Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-26
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The seventeen-year locusts have made their
appearance near Fredericksburg, Va.
The Legislative Council of the Canadian
Prince Of Wales.
Sidney Merrills, an old man seventy years
of age, was found drowned in the river at
Hartford, Conn.,, recently. .+ -,.. .,.rff
Manufactures are increasingin Fredericks-
burg, Va, and viii tend tothe prosperity of
the old town. "a, .,.tsIi..r. ..n4.. .,.f,r.,.
An elegant hotel is about to be erected in
Fredericksburg Va, on the site Of the old
Exchange. ssI e. ,lrfUH gfNI-u.
Robert Borland, a youth, while climbing
a smooth tree on o wager in Lasalle County,
ILL.,, fell and killed himself. h '.-. | ...5., 2
Rev. George o. Little, an associate editor
of the Baltimore CltRpsr diedin Gettysburg,
Penn, last week. y w ~
Wheat fields in the neighborhood Of Jones'
borough, Tenn, have been seriously dam
aged by the fly.
A committee has been. appointeda at Boston
to- select a suitable vessel for DR.. Hayes's
proposed Arctic voyage, 2 \ fEJA
Stephen Beckett, a lstevedore, was fatally
sun-struck on the levee, in New Orleans, La
on the 2lst inst.--the first case Of the season.
One hundred and forty-eight workmen
were discharged from the Norfolk( (Va.) Navy
yard day or two since. an,
George Perry, boy Of thirteen, fell out of
swing near Ashtabula, in this State, q day
ortwo since, and broke his neck. ~v,r.s5i
B.. R. upper q brakeman, was torn to
pieces on the 10th inst. by q freight train on
the Charleston and, Memphis Railroad, about
thirty miles from the former city. a1l1
An inmate Of the Columbus Lunatic Asy-
lum who had been cured, was on the point
of returning home, the other day, when he
fell dead at the supper table. Ia =
A boy, Charles Byers, while carrying locusts
in his hat in Wetzel County, Va, recently,
was stung on the head and died from the ef-
fects of the injury. gvr. ID .,,~,-.
A firemenisriot occufredin Memphis, Tenn,
on Monday, between two rival companies.
Clubs, bricks and pistols were freely used,
and several men severely wounded.
Miss Jennie Twitchell, formerly Of the Old
Folks Concert Troup, was married to man
of considerable means, in Boston, the other
day. '"
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Fogg celebrated their
golden wedding in Exeter, Mass a few days
since; six children and twelve grandchildren
being present on the occasion.
About forty cattle were poisoned on the
stock farm Of James Hoadley, in Monroe
County, in this State, a few days ago, and all
but ten of the animals died. 4 hHDEf F.
Clarke Gayton Pickman, who recently died
in Boston, bequeathed his large and valuable
library to Harvard College. He was grad
uate Of the distinguished class of 1911.
Signora Cortesi will open the Boston Acad-
emy on Monday evening, and with the tenor
Musiarri and other artistes, will'giye a week
OF Italian Opera. ~. GB ,{2 NJ
H. A man named White, convicted of horse
| stealing in Greenbrier, Va, has been SEN
fenced to four years in the Penitentiary.y
q, John Hall, tin peddler from Rome, Ga
was found shot dead in hiswagon q few miles
from Lafayette in that State, one day last
week. ans feHe a.i iH -iHf r'rt tsH.h r''
Mayor Wood, of New York, has vetoed a
resolution proposing to print FIVE thousand
copies of report of the cable celebration, at
an expense of about $4,000. - NA
Sickness of various kinds, such as pneumo-
dred diseases, are prevailing to an alarming
extent in Texas
Louis Napoleon's life Is now said to be in
more imminent danger than ever, owing to
the enmity against him Of the friends Of the
Pope. nv lsa4Ea 40 ~HIHJF1tTH
The Legislature of Tennessee has passed a
very stringent law against the adulteration
ofliquors. Using poisonous ingredients is
declared felony. 0sH
A meeting of citizens was held in Montreal
on Saturday, when $4, 100 were subscribed
| for the receptiOn,of the Prince of Wales. The
sum desired is about $4,000 ~ w
The Trojans in New York have resolved
not to receive the old cents at all after the
10th inst, nor the new ones in any quantity
exceeding one dollar after that date,I,o. a,
| One hundred guns were fred in Bingham
ton, N. Y, by theD Young Mems Republican
Club, in honor of the nomination Of Lincoln
and Hamlin, l,i,'. ii ~ -a ri. .mti
| - The pie plant leaf is said to be poisonous.
| Every member of family out West were
recently made dangerously ill by eating the
leaves Of this plant which had been cooked
ior greens. u s.KaEdsll YEllC 2 so q
| NFwpoRT THIs SEAsoS. Newport, R. l.,
bids fair to be the leading fashionable North
ern watering place the present season. More
houses have been taken there this year than
ever before at the same date, and many liter
airy persons, artists and other celebrities
| will make it their headquarters during the
summer. e'sna4 ~ +
/ PRIEcE DE JoINvILLR ON iREv, ELRAzRH
WILLIAMS: :--Prinee'd dc Joinville, who is now