Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-06

anu tic uLO-IeCI u hlllLlH 1NSNuCTs al
o'i resident of Philadelphia vas an atten-
live memherof the congregation. She WIS
in usual high spirits. ana receiv d the con-
gratulatiOns Of numerous friends. In the
evening. at an earlyhour, with her afianced,
she started to church from her residence.
and on reaching Fifth and Noble streets
fell dead on tie pavement.
E.TIn ore Of his books. the late "peter
Farley" speaking Of his own literary la
bors, remarks: 81 thus stand before the
public as the author and editor of about
II hundred and seventy volumes, one hun
dred and sixt en- bearing the name of Pc
ter Farley. OF all these, about seven mil
lions Of volumes have been sold; about
three hundred thousand volumes are now
1857 sold annually" Notwithstanding
the fact that a large number of spurious
Farley books were published by various
parties. Mr.. Goodrich made a large fortune
from the genuine works.
The IRISH ExoDUs-A Liverpool pa
per says: There can now be no question
that the exodus from Ireland this season is
likely to be as marvellous in its extent as
that which followed upon the terrible fam
Inc Of lS46-7. The provincial papers teen
with the subject. and the farmers remain
ing at home have taken alarm at the al
most certain prospect of a scarcity Of labor
ers and the consequent enhanced price of
labor. This emigration panic Is to be trac-
ell to the simple fact hat every mail from
America brings large r~cmittances fer pass
age and outfit to relatives in the old coun-
try, who, Of course, are willingly tempted
to better their condition in 4 country which
offers a larger field for Industrial enter
prise"
The Charleston Convention was the
most unfortunate body that ever met. In
everything it failed except one-it develop
ed the utter rad hopeless Generalization of
the Democratic party. For the first time
in their lives each component part looked
the other straight in the face. and like the
famine smitten enemies in Byron's dream,
died Of their mutual hideoUsness. The
Convention admitted to seats the freesoil
delegation of New YoIk-the most deprav-
ed politicians that ever preyed upon an in
nocent pcople.-Lyneh5urg Tirgiuian.
Az ExTRAORDIyARY FRoG.-In the
Dallas lex Herald We find the follow
ing:
y gentleman Of undou5ted veracity in
forms Us that last week a bullfrog was kill
ed near here, measuring eighteen inches
across the shoulders, and over two feet and
a half long. His voice was terrific, his
enormous eyes stuck out three inches, ana
he could leap beyond the conception of the
most e~xtrayagant. He was shot by 4 boy,
and the jewcl-headed monster was captur-
cd with much difficulty. in consequence of
his lons-coutinued vitality, causing him to
leap cut Of reach whenever he was touch
ed.
The ATLANTIC CABLE.-The Boston
Transcript learns from parties interested
in the enterprise, that some fifty miles of
the Atlantic cable have been taken up, to 4
point extending seward fom the shores Of
Trinity Bay, and that tractur S were found
in the cable just where they had Dcan in
dicatcd BY instruments on shore. The in
tcntion is to underrun a similar length of
the wire on the European side, and it is
thought, By the ganguine promoters of.
ocean t~elegraphipg, that then the Atlantic
viii be made to work.
The PUELIc WoRKs-Thc Ohio Canal
is now open from Cleveland to Portsmouth,
the water having been let on from Circle
vile down, yesterday. The repairs were
made with much less expense than the
Board anticipated. Superintendent Shut
fin fixing all up suug and tight between
Columbus and Circlevillc for about 1000.
- Columbus Journal 3Ist.
HERE we have it, from one who knows,
that Mr.. Lincoln, in early life. got his liv-
by keepinga grocery" and selling for
stryehninc whiskey, while prepa-
ring to practice at another kind of 4 bar.
The Democrats had better stand out of
range. for that's the kind of whiskcy that
hits them in the neck eve,y pop.-LouiS-
rifle JoUyaaL.
SrIcY-Thc following passage-at-arms
has taken place between the Petersburg
Va.) Press (Dem) and Intelligcucer
Ok. NJ ;
Democracy survives.'-Press-
$50 does the dcyil."-HteHIgencer.
"And as both are now fairly in the field
for the next campaign, choose We whom
We VIII serve" Press.
".Of two evils choose We the least
take the deyil.'-htehgencer.
BLowy UP.-WILNINGTOy, y. c.. May
29.-The steamer Kate McLaurin, for Fay
etteyille, burst her boiler at t o'clock this
morning near Elizabethtown, killing Capt
Evans and two deck hands, and scalding
the frcmen and others. The cargo of mer-
chandizc, which was for the interior, was a
total loss.
War DOUGLAS THIYKS.-Mr. Douglas
spoke Of Lincoln in presence of Republicans
and Democrats, at Washington, as an up
right, gifted, and popular candidate, who
had great strength in the North West, and
would carry Illinois against any other man
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