Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-14
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There are 700 lady stockholders of the |
Bank of Commerce of New Yerk.
The census returns make the population of
Rhode Island l73,s69, against l47, ,b49 in 1850.
The first new buckwheat -four Of the sea-
son was received in New York on Wednes-
day, and sold at Sc 25 per barrel.
AS there are many doublings in Che human
heart don't think you can find out the whole
of mans real character at once.
J.sH. Ladell, who resided near Nashville,
Tenn. and had been on spree, hung himself
on Sunday.
That notorious institution known as Dom
nybrook Fair has become utterly and most
fortunately defunct.
We have learned that Senator Seward will
speak in St. Joseph No., on the Goth, and in
Leavenworth on the Gath insts.
Some men are so rascally that it is only
the fear of showing them our pockets that
prevents our turning our backs upon them.
A new mechanical bakery will be put in
operation in Boston in the course of few
weeks, at a cost of 100000.
They have in Philadelphia whisky called
the Burnside" whisky. There is plenty Of
the burn inside in this vicinity.
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Golden dined at
st. Cloud with Napoleon III, on the goth of
August.
An imposter calling himself son of Ma
poleon Bonaparte has lately been swindling
number of the citizens of Detroit, Mich.
The New Paltz IN. " Times, learns that
Matthew Freer was crushed to death on
Monday, by the falling of a rock, under
which he was digging for slate.
The Dubuque (Iowa) Herald says that
some of the ministers who arrived at Du-
buque to attend the Methodist Conference,
walked $50 miles.
A well-known firm of type-founders in
New York have in contemplation the loca-
ton of their Southern establishment in
Richmond, Va.
A young thief charged with picking
pockets, demurred to the indictments, say
ing that he never picked pockets, but always
had taken them just as they came.
The Scotch Free Presbyterian Church,
with less than 900 congregations many of
which are the poorest of the poor, gave last
year, for all purposes, 81 100000.
Sarah Baker, eighty-seven years of age,
who was found drowned recently at Ports
mouth, N. H., was the original of "Patty
Pace" in the LdmpHghter. @
The report that fatal duel had been
fought by DR.. Mitchell and E. W. CAN'T, in
Arkansas is utterly without foundation, the
difficulty having been amicably settled.
"Sir, my party has a quick way of using
up rascafs.h ''No doubt. A party that
makes such habitual use of rascals must ex-
pect to use some of them up--its tools can't
last always"
Edwin La Mountain made a splendid as
cension from Johnstown, New York, on
Saturday last, in the balloon Atlantic, and
descended by the old Fort, near Amsterdam.
A man named Fishback, while intoxicated,
the other day, fell from the spire of st. Pat
rioks Church, in West Troy, N. Y, and was
instantly and horribly killed.
The Countess de Saint Marsault, one of
the Princess Clothilde's ladies of honor, has
Just expired at Paris, from the effects of burns
received last winter.
The steam-tug Maryland, lying at the
| public store dock, Quarantine, New York,
was burned the other night causing loss
Of $4,000.
Jonathan Mum, one of the City Council
| of Quebec, died recently from injuries re-
ceived by the fall of the stage during the late
display Of fireworks.
Some of the California miners have their
beds in their mines, to keep their ores from
being distracted. They sleep upon their
ores.
Wells & Co., who sank shaft on the bluff
near Orovi1le, CAL, have struck dirt which
pays them from 81 to 81 80 to the pan. The
shaft is about forty feet deep.
The number of wild pigeons shipped East
from Michigan the past season is over q.
freight.
The Calaveras IN. W Chronicle chronicles
q stalk of oats measuring seven feet II
hight more resembles corn than an oa
stalk, being nearly an inch in diameter neal
the root.
"Poor boyI' pityingly said kind hearted
old lady in Quebec, when the Prince stool
Z bare-headed under burning sun, "poor boy
why don't he put on his crown to keep tn
sun off" .
Mrs. Mary Kerlin Doebler, widow of Majo
Abraham Doebler, a distinguished officer o
the Revolution, died at Lebanon, Penn,
few days since, aged nearly ninety-tou
years. rrr..r-r
Prince Lucien Bonaparte is at presen
travelling JnrOu8n LluCOlnSnI6j anu beeIu
very assiduous in collecting all the informa
ton he can ON the peaceful topics, sceinc
and art. r.r.. r-
1t appears from official statistics, furnishe
the Constitution, that during the past twelv
months, fifteen vessels have landed in Cub
1863 coolies from China, making an aggrt
gate of as, $40 since ls47.
Blackbirds are making sad havoc wit
corn and oats in Minnesota. They come
such clouds that no eyes can number then
and have grown quite accustomed to the di
charge of guns. ''
; The Cohoes IN. W Post-office was broke
open on the night of the Sd inst, and all IL
letters taken out and opened, and conten
, taken, together with twenty-five or fort
dollars worth of stamps. u .--f d.
The Troy IN. " Times is authorized
Morrissey to say that no match has bet
made between him and Heenan. He wi
: not "enter the ring except under circun
| stances of great provocation."
The. young ladies' boarding-school,
: Bridgeport, Conn, kept by Miss Emily NJ
a son, was nearly destroyed by fire on Wedne
- day morning, Loss $40oG insurance on
$500. .r'-.r. W alaFF
= A Mrs. Mary Robinson having attempte
the other day, to prevent negro from stei
ing in New Orleans market while nursil
her babe was seized by the breast by
fellow who nearly bit il off