Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
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The amount Of gold mined ia New South
Wales is largely increasing every month. GER
A geographical society is about to be es.
tablished in Liverpool. ........ 1.s -rt ls
'Water ia now being introduced into the
camp at Federal Hin, By order Of the Bslti-
more authorities.
Provisions are daily advancing at Mobile,
and getting scarcer every day. Oats are
selling at 81 per bushel. Co. '7f7 ~
DR.. Holiness Elsie Vsnner has made i,s
appearance in London In a cheap form, and
is sold for two shillmgs.l HaiIaes a1sno
The foreign consuls who fed from the cap
tai of Japan have returned to their posts,
under assurances Of protection.
Pieces of the Atlantic cable have recently
been taken up, and found to be in as good
condition as ever. I- gIa.Hf
The re-issue of Dickeus's works, with the
original plates, has met with decided success
in hondoD' oHI.. go t.Da = ~ WAN rs
Dion .Bourcicault has presented an elegant
COPY of his drama of Colleen Baum, with like
nestes OF himself and wife, to the Queen.
Texas has made provision for large guam
titles of brass cannon and other arms, for
the OeleDE6 OI lu6 DJhtes
The Portsmouth and Norfolk Eva. Jpeople
manage, it is said, to get fresh pine e-apples
and cocoa nuts, in spite Of the blockade.
The FreBchmeu in New York have given
81, no to eqHipsthe Lafayette Guards, made
up wholly Of Frenchmen. 4
THE New Orleans True Delta opposes the
course Of merchants in refusing to pay debts
due in the North, as calculated to disgrace
the character of the South Z lt.s'rs+ 'E-1
Nme Ida Pfeiffer, who-went every where,
ard whose works followed her, has LETT an
autobiography, which, With her last journals,
is to be published, edited by her son.
English, or rather London, literature has
recently received spicy addition by the
publication of the Yelverton case in, a pam
phlet Of one hundred and ninety pages.
De Tocquevilles memoirs, correspondence
and unpublished writings are announced for
speedy publication, translated from the
French q grF~ sr, e-a-rr.-a ..ps-
There are only twenty daily papers, thir-
teen morning and seven evening, in London.
The MoTniag GhrofaicLe'ha recently changed
hands and has become morning paper.
The Southern papers are manifesting much
uDehblutSS db lu6 bludll StOCk OI SHOES
hand. The Secessionists win need them to
do some tall walking.
Last Monday night, the Maryland Guard,
of Baltimore, entered their armory and re-
moved TO their own houses all the arms save
a few old muskets. ''.''''.-'i . 'l. '.-l
One hundred and twenty emigrauts ar
rived in Baltimore Sunday night, from Bre.
men, and went over, the Western Railroad
yesterday, I.ss 81. ,sv,s.t ( ..-rs
Itis.reported that mold gentleman named
John Tyler, living at Patchogue, L. l., has
become heir to property in England worth
100000.
The lead-works at Newport, r. l., are
filling contracts for balls for Massachusetts
aud Rhode Island. They turn out four
thousand an hour.
Titus Toote, an old man living in Water.
town, Conn, was murdered, the other night
by his Irish servant girl, plunder being the
incentive.
DR.. Hayne, husband Of Mrs. Julia Dean
HsyHe, is about TO erect a frst-class theate,
in San Francisco, on Bush-street, between
Montgomery and Kearny- streets.
A citizen of Missouri has been arrested and
thrown into prison for enlisting a company
of volunteers, in response to the PRESIDENT
proclamation.
The monument which has Just received
the remains of Napoleon has been fifteen
years building, and at q cost of nearly 7,000,-
600 francs. n. .-,. ~.