Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26
XARImTIES. 8.

Harrisburg, Penn, has recently been in
corporated as city, and VIM. II. Kepner
elected its Mayor. r..f-.n. ..4 = 80
The New York Spirit Of the Times has very
little confidence in Heenan's winning the
great international fight. g Gil W .-E3
On the 10th inst. there were afoat for Os-
wego, N. Y. l65, ,639 bushels corn, and a. 900
bushels wheat. F '.tt
The estimated stock of pork at Boston is
$4,000 barrels, against 5000 barrels at the
corresponding date last year. ~ ~, s.T
A monument to the memory of those who
fell at "Crooked Billet" on the lst of May,
l77S, is about to be erected at Hatton, Penn.
Anew woollen factory is about to be erected
in Scottsville, Va, and it is expected that it
will be in operation in the fall. - .~ wr
'Don't you mean to marry, my dear sir2"
mo, my dear widow, I'd rather lose all the
ribs I've got than take another" 4hff
The damages by the late food in Tusca-
rawas County, o., are estimated from $75, 900
to 100000.
OF the seventy or eighty orphans in the
Catholic Asylum at Toledo, Ohio, forty are
sick with the measles.
Two prisoners escaped from the Coshocton
(OO jail Thursday morning, by digging
through the wall.
The stage-struck girl who ran away from
Toledo, recently, is now stopping in the coun-
try, not far distant from Detroit. She is sup
posed to be "all right"
1t is said that the japanese Embassy are to
visit New York before they go to Washing
ton, because the Government fears to be
taken by surprise. gFg.FU
The paper annually employed in the pub
lication of the New York Times, if cut into
inch strips, would pass around the earth's
waist about nineteen times. D..l..ris
The North Star, from New York for Cali
fornia, took out over 1000 passengers,
among whom was Col. F. w. Lander, the
second of Mr.. Potter in the recent abortive
duel. .t,T
During the past week, nearly one hundred
cars, filed with cattle from the West, have
been transported over the Western and Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroads. srsf i
The agent of Virginia, named Camp, who
was sent to Iowa to capture Coppic, has been
arrested at Rock Island, ILL.,, and ignomin-
iously thrown into Jail. il.Nh VIM
A fellow was convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years, in Missis-
sippi, last week, for stealinga hat from the
editor the Democratic Star. q.
In an affray at the Continental Hotel, in
Philadelphia, recently, between its employees
and some rowdies, several persons were
badly cut. '.'., w. q,
The house of Judge Martin, a substantial
brick building, two miles from Ripley, Ohio,
with four hundred bushels of corn, was de-
stroyed by fire a few days ago. %
The Rochester IN. W Express learns that
Dollie Dutton, the miniature Miss, recently
fell while balancing on the exhibitors hand,
and broke an arm. iH.l.. ..a...... ~i..8UI
A railroad car passed through Harrisburg
last evening over the Pennsylvania Railroad,
direct from st. Louis for Philadelphia with
produce. g.1' - it. i'il2" t"J '.' '.er q. :
The Countess of Elgin died at Paris re-
Gently. She was the mother of the present
Earl Elgin, whose departure for China will
be delayed for ashort time. I'D.
A Mrs. Griffin, of Memphis, Tenn, caused
her husband to be arrested last week for
abusing her, and then eloped with man
named Jones, taking all her household goods
with her. ,,...,..s.. .,.,,, n, 2, j'i
OF the two hundred and forty students at
Williams College, one hundred and thirty
are Republicans and only forty-eight DEM
ocrats.
The American Democrat, Of Carlisle, Penn,
complains that nine-tenths of the negro popu-
lation of that burg are idle, lazy, thieving
vagabonds, and serious nuisance. .-,-
=, Proceedings are to be commenced against
the owners Of the Canadian Ocean Steamers
for immense damages by the underwriters OF
the cargo for the Hungarian, for the illegal
sale of the wreck and its contents. II dYiT
The London Times has the singular an
nouncement that Mr., Salamanca, the Madrid
banker has become joint contractor Of the
New York, Erie, Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
ways, connecting the Atlantic with the Great
Western. ,.-.. ~
M. Louis Blanc was to appear as lecturer
in London on the 4th inst. The subject Of
his discourse was Mysterious Personages
and Agencies in France toward the close Of
the Eighteenth Century" ''-''
In cemetery near Buffalo, N, Y, is an
epitaph by a friend, who held such good
opinion Of the deceased that he had in
scribed on the stones ~ TrTfOFN ~ b
q. 'With such as he may be saved ordsmhod.".