The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-02

The marriage of the Princess Mary was q
very jolly affair. The Queen was in deep
mourning, but was very affectionate and
motherly to her handsome cousin, all the
more, perhaps, that she a few years ago FUSED
her influence to break off an engagement the
Princess had made with Visconnt Hood, an
English policeman Why, I have no idea,
unless the Queen thought it would be setting
all her sons and daughters bad example.
The Princess could net-narry him without
the royal assent, and so had to pine-I don't
mean that, for she has not pinned at all events
but she gave him up, and has got His Se-
rene Highness Prince 1Teck.. After the we'd
ding break fast, they set Of in carriage and
four, and the Royal party-7would1 you believe
it ?--threw after thema perfect shower of
white satin slippers ~ -. '55,y4'
I. ! CASES UNDER THE Civil RIGHTS BILL.
The teacher of the colored school atthisplace,
a colored woman, was brought before Justice
Duer last Thursday, charged with assault and
battery on a youth, the son of one of our
most estimable citizens. She was bound over
to appear before the next grand jury. The
FIRST case of the application of the Civil
Rights bill in this county occurred in connec-
ton with this affair. A party who is said to
have made threats of violence against the
negro teacher, was bound over to keep the
peace, the teacher claiming the warrant un-
der that bill. She has employed eminent
counsel. -[Somerset (Md.) Heard.
pREooo1ous IN CR1ME.-At Hudson. Mich
igan on the 18th. girl named Josephine
smith thirteen wears Of age. made an attennt
mon the life of her father Nv uniting arsenic
in his tea. She saws she was persuaded to
olive the noison To her father, hy her brother
and sister-iu-law that her sister-in-law told
her that her father had money. and that she
could mt the old man ont of the wav and
marry 4 voune man to whom the old man
was onnosed that her brother gave her the
,,,oneri ond that Che horobt fbe ,,ois,n Of q
,Jr,,a stors 800 - - - r'0s''
Ia ~ $685. &c.. r.. a., .
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Ina New aork DRY foods Exchange has
concluded an estimate OF the growing cotton
crops, based upon the reports OF sherlffs and
prominent persons in every county OF the cot
ton States. 1t IS reported that the average
is between one-fourth ana one-titth OF the
crop OF 1860. 7H' s. 1870
The post mortem examination Of little
girl, aged seven years, who died IN bethle-
hem, Conn. revealed the TACT that ne her death
was bitten from ner niger nails. Ihey were
swallowed, and, sucking INTO the sides OF her
stomach caused uicefasion' ana aeatn en-
sued. w, ,3.ls
The Baltimore and Norfo'a steam line
brought to this city, last week fifteen young
colored vlrglnlans, from Norfolk and vicinity,
mostly females, and next week some thirty
more t, Will COME Boston Traveller
Mr.. James Miller, of Amsterdam, Bote-
tourt- county, Va, committed suicide by
hanging himself, on Wednesday morning
last. He was aged so years, and was most
estimable gentleman and useful citizen. The
rash act is supposed to have been committed
while the deceased was IN state OF tempo
rary mental aberra Ion.