Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-24
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Reviyalsare in progress extensively among
the Methodists Of Virginia. .,. =
Even pig upon a spit may console him
self-things will take turn.
Several fatal cases of diptheria have oc-
CURED in Columbia, South Carolina. .tE
They are preparing to hold an Industrial
Exhibition at New Orleans, which promises
great success.
Rev. @. G. Henderson, pastor of the Baptist
Church at Pensacola, Florida, died a few
days since.
-- George W. jackson, formerly proprietor of
the Providence lR. l.) Journal, died suddenly
on Monday. 81 1",- =.
"a The citizens of New Albany, Indiana, pro-
pose to erect monument in honor of Gov.
Willard.
The decrease of the imports of coffee into
New Orleans, this year, up to the goth inst,
is 1925 bags.
Blondin, having made money by risking
his neck, is now about to return to Europe
to enjoy his earnings.
Mrs. Charles Howard and Harry Watkins
were playing at the Adelphi, in Liverpool,
at last accounts.
The Oddfellows' Hall at Wilson, n. O.,
was destroyed by fire on the 18th inst. Loss
$4,000. -.------------.'.-.---- -'--------'-
Mr.. Blackstock Baptist preacher in
Buchanan, Ca, was killed by man named
Philpot, q few days since.
Afre in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, was
caused by man trying to clean his chimney
with gunpowder.
Rev. Charles Kingsley, author of Alton
Locke, preached a sermon recently on "the
I,,4ry ~ oNyip FORT
Snow fell in the neighborhood of Mount
Airy, Smythe County, Virginia, on Sunday
morning, to the depth of three inches.
DR.. Lyman Beecher, formerly of this city,
has Just passed his eighty-sixth year. He 10
beginning to fail pretty fast Of late, however.
A letter from Hayti says: "Among the
Acal Mountains, bust of Lord Nelson has,
for fifty years, been worshiped as an idol"
The ladies of Washington, D. c., have col
lected two large boxes of clothes and bed
linen for the suffering Christians in Syria.
A man, named Coyle, employed in the
tannery of Mr.. Van Buren, at Wilbur, N. Y,
was recently crushed to death in the ma
chinery.
81 The Rev. John Winebrenner, founder of
the sect bearing his name, and otherwise
called ''The Church Of God," died recently at
Harrisburg, Penn.
General Canas, recently executed in Costa
Rica, was striking fire with his steel and
flint to light his cigarette, at the moment he
felt the lead at his heart.
The break bone fever is prevailing to
great extent in Memphis, Tenn. Nearly half
Of those connected with the Bulletin Office
| were down with it last week.
Dinner with Garibaldi is most simple
! little soup, cut of solid joint, small por-
ton of fruit, and glass ofwater. Wine he
never touches. fTNF Haat nEt HHt'.N
The secessionists can't agree how the
Unioh shall be dissolved, they being seces-
sionists in every way. How not to do it,
should be their motto. .r ...l.-.rI .r.7
Isaac =. Shepard, late Treasurer of the
Peoples Bank, at Boston, was found guilty
on Thursday of secretion of money with
intent to cheat and defraud"
.Alphonso Burnham cut his foot with an
ak a fortnight ago, at Hartford, Conn. On
| Wednesday last lock-jaw supervened, and he
died on Friday morning in great agony.
VIM. P. Parsons free negro, committed
| suicide at Liberty, Bedford County, Virginia,
last week, by throwing himself under a rail-
road train while it was in motion.
Rev. Morris Brangnier, Missionary to the
| Crow Indians, has been killed by party of
the Oncpapa Sioux. Attempts are to be
made to arrest and punish the murders.
The fig harvest at Smyrna this year is said
to be much better in quantity and quality
than for several years. The usual number of
American vessels are waiting there to cargo.
The number of deaths in st. Louis during
the past week are reported at lib; white fe-
males, fifty-four; slave, l. OF this number
seventy-nine were children under five years
| Of age,
On the 25th ult. mass for the repose of the
soldiers of the Irish Brigade who have fallen
in Italy, was offered up in the Cathedral at
Monhagan, Ireland.
A young lady in Berlin, Prussia, recently
accepted a challenge intended for her lover,
| in male attire met his foe, and wounded him
at the first fire.
Napoleon III has nominateda Commission
for the preparation of an edition of the
works of Count Bartolomeo Borghesi, the
famous numismatist and arch@ologist.
A robbery of Adams's Express at Mont
gomery, Ala, some time since, has just been
traced to two negro slaves, who have been
arrested and nearly ali the preperty reeoY-
cred. The original loss Was over 81, 900. ~