Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-15

Y Mo.. co,,b C.ro,;,o o,,5 no,,,-;, I-o..,
have arrived in Richmond, Virginia. =
Tbs ver fever--pot iii,olz 20 ho IN ;n,or-
militant fever vet awb;ie " " =" i"'',
A fr,, br;ooaa 90 1r;vhr,or-, 49, ,lo,,,..
e,rong is bs;no orc,o iSn5 IN pos,O,
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r,Soa5 e q, DSvis ,S Tas nangeo "a engy III Two
P'oO's' '' O''n Oo''OD' y" '1'ui 1. 81.
The traitor Cobb has three sons in the
IeOel army OF Veorg~' s&aa
Mrs. Jefferson Davis gave her first pub
lic reception at the White House. on Tues.
uSy WEEK. .-.D H -.
The city of Detroit, Michigan, has been
mulcted in $4,000 for leaving a sewer uu-
projected .r7't. 1857
The Androscogpin Mill, at Lewiston, Me-.
one of the largest cotton mills in the coun-
'ry' commenced opera'lonS on MONDAY z q
The War Drum is the title of new mill
tary paper just started in Boston, by George
Ooohuge' .. T.
Sixty of the Amherst College (Massachu-
setts) students have formed company, and
are apou' iea'lng lor washington.
The Boston Atlas has sent four editors and
eight printers to the wars. Massachusetts
PeoP'e "io III e"ine''' On.
On Monday, General Scott again took the
oath of allegiance to the Constitution, and
' niS S'al ioiio"eu his eAAHpie'
The owner of line of propellers from
Baltimore to Richmond says he is entirely
ruined ana DIS line "ortniess'
A cargo of ice has Just been imported at
Savannah, Ca, from the British provinces.
lhree more are ea ToHte' ,-..D ,
At Macon, Ga, all persons tried in Court
for assault and battery are sentenced to enlist
~ 'ne army
The war demand for cloth is SO great
thattbe Lowell mills are running night and
gay, sundays inciuoeu' .-.-..s
One of the oil wells at Rouseville, Penna.,
regularly ceases TO flow on the Sabbath.
This singular TACT is well authenticated.
During the last few days large feet of
squsIe-rigged vessels have arrived in New
iorK iFon europe IN Oaiiast.
Jacob Ackerman was accidentally shot aud
killed near Louisville, Kentucky, recently,
Oy oamuel Nausn"anuer'
A Mrs. Keif was shot and instantly killed
by Mr.. Jesse Higgins, at Ellsworth, Maine,
on MONDAY hlgn'' ..
All Western and Northern Texas is little
better than a military camp, the people Or
ganlzing Tor war everywhere
A cockney's idea of the rebels-tbev are
ready to sacrifice themselves on the halter OF
their country.
The peace society is rapidly losing its
character as an organization, and fast falling
into pieces. .rsO - o
have oigauized four companies, one for each
class.
tI.y iour OinIedn !n1h po veterans nave enlsted
Corcoran. '- :. O''N'
MaIsaneiu Cue 20 sSnS noo oi meoSIes' mas raised
war iuhu VI 1CiUOV anu eiV Dounty Is
Inc pesuHe5ous assoclatlon OF tne II. G.
y, ~ r1moIeu W nave sn'al organization
stlil IN oosVon'
Arms have been received IN Virginia from
the North IN colnhs-a NJ place Tor them,
surely.
Nathaniel Davis & Co., merchants. Mon.
treal, y; H., nave closeu tnelr STORE, ana re-
turneo nolne Aor Inc ueiense OF tnelr nag.
A company of hvinp artillery of Maasa.
chusetts is being formed, who will each
be armed with llght hunting ak.
An enthusiastic Irish grill pulled off her shoe.
and threw it for luck after a volunteer com.
peny leaving Harlansburg, Penna.. who gave
the girl 'hree nearly cheerS'
Fort jackson, near Savannah. Ga. ia gar
risoned by one hundred men, and Fort Pu.
laski, near the mouth of the river. by four
hunoreu ana nlty men,
Postage stamps are so scarce at Indianapo-
lis, owing to the interruption between Balti-
more and Washington, that it is said to be
Impossible 10 sehu OH transient papers.
Mr.. Rutherford, a late member of the
Seventh Regiment has sent two twelve
pound howilzers, complete, as present to
'na' eeieOi"'eu oorpS'
The wife of Mr.. Ignatus Barber, of Fuaks-
town, Washington County, Maryland, COM
mitted suicide few days since, by hanging
neiseii 70 'ne iiiiO Vi d 'f0e'
A scarcity of bostmen and drivers has
occurred on the New York canals and
northern lakes in consequence Of recruiting
ior 'ne war
Two women, disguished in mems clothes,
enlisted at alton, ILL.,, last week, but on being
discovered were sent heme to their friends,
U'''4'' "tA'-'' '-'i- "-'-o'' ~
The Secretary of the Treasury has per-
mitted the Boston and Baltimore boats to
run again, with the understanding that they
w n0' 'OuOn ~ NOA''iA' r-r
Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee, declares
that in the event of an invasion from the
North, he was ready to take his place in the
i"uA0' ..... Bn
"Be sure that you don't leave out a single
SS ssa of nrdr shs iHey was iSe cTncIuslon
urday.
A cavalry corps for home servios ia beino
,sised in Rostpn nnder Inc notroTooo d3
sa1,oral I1eo1tbv Tnarcbont, nh Iii E-s,siSh