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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06
THOSE M1psreur Ep,rroNs.-says the Colun

THOSE MIDNIGHT EDITIoNs.-Says the Colum-
bus (0.) Statesman: One Of the advantages oi
the change in the railroad time tables is, that
the innumerable editions of the Cincinnati pa
pers Commercial and Gazette) are played out
There were SO many of these "midnight ex-
press" "11:30 P. M" and "morning" editions
of these prints, and each edition 80 remarkably
like its predecessor, that, as we heard an intel
ligent gentleman express it, they became an in
fernal nuisance to readers and everybody else,
as the one appeared like an old reprint.
Poor RIoHl-Wm. N. Rich, from Randolph
County, North Carolina, on Saturday arrived
in st. Louis, on his way to Kansas to locate
lands. He was courteously met by two plausi-
BILE villains, one Of whom succeeded in selling
to him, for $500 in gold, three probably forged
land warrants. The other rogue then told Ricf
that he would get the warrants certified for him
and was conidngly intrusted with them. Mr.
Rich has not since seen either of his friends
He states that at home he never reads the pa
pers, and that none are published in his dis
trict!-.S. Louis Democrat.
Mr. Charles Dickens is in more domestic
trouble. His squabbles are interminable. Th
entente cordiaLe between him and his publishers
Bradbury q Evans, has just come to an end
and with il a new leaf of "Boz's" domesti
troubles is turned to the public gaze. Scarcel.
| cooled down over the scandal of the little ar
rangement of separation from his wife, wit
! his son he is again the subject Of gossip
Dickens senior and Dickens junior have bot
becn on terms intimate and aifectionate wit
tho Bradburys and the Evanses. For lon
years the senior Dickens has done all his pub
fishing business with that firm, and, in cours
of time and association, the junior Dickens ha
gained upon the affections Of q fair and bloom
ing offspring of the junior member Of thatput
fishing firm. Charles the first thought prope
to dissolve his relationship with the great boo
establishment; Charles the second sees no re
lationship with the business affairs of the fath
ers and the love affairs Of the children. Th
senior Dickens is at liberty to leave Bradbury
and the junior Dickens claims the privilege
clinging to Evans. The son is betrothed
the young lady, purely and simply on his ow
account, and, therefore, disregards the patterns
order forbidding intimate relations between IL
families. This might have ended here quietl,
but the father has sought to annoy his SON
seeking petty revenge. The young man was
candidate for membership at the Garriok Gu
on his fathers introduction but, on this DARN
to love against orders, the father scored h
name out Of the candidates book. This hi
brought the fact before the public. The con
mittee Of the Garrick Club, in spite Of Il
fathers proceeding, offered to elect him b
however, has declined. This unceasing squal
bling attracts particular attention TO the Diol
ems family. Three of the brothers are said
be either separated from their wives or SUN
for divorces.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

NEW YoRK, April 5.--The steamship Canada
arrived out on the 2lst ult. Prices In London
corn had advanced Is.
Adyices from Australia, one week lator, had
been received The miners continued TO be
prosperous.
India advioes by the Bombay mail Of Feb
ruary 25th had been telegraphed to London.
Tho insurgents, under Rehilas, had been dis
persed by the English, and the forts captured
without a blow. Tsntia Topee was still at
large.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

In the great Sickles' trial, now going on at
Washington, up to time of adjournment of
Court last night, but eight jurors had been
selected. To be one of the TWELVE, a man
must swear--I have no conscientious scruples
about capital punishment--possess eight hun
dred dollars, clear observation-disclosures an
O fool!
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06
Mons. Ernst's Exhibition Ball will take place

Mons. Ernst's Exhibition Ball will take place
on the I'd day of May, in Pixies Opera House.
The parquette is to be foored the same as upon
the occasion of the Inauguration ball--the
boxes and upper tier being reserved for the
"old folks" and lockers on, while the lower
portion will be occupied by Juvenile young
America in Gripping the light fantastic. -
1t will unquestionably be he ball of the sea
son, and, judging from the preparations being
made, il will bo a brilliant affair.
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Municinal EIections.

HARTFORD, April 6.--The Republicans have
elected the four members Of Congress and the
whole State ticket, and 4 majority Of twenty
in both Houses Of the Legislature.
PORTLAND, Me-, April 5.--Mr. Jewell, Re-
publican candidate for Mayor, was elected to-
day by 200 majority. A large majority Of
elected,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

STREET RAILROADS and two new steam fire
engines are the special order tonight in the
City Council, but, the old board is dying out,
the presumption is strong that no final action
will be had upon these important subjects.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

LOUISVILLE, April 5-M.-River falling,
with five feet six inches on the Fallsfor steam
boats, six feet six inches in the pass, and eight
feet eight inches in the canal. Showing
slightly. Mercury 36.
PITTsBURG, April 5-P. M.-River six feet
by the pier mark, and falling. Weather clear
and cold. No arrivals or departures since
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

MARGARET ANN ROBINSON, for assaulting
with intent to kill Sophia Irwin, was before
the Police Court yesterday. She waived an
examination, and was admitted TO bail in the
sum of $500, to answer at the present term Of
the Common Pleas Court.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

The election of Councilman in the First
Ward, is, VIC understand, to be contested, Tho
two Opposition judges claim that the vote for
Cunningham and Hart is a tie vote, and that
the candidates received 400 votes each. The
Democratic judge claims one majority. We
learn that Mr.. Hart will take his seat, and that
Mr.. Cunningham will enter his protest, when
the subject will be brought up for tho action Of
the Board.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

EricssOn's New CalOrie Engine, by
which this paper is printed, proves a success.
1t runs Hoes lightning double cylinder press,
throwing of three thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, of one cent and
half per same time. Our press and ngineroom
is open to the public at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. Ladies
and gentlemen, welcome
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[By Telegraph
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.

PHILADELPHIA, April 5. .
There very little shipping demand for Flour; sales
of superhne at 81 is, and extra family at SO U.s. To
the trade the sales have been within this range for
common and extra and Sc s71k7 50 for extra family
and fancy 600 brls; Rye Flour sold At x 25. Corn
continues dull sales of Red at 81 5Sl ss, and White
at 81 Goal 7S Rye has declined 2c sales 900 bush
Oats In limited demand sales Of Pennsyvania at b5c
Whisky dull at 2719@2sJfc. for Pennsylvania and
Ohio brls
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

A RUNAWAY occurred yesterday on Catharins
street, below Western row, which ended in an
express wagon being smashed up, aad the
driver, young lad by the name of Edwards,
very severely, but not dangerously bruised.
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by Telegraph
New Orleans Market.


New ORLEANS, April g.
Cotton-The steamers news caused an. advance Of
Ac and the market has fully recovered from the ef
feet of the Persias adyices sales to-day 24OO bales
at tA2c sales for three days, 2OOC bales recelnls
do. l20OO bales, against 27,JOO bales last week re;
ceps ahead of last year 500 bales receipts at all
Southern ports ahead of last year. 772,00O bales
ern. -L....
Gunny bags l09c
Freights on Cotton 10 Hayre, nd
Sterling Exchange l05laCdl0g4. Exchange on New
York per cent discount. Sight do. paT(GA prem. p
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

LAST night, about eight o'clock, two belIicose
individuals enjoyed the luxury of free fight,
on the corner of Fifth and Main streets, in
which one of the combatants was badly bruised
by billy or slung-shot The police were no"
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[By Telegraph.l
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April 6-P. NJ.
Stocks unsettled Chicago and Rock Island So; Hi;
nois Central (Bonds) 49, Michigan Southern l3A.
New York Central rs; Reading 5Os; Mississippi and
Milwaukee ~; Missouri Skies s7A; Galena and Chi;
and Toledo 356; Pacific Mail 7sx; Panama lls4;
Tennessee Skies a511; Carolina Skies l0lA.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING-A few day boarders can be
BE accommodated at No 100 West Fifth street,
with good board at reasonable prices ap5
R0ARDING-One or two Gentlemen can
NE secure pleasantly furnished room, with good
board in private family where there are but few
bonrderB, at No. 10Y Longworth street, between Elm
and Plum. Terms moderate. apl-B+
- front room, on second foor-for a gentleman
and wife, with board Also, room, with board, for
two single gentlemen, at No 239 Race street. above
Sixth. Reference required. mr3l-3t
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

YESTERDAY morning Judge Pruden sentenced
John B. Walch to six months service on the
chain gang, for stealing twenty dollars from a
passenger on the steamer Jacob Strader.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

SOME eight or ten gentlemen destined for
Vincennes, on snipo-hunting expedition, had
jolly good time last night at the st. Charles
Exchange. Song, wit, sentiment and other
LIQUIDS flowed freely.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06

POLICEMEN Norman and Grip, of the Third
Ward, state that the petition sent in for their
reappointment to the Police Commissioners was
80 sent without their knowledge or consent.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06
Non.ArrivaI of the Indian.

PoarLANp, April SO p. M.-The steam
ship Indian has not yet been telegraphed below.
She will bring advices from Liverpool ono day
iator than those received by tho steamship
Now York, which arrived at New York this
morning. ....I I
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, April 5.--The Personal Liberty Bill
was defeated in tho House to-day by vote Of
SO yeas to 81 nays.
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"Our Musical Friend, .

MO. Ia, NOW READY. PRICE, 10 CTS.
~ Contains Zone Smile from Ihsss nsT ssonE,
sists ~ SECqiGus tSsESi Ynass q
ifom ''satsnslla" Balts 'The 9AsIks RS5i, te
Naipsn'e'' ''' '''' y Vine street, above Fourth,
N D-Daek numbers supplied iN apo-sN
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LBy Telegraph
Liverpool Market

LIyERPooL, March y.
Produce Is generally unchanged, hut there y more
animation, owing to the improved political espeet OF
affairs. ! a".s. OF rtl 'fi
Potashes closed firm al 3Oa, Pearlashes steady.
Beef steady. Pork and Lard dull.
Sugar steady {
SPIRITS Turpentine dull at 4O@ as. Resin steady,
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[By Telegraph
Baltimore Market.

..a BALTIMORE, April 5.
Flour is duh al Sc 20 for Ohio.
Wheat unchanged. Corn lower; white 7sd 75c, yell
low SO@3s2c. . -. f...... b. ...-.. ..
Provisions dull.
Whisky Is quoted at 2sc. ... ...
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06
COMMON PLEAS.

UH. COMMON PLEAS. fHa.
In room No Judge Carter called the general dock
ct. and set cases.
In room No. 2, in the case Of Meers against Horno
and otbere, Judge Dickson overruled motion for n
continuance, and jury was sworn 10 try the issue,
which involved question to the validity Of an In
strument purporting to- 10 the will of John liears,
who died In 1856. The plaintiff contests the WILL asks
the Court 70 set il aside and 70 declare the order Of
probate void He denies that Il over legally exc.
WILL and alleges further, that IL procured by
due influence and by fraud.
The defense denies that the party died intestote or
that thore undue influence fraud, and raises an
issue also upon the question as to whether he IL heir
at-law of the deceased
Tho petition presenting the case Of negative aver.
ment, the counsel for defense claimed the right Of
the opening and close The Court overruled this
tion, and the plaintiff stated his case. Trial not
closed.
In room No Criminal side) ono or two casos were
set for trial this week by Judge Mallon. Witnesses
who do not appear Immediately before the Grand
jury, will have their recognizances forfeited.
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Local n ewS.
CINCINNATI WEDNESDAY, APRIL q

WE commence to-day the promised story
"Thc Unhired Servant" See fourth page.
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Eire nt Now Orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.--The lumber yard of
Messrs. Brady & Co. was destroyed by FIRE to-
day. Loss $4,000.
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FOUND.

ES0UND - In the Post office building, Q
n Package of Tickets. ETC., which can be had by
the proper claimant, on payment of this advertise
ment, at 1O3 West Fifth street. ap5i
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Departure of Trains.

CIHCINNATI, HAMILTON a DAYTON 600 A. NJ, $40
A. NJ, 4:3O P. NJ. $40 p. NJ, Hamilton Accommo-
dHtiOn.
CINCINNATI Il ST. IOUIs-0:OO A. NJ, 4l5 p M. 1850
p. M, Louisville Express.
INpI4NAPoLIs OISGiMNATI11,6 a. 4;l5P. M. 500
LITTLE MIAMI-9O0 A. NJ, 4:l5 p. NJ, 1880 r. M.
CINcINNATl, MAsIErTA 4 PARKERsgyEa-Fr From East
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON ZANEsvIIIE-From East
Front-Street Dopot-9 A. M, 4:l5 p. NJ. -.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND q IND1ANAPoLIs-600 A. NJ. :,
4:30 p. M.
ANDERsoN, KoKoMo h LoGANsPoRT-From Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Depot-6:00 A. M.
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L AW REPORT .


No. e6s5. Henry Dooittle VS.. Robt. W Steele.
Judge Storer oyerrulod demurrer TO tho petition.
No. 1893. Henry Doolttlc w. Henry and Asa p.
Stoddard. Demurrer 10 petition also oyerruled IN
this case. N-I'
Judge Caldwell and General Powell for plaintiffs
King Thompson for defense. 'F
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-06
FOR SALE.

HIN0R SALE. - One half of an extra good
n Route this paper. Inquire at this office, at
and Linn. ap6-bs
LN0R SALE-A valuable old established
- Vino and Liquor business, together with useful
receipts Apply soon to r. g., at this office ap2.B
EN0R SALE-A lathe, slide-rest, etc. Apply
n at G3 West Fourth street room No. !, up
stairs. apl.4t
HN0R SALE-A desirable Mt. Auburn resi-
NJ dence situated on Southern Avenue. For par
tculars inquire at the Washington Foundry, corner
of Vine and Longworth streets. mr25-A AM
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"ANTED-0ne or two additional Car
w riers Of the "Daily Press" for the city Of
Cuvington, Ky. ap2
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" "ANTED-CASH-Te thousand dollars
w at 10 per cent. First-class security given.
Address immediately, "R d. WENDELL. Post
Office" ap1-AI
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WANTED-A Girl to sew on vests. None
wv but good hand need apply at No. 3O4 Plum
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WANTED.

WANTS" "FoR SALE" "To LET" Lost"
"F0UND" &C., in this column, occupying three lines
or less, two insertions twenty 1--WE cents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-28

SUPPOSED AocIDEsTAL DEATH.-Taesdsy evening
N'bERr NORRIS rode ont across the river, aud yes
'erdAy morning his horse and buggy we're foand
near the abutmsut Of the old bT lge onthe opposite
sde OF the river, and upon search being made his
BODY was found in TIE river near che abu,men' He
Is said 10 have been 'on SPREE, ana the SUPPOSE
non is that III returning after dark he droTe down
10 The abutment OF the oil bridge instead Of turn
ing 1ptO the suspension bridge, upon arriving ct
which his horse stopped and refusing to 60 forward
ne may have gotten QUIT see what was the matter
ana fell from the abutment inta the river and thus
drowned Mr. Morris was young mau, about
twenty-five years old, snengneer on the river, and
gas highly esteemed by these who knew m. His
Only fault was that be would occasionally drink to
excess and what an end has it brought him to
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw York July 27.-The steamer Europa has
arrived with Liverpool dates Of 9aly lGs
The stesIasIs saxonia and KzBg sroo arrived out
onthe 18Th. The 0cssn Green On the 4.h, aud the
Persia on the 18th.
The news of peace is fully confirmed, but no par
ticulars have transpired beyoad the fact that the
Princes of Tuscany and Moaens return 10 their res
pective States.
The result of tho treaty is g morally nisirusted
in England.
Napoleoa was OF his way home.
The sardina Ministry has resigned and Count
Ariz charged to form new cabine'
Napoleon was expect dIoTeach Paris OF the 18Th,
when further details would be eff ,rded. Ia his ad
dress 70 he soldiers, he says that peace was
clnded because the contest was about 10 assume
proportions longer in keeping vita the interests
which France had in tle war efelt ~
The Emperor was on his way 70 vienna He
says, thai ne yielded to nuafavsrable p0iticalst-
uaton because the Neutral Allies did as ex
ed, come to his assslaace.
Ills reported that Caseur has resigned on account
Of the terms of ace being uusaiistac,ory.
The Paris Bourse closed at 6Sf 6Oc.
NEW YORK, July 27 paris letters note the dis,
content concerning ths,ternls ofsthe pc sces The
Steele objects TO suffering AusriaA influence still to
remain in Italy and demands the expulsion Of the
petty Italian Princes, confederate of Austria.
= Napoleon proceeds directly 10 st C oud postpon-
ing his off al entry ia Paris till he makes it at the
head Of the army
The Emperor and King of Sardinia entered Mi
Ian on the 18th, amid eDt Iusisstio aeelamatiOns.
A universal amnesty was granted on conditions
of ease. t if
Victor Emmanuel issued proclamation annoane-
lug their annexation to Sardinia.
Unfriendly feelings said 10 exist between Ma
poleon AMI Victor Emmanuel
Emanuel entered Turin on the 18th amid enthu-
siastic plaudts re
1t was rumorel that the Emperor and Empress of
the French would visit Vienna,
It is reported that The French army have com
menced counter march
Cardinal Antoneli will probably be Dismissed.
Gsribadi is about to issue proclaim At en-. 1t is
doubtful whether he will lay down his arms. s-r
The Pope sent an autograph letter to Napoleon
announcing his determir alton to demand an armed
Intervention from the Catholic Powers
ENoLAxD in the House Of Commons the bill
abolishiDg church rates passed its second read
ing by vote Of 263 against 1913.
Russ II sa d that nothing could be known about
the treaty of peace until Napoleon returned 10
Paris. t II
Graham called attention to the formidable French
fleets and the Orange riots in various parts Of
Ireland on the 9Th of July t
Prussia has ordered her troops en- the march to
alt. 4-
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m<~B. A. Fahncstock,s Yermi-

R(@B. A. FahncstOck'S Yernlf-
@1@so4S FUGE has long been regarded with favor
confidence by large body Of the regular medical profession
and daily prescribed By the physicians through
out the United States During the long period of its
popularity, spurious and cOunter limitations have time
time made their appearance Never has it been necessary
on the part Of the buyer udeous
chasing the genuine article than this limitations
are often close in their external resemblance to B.
STOCKS Vermuge be well calculated to put upon
suspecng purchaser article which he neither wished
tended to buy 1t is not enough to buy of accredited agent
but every purchaser must vigilance avoid being imposed
upon, AID every himself that he is
buying the genuine B. A. FAHNEsTocK's Vermifuge.
JulyI-d&wIm
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p- morality among southern

l@ Morality among Southern
S--s CHILBREN.-Itis estimated that in the South
ern States more children carried Of by worms and the
eases arising from them, than by all other aaes combined
Post norton examinations OF the young frequently reveal
the terrible syags of these indious enemies and life
1t is therefore, only Of phanhrophy recon-
mend, with all earnesness pFeparation like Wiers Cana
dian Terau9 which has proved many thousands Of cases
immediate safe and radical every kind of vermicuar
disease.
Be particular and the aWiaers Canadian
hermitage This is the only article thaca be depended
Remember this
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81 aud Isl, Chartres Street.
juyI7-d&Elm Sole Proprietors-
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Freight transportation.
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RATIEsTOIsE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.


FENE Southern Road Of the four great lines This road has
thus far been managed in such to commend it 70
the public patronage
Tiis Company. under the general supcriaendence Of
N. ID. HEARS, Gene raj Freight Agent,
shippers Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New ostsn EchnoR, Petersburg &c, at exceedingly
low RATS and Orears prices, the= moderate
terms, with the Deductions upon insurance Of and half per
BY this and the European shipping being from %
shlugs sterling ss than the New Orleans shipping prices,
all contribute 10 render it
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequalle ~ other
operations their We,ierE temnus is at PARK
ERSBURGI, Aa7dred and sigsfy miles below the low
ans dangerous Revocation Of the Ohio river This
enables osinsy the delivery GOODS not only certain,
bat Eh Dispatch any other route and as tie
declines their advantages such the time OF delivery
widens on other routes, that this is tiscny =
- Cheap, Reliable and speedy KOHte.
Freight by exposed 10 weather than By other
routes. dsas, e delivery being made II Pax
esbu wel shielded lost and elevated from thence BY
Immediately tote without being subject 70 W.T. Or
son.
me Louisville steamers connect direct with Pa-eburgh
boats without delay, hkewe the regular Cincinnati
boats Ptsburg drect TO Prkersburg By
this Arrangement the Company enabled - receive freight
daily for this their agency in Nashville, Tenn.
H. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
No. ?, corner Broad and Front Streets.