeks. In few
days he will go to the Soldiers Home, 10 es
cape the heat of Washington until October
In Chicago, the gardener Of M. McCagg, oi
Sunday last, killed on the grounds of,that gen
tlomnn, within the city limits, largo size,
J Canadian lynx.