Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-25


The clerical party is very dissatisfied with
the Emperor Of Austria for granting liberal
concessions to his subjects. 'Eti g.
Smithfeld, once celebrated for the frmness
Of martyrs, Is now equally celebrated for the
obstinacy of its cattle mart ers.
The Charleston Is. o. Mercr,y suggests
that "Dixie" should be adopted as the ma
tional air of the Southern Confederacy,
Mrs. S. NJ. Walton, mother of Madame
LeVert, of Mobile, Alabama, an accom-
plished lady, died in that city last week.
The leaves die of chills and fever geuer-
ally-sometimes it Is the scarlet fever, and
sometimes and most always yellow fever.
Some fellows deposit all their money in-
side their vests in the form of victuals and
drink, and call that investing it. s.. d. re
Ink is the blood that flows in the veins Of
Thought-let for the health of ssng1ine
lovers and poets. .,
To mash a troublesome creditors nose is
not the most commendable mode of feffecting
the settlement of his bill. r--~ r-s-.--4 .g5si
If Necessity the mother Of Invention, ia
also the mother of inventors, she has very
large family of starving children.
The hog slaughter at Terre Haute, Ind,
has closed; AZ, 59l head having been killed
and packed during the season. tiliDt a
Two rifed cannon are to be planted on
the hill near the White House, which will
efiectually command the Capital.
eg A merchant in New York refused to sell
fifty tuns of lead when he learned that it
was destined for Florida.
The population Of Montreal, Canada, as
indicated by the census now being taken, is
about 90, 600
THE "black tooth and another disease,
species Of throat distemper, are destroying
many hogs in Iowa, in and around Davcn-
port. ,.z- rIa"
John Kaser's shoe shop was destroyed by
FIRE, in Pitts6eld, Ill, recently. Loss $4,000;
insured for $780, .a'
! A FIRE burnt down whole block of stores
at Worcester, Mass, the other morning, the
loss being 200.
An incendiary fred Grace Church, Wash
ingtQn, the other morning. The fire was
discovered at daybreak, and extinguished.
A terrible fire in Stamford, Ct., few days
since destroyed four large stores; causing a
loss of $4,000. ss aa
The loveliest faces are to be seen by moon
light, when one sees half with the eye and
half with the fancy. aa
If man is more polite and kind in other
people's houses than at home, his wife should
take good care never to let him feel at
home.
The store of NJ. Simons in Memphis, Ten
nessee, was robbed of ten or twelve thousand
dollars worth Of silks and laces, the other
night. .rn 1860
The deaths in New York City the past
week numbered 4l5; decrease of eleven
from the previous week, and l02 from the
corresponding week of last year.
| Horace Greeley is now in the West on a
lecturing tour. He lectured in Michigan
last week, and viii lecture at several places
in Illinois the present week.
The whole number of hogs packed al
4 Evansville, ind, this season, will not exceed
$500 head. The average price paid was
about $5 rs.
A boiler exploded recently at Ridgeweod
@. W. Rev. R. Phelps had his leg broken
! and S. Randall was buried in the ruins, and
! killed by failing fragments. ID 'i
Edward West has been arrested, and has
confessed to having fred the extensive es
tablishment OfOolonel Churchill, Brookfeld
N. H., on the 2dalt.
A deaf and dumb confidence women ha.
been swindling the people in Binghampton
N. Y, by getting subscriptions for the maga'
zines at reduced rate.
1t is a curious circumstance, that during
the $50 years the Palace of the Tuileries hal
been royal dwelling, no French Sovereign
has died within its walls.
Ever since 1888 every French Sovereign
who has made the Tuileries his abode, ha
been compelled, at some time or other, Il
quit the shelter of its roof
A tree near Williams College, Massaehu
sets, is so situated that it draws nourish
rnent from New York, Massachusetts, ant
Vermont.
A little boy lost his eye at Batavia, N. Y.
on Wednesday. He stumbled and fell on
gimlet, with which he-was boring hole Il
board. .r
A young man slipped into a vat Of boil
! ing liquor in a brewery at Rochester. N. Y,
on Wednesday, and he was not extricatet
! until fatally scalded.
I, The power Of dreams forces the infnit
into the chambers Of human brain, ans
throws dim reflections from the eterBitie
upon the mirrors Of the sleeping mind.
Melancholy sees the ultimate Of things
things as they will be, and not as they are
} It looks upon q beautiful face and sees bat
: grinning skull. 1900,
. No less than 10000 bales of cotton passeI
j through Worcester, Aass, last week. from
Memphis, Tenn. croWding the freight car
on the various railroads. .F..FtfF i
a young lady, engaged in writing, oh
served TO a Clergyman present that she wa
> p Scribe, To which the man in orders, wit
? ssgaelty and clerical discsrnment trul
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