Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-25
VARIETIES,

States Minister at Brussels had addressed a
proposal to Garibaldi to take an important
command in the national army and it was
also Tumored that Garibaldi had accepted the
offer, under certain reservations.
II is said that the pay of Rufus Andrews.
Surveyor Of the Port of New York, this year,
in consequence of the enormous avalanche of
confiscations, will be little less than 81, ,O0O,-
600.
The Emperor of Brazil has recognized the
Kingdom of Italy.
A. H. Guernsey is the name of the editor
Of HdTper's Magazine.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company are
about constructing at their shops five hun
dred additional grain cars, which is q very
good indication Of the increase Of their bust
ness.
Colonel Crittenden, of Kentucky, was Com
sui at Liverpool under Taylor and Fillmore.
Judge Robert Warden formerly Of this
city, and an Ex.Judge of the Supreme Court
Of Ohio, is candidate on the Union ticket
at Columbus, Ohio, for State Senator.
The armed coast expedition the United
States has sent out, it is supposed, will enter
the harbOr of Galveston or mouth of the Mis-
sissippi.
Leland Stanford, of Sacramento Califor-
ME, recently elected Governor of that State,
is g native of Albany, N. Y. He emigrated
to the Pacific coast from Wisconsin.
Columbia College New York, enters upon
its one hundred and eighth academic year
on the first Monday Of October.
The fort on George Island, Boston harbor,
is being fitted up for one hundred political
prisoners.
General Cooper has notified the War De-
pArtment that his Maryland Brigade-three
regiments Of infantry, aud one Of cavalry-is
ready to take the field.
Those of Irish birth, in st. Louis, are
clustering in brigade for service under
! General Fremont.
The next session Of the Grand Lodge l.
| o. O. F., of the United States, is to be held
| in Baltimore.
Cunningham Haylet, of Ohio, has been
| promoted to a $1,000 clerkship, and S. Y.
| Mason, of Ohio, has been removed from a
$1,000 clerksbip, in the Office of Auditor OF
the Treasury for the Postoffice Department,
| during the last week.
The English Government has ceased
sending troops into Canada.
DIR. H. K. Steele, of Hamilton, has been
appointed Surgeon, and DR.. John 81. Rogers,
| of Springfield, Assistant Surgeon of the
Forty fourth Regiment.
The German Regiment of Indiana, Colonel
Which, is ready for the field,
Harold Power, son of the late Tyrone
Power, whose Irish characters are in the
| pleasant remembrance of many, has just en-.
tered the theatrical profession under the
name of Page.
Among the candidates named for Vice
President of the revolutionary government
| are John @. Breckenridge, of Kentucky; JohI
Bell, of Tennessee; Claiborne F. jackson
Ex. Governor of Missouri, and Messrs. Rives
Preston and Mason, of Virginia.
VIM. @. Rives is a candidate to represen
the Seventh District of Virginia in the Rich
mond Congress.
Francis Il. Pierpont, Governor of Virginia
has issued a proclamation responding to thu
call of the President for national fast day
It is rumored that Spain, in conjunction
with France and England, will intervene il
the affairs of Mexico by sending troops tC
Mexico FROM Cuba.
Trade has revived on the Western lake
and sailors have struck for higher wage;
from 81 80 to 81 per day.
Pointless sermons, John Newton pithil
compares to letter put into the postofic
without direction.
: Poland has had some popular outbreak
lately, which were suppressed by the military
A disconsolate widower, seeing the re
mains of his late wife lowered into the grave
exclaimed, with tears in his eyes, Wei
I've lost hogs and I've lost cows, but l neve
had any thing that cut me up like this"
The editor of the Nashville Banner says G
the Confederate Treasury notes. that "mt
chaDically viewed, they are the most unmit
gated botch we have ever seen."
1t is understood that Thomas Corwip, OF
Minister in Mexico, has nearly completed th
negotiation of a liberal commercial treat
with that country.
) Why is life the riddle of riddles? b
cause we must all give it up.
The Messrs. Marcy brothers, one living
| Portsmouth, n. H., the other in New o
, leans, owned four ships. The Souther
brother hoisted the Secession flag on two
: them, and they were seized by the Unite
States authorities The other two, foatin
the Stars and Stripes, were captured by tf
. | rebels.
The Baltimore american says that sixt,
four cannon have reached that point fro
Pittsburg, for the Notifications on FEEDER
Hill, and that there are six similar piec
awaiting removal from the Bolton Depot
the same destination.
Many of the voters of Tippecanoe Count
Indiana, propose TO elect as County AuditC
Captain Chris. Miller, who now lies sick
Beverly, Virginia from wounds received
the battle of Rich Mountain.