Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-29
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Great cry and little wool--an African in
FAINT just born.
In Berlin there are more poor people, it is
said, than in any capital of Europe. 81 .~
The loss by fires in the United States in
1859 is estimated to have been $45, ,4e5, ,97s. 30
The gold diggers of Plymouth, Vt, are said
to average from SO to SIS per day. frI
The receipts for wharfage at Memphis dur
ing the past fiscal year amount to $3e,4eT 24
In Alliance, in this State, two negro bar
bers fought a duel with razors and cut each
other very seriously in various places. -
Darius Birnie, having been bitten by dog
two years ago, died on the 23d inst, in Cook
County, ILL.,, Of bydrophobia. ti~-t'' gag
Twelve slaves were sold in one lot, in
Charleston, s. &C., for $l5 $50; an average Of
over 81, 500 each.
Congress has changed the title of purser to
that of paymaster in the Navy. The British
Navy adopted this title some years ago.
A child Of Mrs. weitmeifer crawled out of
| its cradle to the FIRE in st. Louis, on Monday,
and was burnt to death.
A Greek pirate-vessel is said to be cruising
in the Mediterranean, and To be commanded
by Corsican bandit.
| Waiter (bawling to the cook) ''One roast
lamb and one potato" Old gentleman: "No,
mol Not so much lamb and more potatoes" !"
Why are eyes soill-treated21 Because they
are iashed all day, and get a good hiding every
night.
The other night no less than seven private
dwelling houses, in Troy, N. Y, were entered
i by burglars and robbed.
The hypocrite may spin SO fair thread as
1 TO deceive his own eye. He may admire the
4 cobweb, and not know himself to be the spi-
tder. 'D'-D -''A '-'
Last week there were one hundred and
eighty-three deaths in New Orleans, and not
one from yellow fever ra5rrsr7r evn
Japanese. Tommy, since his arrival in this
country, has proved that he and Doestick's
companion, Damphoole, are the same person
The crop prospects in that portion of lows
and Nebraska, bordering on the Missouri
River, are reported to be most promising.
A ladyIs eyes were put out in New Yorl
city on Tuesday, by apiece Of glass thrown
i by q boy in the street. - "a hot !,' '- ~
A man, John Reilly, leaped out of window
/ in Baltimore on Tuesday, while suffering
from delifiusn tremens, and broke his neck.
Tho Abbe Sleeves once exclaimed in the Ma,
tional Assembly of France; aYou wish to bt
free, and know not how to be just" d &
The author of the famous apothegm: IRE
publics are ungrateful," " was Themistocles
the Grecian.. .i,1 ,iii, ,s h, H., a,spiai f
/ It is said that as Queen Victoria grows
older she becomes more unaimable, and tha
u recently she struck her royal consort in tn,
face with q heavy volume. ,i % s,a,7..1ls sa.
4 A. family in Birmingham, England, wer,
recently poisoned with arsenic and two o
Z the crime. 'eeS
That fftS.dollaf penny q Higley copper
has again changed hands, Mr.. Robinson, o
Hartford, Conn., having sold it to a Bostoi
coin collector for $40. q ii t,a5 ) = n
An Eastern exchange contains quite dull
account Of q little fellow, eeven years old
proposing to young lady by writing he
sundry notes strongly limiting at matrimony
4 Queen Isabella, of Spain, SO notorious 70
= her gallantries, Is said 10 have found new
love in the person of q handsome Journals
connected with the Madrid press 9s' e ~, i,-a-
II A Welsh newspaper recently contained tn
= following in its notices to correspondents
''Truth Is crowded out of our columns thi
week." - .-,,-
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