Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-11
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The number of deaths in Baltimore last
week was ll6. -' -. ,.s-
Saratoga Is crowded. The number Of
visitors has never been equaled.
A young man, Henry W. Stevens was re-
Gently arrested in New York for delivering
bogus letters and charging for their delivery.
The Indiana Former says that the cattle
disease has broken out near Chicago, Illinois,
and that one farmer has lost twelve head.
The total number of deaths in New Or
leans last week was l69; only three being
from yeuowsfeYer-,,gF Nfr I-qGT
Four out of every Eve generals of the
United States Army are Southerners, and
two of them from Virginia.
The Prince Regent of Prussia has allotted .
sum of 10000 crowns for the erection Of o
monument to Goethe.
Col. James T. Speed, formerly Mayor Of
Louisville, KY, died q day or two since in
Chicago, Ill
The cranberry crop on Cspc Cod is likely
to be seriously injured by q worm which 70
eating out the berry. E
The new Directory of San Francisco, CAL.
Is just published, and contains the names Of
26, 600 men.
n A New Orleans correspondent of the
Natchez Courier tells Of hunting allgators on
rail-cars, and shooting from ths windows.
IA DR.. Kellsrw as fatally shot by another
person, in an afray at Pine. Bluff, Arkansas,
a few days ago. a.s -, ig5s +
The laws of some monarchies have one re-
deeming feature. They are intended to "do
justice TO the subject" la5s
A malignant sore throat ia very bad
thing, but a malignant throat, not sore, is
scarcely any better. .E n
The population of the city of Dayton, in
this State, IL has been ascertained, will ex-
ceed 10000. ..s.aFl-| y .sEai
Two men were struck by lightning near
Delphi, Ind, the other night. One was
killed outright and the other was speechless
at last accounts. ! -.t '.s. "a u -
Ground has been broken on the street rail-
road in Cleveland, and II is calculated that
the line from the square to East Cleveland
will be completed by the lst prox. ''A q
The other day John Newbern and Thomas
| Warmack, brothers-in-law, had o difficulty
lgat Goodlettsville, Tenn, which resulted in
the fatal stabbing of the latter by the formers
There are fewer lunatics in South Caro-
| lima, strange as it may seem, than in any
other State in the Union, according to the
population. tr.ss. .'.a atir
Peter Fenser, German, residing in Phila-
delphia, got into an alteration with his
wife, In the course of which he inflicted q
fatal cut on her throat, !, c-,..-,--..,
,Ayoung woman in Lee, Mass, of one oi
the most respectable families in town. has
| left her piano and music, purchased q sewing
machine and gone out to work by the day.
| The cost of the railroads now constructed
in the State of New York amounts to $780,
433,O33. The receipts for 1859 were $40 34l :
S74 and their total debt $73,0 1853.
Henry Wellman, a boy twelve years old
robbed his employer, in Savannah, Ca, re.
Gently, of 800, and on discovery attempted
to destroy himself, but was prevented
| W. H. Leatham, q member of the British
/ Parliament, has been sentenced TO hne an6
imprisonment for bribing electors to thu
amount of $l2,5OO. i.-r0et
1 Bridget Hammel, wife of Peter, living IL
| Auburn, Mass was arraigned in the Polict
Court, at Worcester, for setting fire to hel
husbands house, on Wednesday.
The addition now being made to the Paci6,
Mill, at Lawrence, Mass, will render it tn,
largest manufacturing establishment in tn
i world. - ttr-rl Fl. d.E s'I n fi~f
Charles Gordon, Of Concord, Mass, seventy
1--we years of age, hung himself in his barn
the other day, having been deranged abou
i two -unontha ~ ~ y e.. " y A-A !
There were ia deaths in ST. Louis the pas
week. White males, eli white females, %
OF this number, l26 were children unde
hye years Of age. q ICH w U0I /,
The new armory Of the Seventh Regimen
10 New York 10 a great affair. The drill
room lso feet long by 100 feet wide, and ffe
from distractions, A balcony for spectator
is erected at one end. 9bn y s9iDNtA
4 Q A Berlin paper announces that the sale o
Humboldt's library will begin on the l7tl
of September. The orders, so far, are NOR
Jfnumefens ffen America than from any othe
country.
Lola Montez, who was lately reported h
be st the point Of death, from paralysis ha
!. been removed TO q healthy location on Lon
Island, and her convalesence q 'progressinI
fayorably. -------- -
The dead cbodyg df n naan was found re
4 cently; near Gardner Station, On, the 8
Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, with hi