Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-26
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They say that four hundred and eight,
thousand persons went to see the races a
EPSON, on the Derby-day, this year.
Rarey was at the last accounts to give ON,
more series of farewell performances il
London previous to his return to America
Mrs. Jeannette Thomson, woman O
forty, died in Franklin County, N. G., a few
days since from swallowing pin.
The Dowager Empress of Russia is repre-
sented as looking very gentle, smiling and
sweet" in letter from Nice.
A mad bull SO severely gored two boys il
Clairborne County, La, last week that botl
died of their wounds.
The Cook Axle Company of Winsted, Conn.
are manufacturing daily upward of l.OO(
pounds OF steel hoops for ladies' skirts.
A partridge nest has been found in Vir.
ginia with 7s eggs in it. Did one hen lay
them all or not -
The Ocean House, the largest of the
fashionable hotels at Newport r. l., was
opened for the season on Tuesday last.
Dennis Smith fell from the roof of a build
ing into an open we'll at Chicago, the other
day, and broke his neck.
Tuesday, the 10Th inst, was the anniversary
Of the signing of the Magma Charta by John,
King of England. The event took place in
1915. ''ni1N =
Since, the nomination of Presdent aud
Vice-Presdent at Chicago seventeen new
Republican papers have started in Central
| Illinois.
The Macoupin County (Ill) Jail was re-
Gently set on fire by negro prisoner, who
was burnt to death, and the building entirely
| destroyed. jiiifIo
Lord Haytesbury, who has Just died in
England, was one of the oldest diplomatic
servants of that Government. He was in his
eighty-frst year. r
The severe review of John Bright, NJ. P,
in the National Revie.0, of London, was writ
ten by Mr.. R. Grey, one of the Commission
ers OF English Customs. -F ia. Il. e. TO-
Garibaldi has two sons, the youngest of
whom, thirteen years old, is being educated
at n. Brighton College, Liverpool, under care
of Rev. DR.. Poggi.
DR.. j. g. Holland, of the Springfield (Mass.)
Republican, and author of Timothy Ttco,n5
letters is writing a novel which will proba-
bly, be published in the autumn.
Lord Charleinont and Sir Thomas Staples
Q. 9. are the only surviving members of the
Irish Parliament. Both ofthem voted against
the Union with England.
On Saturday, May 26, blind man, Samuel
Kitson, an inmate of the Union Work-house
Malone, Ireland, was suffocated while endea-
voring to swallow piece of meat.
An Illinois drover made nice speculation
in New York, the other day; by selling a
drove of very old oxen, representing that
they were once owned by Abe Lincoln.
Gilharf Ioffarcon m frao ,1ae.,o ,.,o.
$40 in Memphis, Tenn, recently, for living in
the State, contrary to law, and writing ille-
gal passes for slaves.
An Irish paper says it is generally reported
in Turin that Victor Emmanuel has con-
tracted q private marriage with person of
questionable propriety and low origin.
Lord Ashburtou has been elected to the
Presidency of the Royal Geographical Soci.
Ripon.
A race between Flora Temple" and
y ~Patchen" is contemplated by the New
rope walking and menagerie sports.
Senator Slidell said last week be would not |
believe Cornelius Wendell under oath We |
presume Wendell would say the same of |
Shdell Perhaps both are correct.
A few days since, the barn of Mrs. Sarah
Bowie, in Prince Georges County, Md, was
destroyed by fire, including thrashing ma
chine and numerous farming implements.
John M. Brown and Lucien Fletcher were
both fatally wounded last week in revolver
afray, at Amherst Court
house, Virginia. |
In Albion, Mich, an artesian we'll has been
lug and is in successful operation; shaft
having been sunk to the depth of two hum
ired and eighty-five feet.
John Marble was engaged in fixing a band
IN shaft In saw mill at West Point, Iowa,
when his clothes caught on shaft, and his
'ody was literally crushed to jelly.
Mary Haly, lunatic in the County Asy-
um for the Poor at indianapolis Ind,
'utcaered another lunatic, Caroline Bonces,
) few days since. Ii
J. NJ. Crawford & Co., of Peoria, proposes
0 build a rolling mill in that city worth
10, 600, II the citizens will subscribe $2b, 600
# the amount. fG r'Gris
An Abe Lincoln rail, that cost ten dollars
n Sangamon County, Illinois, was sent TO one |
f the Republican clubs of Pittsburg it is
aid, under the frank OF distinguished {
I. O.
Mr.. Fairbanks gigantic plan of a Free Art
lallery aud Museum for Manchester Eng,
! In q fair way to be realized Fifteen GEN
emen have subscribed $1,000 each, and
wenty more e5Oo each.
The Montreal Adpsrtissr learns that a dis I
ase, supposed TO be pleuro-pneumonia, has G
roken out in the county Of Huntingdon,
anada East, and that several cattle have