Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
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Mrs. Lincoln retains the White House do
mestics of the late incumbent for the present.
The ordinance of Secession was ratified in
Texas by majority of 10000 to $4,000.
The sugar crop of Louisiana for 1860 is
valued at about S25, 100000.
A question that has never been answered
yet-"Where's the Police?" .-.
In New York City there are said to be
1900 persons named John Smith.
The Ministerialsts have 333 out Of AIT
deputies elected by the Italian Parliament.
A conspiracy in favor of Prince Murat is
said to have been discovered at Naples,
More persons are admired and envied from
being unknown than from being known.
It is now certain that North Carolina has
gone against calling Convention by 1900
majority.
A fling at foolish fashion.-If ladies wear
hoops, they necessarily make themselves
b tits. - rF cd H. -- .... .
An Italian bark, the Pistro, was lost early
in February in the Gulf of Venice, and
twenty-five persons persisted.
A life. preserver.-No man was ever found
drowned with a receipt from printer in his
pocket. e."
1t is said that Judge Douglas will act as a
mediator between the Southern Commission
ers and President Lincoln.
A.Southern Confederacy flag was raised
in Petersburg, Va, Friday, with q blank
place among the stars for Virginia.
It is said that nearly $1,000 were cleared
at the concert, in Troy, New York, Monday
night, in aid of the Kansas Relief Fund.
A great curiosity is the derrick with which
the enthusiasm of the meeting was raised
to the highest pitch"
The number of suicides in Paris for the
month ending Frebruary Is was forty-nine,
of which twenty four were women.
The deaths in Baltimore, Maryland, for the
week ending Tuesday, numbered eighty-six,
of which twenty. one were negroes.
By an order of General Sirtori, all the
officers of the Southern army Of Italy are to
return to their posts forthwith.
The Royal Palace and other public build
ings at Gaeta were found TO have suffered
much by the bombardment.
The official Turin Gazette contains decree
ordering the cessation of the administrative
autonomy of Tuscany. .........
Model wives formerly took stitch in
time" but now, with the aid of a sewing
machine, they take one in no time.
Ofall earthly music, that which reaches
the farthest into Heaven is the beating of a
loving heart.
Never purchase love or friendship by gifts;
when thus obtained, they are lost as soon as
you stop payment.
Richard Fraxeous, free negro, was shot
and killed on the 9th inst, by the jailor Of
Frederick county, Va, while attempting to
escape.
A number of citizens of Alexandria, Va,
contemplate offering the Commissioners of
the Confederate States" now in Washington,
the compliment of public dinner.
A large black.hag of mourning" for the
delay of Virginia, in .going out" was found
suspended across the Main street of Freder-
icksburg, Va, on Friday morning. -.
If a young lady was entering aconvent
and feeling of regret came over her, what
kind of regret would you call it An un'
availing Ia nun a VethRg.) t. -
Henry Lorman and Jane, his wife, were
thrown from buggy near Augusta, Ca, 9
few days ago, and so severely injured tha
they died few hours after. -...--.. ..
Jacob Richards drank pint of bad brandy
in New York City, ON Monday, and died two
hours after in the rum. hole where he haC
swallowed the draught. -... .
The leaye-taking between Francis thu
Second and his troops is said to have beer
very affecting. He addressed the men in al
earnest farewell, and was loudly cheered.
The wife of President Davis, emulatinI
the custom of the White House, is giving re
ceptons at the Executive Mansion" il
Montgomery.
The Empress of Austria will remain i
Madeira,till May, when she will again AVA
, herself, for the return voyage, of the Quee
; of Englands yacht.
. Jane Harshsm, in a moment Of rage, kille
her little brother, a boy Of twelve, nes
Quebec, Canada, on the 4th inst, by s!rikin
him with stick of wood. Z
Peter J. Ward and bis wife were recent
suffocated to death near Exeter, England
while attempting to escape from their burr
> ing dwelling. M 30 8f s
The newspapers that have been most abr
sive in their reviews of the address of Pres
dent Lincoln are the ARti- Slavery Stdnddrt
J of New York, and the Charleston Mercury.
"A negress met horrible death at Cha
ham, O. W., on Saturday night. She fsl
!, in a fit, on an open FIRE, and was burned
a cinder. ' 'u -a
: A servant girl, Jane Johnston, in the en-
ploy OF Mrs, Robinson, in Kingston, OanRd
broke open the cash box, stole fl40, and 81
fire to the house, the other evening,
" RugeieIo Settimo, who suffered seVerel
for the Italian cause under the father of d
Ex- King of Naples, has been called by Kin
Victor to the Presidency 10 the Upper Houi
of the Italian Parliament
!. A CATAMoUEr KmLED.-A catamount Wi
Z killed few days ago, near Wallpack, N. J
. measuring six feet four inches in extreu
e length. For many nights before he ma(