Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-24
HARIRrIEs.

The photographers are now aDle 10 tlke
photographs on porcelain. a. -rrs, r
The editor of a New York journal calls an
other editor "a dilapidated old Zouave." It
The studio Of u first-rate, portrait. painter
must be perfect bedlam-it is full Of striking
HkeResseS.
"You seem to walk more erect than usual,
my friend."- "Yes,p have been Strengthened
by circumstances"
Excess of ceremony shows want of breed
ing. That civility is best which excludes all
superfuous formality. "a -t'A
& The love that has naught but beauty to
keep il in good condition, is short-hved, and |
subject to shivering fits.
About $4,000 have been subscribed in
Portland, Me-, for line of steamers to st.
Johns.
The Baptist Examiner says that the, hide
pendent would be a good Christian paper "if
1t was only converted"
A model farm association is organized
at Philadelphia, with a capital OF S5O,OOG
shares $50 each.
Not day passes, but the grave of Senator !
Broderick, in the "Lone Mountain Cemetery"
near San Francisco, is strewn with flowers.
The other day six ladies Of Mechanic Falls,
Me-, gave birth to six babies, the aggregate
weight of which was fifty pounds.
Mrs. Virginia Smith, wife of Mr.. Richard
Smith, of Alexandria, Va, wasfound drowned
the other morning.
, j. B.. Howe, the actor, has abandoned his
wife and children, andg gone to California with
Miss Marian Lee. ...N '..
Dan Bryant, the welf-known Ethiopian
performer, is lying at the point of death in
New York City. .r....
Caught in her own net" as the man said
when he saw one of the fair sex hitched in /
her crinoline. 4
A Young Mems Christian Union Associa-
ton is being organized in Auraria and Den
yer City. Good places, those, for religion.
A little girl three years old the daughter
of William Magee, of Harrison County, KY,
was burnt to death a day or two since.
The sixteenth child of Governor Hicks was
born at Annapolis on Thursday. prolific
Governor, or rather, Governors wife'
A DR.. Martin, who it is believed is from
Paris Ky was murdered recently in cold
blood in saltillo, Mexico, by DR.. King
The line Of steamers between Providence,
R. l., and Baltimore has been discontinued
for want of patronage. -''+
Col. Fauntleroy has organized and intends
70 lead a strong force against the Indians IN
New Mexico, ,,,-,., r.,r,, !
A Young man recently eloped from Barnes
vile, ilfthis State, with a woman whom his
| father had courted and was ON the eve Of
marrying.
An English missionary now in Sumatra,
] Ia that ha ha1 hal 10 Naat-
lisf.ction'' of examining the oven in which
! his predecessor was baked.
There is a lawyer in, Plymouth, England,
| so excessively honest that he puts all his
hower-pots out over night, so determined is
I he that everything shall have its de9. ~
Barnum, a few days since, paid the last of
his Connecticut Clock Company notes. The
total amount paid by him for that concern
foots up s4oGooo diN FGi 1E
Mrs. Moore committed suicide in Spring
field, Mass, on Thursday, by taking arsenic
in glass of gin, on account of Jealousy of
her husband, who is Daguerreotypist'
! A negro fireman, while oiling the engine
ON IL train in motion, near Charlottesville, Va,
fell into the machinery and was ground to
4 atoms. u V"o Atttfs iFA ''"f''AA"
"A distinguished statesman of Central
America, being asked how his country was
getting on, replied, 20, very well, very well /;
a mild anarchy. or .'poid,A
Mr.. Murdoch and Mrs. Gladstone performed
for thirty consecutive nights, recently, in
Washington, d, G.; the longest engagement
ever performed there. w
4 n A young man named Allen, died in
Hainesport, N. j., ON Thursday from the eff
fects of a thorn which had slightly pierced
his leg. r'."tf
Its stated that the Messrs. Cunard have
concluded to make Portland the terminus Of
their line Of steamers, instead of Boston, as al
present.
"A young lady of eighteen, named Mis-
Helen Pike, while dancing at ball in Ia.
berg, N. Y !, the other evening, suddenly fel
dead upon the floor. fhiH H"t
The cattle disease still prevails in somt
parts of Worcester County, Mass. A large
number of cattle have'already died and many
more are sick. uI.) .i3grta-lUuia n
Lastweek four negro cabins of Mr. Charles
IIugle, neer Auburn, Ala, were consumedby
fire. Four negro children were burnt Il
death in one of them. "ss
Mrs. Partington wants to know if it wert
not intended that women should drive thei
husbands, why. they are put through thu
bride ceremony. lDi ...'
"Stop that abominable noise' said com
manding, officer to horrid trumpeter in thu
midst OF a' battle; 1--WE can stand fire, but W.
can't stand that air.
What isthe difference between one VIII,
walks and one who looks up flight of stairs
One steps up stairs and the other stares VI
steps. ,a''A ~ ~ 80 - 80.
The Harrodsburgr Press says that Merit
Cunningham, of Mercer County, KY. wa
thrown from his buggy recently, and 81
severely injured that he dieda few days aftel
A ,Frenchman named Fapenly, was rescue
at Burlington, Vt, Monday, while two mile
from shore on the breaking ice, by thre
men, who gallantly took boat and wende
their way to himi SI'r $40
A large American eagle was captured
few days ago on the Blue Ridge by Vii
: ginia planter, who was out cunning. lie ha
previously seen it pounce upon large hoi
L kill it, and commend eating it, III
1 There was but one death reported frol
I gout in Massachusetts during the year l95
and in seventeen years and eight months, enc
ing In 1858, only forty-one persons died
y this disease. 'nitt ''
A. II. Bra1d, ,lof bexingtoh, Z Ky1 propos
d TO bet $500 that his horse rBrignoli," ca
4. heat Cash, CLAW. 4 r. Y owned by Dr.. Il. Her