Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
VARIE TIE

Fanny DterhnBi very pTeJty young
actress, is the rage in London just now.
Fask day in Connecticut is to be on Good
Friday, March 20. ts U l
The Prince of Waless income during 1860
Gom his propertyin Cornwall, was $3.50, 125.
There were six feet Of snow at Marquette,
Lake Superior, on the 23d ult.
They have had ripe strawberries in New
Orleans for more than two weeks. Z -rTrr
Samuel Myers, residing in Carroll County,
Md, committed suicide recently, by hanging
himself. -rIs ~ '.tl 80
The city of Providence, R. l., is about to
introduce gymnastics in the public schools,
having made an appropriation to that effect.
In remote district of Canada few weeks
since, fifty moose were caught in the deep
snow, and easily butchered by hunters.
Alfred, the slave, who murdered his mas
ter, was hanged at Fayetteville, Ark on
Friday.
In a drunken frenzy, Mrs. Thorpe cut her
throat with a dull razor, at Dubuque Iowa.
on Sunday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
all their cars now lighted with gas, supplied
at Altoona. ~ t1ft itft
Mires, just arrested in Paris, was ten years
ago an old clothes merchandise is now
defaulter for millions of dollars.
Thomas Green was shot and killed by
Boone Judah at Mount Ida, KY, recently,
on account of an intimacy with Us wife.
The steamer AusEaIasian, recently sup
posed to be lost, has fifty passengers, a large
cargo and fl2,OoO in specie. H'I - .aN
A child of Mr.. Edward Colver, residing in
Newark, N. j., died on Saturday from eat
ing lucifer matches.
Twenty nine canal boats will be launched
from the various yards in Rochester, N, Y
within the next six weeks.
The Academy of Sciences of Berlin has
granted the diploma of honorary mem
bers to the Princess Royal of Prussia.
Mr.. Wooden, a London actor, in the
course of two hours performance, sue
cessfuuy represented 100 different charac-
tiers.
Mocquard, private Secretary to the French
Emperor, is said to be implicated in the af
fairs of Mires, the insolvent banker of Paris.
and has resigned his post.
The wife of James H. King, an actor in
one OF the New York theaters, committed
suicide, recently, because she found another
Woman's glove in her husbands pockets.
There are now no cadets at West Point
n. " from the seeded States the last Of
these hedging traitors having futtered off
to the sunny South" .-.. .., --.. a
A Correspondent of the New York Tribune
says soldier at Fort Smith Arkansas, has
been put in irons for tearing down Seces
sionist flag. 5.-.... $50. .a -
Secession has added another new word to
the vocabulary. The Southern LITERARY
Messenger, for February has an article on
" "Dis-federation" of the States.
One of our New York exchanges states
that during a season of tWentY-six days
LOSS, 700 persons visited the skating pond
at the Central Park. ~-
The. Prince-ot- Wales hat is at present the
mode among portion of Young America.
The principal features are q fiat rim and a
seedy appearance generally.
Orville Gardner the converted pugiIist.in
New York, has, very naturally, become in
sane from too great zeal in his religious and
reform efforts. N 7TI
Isaiah II, Baker of Windham, Me-, who
lost three children of diptheria, has since
died of the same disease, and the mother is
now dangerously i'll. fil'iHs srf
Smoke is a great preventure against frost.
A fire Of damp rubbish placed at each corner
of a garden during the night will suffice to
keep off frost.
The italian Senate has, by a vote of 129to
two, adopted the project of law comforting
the tiue OF King of Italy on Victor Emmanuel
and his successors. +.. 3aT
The music in the Rev. DR.. Z. H. Chapin's
church, in New York, is furnished by choir
OF seyenty-fve children chosen from the
Sabbath School, TTai'1
"Is il very .sickly here, )" said SON of the
Emerald Isle the other day, to another.
"Yes, +" replied his companion, "a great many
have died this year who never died before.b
The Methodist Church on Elk Run, in Bar
bour County, Va, was consumed by fire last
Thursday night. The church was but re-.
Gently built, at considerable cost. f@sa5l
Experiments are about to be made at
Vincennes, France, with a steel cannon.
which, we are told, will blow Whitworth and
Armstrong out of water. f7s al o.. -,lst
The editor of the Delaware Gazette offers a |
reward of $4,000 to the man who, from the
reading Lincoln's Inaugural can tell what |
version to give to il, peace or war.
A private letter from San Antonio saws
that when the United States troops left that |
place, tears streamed from many eyes at the |
humil iliation thus brought on the nationslfag. |
A bag containing $3.50 was Rloughed up at |
Stockton, Cal, recently. It probably part |
Of S6, 00Qs stolen from an officer some ten years
ago IN that vieiniIyl ah H1lId q
The Ohoctaw NstOs states on the authority
Of q citizen, that there is in that county a
bull nearly sixty. two years old, WHO is able
to eat his allowance. o.l - t,f. y s -
Would yon touch nettle without being |
stung by itl take hold Of IL stoutly. Do the i
same TO other annoyances7 and few things
VIII ever annoy yoq.H sl.sAES on
!, A London paper says that Mrs. Charles
hatthews's smart and good-tempered act
ing created "quite a ftrorso at the Royal
Standard TheRter.
The number ofdeaths in Brooklyn, N. Y,
during the past week was ninety.hve OF |
which thirtysnine were adults, fifty-six chill !
dreni males forty-fye, females fifty. p
The Essays and ReVisps which have excited
so much attention in England, have reached
a 9Th edition. They comprise The works OF
six essayists, four Of whom are o. ford, and
two Cambridge men. ~ p''e-f,i.t