Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-09

why Is lie the rluule Ol Iluuiesl DS""u'O
we must all give it up.
Though good life may not silence, 1t will
disafm calumny. ~
Better is portion in wife than with a
wife. H V- 20. F.. .H..1.r 4
General P. ST. George Cooke, of Virginia,
has established his head. quarters at Oul.
pepper Courthouse.
The Virginia papers recommend the far |
mers to plant corn and vegetables for the |
use of the troops.
A Boston sculptor has offered to make
statue in marble of the member of the Utica
corps who will "bag" Wigfall or JEFF. Davis.
It is said that man in Virginia has given
JEFF. Davis 500, 900 check. General Scott
may give him bigger "check " than that.
The stock and property seized BY the in-
sureents at Fort Smith, Ark, are estimated
at $S00,0O0.
The War Drum is the title of a new mill
tary paper Just started in Boston, by George
Coolidge. N 81 st Na
Not Upanimous-More arrests on charge
of incendiary language have been made in
New Orleans,
Orders to arrest all newspaper correspond
epts at the various centers of military organ
ization have been issued from Washington.
mans nature runs either to herbs or
weeds, therefore let him seasonably water
the one and destroy the other.
No woman is capable of being beautiful
who is not incapable of being fslse-a round.
about wsy OF saying no women is beauti-
full.
Governor Brown, of Georgia, has issued
proclamation prohibiting the payment of
debts due Northern creditors until after the
termination of hostilities.
1t is said the fit of secession which re-
Gently afflicted Mary land, cost her over q
cool 81, 100000. Expense is dear school,
but some people will learn in no other,
A (supposed) lost art recovered-It has
been found out within few weeks that the
girls of 1861 are not behind the girls Of l776
in the use of the needle. El .st
Scriptural texts for the times" He that
hath no sword, let him sell his garment and
buy ope.n "Sell that ye have and give arms"
Luke. /s
John B. Cough has dedicated all his re.
ceipts from earnings until next Fall, to the
good work Of equipping volunteers for the
| defense of the Union.
II is always considered piece of imperti-
nepce in England, if man of less than two
or three Thousand q year, has any opinion at
all on important subjects.
A Paris correspondent says "the ladies are
coming out without hoops bustles, pads,
wsdding, or any thing else." They will
| look queerly.
| The National Intelligencer states that Mr..
| Justice Campbell, of Alabama, of the United
States Supreme Court, has finally resigned
his Office.
The members of Rev. DR.. Heacock's
| church, in Buffalo, have voted to continue
his salary and supply his pulpit during his
absence with his regiment. '... 4 J. i
The Charleston Courier opposes JEFF. Davis
| taking the field in the impending war. II
| thinks his services are needed more in his
present position.
In a drunken fight, on Wednesday, be
tween two priyates Of the Naval Brigade, al
| Staten Island, one of them stabbed the other
it is supposed, mortally. @
The New Orleans papers say that Alfred
Demoret, free colored man, was arrested
there last week, for threatening TO kill every
white man in the city.
| Inc WOOl6 Otdlo Vi LOulSlduh l5 TepuTJbC
TO be thoroughly aroused, the men enrolling
in some OF the parishes equal nearly to thC
whole voting population, mr. -s., .--v
Parson Brownlow says of Jefferson Davis
A vile traitor, trained rebel, and an in
fated bigot, he as richly deserves to be hunl
as ever old John Brown did i ~ il5
General Harney is native of Louisiana
from which State he was appointed to po
sition in the army. He stands third on tn
list of army officers.
JEFF. Davis's cousin, a young man at Rock
ford, ILL.,, born at Natchez, Miss, has enlisted
he expresses his great anxiety to put bal
through his traitorous relative.
The naval force has been divided. Com
modore Stringham is to have command @
the Southernofleet, and Commodore Pender
gastof the home squadron. 1T r
Three young women of Delaware, in thi
State, who had been teaching in Tennessee
returned to their homes last week. The Sc
cessionists are driving away all Norther
people. c-guOrg VjfEeED EtBEE
From a statistical report we learn that th
South Carolinians threw two thousand thre
hundred and sixty-one shot, and nine hur
dred and eighty shells at Fort Sumter an
yet nobody was hurt." , r.,.. @ e.
Balloons, IL is stated, will be introduce
into the service of the Government. Co
|. ernor Spragne has ordered two balloons SCI
on to Washington, in charge of experience
eronaats' lD - CsEA.L.t-L
The Norfolk (Va.) dock lVds blown up,
now turns out that the ships might hay
been saved, IF the authorities had acted {
the warning which Commodore McCaulf
| had Uiven them ra a F-
latter from a Feminine fire Eater iu.Ne