Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-09
NEWS ann OTHsRwUE.
IAnMa. matter on fourth page.

THE Cuban slave trade Is very lively. ~
TIE Tudor bonnet Is the bonnet in Paris.
RIsroRI's morning diamonds are valued
atSl2OOO. % ~ p,a lsh4d'oir 81
SAKE is translatihg the Clouds Of Aris-
tophanes. h styea IA srfa
eTHE Round Table Is spitching into the club
gamblers. ',,,-
THE New Orleans opera folks are arrang-
ing tor brilliant season.
MECHANICS have worked 600 years on the
spire of the Cathedral at Strasburg. H5
LARGE bodies OF native hemp grow In the
valleys Of Nevada. riIq Fur 1o.I .r..
DURING the campaign Bismark slept but
three hours in twenty y-four.
SAN Francisco has received nearly
S4OOOOOOO in treasure within nine months.
JACOB LoEwENTHAL, well-known claim
agent, died In Washington of cholera, after
q few hours Illness. i',-i,, tt
ELoPEMENTs and suicides are as fire.
quent in Chicago as child murders in
France. ''
THE Seventh New York Regiment has
decided not to visit the Paris Exposi-
tion.
DURING the last fifty years English emf
grants to America have sent home $70,000,-
600. :.
A GENERATION has not passed away since
the first bale of cotton was sent from Amer
ica to England. ...,.,.,.r
The Empress Of Mexico will take moth
ing but chestnuts and cold water. A very,
filing diet. ,.. .. ..ii
A MELANCHOLY druggist in Brooklyn,
N. Y, committed suicide with twenty-five
cents worth Of laudanum. ..,, s..i -...
PRENTICE says Of the death OF the daugh-
ter of Secretary Seward ain all the cold
autumn there has perished no sweeter
flower than Fannie A. Seward" o
AN Irishman at Davenport, England, has
been sentenced to fourteen days imprison-
ment for kissing young married woman
against her will.
GEORGE DENNIS, Of Scarborough, Eng
land, lost his wife on Monday, married
another on Tuesday, took her home on
Wednesday, aud she brought him child
on Thursday. 4t H
THE English Ritualists have lately taken
to mixing water with the sacramental wine,
and are Mortified at the blasphemy of some
Broad Churchman who has designated the
compound "grog."
A HOUSE was rented in Minnesota "till
cold weather." and during the late cold
snap the occupier received notice to quit.
He refused-went to court, and the court
decided that cold weather does not come |
till the 1st of December. ''I p"
THE wealthy parents Of two New York |
young men who were tired Of doing moth
ing, recently started them in the brokers'
business with capital Of $4,000. In two
weeks they lost the capital and few hun
dred over. lo'2
THE late Archbishop Of Milan has thus
disposed in his will of his three croziers
One, present from the Pope in 1864, he
leaves to the collection OF sacred objects at
Monza; that given him by some Milanese
ladies of the Biscottino is bequeathed to
the cathedral Of Milan, and the third win
be reserved to his successor.
Four very entertaining Sanscrit works
are announced as /" in the press" The
titles Of the new books are given as under
Swapantschakscha avimahamantrastotra,
Observation-Disclosures" " Upangalalita-
vratodyapana," Sankarchtatschaturthi
ratodyapana," and "Anantatschaturdari
ratakatha." r.4. sf Grl
yREv. GEORGE F. WILLIAMS, rector Of an
Episcopal Church at Suffolk, Virginia, was
arrested inNew York, on Friday, for pick
ing lady's pocket in Broadway stage. |
The stolen pocket-book was found in his
possession, He exhibited much agitation
and attempted to resist the police, but was
finally locked up. fioh a 9dI 2.el
AN unmannerly fellow recently took 3
standing place at Niblo's, directly in front
of Horace Greeley, wbeFeupon the philosO-
pher patted him on the shoulder and gent
ly said -" If any thing entertaining occurs
on the stage, will ycu please describe it to
me9 for you see, my dear sir, that at pres
ent must totally depend upon your kind
ness" % E st..r..s e.ai,I Il
AcoNTRIBUroR to the Nep York Citizen
says: "Mr, Beecber has withdrawn his
bound to give three mouths notice, and
has done it. Hereafter they will be pub
llshed in the MethodistI and perhaps the
Examiner. The Independents circulation
was built upon Mr.. Beecher's sermons; the
Independent has been his most eager assail-
ant and his most ungenerous critic; hence
forth, he and the Indep ndent are two. The
mills Of God grind slowly, aud, thank
Heaven, Bowen and his set are getting
their share. They're rich, of course-but
that's ALL"
The divorce business in Indiana is some
what Improved. A late paper says: Mrs.
d. at the last term OF the Common Pleas
Court obtained q divorce from her hus-
band, and eleven days thereafter was mar
ried to a second husband. During the
present term of court, Mrs. p, the mother
ofthe aforesaid lady, also applied for and
obtained divorce from her husband. On
the day following Mr.. s. obtained divorce