The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-15
THE PRESS.
Cincinnati, Taesday, March IS, 1889.

Cincinnati, Tuesday, March 10, 1859.
"a DmcovERY.-w are informed by The CO.
Iumbus (O.) State Journal that document, Of
which the following Is copy, was picked up
in oneJes the streets Of that city a few days
since;ii % 3 sir4si rIa -4It1. .r1
To the Grand Commander of Vallette Lodge,
No. 8, Columbus, State Of Ohio:
,..gir: Under instructions from the Grand
Council Of the Nation, Inform you by special
messenger that eight hundred picked men are
now quartored on the southern coast of Flor
ida,ready to san at moments warning for the
'sboautiftl Isle" You are hereby commanded
to confer with tho Grand Lodge of your State,
and return q minute statement of any compa-
nes or regiments under the present SSpt5GI non OF
your Lodge. .,,s PAXTON b. WOOD,
Grand Commander Habana Lodge, No. 7, La.
Dated at New Orleans, January 26, 1859.
The document, it is understood, refers to
the "sons, of Malta% rTrr
CoLoSIzATIox.-The Hon. II. D. Latrobe,
President of the American Colonization Soci-
ETY., recently delivered a lecture upon Coloniza-
tion In the New York Academy Of Music.
Among other common places, the learned
teacher remarked that the increase Of the negro
population in the United States ''is the chief
reason to which all the difficulties and inabili-
ties of the colored race must be attributed"
That is TO say, IL there were no oOlored peo-
pie, the colored people would suffer under no
difficulties and liabilities; but as there are col
ored people, there must be difficulties and ina
biities; and as the colorod people increase,
there will be an increase in the difficulties and
liabilities, Here's philosophy for you.
TIMELY DIscLAIMER.-The New York Her
AIDS leader Of the l llth remarks: "No one will
suspeet us of a desire to defend the system Of
military terrorism pursued by the Austrians in
Central Italy," Certainly not. We shall now
feel perfectly safe npon that point, and rest as
sured, that the defense boing absont, the terror
lem will coon como to an end. Thank you.
The innocent editor Of the Cincinnati Com
,mercial cherishes the delusion that, in going to
a vast deal of expense and trouble to "get OUT
the Treasury report day after the Columbus
papers, he was emulating the enterprise of the
London Times.-O. s. Journal. g
Gi THANKS FOR THE CoMPLMENT.-Says the Da-
venport (Iowa) Gazette: On the inside we pub
lish Il letter from our interior correspondent,
giving detailed description of the Iowa Peni-
tentary, the number and employment of in
mates, etc. The letter is long, but very inter-
esting. 1t is the best description of our Peni-
,tsntiary and its inside life ever given to the
public We particularly recommend this letter
10 the perusal of our brother editors, there is
no feHtng holr soon me uDOfDutOH az yiccs may
be of practical cdite 10 some Of them.
THE PrBLIC PRINTING. Wakeley informs
us Madison Journal) that he feels confident of
succeeding in his suit ag linst the State to COM
pei the award Of the printing to him under his
somewhat famous bid. If so, the State print
ing will be rather fatter than of late years. We
would like to do the printing under his bid one
year, and should be prepared to retire from
business thereafter. -i- n Fve -v
The CINcINNATI PREss.-This little daily Is
doing nobly. The editorials have point and
force enough to push any paper into favor
The editor is neither worn-out nor even
BRUISED REED, and in his future profits the
proprietor is likely to make any thing else thar
"a WATER HALL. Success to the entire concern
Springfield EpeniRy Ne,cs.
MuRpER.-A dispute having arisen between
James IL Bates. and his son John Bates o.
Fulton, Tenn, on the night of Monday, 7tf
inst, respecting cards which a younger sor
land brother) was playing with, the father
thrust knife into his son, killing him instantly
Hel then assisted in burying the murdered
youth; after which he disappeared, and up t.
last accounts had not been arrested.
GONG on ALL FouRs TO BUILD CHURcH.-
One of our exchanges announces that ga move.
rnent is on foot in Madison, Arkansas, for thu
erection of q church ediice." Another cotem.
pOrary states that a project is on hand for the
same purpose. Rather an awkward position, i
both are correct. -..ssI5 ,ii5
81 The Grand Lodge of the I. o. o. F., at it
p last meeting in Baltimore, decided on setting
apart the 18th day ofApril, 1859, (the forfeit
o anniversary of tho order, ms day Of Thanks
giving TO Divine Providence, to be observed b,
the entire membership, for the unexample'
prosperity which has attended the, order sine
its organization in this country.
7sad A man named Swartzwelder entered tn
house Of q Mr.. Coyle, who is represented as
quiet and inoffensive citizen, and saying, "Yov
damned Irishman, I'll shoot you," fred, tn
bali passing over Coyle's head. The partie
we're not acquainted with one another.
Aoi The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com
pany have commenced several suits against th
Cleveland and Erie Railroad Company for di
psrtiag freight consigned and belonging to tn,
Cleveland and Toledo Company, and sending
ovsr Me g., c. and @. Roitroad. f .si1
"a suit of extraordinary character was befor
the Supreme Court, New York, on Wednesday
The action was brought by Robert q. nellie
, against George Grouse and his wife for ST 90
commission in getting husband for the woman
which husband is the defendant, George.
- patented stone breaking machine is mo-
in use in Chicago, New York, and other placer
1t is TO be used in breaking stone for macadam
iSAA6 WV ShSoNof Ado WSiShb 10 UOOUb bW0Af
tuns, and cost 81 200. Tits calculated to brea
about forty cords of stone in twelve hours.
ss(IA Ra uway- station. Agent at BaiIeysburl
Penn, die,ss from poison, few days since, ad
ministered bS his wife. When the poisons
was arrested she asked permission to retire, an
then she poisoneS herself.
v! Mr.. o. A. Bowe, one Cf the editors Of tn
New York Sun, died in that city on Sunday
He was fellow appren dce Of Horace Greeley
and had been printer, publisher and editc
for thirty years.
On Wednesday evening, n man was choke
to-deRthJ IN Pittsburg, by food lodging in hi
throat, white eating his supper at Burns
tavern.
In South Carolina the Alave population
$4,000. The white pOPulat ion 2SS,OOO. Th
increase of population alnoLg the blacks
- three times as great as it is aL1ong the white
The yearly produce Of wool jim England an
Wales is 12O,OOO,OOO pounds; export of ra
( wool, 30,O00,OO0; consumption in Englan
> short 23O O,OOO,0 900 pounds.
Mr.. Holt, the new Postmaster tieneral, is
t. III. e.. w ltxra1