Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-30
VARIR TIEs.

Twenty-Five fat hogs died of cholera at
Skaneateles, N. Y, last week.
None but fool is always right; and his
right is the most unreasonable wrong.
The mountains of northern Vermont and
new hampshire are covered with snow.
John Anderson the great tobacconist of
New York, has given 81, 900 to the Garibaldi
fund.
In Louisville, Ky, recently woman gave
birth to a child, was married, and died the
same day. ''"'
When the wagner can drive no longer,
he still loves to hear the creaking of the
| wheels,
A noted sporting character, known as
| Jack Powers, was lately found murdered in
Arizona Territory. 10 4"
Captain Montgomery, the commander of
the Kansas outlaws, is q native of Kentucky
and Campbellite preacher. tFF.-
The Washington Monument received
1886 Sc, contributed at the polls in San
Francisco on election day.
In 1853, Philadelphia had 500 population
! and eighty dwellings. 1t has now 56s, ,034
population and s9,97s dwellings.
| Thomas Egan, twenty years old, weaver
IN Manchester, N. H. committed suicide by
taking laudanum, on Friday.
W. H. H. Evans fell dead in the street at
| Baltimore, on Thursday. He has been for
two years victim of mdnia-a-potu.
George W. Jones, ofWest Deerfeld, Mass,
has lost sixty sheep by poison, in eating
laurel in their pasture.
A prisoner locked the guard of the State
Prison, at Windsor, Va, into the meat-cellar,
last week, scaled the wall, and escaped.
A negro ruffian, Eli franklin, was re-
Gently committed to Jail, at Hartford Conn,
for nearly killing an old man named Adams.
Adam Hoe committed suicide near
Reamstown, Penna., on Saturday. He was
seventy-three. years old, and wealthy.
A great number of French Prelates were
at latest accounts, about starting for Rome
to visit and confer with the Pope.
Richard Ten Brock arrived home on the
steamship Vanderbilt in good health; he
will very soon visit his home in Kentucky.
The gross freight receipts of the Boston
and Concord and Montreal Railroad during
the month of October were $4,000.
1t is stated that the man in Montreal, Cau.,
who held the patent right for making paper
out of straw, has sold out for $s00,000.
The Syracuse IN. W Courier says that a
fourishing business is now being done in
that city, by way of recruiting for the army.
Charlotte Cushmandurin her eight weeks
engagement in New York realized $l0, 600
the most successful she ever performed.
The number of inhabitants of New Jersey,
as shown by the census just taken, in &C.,
o9S; an increase of ITO, ,l8O in ten years.
| Mrs. Betsey Hartwell of Westminster,
Mass. lady over eighty-one years old, has
seated over 400 chairs within year past.
Mr.. Golden is again suffering from an at
tack of bronchitis, which will compel him to
seek the relief of southern climate.
A woman given to gossip says she never
tells any thing except to two classes of peo-
don't.
General de Montauban has sent for the
Musee d ArtLleTie, at Paris, large collection
Of Chinese arms and weapons, found in the
Taku forts.
A Chinese medal is already talked of in
the military circles of France. 1t is sug-
gested by the Crimean and Italian medals
SO freely distributed among the French
soldiery.
4 The almshouse in Readfeld, Me-, was de-
stroyed by fire on Thursday evening last.
1t is supposed to have been set on fire by an
inmate. E.rrr .Frr-r-r
The Huron Mill was burned at Oswego,
N. Y. on Wednesday morning. the loss on
the building is $4,000, and flour and grain
$4,000.
Captain Leslie Gallagher, one of the old
defenders of Baltimore, died suddenly in that
city, day or two ago, at the age of eighty
! two years.
Two boys, aged twelve and eight and a
half years, sons of Charles Mcclellan, Bath,
Me-, were drowned in that city, recently, by
falling through wharf
The Essex Bank Building, Merrimac street,
Haverhill, Mass. was partially destroyed by
fire, Friday night. The FIRE was confined to
the two upper stories.
An industrious boy at Dudley, Mass, has
made $40 80 by gathering chestnuts, having
attended school during the whole Of the
time.
! Two brakesmen of the New York Central
Railroad were killed, last week, while on top
of the ears-the one by falling off, the other
by being knocked off. aur rp
Constantinople is said to be more licen-
tiOus at present, than il has ever been
before; the Turks sleeping themselves in
lascivious indulgences. 6<- r.ogzvAIl K
Minnie Price the counterfeiter, was ar.
rested at LaInbertsville, N. j., on Saturday
with 5000 of counterfeit money in his pos
session. e1 El t..It s.1z, b
Mr.. H. o. Remington died of lock, Jaw, al
New Bedford, Mass, recently, caused by Q