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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Commits
%sioners, at their regular session yesterday,
passed the following orders: To the Cincin-
natl Gazette Company for advertising, 50 25;
Fay & Stickney, Lick Run Work. house,
SIG 80; to the same for lumber for the Court.
house, Sc So pay roll of County Jail, $50 40;
VIM Thomas, $50 90.
A communication was received from the
Commissioners of Clermont County, propos-
ing a joint session of the two Boards at Gin
cinnati on the 3Oth of June. Proposal ac-
cepted.
George Miller was discharged from Jail for
inability to pay fine and costs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR VrRaINIA.-One
hundred horses, fifty wagons and a Consid-
cradle quantity of munitions of war, were
shipped for Western Virginia on the steam
boat Eunice last night.
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NoT1oE.-To become a sharp shooter, go to
IA West Third street and practice rihe-shoot-
ing. Try your hand.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

THE largest home made bread in the city
can be had at Smiths bakery, south. east
corner Of Court and John.
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II you want a Servant, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want a House, advertise in .
, fe. a..s So THE DAILY PRESS.
If You want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in H. O. .- THE DAILY PREM Il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

WILLIAMS & 0Rv1s, 164 Race. street, sell the
only irst-class sewing-machines for $25.
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

DERsONAL-The psrssn who tosk a Letter
from the Postotnoe between the sth and 10th
inst directed TO Mrs. l.. n. LORAIA, "a known,
and IL rot returned Immediately 10 the ONCE. will
be dealt with according to law. jeIi-bS
DERsQNAL-W. KERFA CO., manufactures
boots and shoes No. 126 fifth street, three door
east OF Raee, Tho work IL all done BY competent
hands, and u wArrsnted. Prices cheaper than any
where else In the city. ja97-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

Sun STRoKEs.-Two sun strokes occurred
yesterday, though neither resulted seriously.
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A Pertinent LRssoS TO T~RAITORs.-Ths
n~OnrepudiAtion Of l776 may teach 3 lesyon
to the regulators of 1861. In Fran.iSs
Chronicles and Charaetsys Of the Stock H.
change occurs the following:
A finer spirit-And that spirit Is the prin-
ciple which has pervaded the whole public
transaction Of England-was evinced when
the same nobleman lord Chathaml vas al
vised 10 retaliate on the Dutch mefchanls-
who had committed several outrageous
frauds on the knglish-by seizing ih6F linz
mense property in our funds. IN fhe devil
himself had money there he replied Il
must rest secure" During the American
War many Of those In arms had property IN
; the funds and the Provinces, a. bodies cor
) poratei bad money In The same secudteA
II 10 70 fha credit q the h6VolutlonIat8 that
though they fally ezf sotsd this property
would be c0n6acafed, they persisted IN their
course; and it is equally 70 the credit Of
England that their capital was e secure.
and their interest as regularly paid, e. u
they were not In 0pen rebellion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

Mrs. HANOVER, No. 100 Fifth street, has
gust received direct from the mandatory,
several cases of elegant straw .bonnets. Also,
a large assortment of misses and childrens
flats, viz; leghorn, cobarge, soft straw, pedle-
braid, &C., and are of the latest and most
improved style. The ladies will find it to
their advantage to examine her assortment.
She is selling at greatly reduced prices.
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MUTUAL RENEFIT LIFR INaURs
W. ANCEO EGUABD6-This Company
Of Home Guards.
Persons ~enlistins for the regular service to meet
the chances Of war, will he charged one and one
quarter per cent. for three months enlistment, and
In the same proportion for six months or one year.
This Company continues 10 insure lives on same
terms q heretofore, independent Of the var risks,
Divtdend, January J. 1e6l-Iorty-hFe per cent.
Accumulated means at that date
S3sS19,55S so SECURELY INVESTED.
Profits are divided among the assured,
For particulars. apply to
JOHN w. HARTWELL, AGENT.
No. 4 Public Landing,
mysi'X1dP AtQmes u WnelRaAh IRs' %.
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oNOSEATI, HAM4rOE OOvsFY, OIL

January 2, 1851.
EOR ALL RECORDING PURPOSES,
upon the books Of the county, after 4 test OF tWo
years, I md Jour WRITING FLUID satisfactory.
IL flows. neely from the pen, retains its huidity,
and rapidly assumes intense black color.
HENRY VES Recorder.
To J. J. BUTLER, Agent, 40 Wne,st. jel.f
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AUDITORY orTloI, HAnnros ooU,Ty.

-CEcINEATI, May Is, 1851
IZATION Of real and PERSONAL property, mo-
Aeys and credits Of the city Of Cincinnati, for 1881,
oomplaints to make will present them Ia Wrltinf
on OF before the nth day Of June naxt. otherWiss
pyO Auditor Of Hamilt County, Ohio.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio has been swelling here since our
last issue, having rising during the forty
eight hours, ending last evening, about three
feet making, according to the Water-works
report, a channel depth at this port Of over
twenty-five and a half feet.
The weather continued very warm and
sultry yesterday, and was remarkably OPP
pressive for the season.
Business on the Landing continued re-
markedly dull, and no freight of conse.
quence was offering, except for the upper
ports, end not much for those.
The River commenced rising on Friday
night at Louisville, and up to Sunday even
ing had risen fully six inches at the head of
the Falls, with seven feet three inches water
in the Canal. The weather was clear, and
quite pleasant in the shade.
The Wabash packet G~reenville, Captain
Sutton, on her down trip, with wheat, struck
a log eight miles below Palestine, and sunk,
and it was thought she would break in two.
Yesterdays st. Louis papers observe under
date of Sunday evening:
The River here is rising slowly, and is
report Swelling from Dubuque down. The
Illinois River is stationary. The Missouri
River is rising at st. Joseph, and stationary
at the mouth.
The weather continues very warm.
TIL steamer Belle Peoria is due from La
sale to-day, and Platte Valley from Cairo.
The Post Boy arrived from Naples, War
Eagle from Missouri River, Key City from
st. Paul, and the Hannibal City from Keokuk.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Maysyille; SUPERIOR,
Louisvillei Moses Mcclellan, Pittsburg.
rtlresSsunday-superio Louisville Moses
Mcclellan, DocR.
Arrirdls-Monday-Forest Queen, Madison; Lin
den, Louisville; Samuel Orr, Pittsburg; Capitola,
nWheelingj, Ohio No. 2, Evansville; Telegraph No.
z, Louisvillei Lancaster No. 4, Neville; Liberty,
Wheeling; Glenwood, Dock.
Departures -Monday-M agnolia, Maysville; Forest
Queen, Madison; Telegraph No. 8, Louisville; Ian.
caster No. 4. Neville; Ohio No. 2, Pittsburg; Linden,
Plttsburg; Samuel Orr, EvRnsville; Eunice, Pitts.
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Lieutenant, D. Dorian; Brevet Second Lieu-
tenant d. McClelland Orderly Sergeant, l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-04
A I.it,'p Plain Talk,

The Natchez (MiSs) C0urisr, of rec.nt data,
las vigorous leader Un the new gOyernm en,,
from which we extract as follows:
Wo say again, that the people are sovereign.
In our opinion thGy have not been allowed to
rauiy the sec@ sion ordinance. Their Lsgis
laturs has not Ortoral tho additional tay,8
They havo not bsau consulted as to the appoint.
mcnt Of their rulers. Tho constitution made
for them has not yot received their assent; and
We believe that no policy the South may ac,
quiesCo IN is more dangerous TO hcr rights or
intere,ts, than the allowing her yJl.rri0u, t.
assume tho irresponsible control Vi har gsgorn-
ment.
1t may 10 that the suppression o' such ssnt
monts Is judlci0us. 1t may appoIr so ia somo
We never, however, belonged TO the nun er II
those who gigh words in oEgediency's scale.
We try to be right.
Thank Gsd, the record of our thoughts and
words, for fifteen years back, cannot 10 ol .itor-
sted, even II friends monsntaTily forget H. or
foes tOtry to conceal il. IL stRuds aud hUmLlo
as it may te, 1t will outliVs obloquy, DO
traction, or miserable Jpite.
Some thcT" are, who either will not or can
not perceive the distinction bot Sccn tho ac-
ceptance Of al accom- ltshed thing aud tho .au-
dstiOn Of tao mode, tho manI9r and the ilstru
mont Of its accomplishment. Hence, they ,oL
down one who win not praise these last, as re-
fusng to accept tho first. For ourselves, We
accept tie revolution wo acquiesce in us re-
suits wo support tho southern Csnfcdsrscy F.;
but the IaUre on tIis very account, we GIo JUS.
tifed in our disapproval Of tho haste with
which 4 was brough' about tho motives OF
its Ori giHal - lI.d the appointment to control
it Of e4eR who precipi!.ted ii. We shall ne,th.r
surrender the peoples righ'a, nor INDULGE in
any Ipceial admiration for JEFF. DAVIS.
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Fereign Items.

InE f.tNon nIsrlLLEEs are m.kiug braadt
cut of coal.
| HE MoSET dAsGLFD AWAY annusHv =
laden Bsdep, GoInsny, amounts to ti0. .0oe.s
UCO.
An OYSTER orEsED ITS rEARLr JAW, 90
caught the claws Il sparr0vs foot, recon6lN.
st hrminghan, England.
AH.SANo, THE Cn,rrsr MlSpAnn. w.
hgncd The treaty between HI. o-n copntrx anl
England and France, ia reporte.i to have S.m .
California miner ] moRths tgo.
uoRsrDEALrR pKD In Dr,iin, Irelsal.
recently, whose ribs had been broken 70 ys-
'go, and, although not reunited, they gave hiua
no uneasiness.
A roos BLIND MAN, named THsMrsoS, Hy-
lDs in Dromore, ireland, 4 fow weeks ago -
ried his four 'h wife, and is suspected Of an -
tentioa to marry again soon.
THF ErGIIsH Consul Ar ZNzrn.r harIs6
down his flag Nov. Iith, because the GsvcrDcr
o. kidnnpled maa In the service Of tho &c.
nl.'c, sno sh'pp,i him away.
M ENoPNu's ,CupMr for tunnelling In-
Ion, and tuiliirg undergo und railvays -
Nc'n prcs"n''d 80 Roy al CviS .nissisn and blla
ialr to lie Ie.liEed.
An E.oLTiHxA~, rERsrsrISo IN goisg sse
rhOotirk iH TIC ueighb, rhucd VI KsnAwsUS
Japan, ~ of 'Sisls oLiy arrested tim afG n
rrd fatally wcuEoed one Of htm. Lie ~
fred el 100.
AN Avn RrcAS MAN orwA CREW want An q
4" Sproe" q. Kanas,xa, Jap,u. on Chris,.sS
day, ard . row tctk place they thrashed 4
/. ench Count, and stole hi. watch and pistol.
shioh, however, were restored next day,
FoR rcrooR,rIuc.r Avn u,sro,,c.,
~, tb. French Emneror bss rrJsr.d |. -
,rslh, stan under charge ~ a c.mnstl
tfoer, Tor every reripent in tho servics. ~
stem, has ben .uccessfully tried by The G.,~I
II p.ridi.
A rRAs RAN INTO youR IAnoprps .l.,,;~-
A snow drift from the lin. os IN. Grand T,..S
Railway on tho River ia Ioun .e,,ion n RI
IN SATURDAY. and not opIy instantly LiIi~1
Il en-. but msnpled their bodies in . R;.htHsS
, amer,
A. y,,o,,. p. ~,
C,,.ni.. % nn.; ~ .. nS
80 Ih. Dopuul " 'ho v.l W.T., 1s1
Ia p;.s..s,; anu VI .uo ,aee VI 'ne oatns
snu 1.n MN e mnuehce, Geclared, lhas =
neitnef Ior tne ih'erest oi russia or Sernev
70 Blsso 70 eos'acies IN sne way OF the unity q
.ay. lnis important ihtination of poPuG
neainS occurs VI an amendment PROPOSED
pa,on 'NCkk 10 the Iesolutiens on me hinEs
rauIs'S snu was passed. ny Vo'e y! Ivy " ltS.
paroh 'eNc, HLRnirh exeIted all his inAa-
ace against ~ ana declared, III conciliatsry
recch that the RUSSIAN Government had NJ
rsasen 10 oppose tho deyelor..,snt Of ltaly
tnai' aithou8h lido government did not condd-
er itscu Dsund by ths principle II non-iutsr,
yention, II had not interposed in Italian afH,irS
that Ii should not Interfer. =. I,,, a. a..
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Criminal

An IRrtIArre rLAaMAf On tho railroad Al
Newark n. j., fired pistol at one Of his boy
tormentors, oil Monday, woluiing him in Ito
leg.
SohE sCouNDRBL POISONED = celebrated Gre
dog ut Rochester on Monday the log 'rsu
with Engine Go. No. X, aud never failed IA wake
them up at the frs. tap Of the III:
A DRUsKEH RowpY REFUSED to leave bar.
room at Hartford, c., on Thursday night, and
after some words with the landlord, was first
struck, ard then fired at; he was wounded in
10th arms, and may lose thom.
THE MAKFR or AN INTERNAL MACHINE in
tended to blow up tho family Of Mr.. IIoyE.
iER at Lavrenccville, Pa, last week, has hrcn
arrestsd and has acknowledged the crime. His
name is GoprIEr WrsrETEr.
The MIIArARY BECAMK so EXCITED drunk p
celebrating WAsIIsGTOs's birthday at Eaton,
Pa, that a regular rough-and- tumble sht
with their weapons was tho result. Fortunate
ly none were dangerously hurt.
A ropMRR METHODIST raEACnsa, named
hspRrws, killed J. MCDKsSAs and O.. NJ
CoSDRY, and wounded two others, LAS0 aud
CLrArT, near Adsmsville, Fla, on Wednesday
week; he was arrested on the spot and hanged
On tho following day.
WuuR CROSSING THE ICE to Albany, on
Tuesday night, a man named HFSRY j. RAY
EoSD was attacked by two thieves one threw
a shawl over his head, and dragged him down.
After robbng him of all his money, they gave
him a parting kick he discharged ono barrel
Of his pistol at them, without effect.
EIGHTY.TnRKE PERSONS committed suicide
IN Mss'uchus.tts during the year 1852 Of whom
rty. eight were males, and only fifteen fe-
males. The whoa number Is one less than In
lhJS, aud IL is singular fact that tho number
IN this state does Ect vary much from ninety
each year.
4 7couSpnrr. II. l. READER, who keeps .
boarding house in ST. Louis saw = butcher de-
cline II -, bill Of a woman, alleging IL 10 DO
counterfeit. READER Informed tho police, and
the woman was at once discharged on exami.
nation. The bastard still tracked the woman,
and under threat that tho poliCo would give
300 10 have her indicted, she was induced to
give aim $50. Thinking that the fellow had
dupsl her, she informed the police and REApER
was committed for trial on Saturday.
A DRY GOODS CLENK, in Cincinnati, reoent-
y became charmed with a customer, who came
INTO bis store, and was soon married; but next
Jay his bliss was cut short by the entrance Of q
yellow eulored woman, who called tho bride
daughter. The daughter acknowledged tho
paIontage, that she WAS tn chili Of proai-
utnt white citizen Of Louisvillc, kentucky; she
hsd been seducod from home by a scoundrcl,
WHO left hor al Columbus with, however,
good wardrobe aud some money she had como
on W Cincinnati aud hence her MARI e vita the
young dry goods olc.k who has not since boaI
RaII OI.
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On this 1st inst., in London, Capt RE 7, n
rough, honest, weather beaten mariner Of very
frank address, and master Of tho A ncrican ship
John \. Parks appeared before Mr.. YARDIsY
to answer summons taken out by ship car
yer, named JosHPH HoDGsoS who claimel q
balance Of f1. los. for repairing the d,fendLit's
figure head.
Tho complainant said no had agrcct with the
defendant to repair his figure bead for g. and
had comrleted the job aud only received 2js. Of
the money.
The Dcfont ant-Ys, for spelling my figure
Mr, YARpLET-Ycu appear 10 have q very
good 6eure-head. CA lsugh)
Capt. RICu-ies my hSure.hcad Is all right
AMI Observation-Disclosures IA TO my saip's f.s-
urc-hssd, no QUO can tell whether it's bird or
turtle.
MIR. YARpLEY What is the matter with IL
Capt. RiCn-lIc has spoiled the winss
Mr.. IARpiKl Wiogs what do you mean
Capt RiCu Ooudly)-What do moan? why,
W, n, <, =, (Spellmg the word slowlyJ
Mr.. lAgpLsr-Thauk you; | am much
obliged to you, sir. WAT is you, tisure-
head?
Capt. Rtcu-An Amaicln eagle, and the
bird lost ono Of It's wings on my voyage here.
Mr.. YARplAr-lmdeed. hope that is not
ominous OF what is going on on the other side
Of tho Atlantic Ocean.
Capt RIcn-l hope not. Well I engaged
th ~ man 10 1arNS new wing ftf my oANlN,
and II Is four inches too short and spoiled.
Mr.. lAKpLIY 1t won't ny at all.
Capt. RCH-Fiy, no; should think not. II
such an eagle as that attempted to ny it would
drop to the ground.
Mr.. YARDLEr.-You mean to say II is lor.
sided.
Capt. RiCu--It 10, and one wing Is shorter
than the other. ! dare not 80 into an Ameri.
can port with such an eagle as that. like my
wing carved properly. The complainant in
sisssd that the wing was properly carved, but
in this ho was contradiUtei by another ships
carver, who said it was too short, lnd that the
new wing was thinn, than the Old ons, md not
.rtis'icaiy finished. On" wing might I've sad
~ look fro. .u' independent like the n,rthIp
sutss ot America, No other wns typ IA.
Mr. AHpIrN--cnmc wo must have no n,
lltics here. Which wing WAS IT, C,ptuia RICr
tho starhour OF lnboard wirg
C,Itsia ErCs--It was the port wing
Mr.. YsRnLry-Ths port wing. We call
that the ictnins 're'S wing. (Gr-at l,ughteT.)
A'tst ,ome 'ur,her Ills, us'ion ~ wa. sgTsoi
that he doendput should give up tho rev wing
{" the com ltn.,t, aud ths summons wa On
this understand ny, dismissed.
THr c, NIL. 'SASr-Iho wing Is " no Nc
10 ple
Mr.. YIEDLgY-That 10 my decision. Y,u
have spoiled lie wing of IN" Alneri ,,r e,sl.,
and the cspt,ip " II not 20 into isrt With such
q bad specimca VI the national ,mylen.
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Miscellaneous Items

U,.,, -. - r,- -, - /.
,.n. W Ihh ioNsts'-ihe fress-
'on' io,S may may ne waver
nhn sSsrn AhE n,oHIh1u shs' 70 wara vega
sIn Jn ''S se. " nie OH no coasts OF Maasss
''n'"i'"' "An'A Sfuh ana hoiiand'
GREAT roEr SAYS, that 1.-THE mouatsias
+, no hhed forever. We know, haysser thas
II is no uneoiAmon thing for them to slops.
THE P.orLE Of the seeding states stare
on Ihe U. .. Laws and put U. 5. stamps on thsf
letters.
WILLIAM, sAip A TEACHER TO one Of his
pupils, ''can you tell me why the sua rises n
mo sasit Don't know, sir replied WuliAsk
cept 1t be that east makes everything riss.S
Teacher tainted.
A JOLLY CHAP AT sEA, having been ssissd'
with s.a ii kns,. w,s asked Row n. c.s.
. Feol !" ,aid he, and there was an unmi.isI-
able eaInes'usss In his eye. "Feel why IA
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A Pen Portrait Of Mr.. LinesIa.

A newspaper correspondent who has accom-.
panied, or "pursusd,' Mr.. LINCOLN since his
departure FROM his homo in Illinois, thus
writes his opinions sf the mani
am satisfied shAs Mr.. L,BooLs is far ab,vs the
ordinary standard Of human capabilities. HIS mind
works clearly, quickly, aud With great directuess
lie 10 . shrswd Judge Of character, osn psnesrats
the Aim Of n.snnerlsm and polish, and detect 3,
glance the sincerity OF double intent of those who
HpTsuach him. In spite Of the great draught made
upon his thinking powers since last May, he has
brought W the present erigency ons OF lhe mos,
unpreiudiced, oalm, philosophical and vigorous
minds " be found in the country. "HonS Od
Abs" ~s- all very well for electloneering rally.
but shre7od Old Abe IL much more N the purpose
shout ihes. days lie cannot he fooled, he csnno,
be led unvilingly, and he cannot be swsrved from
an opinion Of the honesty and policy Of which he Is
oondIced.
Mr.. LINCOLN iI not what is technically kne m a.
. s"ChrihlAr,"-tLat IL, hs docs no, hold fellow.
ship with any particular Church, has not nads sny
pablo profess.oa oi hilh, vt announced his al.
LsIebce 10 sny sect or dOgmR,-I'ul he Ia a good
man. lie docs not sit in tao seat ~ the scprner
nor does he walk with the uDgcdy. Or run rio.
with the pleasures Of the world. ellis wDnl, - say
lis neghbprs, "ia good his bond, and his note
needs o ndor.er." lie Ia truthful, rssulsr aud
tsmpe rate Tobacco and strong drinks are tsbooed
from his bill Of hLs. lIe IL generous aud op-l-
has des-he loves Cue good and dssplss' ths evil
ami has nsv'r yss besn detscted In amsaunsss, n
profanity, or breach Of honor, lie proissses w.
erterisin n profound conviction ln, thi- country il
Ia the hsIdh Of God, size Maker .rd Ruler II all
maqi-ihAl ali tJiuxs ava OrdaT,d hy III. rand and
that ~ Hin aons G.n hs, Pdsldsnt Of this pso-
pie, look for ad, guidance, and ultimate sucsSn
II h.ss hlnss alo o., whist better leader do We
wsGtf
PhyRc'!'y, hs'1 remark abs porsJu s,ros4.
linbsd, -<uongbpIod and snewy, rather than mus
culAf, he eau sndM- s,sat tat gu- with woniT'ul
eass. To many hs seel.s III, or, At best, greatly
worn. THIS ~ not the cGso. lie sleeps We sIts
regularly, and rslisheS tho consiant fablr INST ia
put uPon hin. Tns mul,tu ,ine,ls h md shslSlnsa,
the incess,nt beIans Of tia body, thS svsTlsyt,ug
tmsl-tk, and tho long, long riis ron S1ripg.
field, though temporarily vearying him. have put
h.sh up - MIA bOnss and hs stands to-day heavier
rnsD tam when ho len his Western hons.
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CalaIlitteS,

rr-rE roY DIED at Hartford, Ct, opa
honduy, from eating tho pho porous froM the
cuds ni matches.
SEvI'NrsTH NFs ARR STATED 70 have been
roisopod, reooutly ~ drinking tea, in Wiscon-
siu, lizards BODY was found in tho tea kettle.
THT Walls oF TovNsmESD HALL fell AZ
Buffalo cu SUNDAY; % carriage which passed Il
mpmcut before" hld bare chance Of escape.
4 rIsroI- Eor ,rrrosrn TO nELoADEp. wa,
accidentally discharged at Washington, on
Monday, the hnil passed through a door, and
strcck Mrs. ONIAL IN the forehead, wounding
ha 5oyotCly.
4 IouNG MAN DED in Bellevue Hosri5Al
ater two years lingering, last week; post
moytem examination showed that both lungs
we're eaten completely away. The diseaso was
cloerly raced TO Remaining IN, at the time, q
gtA...I draught Of air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-04

COMMANDMENTS oF EuGRArros.-From tls
Am Sl Report itns Com isnonas OF u nigrsusa,
just trsnsmittJ 20 ths ssn,s Legislature, we mako
The folloWing ea.rsCs:
The whole pumrsr NJ pssgengr-s landed A. this
nott during tbs year 40, Wa lI5,9Ti. OF thsga
ho2co were ciuz'nI, and l06 iG2 were lIieas ~
Nh"m csTnmutSIirn vas paid, or hJBda sIs.ulsi
'havLS Al iLcrItsy "a aleu- bmis rants Il 81 5tl
nn'r han IN 80, sni s6,bT3 uUra III ~ IN Snl
hut t"ng SOL '5s1 'hIu In tLG yaLf 1901 and II
~ ieG thau lSbd. whils ths proportion 4, The aT'r
ags - iorpreI years Gncn l,iG, - much lass tn hIu
Ealf
o. n ra en,'srauis, 4I,33) we're tom Iro.sah.
81 80 '.u.e HrfrlLty, lNSgl t.o.- EAg.sad. and
N,1h2 frnuu .'Esr GpgLp iss,
While q e nuwrs Vt emigrIrt7 s-lveH du lrg
M year fhpVg m ir0rfsFs rvor 1E'S sod )sbD n.
- .r C"nt yIt W. nnuLur I testl,uls AM dIs.
s'sFC persons Chnrpg.r,o 20 tlH rrdissnn shn7g,
iucrssss l-jJ AMI IS over lrO tea. than tr
| 1873, and less 'h " IN any prsVIru, year.
| Ta0 io.rW.Gs figures show the epersuons Of IL,
| Comm sgiOr during lNr past ysAgi
To'sl numbtr n p"rsHTs treated =, w1rd'a I.
| land, I2J. Number srut 10 Nsg York UoaDIt.
and r. Vinntn,r Hsspitsl, 70. Number oF lun
- Ciuie eIOnpB Sl--oi HnIoL Ia reEGinsd J.Lusr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-03-04

", osc 6rsi inquiry was, Dill You bry the rn -
''Yes sir.- "Aud row much :" " Two brs, n IL,
cir =" what" cried the man, in ato a I8Sna ~
"you have ruir.d the house" lie thsn "a rly
took out His memorandum Of sales, ami lays g. w.
fore ha employer. IL Ia needless 10 say II was -
siac'0ry. The ney, morning, true W his I,rsi;i p
he went early to OPEN the tore, aud was engaged
IN " Nv eping on, whgn his ployer tapp>d aim
on the shc' der fnd said -" Look here, N"zIAS,
goes Of COZ o. ret u sail H. aud realI So h."fsoms
Miiune br hts emp yer, - worthy OF on sonh-
dstce gve up your bru"sl and come iU.O the
counting looms" Ffun that be,s ,niI the rnor
boy had btcome rich IuerDl ant and a tiIo tn,n.