Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-06
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| In Branchyille, s. c., a pig is on exhibition
with two bodies, eight legs and single head.
A rsuow-storm eccurreda few days ago in,
newport, ~ r-Tr.rf 9ce M
A Miss Gill committed suicide last week,
by drowning herselfin Pearl River, in Leake
County, La. sfa i1 daois 1000 r'mlts
Letters from Saratoga, Newport, and other
fashionable watering places state they are
completely deserted. tfWt t9tf
In Merida, the capital of Guatemala, very
near the equator, the temperature is rarely
over eighty degrees.
A new secret association bearing the name
of THE Dippers," has been recently organ
lied at Portsmouth, Va. cF r....'l NJ
During one week Of the past June, in Vi
emma, the capital of Austria, there were no
less than ninety-two burglaries.
That remarkable individual, Blondin, was
photographed as he stood ON his head on the
light rope the other day lb 30. .r 1,.
DR.. Scranton, of Bennington, Vermont, a
few days ago, had a strawberry raised in his
garden, which measured four inches round.
Charles Lemoisne, an American by birth,
and formerly resident of New Orleans, La,
The rateabie property in France has more
than doubled since the accession of Napo-
leon III. H N 'ie- 10. z taa n
The failure of Senior Leite de Castro, the
largest flour dealer in Rio de Janeiro, occur
red few days since. His liabilities exceed
$600000. . ad J.
A dinner was given in New York, Tuesday
evening, to George Wilkes. Of the, Spirit Of
the Times, for his maintainance OF thu ma
tional honor abroad. aa'.F rH
Madame Emile Zulavsky Kossuth who
died on Friday morning at her residence in
Brooklyn, N. Y, had been in this country
since the visit of her distinguished brother.
A negro slave was shot by his jealous wife
near Montgomery Ala, few days since, in
consequence of ocular evidence of his inf
deity. J.4 N4--.t. t.-s"
An old miser, Abraham Marshal, who re
Gently died in London, of starvation, is said
TO have left behind him a fortune of 100000,
or 100000, deposited in various banks.
Three boys while standing under tree in
Windsor, Q. w ;, last week during thunder
storm, were struck with lightning and in
stantly killed. 4I lJ.
II is ESTIMATED that a hundred thousand
strangers visited New York on the Fourth,
to witness the military parade and to see the
Great Eastern.
| In the colleges of our land, containing last
year about 5000 students, 1900 are members
of the church, of whom nearly 1000 were
added the previous year. -Jllt
Fitzgerald, porter at the United States
Hotel, in Louisville, KY, fell over the ban
nisters of the stairway from the third story
to the ground floor, and died in an hour.
Charles Grole was shot by Henry Cum-
mings near Raleigh, N. O., on Tuesday, and
died in a few hours. The difficulty arose, OF
course, about woman. ~
Jane and Henry Walthan, brother and
sister, were arraigned last week before a
magistrate, in La Sale County, ILL.,, for in
cest. Horrible, but unfortunately true.
Three women were recently arrested in
Philadelphia for knocking man down, and
robbing him of four hundred dollars in bank
notes. ftt |..Iat f. %
Jailor Babcock was knocked down and
beaten in the Oneida County IN. W Jail, on
Monday, by prisoner, John MGinnis, who
had been detected making an attempt to dig
out ofjail.
The mercury at Nashville, Tenn, on Mon
day marked one hundred and three degrees
in the shade. Nashville is one of the hottest
places in the world.
1t is said that George Sand Madame Dude
| vant) has recently become deeply attached to
a young and rising poet in Paris, and that
the. relation, though entirely pure, causes
much scandal there. =, i, -,,1 .,,.. .rs
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