Cincinnati Daily Press, 1860-09-05

I a of of at of at in He the the crop an On and died a k to Marbiaor of Two Distinguished Artists, Tbe marriage of M. Wieniawski, solo violin violinist - ist violinist to the Emperor of Russia, with Miss Hamntnn. niece of the nonular comnn-ser and pianist. Ueorge usoorne-hos lust taken place . J -. . . at Pierrefitte, near Paris, where Mr. Stevens gave a handsome dejeuner, in honor ot the occasion, followed by a concert. Madame Catherine Haves sang Qui la voce. The worthy host sang a morceau which Rossini did him the honor of composing expressly tor him. Mr. usDorne and Mr. uury also lent their aid to tbe gratification of the com company, - pany, company, which comprised a host oi celebrities iu music, iiteruiuro sou art. ail. xiutjdim vtu present. A Great Convent Bell. From Palermo, we learn that Major Orsini, Master-General r- . l , . i 1 i . . J oi tne uranance in mcuy, n&vintr mmieu an immense amount of bells in bis cannon- foundery, has had a surplus of metal, where with be has cast a grand new Uampanone, sort or Big-Ken, to bang in the Uonvent Church of Sta. Maria deah AnoeU, from whose belfry the tocsin first sounded for the Sicilian insurrection, on the 4th of April this year, subject to a peal being rung an annul - nul annul ly by the monks on each recurrence that thrice-blessed anniversary. A Man a Suicide a early Destroys "Wife. Marcus Hanman, of Wood County, in this State, supposed to have been of un sound mind, blew his brains out with a ride last weeK. ine occurrence came near provine fatal to his wife also, as she was frightened that she went into fits, and BtiU lies in a Helpless condition, Slavery Excitement in Alabama. Some excitement has existed in Talladega, Ala. on account of some white men ana negroes being discovered with arms, about fifteen miles from that place. It is said that neeroes in the neighborhood gave informs. tion as to the designs of these fiends, whereby their camp and place of rendezvous had been discovered. Unequal Arms. A letter received in Bos ton says that a person from Foo-choo, China, describes tne reriei forces as armea, lor most part, with sharpened bamboos. 1 Not very efficient weapon, certainly, in opposi opposition - tion opposition to the rifled cannon and revolvers of Anglo-French armies. A No-Appbeciatob of Serenades. Sev eral nice young gentlemen went to the res residence - idence residence of a young damsel, to give her i serenade. After sometime, the servant step ped out, and walking up to tue narpisi, iimed, "My friend, the folks are all abed; eatJt getJaeent hat to-nighU" , Sale of Bibles in Constantinople. gales of Bibles in Constantinople during year IS59, amounted to 25,150 copies, being more than double those of the preceding year, the increase being principally in Bulgarian Scriptures. - A First-class Advertibement.p-A coiffeur ait New Orleans writes on his card thus: Mermaids' hair dressed on the 'shortest notice, and large assortment of false for comets always on view tn . oar up-stairs Sbow-room. ' ; ! ' A Habd-hbabted Father. A man tenced to be nunc wa visit d by his who said; rMr 1 dear, woula you uks children-to 1 "No," said "That's just like vou," said she, "yo J " - S , wanted tr. hivi Ln. meuU" - J - I ' ' , J'o I -. i'i s.: ' :

a J the for the now two of Cut with corn a on the of every with Dub sjuU The your The per nose took the On Th in from a and 1 vivo i: 4 . . - 1, i Jitrm 111. .ja'Tt ala'i aOJI Brilliant Marriage of an Earl's Daugh ter. On the 16th ult., the marriage of Lady Alice Yilliers, second daughter of the Earl of . Clarendon, with Lord Skelmersdale, was solemnized at St. Paul's Church, Knights- bridge, England, in tne presence ot a large assemblage, many of whom wr.ro ladies aristocratic families. The fair bride was ac accompanied - companied accompanied by her father, and was attired a magnificent dress of glace silk, oyer which was a splendid Brussels lace dress witn two deep nounces ot tne same, iter neaa oress consisted of a wreath of small white roses, white lilies, and orange flowers, with large square veil thrown over her head. She wore a valuable necklace of diamonds and pearls, with bracelets to correspond, and carried in her hand a very splendid bouquet ot uot-nouse nowers. bue was attended a number of youthful handmaids elegantly attired. After the ceremony, the wedding party repaired to the residence of the Earl ana countess 01 uiarenaon, urosvernor- crescent South, where a grand dejeuner was Berved to a numerous circle of the nobility and gentry, mere was not a dry eye in house. Extraordinary Balloon Ascension. French wronaut named Coppia, pnpil Goddard, announces that he will ascend in Montgoifier balloon from Jones s Woods, New York, next week, or the week following. The air-Blup wille be 51 feet in bight, and fect in diameter, with a cubic capacity 40,196 feet, and an ascensive power of pounds ; the air-ship and its equipments weign about i.w pounds, me materials be ui-ed in the construction of the machine will be 140 pounds of Manilla paper, yards of calico for tbe bands, sides, joints and neck of the balloon. The innative power ia to be derived from rorined which is produced by burning straw under tho mouth ot the balloon. A Man Suffocated bt Carbonic A few days ago, Thomas R. Rodman, a man, attempted to clean a well at N. Y. The cover and pump removed, when a scum was noticed on of tbe water. Rodman volunteered to the well with a pail and remove deposit. He commenced lowering himseir down, with a rope, but had not gone when his head was noticed to drop back, and he was wedged in the well quit insen insensible. - sible. insensible. He was raised as soon as possible, life was entirely extinct. 1 ue caroouio In tne wU p4 sunocamu u. The Cost ako Lasoh of the Viotobia Bbidoe. Tne expense or erectinr victoria Bridge, at Montreal, is stated at $7,000,000. The force engaged in its erection constituted a small army. It consisted of six steamboats nH sTentv-twobarces.besidesaeveralsmall craft, these measured about 12,000 Tbe boats were manned by oOu men 1 in two stone-quarries were 640 men 1 and tne various works as artisans aua laborers, there were 2,000; in all 3,040 men. , Bteweo Tomatoes. Peel and cut tn eight hu ge tomatoes; put them in a stew-pan with a teasuooa of Salt, half as much -DeriDer. and a niece of butter the size of A lame cover and cook an hour, then add a tabUspoon of rolled crackers or bread eruuil, 1 ana 'w iaa ma uom tougor. our vi wm w- an-j vi , ...... T...W vit l..rn

of of hib so the tne a the a ex- The the the tails sen wife. Uie he. acre? ir.. A Giikat Journey in a Small Boat. Two sons of Copt. B. H. Hart, of Lagrangeville, Duchess county, cw xorK, started a lew days since on a journey to the Mississippi River and perhaps to New Orleans, via the Hudson River, Erie Canal, and Western rivers, in a boat built by themselves. She la iweivn leei long, nuu tile uiaierim cm- filoved in the construction, is composed of ight wood frame covered with zinc, the whole only weighing sixty pounds. Her - V . .f,i i : - 1 l l : : weigil will Huuue ui ucr uuiug variicu around all locks and shallows. Tragical Result of a Dream. David Thorn, residingat Princeton, New Jersejr, from the window of his room, a few nights since.- upon the irround beneath, and died from his injuries few days after. grandson had been with him for some days previously, and left that day. Mr. Thorn said be was in a dream, and imagined that bis little grandson was falling out of window, ana in saving mm ne toll out nim nim-self. - self. nim-self. - The Horror of Mob-Law As Innocent Man Possibly Hanoed. In 1855. one May berry was hung by a mob in Wisconsin, the murder of a man named Alcer. Subse quent developments have civen rise to horrible suspicion that May berry was inno innocent, - cent, innocent, as he protested to tbe lost. It is charged that Lant McComb, who seduced and murdered Laura Harvey, some months since, was guuty ot tue muruer or Alger. Another Cube fob Corns. Take ounces of gum ammoniac, two ounces yellow wax. and six drachms of verdicria: melt them together and spread the composi composition - tion composition on a piece of soft leather or linen. away as much of the corn as you can a unite neiora von shu t tne master, wnicn must be renewed in a fortnight, if tbe is not by tnat time gone. Tremendous Hail Storm. There was terrible storm in Sauk County, Wis., Wednesday of last week. Hail foil to depth of two inches, and the stones were incredible size, pressing, or course, pane of glass in the region. They fell such force as to penetrate solid pumpkins ana to cut on tne corn. A Mistaken Cbhiinai. A fellow in lin committed some small offense for which the Judge pronounced the following sentence: "The sentence of the Court is that you be flogged from the bank to the quay." prisoner, interrupting tne juage, exclaimed: "Thank you, my lord, nave you done worst?" Judge -"No; and back again." Petticoats Pot to a New Use. Rochester (New York) Exprest says: A few miles no the river we witnessed, this morning, a boat laden with four sons. On the bow stood a young lady, w am ole skirts niakinir a well-filled sail, the little craft acroos the river without dip of an oar. . j Act bess. Vri.l ntninlT vltiU tha TllaV ttf Romanet of a Poor Young Woman was .t UrtVicker'a Theater. Chicago, Miu Kil. Wm.. when making her exit ue SUre, backed tiito anv 10 u uirouga 1 trap, the door of wliM-n earolwai'y I Urt fciia was oonsideral.lv hurt, - " may uot recover, hit iupk uhw, . t -" "I ... .. A- - r ..'.J ,J r-'--''1- ... 1 :!." J .' .-:m oiul 1MJ atUj J

The coopers at Peoria, 111., are on "strike" tor better wages. It is said that the expenses of government in France are a million dollars per aay. the Wcsleyan Church at Montreal, Can ada, tras robbed recently ot luu nymn books. . - The Memphis fTenn.) Appeal says that the nreaent rjeaen crop in mat viuinny 10 mritoi man n dos oeea tur hia vetua jiuou There lmve been liberal rains in portions of Indiana, within the last few days, where tbe drouth bad been most severe. About fiftv hands haye been taken in the ship-carpenters' department, at the Goeport, V a., navy l am, iu worn, uu iuc u-wmwuwwi.. General Houston, who has been a candi date for President on his own account, has formally withdrawn from the canvass. If yon were obliged to swallow a man, whom would you prefer to swallow? A little London porter. A smnll Bcrew steamer, the John BarUtf torn, from Buffalo, N. Y has lately been put on Saginaw River. XT- Pllotf 4tta fin-onMah AfinlijtAr At Cnn. stantinople, died suddenly at his residence in i'era, on tne za mer. Within the past week more rain has fallen in the State of New York than in any pre previous - vious previous week in many years. Peter Williams, of South Thomaston, Me., wlii l rnnnincr after sheen in a pasture in that town, on Monday last, fell and broke his neck. ' Miss Delia' J.'Koby. seed twenty-lwo years, residing at Manchester, N. Yv com- - - - 1 Atn. Anna a. V. tr L.nniiir UllllVU DU1U1UO IBS UJO Ni, herself. The Tennessee State Fair will commence at. Nashville, September 10, I860. The managers have offered over 600 premitlms, amounting in the aggregate to over $6,000. Not a case of yellow fever in Charleston, S. C, thus far this season. Total deaths there, week before last, were only thirty-one, from all diseases. - Pure love is the sunshine which steals slowly and silently np to the barren hill of life, and stays to bless us with its presence through all life's weary way. The death of Eon. Miles 0. Fowlkes oc curred at his residence in Vicksbnrtr, Miss., last Monday. . For many years he filled the omce ot Mayor oi that city. Felix Robertson was shot through the qack of the head with a rifle in the hands of a man by the name of McCleary, near Leba Lebanon, - non, Lebanon, Penn a few days since. A com nan v have recently struck a small lead of oil near Cuba, N. Y., which yields two barrels of pure oil per day. They intend to bore deeper. The Commissioners on the redivision the Baltimore wards have reported that the number ot voters within the limits ot that city amounts to 39,623. Ladv Franklin save a dinner party the other evening at Montreal, Canada, to which many Americans, including titrakosch and Patti, were invited. James B. Clay's does, with which be now hunting on the prairies of Indiana, are valuable stock, several of them having cost 500 each. - The Niatrara Suspension Bridcre has been recently uainted. The Niagara Sentinel says it required for the operation twenty tuns paint. "Gentlemen." said ft tavern-keeper to his cucats at midnight, "I don l Know whether

The New York Leader, which quite startled the credulous people last week with a report that the pirate, Albert W. Hicks, who wag executed at Bedloe's Island, on the 17th of July last, had been revived and was now living at Poughkeepsie, tins rtcurred to the subject. It insists that Its original state ment was true, and it argues at length both the possibility of the resurrection and the credibility of the evidence by which the fact is supported. It says, after alleging that Mrs, Hicks has never been able to find the body of her husband : It will be recollected that Mrs. Hicks and the priest she had engaged to bury the pi pirate, - rate, pirate, were left waiting at the barge office on the Battery, for several hours, while the parties who had the body in charge took it ashore at another pier, and according to their own statement afterward made pub public - lic public not finding Mrs. Hicks conveyed the coffin to Calvary Cemetery, where it was buried. Such facts speakojor themselves. It is further admitted that respectable and reliable witnesses have seen Hicks alive and walking the Btreets of New York, since the day ofTiis supposed execution: and a Deputy United States Marshal states that a gentle gentleman - man gentleman who bad just called to Bee him, while be was absent, said that Hicks had been brought down from Poughkeepsie, in order to be made the subject of a medical opera operation - tion operation in this city. The gentleman said that the pirate could open his mouth, but had no power of utter utterance. - ance. utterance. He believed, from Hicks's appearance, that it would be impossible for him to live much longer. If this is not good evidence, under all the peculiar circumstances, we would like to know what would be consid considered - ered considered as such. It is to be remarked that of the four doctors named by us as having been engaged in the resuscitation, only one has denied the fact, and in his case we confess we were wrong. Taking down our evidence hastily and ex citedly from the lips of two informants, we may have mistnisen tne name ot ur. uar uar-michael, - michael, uar-michael, and written Carnocban in its place. Dut Drs. Crane, O'Reilly and Bull have all acknowledged, by their silence, what is an nuoubted medical triumph. And even in Caruochan's case supposinghe ever did deny it, wmcn v e uuuoi.-ii. i ui ue rumeuiuuruu that he was not under oatn, and can not De expected to feel under very strong obligations to reveal any or me secrets oi tne mcuny. But if Albert If. ic t no livmq, Ut them produce hit dead body, as surely as they ought to ne aoie to ao i There is in this, says the New York Even ing Post, either an awkward attempt to hoax the public or to bring into repute the la-nous medico-chemical baths, which are said to have the wonderful efficacy of reviving the dead. Yet, utterly preposterous as the whole story will appear to the sane mind, there are many persens wuo wiu give to it mil and implicit faith.

of is of A Boy Hangs Himself is a Jest. A boy, about fourteen years of age, named Loop, committed suicide recently, at Centerville, New York, by hanging himself. He had remarked to bis sUter during the evening that be intended to hang himself, but she did not pay much attention to his remark. He was missed soon afterward, . and the sister began to be alarmed and searched for him. He was soon found in one of the out outhouses, - houses, outhouses, suspended by the neck, and imme immediately - diately immediately cut down. Life was not quite ex tinct, out an euoris to revive nun w.ro unavailing. He had several fits, and finally died on Monday morning. No cause is assigned for this singular suicide. The prouauilll.Y la tutu uio uwy WtUS UlllV 1U 1UU, but his Bport accidentally became a sad reality. A Nobleman Rescued fbom a Courtesan by His Wife. A German nobleman visited Paris recently on pleasure. He was wealthy and lived freelv. He became infatuated with a notorious courtesan named iiigoiette, and squandered so much 'money upon her that after a short career of pleasure he found him himself - self himself a beggar and a Debtor, in prison. His wife lourneved from Germany, arrived in Paris, saw her husband and listened to his confession without betraying anger or re proach, she went to a tribunal, explained ! i . . i .. i. . , .. j n ; i .... tne Coats, n tntu lous piooo, nuu uibuic,in accused of immorality and swindling, and compelled to restore the property, the Ger German - man German was released from prison, and, with handsome residue, thanks to his wife, he returned te his country ana bis krout. A Woman Thheatbns to Horsewhip and Shoot an Editor. Mrs. Lookins was ar rested in Norfolk, Va., for having demand jd the retraction, by Jno. R. Hathaway, editor of the Day Book, of a local article about her in that paper; and, failing to get it, having nlaced a loaded pistol to his head and drawn a cowhide out of her pocket. This conduct seems to have been taken very coolly by the editor; but a policeman, less gallant, took the offending fair one into custody. She was held to bail in $500 not to treat editors so any more. ' The Residence of a Havana Merchant Plundered by Burolars. The house Don Manuel Solar, a wealthy merchant Havana, who was passing tbe summer months with bis family at Guanabacoa, was broken