Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-10

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At this time, says the London Ne,oS many
monarehs tremble in their cspitals. 1hu IA
Modern industry iscomposed of the triple
intervention Of machinery capital and
science. lutlb f1NLtEt tf5E \
Mrs. Dan. Rice, late wife Of the clown,
rimonial state, again. 5lt4e &fE V&4
A midwife in Leicester, England, con-
victed of procuring On abortion, has been
sentenced TO be hanged,
Celibacy clubs are rife in New York now,-
says the Home Journal and companies TO
insure against fnatrimony are talkedof '
The flsg of the Confederate States waves
over the building Of the Kentucky Univer-
siiy, at Harrodsburg.
The GrsGt Eastern is to be open to the,
public for seven days during her stay at New
York. 1t is expected that she will be open
for visitors on the 14th. b-Icel2-a- |Er
The once Mrs. Forrest lives in good style
in ST. Marks Place, New York; seems to
enjoy her condition, has troops of friends,
and is as attractive as ever. 80 . ..-s.,
A man lately put his dog tobed and kicked
himself down stairs. He did not discover
his mistake until the next morning, when he
chased q COW and couldn't bark. .r,u-.
Prof. Helmholtz has discovered that by
means Of supplying electric currents TO Sc
ries of tuning forks he can produce vowel
sounds, such as Oh, o,p,e, &c. N q,-. a-.,
People may talk about General Scotts age
and inhTmites, but we notice that by the
help of his staff, he gets over good deal of
ground, and that quite rapidly. n Oh n
] From statistical report we learn that
the South Csrolinians threw two thousand
three hundred and sixty. one shot and nine
hundred and eighty shells at Fort Sumter.
Some person entered the office of the
Nicholssviile (Ky6f DemocTdt on Saturday
night last, and tunbled the type into pie,
and otherBise abused the material. EHt I
Z The First Minnesota Regiment was organ ,
'ized at st. Paul on Monday. Ex Governor
Willis A. sGorman was chosen Colonel.
Colonel G. fought yalhantly at Buena Vista.
4, Mr.. Newman has resigned his position as
speaker Of the Tennessee Senate, for the pur-
pose of taking charge of regiment of volun-
teers be has raised.
General Tbonias II. Bradley, of Memphis
gave his check for $4,000 to the Arkansas
volunteers, and rendered three thousand
sacks of corn.
Lieutennant Davis, who was In Fort Sum
ter, is now in indianapolis, and has taken
charge of the CommissaTy and Quarter
masters Department Of Indiana. q 4 y
Farmers have learned a lesson which
many moralists seem not to have learned,
namely; That when the seed is sown, grain
must be looked for at the latter end Of the
season, and not at the beginning.
Professor Chaliis,of Cambridge, contends
that magnetic currents are e-induced in the
mass of the earth by its rotation, and that
these are subject to modification by the
earth movement of'translation in its form.
A Connecticut paper asks whether there
is any way 70 preyent The Southern publish,
ers from pirating New England copys righte
books. Oh yes, write only. abolition books,
and the thing win be done.s x =
The Southern leaders profess - hsss the
highest admiration of the masses of the peo-
pie in that section. They think them fit for
almost any thing in the world-except the
right of suffrage. .-.-., -..t
An old political writer says that "power
is ever stealing from the many" &c. In that
respect it is like Ex. Secretary Floyd. He
stole from the whole people of the United
States. f#F.rfa a-..-r r...-.rs -.,........
An old lady, whose son was about 10 pro q.
ceed to the Black Sea, among her parting
instructions gave him strict Injunction not
to bathe in that sea, for she did not want
him to come home "nigger.
Samuel T. Thompson, of Enfield, Conn, a
member elect of the House of Representa-
tives, has written to the Governor, offering
to resign his seat, enlist as a volunteer, and
contribute, if need be, $4,000 to the cause.
Massachusetts will, in short time, be in
possession of no less. than forty excellent
rifed cannon beautiful brass field pieces.
About five tons of projectiles for these can
non are already in store.
In the United States Navy there are, it is
estimated three thousand four hundred OF
the best artilierists in the world; of these,
fully one half are now on the coast, just
where they are wanted. sl"
man was taken and hung on Monday
week by the citizens of Bloomington, H.,
for placing distractions on the track of the
Illinois Central Railroad, to throw off the
train containing troops. r...
General Scott, on Saturday, for the third
time, voluntarily took the oath of allegiance
to the Constitution and the laws Of the
United States. The members of his staff fol-
lowed his example. ..r
A company of seventy. three blacks has
been organized in Petersburg, Va, and
marched into service. The municipal au
thorities have agreed to provide for theii
families during their absence, and two
physicians to attend them in case of sickness
The Catholic Archbishop of Paris per
mitted the pupils of the School of Religious
Music to assist at the obsequies of Nieder
mey er, the author of StrddeLLa, though con
Quoted by the CalVinistic minister, Co
querel. eH as 60 eE .t4t'
A housekeeper in Manchester complains
that the Gas Company there brought him il
bill for the consumption of seven hundred
feet of gas, when in fact they had not ever
completed his couplings with the main
Queer people, these gas companies
The Newark Atheneum, having learneC
that Mr.. Ellis @. Green, jr., one of its honor
ary members, is in the Confederate army
have adopted resolutions, denouncing hin
as traitor, and striking his name. from tn
roll.
| Voltaire mentions somewhere that the at
tack of an overwhelming army was one
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| feA in the heather integuments of the com
mander in.ehief which gave the opposin
hosts time and opportunity to escape. s
! There is said to be pigeon roost in tn
| Maquoketa timber in jackson County, lows
! thirty miles long and more than mile widi
/ SpOrlsmen are making sad havoc among th
literally poor birds, as this iS their settin
season. q 4 q FGFl EEEa ur Vg'rF
| The last number Of the Westminster r.
Viel contains an admirable and interestin
notice of Eton, 1t costs lad 81 25o yef
for his education there, and the master
many of them, receive In various ways, $50
900 year as remuneration' r.ftt.
The Paris Steele, speaking of America
affairs, and of the speeches Of Mr. Stephen
Vice. President of the Southern MOboetac
afssils his assertion that slavery has diylE
origin, and Gays it is a remarkable thin
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