Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-03
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on the LIST of April, 1860, was $lO8,7 778.
Tho ,,onu1ot;or of +bo o;+v oF no+roit
Mich;odpn ;s now ascartoined - be AZ a91 1
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The New York Fire Department are to
turn tTL out az the reception Oh tne frince OF
""ies III 'lih' oi'y'
Col. Charras, one of the Republican French
exiles, and not unknown in this country, has
Joiheo Tue army oi "all0aiui' 'AA t.-.th
The Sons of Malta of Lowell, Mass, have
collapsed, and their property knocked off at
auction. -tos.U2 assl-"oi.,i
The expense of maintaining the army and
navy of France, for the current year, is estim-
ated at $lO7, 100000. J,yl-s,..r, t,e. lt.U
Tho eensns-taLer in New Milford. New
York, found three old maids, each two years
younger than they were ten years ago.
mi, IN, sr Sf.,,;,.ef.,, n.;n ~.
.o tbon anor ~ ,ros Lno1v,.' w. oOI, fnn-tooo
deaths having occurred this last week. "a
n., ,,-... AZ. ,,,I-. &C a. ana
a1 auI .ne SoulpIUt bp;b;to ~ tn th NnS
id.f moI vn ,etraS =, ~ baai.I,
ffom Europe.
Ioason,, vao,,o of proy;5orca p hos
Ia, 70
20 tIo annaI ASan1s
on Boston Common.
.. A 1;++lo o;rl sarah Tore Mrrrav over-
+rrnad IH Iha eethsr Jav kettIe of boil;y1 Hater
mon herself in New York. and died in great
agony. .ao
NJ uor,bl;n of Rraclirr;dSs Missouri
WAS M yaylaid and shot dead near that viilare
the other NIGHT. by one Tye, who suspected
Hamblin of being intimate with his wife.
Tho c;+v outhor;t;es of Nevv York are con-
O;dar;,, q yybst amonnf shall he exnended to
entertain the Prince of Wales. Half mil
lion is talked of. eVTre -wr r.-ea
William Greenouoh. one of the Oldest
,,r;nters in the connfry. died in Roston re-
Gently. He was over lightweight years of
age. ,J-EgL- rHGVRE SuEl usl
Harriet Stilwell. a girl of fourteen, died
last week, at Mortified, H., from a brutal
violation from which she had suffered two
days before.
Mrs. Snsap iSenter and her son have been
committed TO answer the charge of murder
ing a young girl in Cabot, VT, Elmira
Wheeler, about three weeks since' ra
The New York correspondent of the Bos-
ton, .To,,r1gl saws that sithe really finest man
sion in all this region, is that on Washington
lights, owned py james "oruoh Dehne'''
A portion of the walls of the Episcopal
Church in Bristol, r. l., fell in with a great
crash on Monday, making a noise like a clap
of thunder and an expense of $4,000.
George Furlowe and Timothy Hines
fought a duel with pistols, near Sacramento,
CAL recently, and the latter was severely
wounded. - -,r ---f-r..-5-.--lr
,.. ,,,,od - South pr;doton
Mass, short time since, measuring over
three feet in length, which was attended by
iifty-two young ones.
T, g so;d .ho+ an African conv;ot IN tbo
Eastorn 10 0e Penns~ivania rri Penitentiary has ac.
uuired stock of Latin and Greek that would
! do honor to many a Freshman. slsa-
.... ;,,40
an Iree coloteu GerSVsS n neeIby Thy somT
49, beyon rriven, ten davs nv fine Courts to
leave. leave ~ -
at
| In boriBg an Artesian Well at Province
town. Mass a short time ago, clam ssells
were iound lou IeeV Oeio" 'ne surface Vi 'n'
! ground
A "Swins-tailed Shark a species very
rare in that vicinity, was caught in a net al
! Swamscott Mass last Wednesday. 1t tmeas
ured ten feet in length.
Al,
teSurn lssueu uulill .ne p olioI
states ts the .o.i puIei VI S.e'h G Ist ~
TeglsteIe9 IN ulea1 6s Dr5'n peiOle .1e hSO
OS eee "a 1as'' was i'o0'i WV" si0S9
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The South Carolinians seem to be getting
uneasy, not so much about the state Of theil
defences, however, as regarding the $780, 00t