Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-21
VOL. III, NO. IS.
YARIE TIRs.

A. s. Dunes, French vice-Consul at Mobile,
Ala, died recently in that city. ..t
Morrissey, according to Bells Life, has bet
$4,000 on Sayers.
James A. Smith, proprietor Of the Wells
burg (Virginia) Herald, died last week.
The Parker Mills, at wareham, Mass, are
cutting 10000 kegs of nails per month.
Hon. Edward Everett is now sixty-six
years old.
The entire loss at Terre Haute, Ind, by the
recent tornado, will not be less than $35, 900.
The estimated municipal expenses of the
city Of Boston, for the current year, is
$3oSAOoo. - t t-r.f't
1t is proposed to uniform the Portland,
Maine, police, somewhat after the Cincin matt
style. IIi-gl
Don't judge Of moral character by the face.
The frog is more innocent than many an AMI
NAL that has a amuchhandsomerp physiognomy.
A woman recently got divorce from her
husband, in Illinois, because he insisted (very
like horse) in sleeping with his shoes on.
Crammond Kennedy, the famous ''boy
preacher" is preaching to crowded houses,
in Harrisonburg, Pennsylvania. ..
Mowry Smith, twenty-four years of age,
committed suicide, by drowning himself q
few days since, at Mapleville, Rhode Island.
The United States troops stationed at
Harper's Ferry, have been ordered to New
York. . lI---0.'
The Philadelphians are taking measures to
raise funds to erect a monument to the late
Lewis G. Levin.
The friends ofSir James Burke, Raiah of
Larawak, have made subscription of $42, 900
ior ms beneht. His health is very poor.
There are said to be about one thousand
persons, including delegates, now in Wash
ington, en- route for Charleston.
A monument to John Bunyan, the author
of ffLgrint's Progress, is about to be erected in
London.
Gen. Oass, now in his 18th year, is said to
have yet to taste the first drop of intoxica-
ting liquors.
The Indies Of the Mount Vernon Associa-
tion in the State of New York acknowledge
the receipt up to the 9th inst, of $3s, 1858.
Walter Worley was brutally murdered near
Marion @. H., South Carolina on Wednesday
last. He was machinist by trade.
About 10000 muskets arrived at the United
States Arsenal, near Augusta, Ga, day or
two since.
The Lynn (Mass.) Reporter shows that many
diseases are prevented by wearing the beard
and moustache. r - f|1
Laura keene, with her two sons, one eleven,
the other fourteen years old, goes to England
thisBummer to place them at school
Tho H., Go ,,, Al - Al .
of copper at that place, since the close of
| navigation, amounts to ], ,4S4, 1884 pounds.
In the town of Hebron, Grafton County,
n. H., there are eleven men who voted at
the late election, whose average age is sew
enty-eight years.
The Ottowa and Prescott Railway have
| contracted to transport over their line the
Ohio stone to be used in the Canada gov
ernment buildings at ottowa.
At meeting of the citizens in Ottowa, G.
E., the Council was authorized to expend
eight thousand dollars in view of the visit of
the Prince of Wales.
Hon. Thomas #. Marshall, of Kentucky,
| attempted to lecture at Rochester, N. Y, on
Saturday night, but was so drunk that the
audience left in disgust. ..
Lalnartine is once more before the public
with the story Of his misfortunes and cry
| for help. Unhappy genius! He owes $780,
600, and nobody will purchase his estates.
A young woman in Nahsua, N. H., lately
died from the effects of an internal injection
Of morphine, administered for a rheumatic
| attack in one of her hips.
The wife of Thomas Land, sexton of the
Union NJ. e. Church at Wilmington, Del,
died suddenly last Sunday, of asthma. Per-
sons very rarely die of that disease. aa
Samuel Lover remarks in one of his novels
that the man who constantly interrupts his
| fellows in conversation, will invariably be
found of superficial mind. .sss4r.
One w. @. Loomis was arrested, the Other
day, in Memphis Tennessee, ON charge o.
numbering the Sheriff of one of the counties
Of New York, three years ago. Il
The Atlanta (Georgia) Confederacv saws
"All the rumor that A. H. Stephens will moi
accept the nomination, If rendered him, is
| CANNON"
The man who put up stove-pipe without
any profanity has been found, n company
has secured him for exhibition in the princi.
pal cities. He viii draw better than the pipe
| A young man, Charles Terrell, arrested in
| Boston recently on charge of embezzlement
attempted suicide by shooting himself with 4
pistol. .,-, ',.s -4.-
The Emperor Napoleon has presented q
| splendid diamond brooch to Nine. Ferraris
as a mark of his admiration of her brilliant
dancing in Pierre de Medicis. a
Victor Dehlinger, hussar in Bonaparte's
campaigns, and an old resident of Buffalo
N. Y, died in that city recently, at the age
ofsixty-nine.
| The gossips are discussing the approaching
marriage of Madame de Bodisco to Captain
Scoot of the East India Company's service
who has followed her here.
The number. of deaths in New York City
the past week, were four hundred and sixty.
one. an increase of ten over the previou:
/ week.
It is stated that Mr.. Lovejoy was armed
when he made his speech in Congress few
days ago; that he prepared" himself for an
emergency, as he had good reason for doing
The schooner Matilda recently arrived al
Honolulu, from Fanning's Island, with II, ,OOC
| gallons of cocoanut oil, which was sold at Q
| good profit. stl 1'
A clergyman of Bangor was married in his
meeting on Sunday morning last, and imme.
diately preached from the text-"This thing
| was not done In the cOrnern