Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-20
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Julliens widow, an English woman, is said /
TO be in great distress in Paris, ID. . -.
Ripe strawberries have made their appear
ance at Charleston, South Curolina. . b..
In one congregation in Australia, recently,
fve'hundred persons were converted. r.
The Pope of Rome is now in his sixty-eighth
year tsO@ rSSGO&E EfgTYE'
\ James L. Sterling, a member of the Louis
iana Senate, died few days since. ,,.. f.' ID.
Daniel Peterbmg was bittepu by, a rattle
six hours afterward. i"'' "''A' "0 u'su
At Nashville, Tennessee, last Sunday and
Monday the weather was unusually warm for
the season-the Thermometer going up to 90
Jordan, q slave, convicted at Danville, Va,
of the murder of another negro, has been sem
fenced TO be hung on the 18th of May. z
Peter Hattsock, SEN, of Scott County, Va,
committed suicide on the 18th inst, by hang
ing himself ,-r 4J4Dr.Fa MI
A little daughter of Mrs. Richardson, of
Washington County, Va, was burnt to death
a. few days since. -
The sum of $4,000 has been subscribed to
rebuild the Methodist College, 3 recently
NNANSN lNT''6A ~AA6St NfSoABh's
The loss by fire in Philadelphia for the
three months ending the lst instant, was
.%oo'1oo' TfqB f9Qfpiug age r-frcg
b In Philadelphia, Sunday, baby about a
month old, with nothing on but "slip" was
found in a pool of gutter water, asleep.
n Rev. Mr.. Guinness, the "sensation preacher"
is pronounced an egotistical humbug by
Fanny Fern. 'r'' '0
The valuation of taxable property in New
Haven is 24,526 746, being an increase of
S2,679,690 over the former year. ....-.a.
Navigation has been resumed on Lake
Champlafn, and the regular trips of the boats
have begun for the season. vg ......
Peter Murphy, an Irishrnan, was kicked to
death in New York, o few days since, by a
frightened horse.
Hamet Kazzen blew his brains out recently
in Hidalgo County, Texas, because he had
been worsted in street fight. a3a
Up to the closing of March, business, for
eign and domestic was never so dull any
previous spring in Paris. ...N .H..
Seventy-fve extra policemen are to be on
service at Charleston during the Conven-
ton. ,sANE-i- -a8A - a. stir.s III
A few days ago Mrs. Bartfnam, residing in
Philapelphiab was dangerously injured by
the explosion ofa cofee-pot.
A large bald-headed eagle, measuring six
feet six wing-spread, was shot in Brooklyn,
N. Y, on Tuesday, -;rrF rr ,4.
The Virginia Treasury is deficient some
5000, 0,00O-just about the amount the John
Brown affair cost them.
PHILIPPE Taglioni, the celebrated ballet ar
ranger, father and teacher of Marie Taglioni,
has just been successfully relieved of cata-
ract in his eye.
Professor Agassiz, according to the Boston
| Journal, is greatly afflicted with weakness OF
the eyes, and prosecutes his scientific labors
with much difficulty.
Mr.. Ellington, leather merchant, was
robbed the other night at hotel in Columbia,
S. c., of $400, which he had placed under his
pillow. .'.-
A passenger in sleeping car, while trav-
| cling from Philadelphia to Lancaster, PENN
was robbed the other night of $4,000, which
he had placed under his pillow. Ll l.. E
A lad named Mccormick was dangerously
injured at Richmond, Va.,. a night or two
since, by the explosion of bottle containing
powder, into which match was dropped.
aBetter to be alone than in bad company
True, but unfortunately, many persons are
never in so bad company as when they arc
alone.
Mr.. Gladstone will visit Edinburgh on the
10th April, in order to be installed Rector Of
the University, and to deliver an address to
his constituents.
Twenty thousand copies of the colored lth.
ograph of Peale's Court of Death, have beer
sold. Pity some more pleasing and healthfu
picture had not been Autographed.
On the opening of the New York Confer.
ence, in st. Pauls Church, the secretary re-
quested brethren to 60 out and spit, If they
! would not refrain from chewing tobacco. =
The bark of willow tree, burnt to ashes
mixed with strong vinegar and applied to the
parts, will remove all cOrns or excrescence:
on any part of the body.
! Young ,Brownlow, son of the notorious
parson, who killed James W. Reese, fellow
student, at Emory and Henry College, ha!
been tried and acquitted.
A letter to the New York Clipper state
authoritively that the Sayers-Heenan fgh
was not to have taken place until the lStl
inst.
"Awful'' Gardiner has reclaimed by hi
temperance coffee-room in New York sever
hundred inebriates, and got himself 81, 200 il
debt in consequence.
One day last week young woman, daugh
ter of H. Bice, of BridgeheiD pton, Michigan
shot wildcat which weighed thirty-fou
and half pounds.
A bill has been introduced into the AS
sembly of Alabama for transporting all ne
groes convicted of capital offenses to Massa