Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-23
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The number of deaths in Brooklyn, N. Y,
last week was ninety-nine.
! Not at all strange--that Scotland, the land
of cakes, should also be the land of Burns.
In Baltimore, last week, "a persons died.
an increase of 10 over the previous week.
Judge Kents health has taken favorable
turn, and his recovery is no longer despaired Of.
Preparations for celebrating the Fourth of
July, are very active throughout the country.
A large eagle, measuring seven, feet from
tip to tip, was shot on Saturday by gentle
man of Newark, near Bloomfield.
The Philadelphia EUeniag Bulletin esti-
mates the present population of that city at
e62, ,l94. f-s.i 0Tl ..
A New York magistrate has Justly decided
that the attempt of q man to break girls
heart gives hera right to break his head.
Frank Cahill the conductor of the New
York Nick Mar, has absconded from that
city, with $500 of Mrs Levisons money.
Young girls wearing straw-hats with little
bells dependant from the brim, have, in the
short space of two months, become cross
eyed. ,.alLL-B
In Sanilae, Mich, Alexander Fry, having
become religious monomaniac, endeavored
to cut off his right hand, according to the
Bible injunction and injured himself fatally.
The pleuro-pneumonia is a disease born Of
the distillery COW stables, according to the
report of the New Jersey Agricultural So
ciety.
Money and time are the heaviest burden
of life, and the unhappiest of all mortals are
those who have more of either than they
know how to use. Ni'i fli'' F
Ex-Mayar Waterman, of Naw Orleans, is
supposed to have destroyed himself having
been missing since the day the firm, of which
he was member, suspended payment.
Hermogene Peri, who killed young Droz,
in New Orleans last winter, and who escaped
at the time from the law, was arrested the
other night in that city. 9 ~ @s
If your mistress goes into hysterical fit
and you can cure her in no other way, &c
into one yourself; we should think it q justl-
fable counterft wv ~ 'fi
A peddler, Barney Clark, was found dead
hast " ednesday, near Eatontown, NJ. His
wagon had been upset, and his body wal
found lying beneath that of his horse. "a.
The city of Jeddo, the capital of Japan, is
in the world. 1t contains 1900, 900 dwellings
and 100000 inhabitants. . gt.LrfpFI
The Bulgarians are praying of the Sultan
to separate them from the Orthodox Greek
| Church curious set-off to the assertions oi
| the Gar as to the treatment of the Christians
in Turkey. .sa ~ -f,
Curran said Lord Clare reminded him Of @
chimney-sweep, who, had raised himself by
dark and dusky ways, and then called aloud
to the neighborhood to witness his dirty ele.
walton. ..'..,,
The st. Louis Committee, appointed to raise
funds for marble statue of Hon. Thomas H
| Benton, have obtained the desired amount
$40 0Oo--and awarded the work to Harriet
Hosmer. i'-st
In the Supreme Court, at Utica, N, Y.
Jared d. Matteson, last week, recovered
1 $T,1b0 of the Central Railroad Company fol
| Injuries sustained by his wife on the cars o
thecompany. h,gad
One Cowen was arrested in Memphis, Tenn.
| the other day for the murder of a man il
Monroe County, Ark, year previous. A
reward of $3.50 had been offered for the arres
| ofC.
The clever butt and vixenish actress
Susan Denim, lately horse-whipped an editoi
| in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on account Of {
severe criticism. Susan richly deserved
spanking.
In the proposed fight between Morrissey
and Heenan, NJ. counts upon H.'s injurinl
his hands, after which, as ne lM.) thinks h'
can take more punishment than Sayers, b
Will be able to whip his man. , E.a
The livery stable of A. & j. Gammell, a
| Columbus, Georgia, was destroyed by fir'
| Thursday night, with six mules and ffteeI
horses, and a large quantity of hay Los
$l2OOO.al fs sbGIdAEB g.. e1lsA
An old lady observing a sign over tail
oring establishment, bearing the inscription
| fountain Of Fashion, exclaimed iAh
| that must be the place where the squirts come
from" i UNalUH blBtAL AAtlAlA
In Mississippi, recently, a large alligator
| gar was caught in the Yalobusha River
measuring eleven feet six inches in length
and weighing aboutone hundred and seventy
five pounds. 30 ~ s,lTo, 11' h9r i.s p
John j. Martin, having suffered severely
| by fire at Flora, g. w., was married the day
following, and committed suicide the next
The FIRE and the marriage were too much FOL
him. -,...
ut sesrds,a a sbsetved one dandy to another
at a party 1'sthatr theyD give n9 supper TO-
night" Towhich the other replied, Then
stop my expenses" and coolly took of hi
new pairof gloves 5tH,t9 I.,. Ndiiai5,i Ni sS, 3pG 4
Matthew Walsh, an 1rishman, coinmitteS
suicideip New York, the other dag, by blow
ing out his brains. Cause: ihtemperance
Persons Of his nativity very. rarely destroy
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