Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-31
VOL 1IIAN NO. "a.
yARIET Es.


The ig-trees in the neighborhood of Mach
itoches La, are all lwithering. RFtE
The steamer Hangarian and cargo were
insured at Lloyd's, London, for fl2SoOO. 1
Baron Rothschi1d, from Paris arrived in
Philadelphia on Monday.
The brick-layers and plasterers of Troy
have combined and resolved TO demand 50
per day on and after the 10th of April.
Mr.. Hiram w. FoIkes, of Nottoway County,
Virginia, was murdered on Monday by three
OF his slaves rell IlS oG9L1A - i
Mrs. Virginia Smith, while suffering from
delirium recently, drowned herself in the |
dock at Alexandria, Va.
Il Is stated that Judge Douglas has carried |
majority of the delegates to Charleston !
from North Carolina, TT 4
q An architect proposes to build q "Bache-
lor's Hail." which will differ from most
houses in having no Ewes. ,a-l@~AS i
It is rumored that the public may look for
"History of the Reign of Queen Anne"
from the hand Of Mr.. Thackeray.
Madame Anna De Lagrange is now in
Buenos Ayres, where her singing is received
with enthusiasm. QUA tAt- -4
A new poem, by Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, entitled "a Court Lady" is an
nounced to appear this week in New York
paper. 2 -'--'r1
/, Is said that Mr.. Niblo, of New York, will
fretire" on the first of May next, millionaire
in reality.
The clothes of the little daughter of r. G.
Doane, of Westfield, Ohio, caught fire from
stove the other day, aud she was burnt to
death. -rs .f d. i ''. .i.
S. W. Liggett, of Waterford, London
County, Virginia, committed suicide by
shooting himself with pistol, few days
since. ..,r
DR.. Story, of Cleveland, has been held to
bail in the sum of $1,000 to answer to the
case of malpractice we have mentioned, in
causing the death of Mrs. Cunningham.
The first rail ever laid on railroad in
Kansas, was put down on the .26th, on the
st. Joseph and Marysville Road, in the pres
ence Of many citizens and prominent men.
There is scarcely any more delightful emo
ton than that which We feel when friend
who has sacrificed our esteem by some noble
act RECEIVERS it with interest.
John @. Terrell, convicted in Marlboro
District, S. c., Of poisoning his grandfather,
proximo. EE F--- Ta t'a E
The public documents of the State of Wis
consin are generally printed in the English,
German, Norwegian, Dutch, Welsh, Irish and
French languages. CHAfN EeSt
Out OF l62, ,00o males in Maine above fifteen
years of age, 1900 are employed in agricul-
tural pursuits, and they pay more than GO per
cent. of the taxes.
There are at present over one thousand
three hundred prisoners in the prison at Sing
Sing, N. Y, a larger number than has ever
before been within the prison walls,
Those inevitable hangers-on at all great
gatherings, the thieves, have already become
domiciled in Charleston, South Carolina, and
commenced operations. III
An excellent bed of sand of the kind used
for making glass, has been discoveredin New
Milford, and the proprietors have standing
offer of $75, 900 for it. ..,.,,,.-. ,r o. rr-.-
1t is stated that John Thomas, of Newark,
N. j., is to run foot race of two hundred
wards s2,5O07 side, with man named
Schultz, at New Orleans, early next month.
In Binghampton, N. Y, last Wednesday, a
little boy, eight years old, was dangerously
poisoned from eating cake crusted with col
ored sugar containing arsenic. a.l
Cardinal Antonelli has just presented to
Mrs. Stockton, wife of the United States
Minister at Rome, a very handsome mosaic
table, representing the Roman forum. u 3.
Of the nine thousand eight hundred and
twenty cities and villages in the United
States census of 1850, only three thousand
eight hundred and twenty have different
names q kfF 4 .tI Ill -
Mrs. Governor Henry johnson, of Louis.
lana, the daughter Of the late Hon, PHILLIP
B. Key and wife of the Ex-senator from that
State, recently died at her residence, on New
River. lr.. a I.si -4
wilhelmine Won Schroeder for some tim,
wife of the famous tragedian Derrient, bu
divorced and married in 1850 to Mr.. NoI
Book, died in Coburg,. January 26, 1860, aget
fifty-fye. yFf ~ 'ss}fA'H 2s"f
At Niagara, G. W., on Sunday morning,
fire destroyed Gibsons cabinet ship, ant
seven adjoining buildings, including the Ode
Fellows and Masons' lodges, and all thei
contents. ,.,..r
The New Jersey Conference has disap
proved of the marriage of young ministers
before three terms of probation in the Con
ference closes; also of holding camp meetings
over the Sabbath. .,.,r o,f M
A serious alteration took place on Sunda!
evening, in New Bedford, Mass, betweel
Joseph Williams and his wife, and the forme
was 50 badly hurt that it Is thought he viii
not live.
The discontinnance of the Washington
Constitution, the organ of the President,
expected, and a new Democratic paper, to b
devoted to the North and the South gener
ally, suggested. - .'v - ~. %,
Gen. John Deyyefeux died lately in Lon
don, aged So. He raised the Irish legion
which, under BoliyAr, engaged in the sue
cessful struggle for independence in Colum
bla. .bfaa5 douti IoatA HItff t''.'
. Home for aged men, is the corporate nam
q of a new organization in Boston, Just chal
: tered by the Legislature, for the purpose
s providing home for, and otherwise assis
|. ing, respectable, aged and INDECENT men.
The Legislature of Maine has incorporate
!, q company to be called the "Maine Steai
g Road Company" giving them the exclusiy
. right to make use Of steam in propellihg cal
= riages over highways, in the State, for twely
: years. .~,r ~
The Oregon, Times urges strongly the e,
isting necessity for National Marine. ,Ho
pitalI saying that over five thousand me
Z, enter that port on an average, and calls i
:, Congressional Representatives, attention
IS the matter. - i- ~ ~ ~
:. IA discovery of bones Of animals was acc
dentally made, few days ago, in cave Q
plantation near Penfeld, Ga. The bon
I and teeth of the hyena were plentiful, b
side three different species of bear.
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