Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-25
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been exhibited in Hartford, Connecticut.
Garibaldi, the Italian liberator, has son
in Protestant seminary near Liverpool.
The Empress of Russia was safely de-
ivered of Prince on the Sd inst.
Rev. T. Starr King writes that there is no
timber in the whole State of California hard
enough to make good ax-handle.
There are in the State of Maine 54,5Os
horses, 62,57S oxen, l32045 COWS, 374O95
sheep and 45,923 swine.
Reliable statistics show that only 200, 900
out of 900, 900 in New York City go to church
on Sunday.
The hero of Bunker Hill, the venerable
Ralph Farnham, was robbed of his overcoat
in Boston, last week.
Several women disappeared from Wilkes
barre, Penn. one night last week-one mar
ried, one widow and one single.
Edmund G. Stedmans poem, in Vanity
Fair, on the Prince-ofWales Ball, is gener-
ally pronounced miserable failure.
Thomas Belfaust took an overdose of laud-
nun in Savannah Ga, on Friday night and
died in three hours.
From town in Mississippi of only 400 in
habitants, twenty-five persons were sent to
the lunatic asylum in one year.
Two little girls, daughters of Morris Yu-
per, were burned to death near Elkton, Nd,
on Saturday, by playing with matches.
The population of the Provinces now re-
naming to the Pope, foot up total of $780,
s67 inhabitants.
A coac hman's wife, in London, recently
gave birth to four children at once, all Of
whom died within few hours.
A boy, son of baker in Lambeth, En-
gland, was playing on the top of the oven,
when it fell in, and he was roasted to death.
There are in New York City IA, 387 mem
bers of the Presbyterian, TO- 036 members of
the Methodist and 9,427 members of the Bap-
tist Church.
Ferdinand McCaskill, convicted of the
murder of George Young, at the Pensacola
Nayy-yard, two years ago, was hung on the
18th inst. ..
The citizens of Carlisle, Penn, one day
last week, subscribed $l,O36 to rebuild st.
Patrick's (Catholic) Church, lately destroyed
by fire.
Dean Richmond has made a wager of $780,
900 with James Wadsworth, of Genesee, that
New York State will not give 10000 ma
jority for Lincoln.
The Charleston Mercury thinks the SUBJ
mission of the South to the Government un-
der Lincoln and Hamlin will reduce the
value of slaves 500 each.
Mr.. Hunt, son of the celebrated Leigh
Hunt, and editor of the London Spectator,
and director of the Morning Chronicle, is in
New York. e.
The work of restoration has been going on
in st. Pauls Cathedral, London; the un-
slightly organise has been removed and
magnificent marble pulpit erected.
The Jackson Railroad in Louisiana, part
of which was recently swept away by a
food, has been repaired, and trains are now
running regularly. ..,- .....
The Baltimore (Md.) San says there is
great scarcity of seamen at that port atpres-
ent, and they can hardly be procured, even at
the highestwages. rE E@
A treatise on the character of the Turkish
language, written in an extremely smooth
and easy Latin, has lately been printed in
Philadelphia.
| 1t is stated that Mr.. Perkins, who was
| wounded in a duel near New Orleans, with
DR.. Poindexter, some weeks ago, has died
from his wounds.
An alderman was found dead, it was
thought in the street in New York, the other
day, and his son ordered coffin, but on his
return home found his father eating dinner.
A child was killed in New York, the other
day, by a careless physician, who prepared a
prescription with morphine instead of qui-
nine.
| George Ropes, while experimenting by
driving pin in his leg, near Lockport, n.
| Y, recently, caused the lock-jaw, and died
on Friday. H-.I
Mrs. Cream, wife of planter, and two of
| her children, were thrown out of carriage
at Pensacola, Florida, last week, and died in
few hours Of their injuries.
A slave in Charleston, S. c., has earned,
| by over-work in the last five years, s., 500,
but refuses to buy his liberty, preferring to
| live in bondage.
A farmer near Mayville, New York, few
| days ago, had a calf killed and three parts
eaten up by panther, and not long before
man was chased by an enormous one. -
A little boy was asked what meekness
was. He thought moment and said, meek
ness gives smooth answers to rough ques-
tions."
The ridiculous report of the resuscitation
of Hicks, the pirate, was copied in Paris
and excited great curiosity among medical
and scientific men. ..
Castor-oil is said to be better to use on
leather than any animal oil, since it has less
tendency to harden or thicken the leather,
and it has less affinity for water,
Mile Natalie Esehborn, commonly called
Frassini, became, on August Is, the NOR
ganatic wife of Duke Ernest of Wurtem-
berg, and passed the honeymoon at the
Dukes villa.
Anoverseer, Jean Berthier, killed three OF
his employers slaves out of feeling of re-
venge against their master, near Baton
Rouge, La, one day last week, and then fed
| the State. ,-,s