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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
Sunday Evening Dispatches.
From Mashfnetor.

WASHINGTON, May 22.--0n Saturday morn.
ing the Knights Templars from Boston and
Rhode Island, accompanied by the Washing.
ton Commandery, all in full uniform, proceeded
to the Presidents house. They were received
by the President in the east room. Major
French introduced them as good men and true,
who hail from the cold winds, yet warm hearths,
of his own beloved New England. The
President, in the course OF his response, said:
'"If the Knights went to Richmond with any
prejudices against the South, he felt confident
they have been removed by their intercourse
with that warm hearted, generous people.
Although they never will be called upon to de-
fend their Holy Sepulohre at Jerusalem, as lad
the knights Templars of old, yet he had no
doubt they will be ready to defend what ID
equally valuable, namely, the Constitution and
the Union; not with swords, but with their
moral influence, and with the strength and
power Of their example. The race OF rcvolu.
tionary patriots has passed away. That sncred
deposit is committed to the men of the present
generation, and l trust that every man, indi-
vidually, will make it matter Of conscience
and of pride to exert all just influence to per-
petuate our glorious Institutions, and preserve
the Constitution and the Union for generations
to come"
These sentiments were received with mp.
plause. The assembled knights then passed
in review, the bands alternately playing.
The knights left for home in the early after.
noon train.
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Presbyterian General Assembly

WILMNGToN, DEL, Saturday, May 21.-The
General Assembly of the Presby yterian Church
New SchoolO held its third session to- day.
DIR. Thurston, delegate from the General Com
ference of Maine was heard.
The overture from the Synod of the Free
Presbyterian Church of Ohio, was referred to a
special committee, of which Rev.J. j. Stearnes,
d. D., Of New York, was Chairman.
DR.. Mexican read report from the Church
Erection Fund, showing that the fund amounts
to nearly $l0S,OOO. The whole number Of
churches added during the year is one hundred
and eighteen, and these represent over $780,
600 worth of property. The balance subject
to draft is $67 900.
The Board report adversely to the prayer Of
the receding Southern Synod, asking for apar-
tition of the funds. 's'
The Committee of Conference with the Amer
lean Home Missionary Society report the time
has now come TO secure the final adjustment of
all difficulties or to separate from the Congre-
gationalists. The reports were referred.
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MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.


WHEATIThe markot, opened dull, but under tn
Change, the feeling improved, and holders advanced
theic prices 56ll0c per hush The asking rates are
81 65Ggl 20 for prime Whites 81 5Ul 60 for good do;
81 NO IS for fair do, and 81 3hp.l IS for Red.
CORN-ThO market remains hrm, with fair dc.
mand; sales 500 bush. at 9Oc.
BARLEY-The market Is quiet and dull at 356Neoc.
RfE-A good demand Mt 81 05.
OATS-The market IL dull, and prices have further
declined Sales 1850 bushels at Ole, and GOO do at
6Ou. 49, : -
yBUTTER-Tho market IL rather dull, and prices
about lc lower. Sales 70 trlins primo Yellow West.
ern heselYe at lSc Me quote lT@9lsc. for prime
Western Reserve, and liRll6c. for prime Central
UHEEsE-sales 800 boxes prime Western Reserve
P0TAToES-The demand is moderate and prices
unchanged Sales 400 bushels Neshanocks at 7Oc.,
and lo, brls MERGERS at 81 40 per brl.
FLQUR-The market opeued dull and irregular,
Veopmenls in preference to accepting S6CI6 rs for
snperhne Flour, the rates offered Alter the state Of
the New York market was announced on Change,
there was an improved feeling, and there ere buyers
Of superhne at So So. The sales were 6O0 brls. at
S6 90 for extra superne, and Sc 506 rs for extra.
$500 brls were received the last twenty -four hours
WHlSKY-The price of this article declined Hc.,
with eales Of 100 Tls. at 27c, including wagon.
PR0VISlONS-Nothlng dono, and prices must be
called nominal. The feeling on the part Of holders
was better but there was very little demand 80 hhdS
Bacon sides sold at s3Ec. We understood ike, was
OLA sale Of 20 brls. Linsced at Tsc.; and Is do.
GRoCERIEs-Ths market continues unchanged
and dull. Tho demand Is confined 10 tbs current
wants Of tho trade. Sugar 717Ac. MolaSSes t3c.,
and Cotfso nA9pl2Ho.
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From BaItlInors.

BALTIMORE, May 2l.--L,icius o'Brian, who
bore notorious reputation hs O pickpocket
and burglar, and was generally Understood
to be the Baltimore correspondent Of the Now
York Police Gazette was assaulted last night
in tho vicinity of Front and French streets
by gang of men, and so severely beaten
that he died this morning. He was to havo
been tried in a few days on a charge of being
implicated in burglarious operation.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

Observation-Disclosures R. Norton, ESQ.,, who
for some time past has been one of our poeti-
cal contributors, has become permanently con
nected with the city editorial department of
the Enquirer. Mr.. Norton is gentleman of
capacity and culture, energy and industry, and
excellently qualified to discharge the laborious
duties of journalism, to which be must prove a
valuable acquisition.-Smday's Enquirer.
We take pleasure in indOrsing the sentiment
of the above paragraph, and congratulate the
Enquirer on their selection. Mr.. Norton will
unquestionably improve its columns.
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[By Telegraph
New York Market.

..rar NEW YORK, May Alp. NJ.
Flour IS more active, and iaGs2so. better; salss
l5,O0 brls at IS 1906 rs for superhne State; ST7 20
for extra DO; IS Si@6 rs for superfne Western;
10 goal % for common to good extra do, and 81 Is
al IS for round hoop Ohio, closing buoyant.
Wheat firm but qlieti sales 400 bushels common
White Western at 81 II. Rye Is flrmer sales Of O00
bushels a. sssc al on Corn qnGhSHged; safes II 100
mixed Northern, ind s59sc. for yellow Of ali kinds
Good mixed Western Is held at 92G93c.
whisky lower sales $50 brls. at 2930c., closing at
200l2g&c. ..
Fork active and hrmeri. sales $50 brls at si7 asD
81 for new n1esb, SiSg for prime nesE, and SIS Is
[or prlme Beef steadyi sales 200 brls st s7@7 50
for country prime; Sgo9 10 for do mees Sl2dlA for
repacked Chicago, and la0lll for extra. Prime mesa
Reef frnl at W, $50 Beef Hams dull et Slt 6O9lT.
Bacon quiet. Cut Meats lower; sales 100 packaass az
11dEhTlse. for Shoulders, and shl0sHc. Tor Hams.
Lard loweri sales at ilA@ll%c. for No. to prime
Western. Il. -
Butter steady at lss12Oc, for new Ohio aud State
Corn dull; Holders ask prices which buyers refuse
to pay Upland middllng quoted at llytc.
Iron steady at S23(g2i. 81,
Tall0w llAc.
Potashos dull at S. 3llxa5 80, Pearls IS rs.
at lie. sa 4.-f
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by the Tehuantepec Routel
Later from California and Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May 2O.-The steamship
Coatzacoalcos, of tho Tehuantepee line, is DO.
low, from Minititlan, with San Francisco dates
to the 5th inst, the trip having been effected
in fifteen days, being the shortest time ever
made. The steamers Golden Gate and Arizaba
left San Francisco on the 9th inst, with
S2,4OO,OOO in gold dust, the portion consign ed
to New York being S2,O60,O00. The markets
at San Francisco were duh and quotations un-
changed.
The ship Render, from China for Boston,
has been wrecked one hundred miles north Of
Manila. The ship and cargo were total
loss.
The steamer Coatzacoalcos left Minititlan
on the 18th inst. AdVices had been received
there of the defeat of General Mejia by the
Cor stitutionalists. Both of the contendiug
parties in Mexico were inactive for want of the
necessary funds.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

PIc-NIc.--- There is general invitation to
everybody to come with his wife, or gal, as
the case may be, and bring his dinner, to ii
grand picnic 10 be solemnized at Greenfield,
Highland county, Union Fair Grounds, on
the 2Sth inst. The place is beautiful one,
the preparations for enjoyment extensive,
plenty of nice people are enlisted in it -
trains at half fare =" music by the band" /"
and general attendance from ell directions
is expected. Go everybody.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
From Lesyenworth.

LgAvENwoRTH, MAY 2i- The celebration
to-day in honor Of the arrival Of the first
overland express, passed off with great ecIat.
The procession, composed of military, fire.
men, and civilians, proceeded outside of tho
city, and escorted the pioneer coaches, which
were decorated with appropriate devices, 10
made by prominent citizens. The festivities
will be concluded with supper and grand
ball. Several thousand persons partfcipa-
ted, and the occasion was one OF much ontbu.
siasm. u flt Ffs tnFFgffr
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

BY THE notes of preparation in various
quarters, we observe that the summer cam-
paign at the OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS is
about to commence. We are indebted to the
proprietors for an elegant pamphlet, contain
ing all that it is necessary to know in re-
spect to place, accommodations, surround
ings, water, &C., &c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

The story of the "Suicide of Young and
Lovely Girl, sentimentally Considered" in
yesterdays Enquirer, is all bOsh. Instead of
drowning she only suffocated herself on slap
jacks and molasses, and was resuscitated
through the means of a plaintive air on the
German flute, performed by the fellow "who
possessed the entire wealth of affection her
young and buoyant heart had to besto,o.'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

If we judge by the number of lots already
sold, (being over 1907 and the general interest
manifested in Greenwood, we should infer that
the central position and local advantages of
the place were being appreciated. The third and
perhaps the last sale of lots comes off this after
noon. The cars leave Sixth street depot at 3
o'clock for the sale. Seats free. SOD
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
From BuenOs Ayres and paraguay.

Ngw YoRE, Saturday, May 2l.---BuenoS
Ayres dates Of March 20 report the unanimous
triumph of the Government party in the cleo
tions. t.l rs Nf7 'f Ff
attempt had been discovered to ssssssinats Lo-
pez. Forty persons were arrested, including
members Of the best families Of the country.
Eight Of them had been shot.
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River News.

PIrTsBuRo, Saturday, May 81, M.-Ths
river rose several inches during last night and
this morning. 1t is now stationary at four feet
by tho metal mark. Weather cloudy
st. LOUIS, Saturday, May 81, Pm. The
river has fallen two inches in the last twenty
four hours, and is still receding very slowly.
Nothing new of Importance from any Of the
upper streams. Weather cool and clear.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
Naval.

BosToE, Saturday, May 2l.-The United
States sloop-of-war Dale, from the coast of
Africa, arrived at the Portsmouth Navy-yard
yesterday. She left Port au Prayo, April 8, and
brings as passengers tho captain and Grew OF
tho bark Sea Flower, OF Providence, which
vessel was wrecked at San Antonia, Cape de
Verdes, in April last. W. S. Hunter, the cap
tain's clerk Of tho Vinoennes, also came pas
senger. The Dale has been absent for two
years. Officers and crew all we'll.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The overland California
mail with dates to the 29th ult., arrived last
night. The Oregon State Democratic Conven-
tion nominated Lansing Stout for Congress.
The Republicans nominated David Logan.
All American residents at Hermosillo,
Sonora, have been ordered to leave the city
under penalty of death. No cause /, sssigned
for this sudden hostility. - -
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From BOSTON.

BosToN, May 2l.--The trial Of Brooks,
Sampson and Kicker, three mutinecrs Of the
whale-ship Junius, was concluded in tho Cir
cult Court to. day. The jury disagreed Thoy
stood nine to three for conviction on two Of the
cases, and ten to two on the other. Pummer,
the leading mutincer, is now under sentence Of
death for his participation in that transaction.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23
Outward Rnnnd.

Nav YORK, May 21-The steamer Ocean
Queen, for Southampton and Havre, and tho
Kangaroo, for Liverpool, sailed to-day, the
former taking two hundred and hfty passon-
gers and $4,000 in specie and the latter two
hundred and seventy passengers and S760,000
in specie. Among the passengers ON the former
are Alberto Mario and lady, the latter tho cole
brated lecturer on Italy.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

j. dRArF & Co. sells to-day, at four O'Clock,
variety Of Building Lots on Vine street Hill,
near the Corporation Line, and not liable
to cily taxes. 0mnibusses will leave the
store of the auctiOneer, No. 1s East Fourth
street, at half-past three o'clock P. NJ; passage
fraa
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

LIEUTENANT GovERNoR.-Among the moro
prominent names made mention of in the OPP
position ranks for the Office of Lieutenant
Governor of Ohio, is that of Thos. Spooner,
Esq, of this city. With the Democracy, Mr..
Dunbar, of Mt. Vernon, is isspoken of as pos
sessing the Jeffersonian qualifications.
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River News.

PITTsBURegMay %, P. M.-River } feet 8
inches and stationary. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, May %, P. Mr. rising
very slowly, with 4 feet IL inches in the
canal. Arrived--Glendale. The Diana and
Queen of the West are below Portland bar,
and can not get over.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

A sERvAHT-eIRL of Mr.. Thirkeld, who re-
sides on Seventh street, near Smith, was horri-
bly, burned on Saturday evening by the burst
ing of a camphene lamp. She is not expected
to survive.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

ADMITTED TO THE BAR Amos Layman,
Esq, of Marietta, formerly editor of the Re-
publican in that place, was admitted on Fri
day to practice in the United States Circuit
and District Courts.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

c. J. W. SMITH will sell ten valuable lots
in Newport, this afternoon at three o'clock
They are centrally located, and among the
most desirable lots in the place. See adver-
tiscment.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

PRIMARY MEETINGS of the Democracy will
be held in the various Wards, this evening,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to the
National Convention.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

IT WILL be seen, by reference to the tele-
graph column, that Ten Broeck's game little
mare, Priorcss, has carried Off the Queens
plate, at the late New Market races.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

A LITTLE child of Mr.. German, residing on
Court street, between Vine and Walnut, frac-
tured his skull, Saturday morning, by falling
to the pavement from off high porch.
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AMUSEMENTs.

THE CONCERT of Tosso at Smith g. Nixon's
Hall, on Thursday evening last, was sue
cess SO decided that through tho solicitation
of friends he will give another, next Thurs
day evening, at Pixies Opera House. The
following correspondence has taken places
CrNcINNATr Friday, May 90
Professor 1osso-Dear Sir: We, your personal
friends and admire rs earnestly hope that you will
cert on Thursday evening which gave such universal
pleasure and permit your fellow-citzens 10 tender
early day, as an evidence of our warm appreciation
of your high musical talent aud of tho value Of your
long continued effort TO extend, In this city and the
West, q taste for refined music:
John G. Worthington, Z. $. Goodman
Geo. Graham, o. NJ. Mitchell,
l. Lowell SsSn'i'i, Fletcher, i iio5t s. fRfos, Ros,ca.
Thos., r: Eliot, James q. Hail.
Joseph Pierce, Edmund Dexter
Joseph IL; Cromwell, j.. A, Pratt,
John d. Jones. J. WOrlhington,
s. L. Hamlen, VIM Wiswell,
A. D. Coleman, il. McEievey,
WIN. W. Fosdick, Jas IL. Beard
CINCINNATI, May q, lsJ9
MEssRs. JOuS P. FoorE AND oTHERs-GENrLEMEN:
plmentary benefit, return you my sincere thanks
FOR, as well as for the recent manifestation OF the
public good Will nj my lato concert. proud as
well as happy to receive, although may not merit
such marked appreciation from those with whom
have held pleasant Intercourse for many years.
with many thanks for the generous interest which
you ieel IN my welfare, III the afternoon of life
beg to name next Thursday night as u period when
will uso my simple skill tor your entertainment.
JOSEPH T0SSO.
NATIONAL THEATER.-The Martinetti troupe,
celebrated far and wide as pantomimists and
ballet dancers, commence an engagement
this evening at the National.
WooD's THEATER.--This evening, "Grand-
fathers Will, or the Man of Straw" which
has been underlined for a week, will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city at Wood s
Theater, in which Maggie Mitchell sustains
duplicate character.
DoNETTI's MONEYS, Docs AND GOATS will
make their debut this evening, at Smith AZ
Nixon's Hall. The wonderful training of
these animals has elected the surprise of all
who have witnessed them.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The sales of lots in
the Buena Vista addition to Newport, made by
Jacob Graf & Co. on Saturday, amounted to
$2,517 so.
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GLASGOW AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
DUBLIN AND LONDONDERRY
@ FOR $50.

FROM NEW YORK.
GlasGOyV, Thomson -. Saturday, May Il, at l2 moo
Edinburgh, Cumming. Wednesday, June l, %
Glasgow, Thomson... 2" July ),
Edinbur6h, Cumming. JulyT,"r 4
FROM GLASGOW.
Edinbureh, Gum m ing g.. Saturday, May T..
GIasEOw, Thoms0n.. ....... June III,
EdinbnrGh, Cumming, July2.ta
Boston, to 0lasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Dublin OF
Londonderry, first class @55, steerage, found with
An experienced Surgeon attached to each steamer. .
No charge for medicines -
spn R0BEkT '6Rkl0, II Broadway.
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Arrival and departure Of steamers.

r CINCINNATI, May n, 1879.
ARnIvAIs-suporior, Louisville; Endsayor, do;
Bostona, Portsmouthi Lancaster, MayByillo; Leb.
anon, 81 Louis; Euniee. Wheeling. A'El
Endeavor, Pitsburg; LancA ster, Maysyie; Hostona,
por.sm9nthi kanevha Valley, Kanawha; swallow.
Pittburg; Tiress, Maalson. -
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SEQ Auction Sales on Fourth Page.

THE Mutual Admiration Society occupy a
large portion of the local columns of yester-
days Enquirer.
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Clothing Intelligence.
Local News.

The DAILY PRESS is to be had regularly
at Church's Post-offico stand.
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LATEST BY TELEG RiPH.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
Additional Foreign News.

THE EMPEROR EMBARKs FOR THE
SEAT OF WAR.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

ENoR sALE--TO steady, honest man, who
!. no,S. can % come well recommendsd good Route on
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

HNOR SALE--SAL00N-La Beer, Oyster
n aud Billiard Saloon. Will sell cheap IL applied
for soon. Address SALOON, Box 2Os Cincinnati Post
once. my2lb
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

EN0R SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A lot on
from Lower Ferry 2 feet front 90 feet deep. Inquire
at No 81 Main street. myl9-aw j. H. LAWS
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

EN0R SALE-A VI0LIN-200 years old,
n of ,acobus Stainers Make once the property
OF great Violnist. Apply at &C West Fourth ST.
mV20-b~
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Arrival of the Vanderbilt.

New YoRK, May 2l.-Tho shipvander-
bilt, from Havre and Southampton, with dates
from London and Liverpool to Wednesday, the
llth inst, has arrived here. Although her
advices are not SO late as the telegraphic dis.
patches to Cork, brought by the City of Balti
more, and intercepted of Cspo Race, there are
some items nf interest
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

ES0R sALE-s0,O 900 Feet YELLOW PINE
n FLOORING, free from sap or pitch, very best
quality, 10 planed, matched and grooyed will be sold
Box 57S my2l-bs
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FOR SALE.

EV0R SALE-A top Buggy, nearly new, has
M been in use about month. Inquire at FRED
BUCHHQLz's Stable, on Sixth street, near Mound.
mY2l-bF
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-23

EVoR SALE-A three. story brick house, con
Il tanning about ten rooms, situated on Hopkins
street, will be sold on easy payments say
down and balance in one, two and three years. In
Quire of THOMPSON d NkSMITH,
mylq-aw* rs West Third street
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FoR SALE" "To LET" "LosT," {"
or 4o IN this column lines
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"ANTED - EMPLOYMENT A lady
w who is a competent operator on one Of the
best family sewing machines wishes go out by the
day or do iobbinE. Apply at No. 50 West Fourt6.st
myl6 SLOAT co
Nevada national., 1859-01-08
Pumps for Sale.

TWO "FORCE AND LIFTING - PI-MPS-one
l. inch bore, and one . inch bore-both In fine or.
der. Apply TO
JOS. WOODwORTI
Superintendent Alta Co. No 2
Grass Valley, Sept. IL, ls5s-n7-tf