Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-07
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The Boston Alpine Club is going to send
out q number Of its members to explore the
unknown regions of the Alps this summer.
AneRro woman named Penny died In Rus
sell County, Ala, a few days since, at the
advanced age of one hundred and six years.
The Count of Paris and Duke of Charities
(grandsons of Louis Philippe) have been
lately exploring the shores of the Nile.
Paul Morphy is to remove to Paris with
his mother, with the intention Of making the
French capital his home. .- t....0-.
In Detroit there are but thirty-five places
of worship, whose united capacity is l8,000
while the city contains apopulation of 72,oOO.
The statue of John Adams, intended for
Mount Auburn has reached Boston, and will
soon be placed in its destined position.
A medal to commemorate the treaty be-
tween England and France is about to be
struck at the Paris Mint.
An attempt was made, on Sunday after
noon, by two boys, to burn Chelsea bridge,
near Boston. rs.~ a.. tEI'
A young man named Bright was killed at
saw-mill, in Marion County, KY, by the
rolling Of large log across his body.
The old woman who was so cruelty starved
by her son in Cleveland, has recently died
at the age of seventy-six years.
Col. w. P. Stodder, a we'll known military
gentleman in Portland, died in that city re-
Gently, after long and painful illness.
VIM. NJ. Semple, recently editor of the
Lynchburg Kirginidn, is shortly 10 take
charge ofthe New Orleans Crescent. li
An old lady being asked to subscribe to q
newspaper, declined, on the ground that
when she wanted news she emanufacturedi
Incendiaries are at work in Lexington, Ky.
Two stables were set on fire and consumed
last week. e
The Empress Eugenie, as we learn by re-
cent arrivals, promises another heir to the
throne of France, at very early day.
Rufus Choate says New England climate is
"Snow in Portsmouth to-day, and tomorrow
man and team of oxen killed by lightning
in Rhode Island" F .tt0
Hon. Edward Everett has written letter
to New Orleans, stating that he cannot be
present at the Inauguration of the Clay statue
on the 18th inst.
Many people labor to keep the narrow way
WIDER; Ihey may aig a pain IN the broad
way; put the way OF lie must remain mar
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An italian proverb says: Donna bruta
mai di stomaco; donna bella, NAL di teste."
An ugly woman is disease of the stomach;
handsome one of the head.
The headquarters of the French Legation
in China will be henceforth at Shanghai
instead of Macao, according to instructions
why, askea llttie girl is FRED IKE
man that mas fallen on tree and is deter
mined to go up again. Because he is going
,l10na II & III I
Dr. .. y. Howe OF Boston, is AZ toronto,
Uanaaa, giving lectures on tne ed9cation o.
t1e pnn9' ne mas WIN ,t MN lour Oh tne inos'
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Inc hocnester, NJ IL papers report an ex-
traorulnary IegIee Oh AcsiYl.y IN ,tne opera
uons Oh the Underground naiiroau at tha'
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An ePedemici known as tne putrld sore
throat, rs Preynlng Just now IN Lexington
N.Y. Win mucn iata,ity, particularly among
9.gt ~ I. - vf-' H--
:, teiegrapnlc olspatcn 10 commercla
mouse from ogeensDurg, NJ smtes ina
lake naylgatoa Is iuny OPEN ana that dozer
''0'ei' na'' '''' 'n"' P0i V -,7tE. a-l .uf
Capt. Lynn, of the slave bark Virginian
captured on the African coast and sent tc
Norfolk, va, admits that the vessel was en-
gagged IN the slave trade. "a ..'-a+
They have no old maids in Japan; wher
the girls don't get married voluntarily. the
| authorities hunt nm a husband. and maks
them marry, willing or not willing.
par;ro pros ofIordor mil, sh,-,,,, II;
1Fire Esoape', to New York c;tv I Il con. cnri
s;sts of ladders and other contr;vsnces 70 9y q.
/ oil;tate descent from the roof of n house
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boy hve years old In Lafayette, Ind, at
tempted TO cut ms sisters head on the othei
s,;h. gsI %uS T.; o 10y s,,jdar IN iniiic'ng
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The Southern Baptists have inaugurated 6
Mission in Brazil, and Rev. Mr.. Bowen, SC
well known as missionary to Africa, has
gone out 10 organize H.. a.1 4
Kate Denim is at Shreyeport La. At 8
complimentary benefit given her few NIGHT,
since, she realized 5000 and a watch valued
at $l9O. q FIlltA AlE-l' -
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i".nei' ie0sn'i' nuns nimsen
paI Inc recenSI Sa ro roaSs od tne re9ei forces a
aTa;n Az ,ao;e neo pIStIu az. is uecislv'
analr anu lns paclncatlo9h r.s9 ol INC repuohc Il
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