Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19

The young Queen of Naples has left Gaeta
probably to seek refuge at Rome.
John Mitchell is now the Paris correspond
ent of the Charleston Is. C.) Mercury.
Judge Carly wells, one of the ablest iurists
in Missouri, died recently at Troy, in that
State.
Mr.. Golden, with his family, is visiting
Algiers, and expects to remain there until
the opening of Parliament.
The Empress Eugenie, it is said, is no
longer allowed to attend the Cabinet meet
ings of the French Imperial Council.
There are about forty one millions of dol
lars deposited in the savings banks Of New
York city.
Incendiary fires are frequent of late at
Centreyille, Maryland; A nightly patrol has
been established.
The people have to go ninety miles for
newpaper mail at Buena Vista Lake, Cali
fornia.
A German and Irish girl were married at
Hartford, Conn, last week; neither could
speak the others language.
The ice-crop of the Hudson River has lust
commencedi the ice is eighteen inches
thick.
A young lady of Mobile, Alabama, of
great beauty and Accomplishments, is shortly
to make her debut at the Mobile Theater.
The editor of the Philadelphia Busning
NetoS has been prosecuted for libel on Signor
Vito VIII, the Italian imposter.
Lord Panmure, the heir ofthe late MARQUIS
Of Dalhousie, by the death of the Marquis an
addition ofsome $25, 900 a year to his income.
A French hermit died of sheer want, in
hole on the bank of the Wabesipinecan
River, Iowa, on Saturday.
A Kansas farmer recently took a load of
hay forty-fye miles to Elwood to exchange
it for something to eat.
Three brothers Gill, large farmers at Hem
derson, N. Y, have recently become insane
through monetary troubles.
A Mexican, lately sentenced to eighteen
years in the State Prison, at San Francisco.
for murderous assault, hung himself from
the bars of his cell. r
In dispute about a claim at Weaverville
CAL, on December TO- John Robbins killed
two men, and mortally wounded third. He
was arrested. ''1
John Detzar, of Brooklyn, N. Y, was
hhlCu bg AolhhS Mull6 wrestling
with John Lowler. There was no i'll feeling
between the parties.
Great enthusiasm inspires the ladies at
Washington, who desert theaters, concerts
and public parties, and throng the galleries
of Congress.
While skating, at Syracuse, on Friday. a
young lady had her feet frozen. The only
remedy at hand was to make hole in the
ice and thaw the feet in the ice cold water.
Forty thousand weavers, says the last
news from England, are starving, and a. the
same time the Queen has been giving grand
dinner on service of gold plate.
Major Anderson is said to be intensely
Southern in bis feelings, and though com
PEELED 10 do hisduty as a Government officer.
his sympathies are.with South Carolina.
The birds lately sent from England to
Australia are doing well, and increasing in
number. The finny tribe also were proving
a successful introduction.
The contractors of the Southern Pacific
Railroad have bound themselves to COM
plete twenty five miles of the road, west of
Marshall, Texas, by the lst of May.
A cave two thousand feet deep has re-
Gently been explored near San Domingo, on
tue leuudnleptc route. lI mas III Is sup
posed, at some time been inhabited.
Mr. Woodward, the new Librarian of Her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, is preparing plans
for the publication of the whole body of the
Stuart Papers in the Queens possessions.
The present Lord Chancellor of England
is so ayerse to lawsuits, that he refused to
go to law with tenant who had cut down
some valuable trees.
Prince of Wales Medals haYe been struck
in England, for presentation to the officers
Of the Western Division of the Grand Trunk
Railway, in Canada.
The Palmetto flag was run up on pole in
Warren County, N. j., on New
Years Eve, and the next day the residents
shot it down. .I
An old couple were suaocated at Colum-
bia, Penn, by joint of the stove-pipe
breaking loose, and filling the room with the
sulphurous gas. -f ,aH.-Eo..
Liquor selling has been entirely stopped in
Hardin, Iowa. Last week the last liquor
seller in the place and his wife, joined the
Good Templars. fa--r la1 = c.t.
The total militia force in the Northern
States is 1900, 033 in the Southern States,
$50, 562-both exclusive Of Utah Territory
and the District Of Columbia. 'ii ia
In arresting James Martin, at Pickens, s.
o., on Thursday, Joel Buckheister, eonsta-
bic, shot him through the heart Martin hay-
inO hreviousIv 6rad his rifle Al fha nfloar ff i