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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

WHERE is KossUrH?-Ho was, at the time
of the Americas departure from Liverpool
safe in London; and was one of several speak
ers appointed to address meeting to be held
in the London Tavern, for denounciDg the
Austrian leanings of the English arstocracy.
1t appears that tho middle and working classes
Of the English people, regard with considera-
BILE distrust the tendency Of their rulers, and
the aristocracy generally, 10 favorably regard
the position of Austria at the present time,
hence, series of meetings, and "monster
demonstrations" were arranged to be held in
London, Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool, and
other large cities, in order thus to tie the hands
of the Cabinet during the Parliamentary re-
cess, and to prevent Lord Malmesbury from
entering into entangling alliances.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

A BENEFIT pic. nic-being the 1rst annual
excursion of the St. Patrick's R. @. D. Society
ON behalf of the Sisters of Mercy, (os St.
Thomas Church, is to come OF at Metrcpoli-
tan Grove, twelve miles east Of Cincinnati, on
Thursday next. We understand that the
number of tickets issued is A, 800, out of which
there were sold early yesterday no fewer than
5000. The society have chartered four or
i've boats, and they heve-to their credit be ii
recorded resolved not only TO decline provi-
ding, among their refreshments, spirituous
liquors of any kind, but have bound tie own
ers of the vessels not to sell intoxicating drinks
under any pretencs, to tho excursionists. It
should be borne in mind that "Beneft" for
the Sisters of Mercy is really benefit for the
poor and helpless among our population.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

Does.-our exchanges, on every side, are
ardently calling for the immediate execution
of all dogs found at large and unmuzzled;
and, we must admit, from the little that we
know of the annoyances to which those who
are compelled to be out late at night have to
encounter, there is some excuse for the expres-
sion of such a sanguinary wish.
Dogs abound in the outskirts of the city,
chiefly owned by persons In humble circum-
stances, who can have no interest Gas far as
we can perceive) in maintaining such an army
of worthless animals, beyond the qualification
which 1t possibly gives "our" Toms or Bills,
to possess quadrupeds capable of making fun
for them by biting pigs, fighting with other
CANNES, or frightening children when "set on"
by their juvenile owners. In the daytime
those animals are kept, generally, within
doors, or, at least, from public view; but no
sooner has the shades of night commenced to
fall, than they are turned out into the streets,
to the annoyance and personal danger Of all
who pass by. Cannot the police distribute
some "buttons" among the carriers, as did the
Marshal from our sister city, Coyington, some
short time since, to the unsr eakable relief of
many of the citizens?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

MONDAY EVENING, June o.
FL0UR-The demand was better to-day and pricea
ruled higher; The sales were 2O0 brlp at IS 5O6 IS
for superhne, and SD7 25 for EXTRA 24O6 brls were
received the last As hours.
WHISh Y-The demand continues active and prices
q cent higher; sales OF 800 bI.s az .6kQJ 26M the
lat er rate for wagon.
GROCER ES--lhe market continues dull and the
demand quite limited Tor all articles In the large
way prices are nominal In tbs regular way Sugar
61l2Ac.
Pk0vIsIoNs-No done to day, that we heard
OF, ana prices are nominal, There seems TO be no
demand worthy of notice.
WHEAT.The market opened dull this morning,
with but limited deInand hllt tow de tho close the
demand impruvedy land the MAJ iu; CO sed Iirm sales
Loo bush; prime " hite at Sl tG 800 do do III az
" +5 3Nl do. good hite at ~ 42,s; 1870 do. prime
hed ~ u Arr S99 do ked at y 81 q do. prime do
CORA-The market is prime with brisk demand;
sales 100 bush. ut SOc.
BAkLEY-A fair demand and prices steady. saiau
200 bush at 60c - -
RYE-The market is dull and prices have further
declinrd sales $50 bush al 95c., and 80 do. at g0c
YAISLi 10 no market Is dull and priees lc. lower;
ILAX;;sEhD-salos rs bush. at 81 %. Market
quiet and dull
CHEEsE-Sales 200 boxes W. r. at &c.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
NEWPORT NEWS.

The tax bills for the current year are now
in the hands of j. D. Often, City Treasurer,
for collection, amounting to Sle,e2s o5, which
is about 81 900 less than the amount of last
year.
The County Court met at Alexandria yester-
day, and all the Magistrates and oonstables,
lately elected were duly qualified to fill their
respective offices.
In Newport, LIST District, Magistrates-ow-
en- Conlin and X. Sine. Constable-U. olary
Second District, Magistrates--J. t. Payne
and G. NJ. DeOourcy. Constnble-WillisM Nor
ton,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
River News.

PIrTsBuRG, June 6--M.-River three feet
eight inches by the metal mark, and about sta
tionary. Weather clear; mercury 72 deg. No
arrivals or departures.
ST.. LOUIS, June 8, P. M,-River fallen six
inches at this point, in the last "a hours and is
still receding. Nothing new from any of the
upper streams. Weather clear and much
warmer.
PIrrsBuRe, June 8, P. M.-No change in
cloudy.
canal.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

A MAN, named George Groskopf, was ar
rested by the Twelfth Ward policemen, last
evening, charged with stealing horse,
saddle and bride, from farmer residing in
Franklin County, Indiana. He had disposed
OF the stolen property to the keeper of feed
store, on Western Row. The property was
recovered, and placed in the stable of Mr..
George Cream, on Ninth street, and the
prisoner locked up in the Bremen-street
Station house, where he will await the arrival
Of proper officers from Indiana.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
AMusEM

WOODS THEATER.-A large and fashionable
audience greeted the Star Company at Woods, last
evening. This evening will be produced that good
old English comedy entitled "Ths Rivals; or, a Trip
to Bath"
aud at a heavy loss. Mr. Lewis Baker. Manager, has
teen absent a longtime in California. The manage
ment has been continued in his name by John Bates
who says he is large loser by Mr.. Saker The latter
gentleman, no doubt, has been heavy sufferer in the
enterprise Of he 'tNati nal "
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Correspondence of the Daily Pross.l

EVANSVILLE, June 8, 1850.
EDIToRs OF DAILY PHEss:-steamer Lightfoot
James A: Frazier, Master, Mstcalfe and O,Hara,
Clerks, left Nashville Tuesday, May Slst, at p, NJ.
Boats for Cincinnati; Dunlieh aud Harmonic. Met
+ D. Hamilton al Yellow Creek, Clifton at Horse
Ford, Arkansaw Traveller at Caseyvile, r L Sass
aground at Hanging Rock, Dilgrnl at Slim Island
Grape shot aud tmma awaiting daylight at foot Of
Harpeth Shoals aud falling with The John GauIt
hard aground. The Ohio falling, with seven teet on
the bar from here down.
MANIFEsT-ProctUr 4 Gamble 80 bales hair, Q bris
lard; W. Smith q co.: Il brls lard, aud clsk cop.
per; Worthingion * Co.: 243O blooms: Robert Moolc
80 tons OF pig.lron; Q, Q. pTather q Co: 2l7 bags
wheat; Hicks, Porter q Co 73 bugs wheat; Mann &
Straus; pacKuge; Ch9mbpr,, Stevens d Co.: box;
Have 30 tons pig. iron, for Louisville
VIII be up on Sunday night. All we'll,
O'HARA.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
lBy Telegraph.l
New York Market.
NEW Yong. June 6.

~ t''a ' p NEW YoRK, June g.
Flour opened heavy but closed better, sales s,aO0
brs az 20 1905 20; supeIhno State SO 907 90 extra
State Sc 40@6 60; superior Wisconsin S6 e5CAT 26;
common to good extra Western 81 l06g7 50; do,
round hoop Ohio closing hrm, Canada quiet but
but quiet; sales coo bush; 95 bush. unsound Ohio
Spring al 81 s0 Milwaukee Cnb Ry lower; sales 5000
bush .9T@o 90. Barley dull ut 65075c Corn hrrier:
sales 500 Pnsh Ct s7@Sso.i mixed Western ssHo,;
Western Yellow 9U6193c.; round Yellow a2c. White
Southern oats lower aud dull 52G5ic. for State $50
Soc. for Wisconsin and Canadian. =. u.
whisky heavy; sales $40 hrls, at 27H828
M IS Pork Tner but QUEER 400 Urls. at $50 go
0l7 WG New Mess Sl4 o2al4 rs; Prime Beet quiet;
sales $50 brls. at 81 1901 25; Country Prime So bO@
~ do Mess oil OOSlt OO Repacked Chicago Sli Sod
10 90; extra prime Mess Beef ard Beef Hams QUIET
and new Bacon dull Cut meats dull and heavy; saes
l60 packages drysalted Shoulders; sH69sA for hams
brls. at llA@llAc. ~ - -
Butter steady az ls@sOc for Ohio and State.
Cheese duh at 5dlUc. ~ II. .rH ~ "a
des dull; sales ,4Oo 2i>Sc. for Western Ito. for
st. Domingo.
Cotton 6uoyantj sales 700 bales at iocN, for mid.
ding upands. N1uaU UAW ~ TT llW -FTiif
Linseed Oil dull at 636ls4c,
Hides dull Western Pike,
Tallow dull at lie. = -Fs Hrfr utFYF-E
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
BY the Utah b5afl.

sr. LOUIS, June The Ugoh mail brings q
proclamation of Gov. CummiDg, commanding
the immediate dispersion ct various parties of
Mormons, associated together in military ca
pacity in the mountains surrounding Salt Lake
Valley.
The Valley Tan complains that this proc
lamation is not put into the hands of Fed
eral officer to execute instead Of the Territorial
Marshal, and asserts that treason is as rife in
the Territory now as il was before the advent
of the army. ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
by the Overland Nail.

ST. LOUIS, juno 6.--The Overland Csiifor-
mia Mail arrived here Saturday night. Eight
white men prospecting for silver near Honey
Lake had been killed by the indians. The
house of Col. Stevenson, at BED Bluff, was
burned on the 1lth ult Stevenson's wife, an
other woman and five children perished in the
flames. . ... .. r--
The Arizopian, cf the leth ult., is filed
with accounts Of the proceedings Of band Of
regulators, who had driven all TIE Mexicans
from Sonorito Valley, and Committed several
murders. The Americans ut Tabac had pub
licy denounced these ourrages, aud n company
of troops had been detailed from Fort Buch-
anan TO snppress further outrnges.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

EDWARD REYNOLDS, one of the sable sons of
Bucktown, was held in bonds of $500 by
Judge Lowe yesterday, for his appearance be-
fore the Court of Common Pleas, to answer to
the charge of h saultng, with intent to kill,
the proprietor of coffee-house, on the corner
Of Sixth and Broadway, named John schmis-
Ter. Reynolds used sharp razor, and iuaict-
ed several severe wounds upon the face of
Schmisler
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Mr.. STEPHEN MAssErr, {" Jeems Pines

Mr.. STEPHEN MAssETT, {" "Jeems Pipes,
of Pipesville,") who has been soourning at
the Burnet House for several days past, called
on US yesterday and requested us to say, that
owing to the impossibility of procuring a
Hall, he will have to defer giving our citi-
zens series of his "song and Chit-chat of
Travel in many Lands" Mr.. Massett will
visit us again in few weeks, when we hope
to have the pleasure of rich treat.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
The Citv of washjngto,,,. Ner,

SAcEvILLB, n. B., June GA dispatch was
received this morning from Sc. Johns, New
Foundland, stating that further details of the
news obtained from the City of Washington
off Cape Race, we're in the Office of the Associ-
ated Press, but the Nova Scotia line, with tho
design of frustrating the receipt of the intel
ligence, refused to transmit any portion of the
dispatch until the whole was received. Before
this was accomplished, their line was reported
out of order.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

The adjourned sale of lots to come off at
Greenwood, tomorrow afternoon, will close
out the remaining unsold lots. One hundred
and fifty lots have been sold, and the interest
increases. Messrs. Burkhaulder & Co., and
Messrs. Dill & Co., will soon have an ample
supply of bricks for those wishing to build at
Greenwood. Cars leave at 3--seats Free
See advertisement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

FRANK soUTHALL, Bucktown gent, who
has for some time past boen trying to break
into the Ohio peuitontiary, will have hear
ing this morning on q charge of vagrancy.
Frank is sharp darkey, and will doubtless
demand Jury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

EVANSVILLE juno D, looS.
Captain, left Nashville Tu sday, az riX p NJ, with 20
tuns treSght and 20 cabin and deck passengeIs
Boat in uort for Cincinnati, Harmonic. Took on 50
tuns metal at Bakers LHuding 800 brls flour ut
Clarksvie, aud 100 tups metal At Palmyra. Three
Gault hard aground, AMI river falling fast Met Il.
B. Hamilton above Palmyra, and Clifton below Can
ION. Arrived at SmIthlaud at eleven P. NJ Thurs
day. Two boats aground at foot OF Cumberland
Island, names unknown Met st Louis at Slim
Island Arrived nc Evansville at twelve, night
Will be In Cincinnati on Monday. p
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

We are under obligations to Mrs. William
Mclaughlin, of Lockland, Hamilton County,
for most beautiful boquct. Such favors at
all times are not only acceptable, but greatly
appreciated,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

WE presume that by this time the Prosecut-
ing Attorney of the Police Court, has arrived
at the conclusion that that boquet has not only
been properly noticed, but kindly cared for.
There was freed" in it, "Eg."
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

On Sunday evening four men boarded skiff
near the corporation limits, and struck out with
tho intention of crossing to the kentucky side;
but owing, it is said, to their want of skill in
the management of boats, the little craft was
upset, and the four unfortunate fellows sunk
and were drowned.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

sPALDlNe & ROGERS European Circus, on
board the Floating Palace, will open up at the
foot of Main street this afternoon, at O'Clock.
This company is composed of the elite of the
arena from both Europe and America.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

A RESPECTABLE looking lady was fined FIVE
dollars and costs in the Police Court yesterday,
for placing chain around tho neck of a little
girl and choking her until she was faint. A
family feud was the cause of this outrageous
treatment.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
q UCTtON SALE-LARGE SALE O.

a UCTtDN SALE--BARGE SALE OF
ga good Fu niture, Carpets, Shoes Bcs gius etc.,
ut Auction BY KELLOGG 4 VILLA Ms, Sales.
rooms NOs. p and ~ East Third street On TUES
DAY MORNING, June L at O'Clock, will be sold a
large stock of good and second hand Furniture,
viz Mahogany and Rosewood Sofas aud SOciables:
Paror, large booking, Elizabeth and Sewing Chairs
Marbic-tup Dressing and other Bureaus; Marble. top
Uanc-sept, Dining, Chamber and Cottage Chairs;
What-nots, Stands, Bedstead5, etc.
ALsO-20 dozen Ladies' fine Gaiters, Boots and
Shoes: Cottage Ihnmher Sets; Iron Safe, etc
ALSO-l5 PIECES WOOL and other Carpets
ALoO-3 Top Duggies, good article, and other
Goods. ie6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

FRosT.--We regret to learn that the severe
and injurious frost was general throughout
Western New York on Saturday night, and
that in Ohio, Corn and fruit prospects have,
in many places, been blasted.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

WM. PARKS, a stranger in the city, was ar
rested by Lieut.. Small, last evening, for steal
ing silver watch from boarder at the Tre-
mont house, corner of Fifth and Vine. The
watch was found at pawn brokers, where
Parks had "sent it up tho spout" He will
have n hearinO o.dav
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

a UCTOE SALiG--LARGE STOCK OF
IA Dry Goods, Clothiers' Goods, &c. - THOMAS
JOHNSTON, AuctiOneer, in Sa' 'es- rooms No % Main
street next TO Trust e. INK On Tuesday Morning,
June l. commencing at W O'Clock will be sold, wi Ia
out reserves $50 lots of Seas nablc Dry Goods; among
which are BieaChed and Brown Muslins, Apron
hecks best brands Of Prints, Ginghams, Brilliants
fine Lawns, Robes, Dress Goods. &c
ALSO-25 pieces g. and A Mating; 10 cases flnc
Straw and Panama Rats
ALSO Stock of Wooden Goods, suitable for Cloth.
iers, among which fine Cloths, Cassimers Vest
inGs, &c.
ALS0-;Ahn invoice Of Umbrellas, Parasols, Fancy
Articles, Trimmings, &c. n.6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

A BUGGY, containing three ladies and a
little boy, was upset on the Reading Road,
near Abigail street, yesterday. The buggy
was completely smashed to pieces, but strange
to say, the occupants escaped without injury.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Suspended.

AUGUSTA, Ca, June e.-It is confidently
stated here, that the house Of John Frazer
& Co., of Charleston, suspended on Saturday,
in consequence of difficulty in negotiating
sterling exchange. Their assets, however,
are abundant, and it is believed the susper-
sion is only temporary.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

WE have received number of a neat little
sheet published at Dayton, Ohio, called the
"Firemans Gazette, edited and published by
c. E. crowell, Esq, and devoted exclusively
to the interests of fremen. .-..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Arrival and Departure Of Steamers.

sugDAY;-Peland, Louisyille Boston, Lonisyillei
ddohla, Maysville; Lebanon, PlttsbWg., MoNDAY-
leith Nashville; POcahontas, Arkansas River; Has
tings, Pittsburs; Superior, Louisville; Hickman.
Memphis.
DEPARTURES. .-suNpAY.-Bo Louisville MoE.
Day Superior Louisville; Caledonia Maysyille;
Forest Queen, Madison; Poland, PlttsburR,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
MONETAR Z.

CINCINNATI, Monday, June 6-3 NJ.
Money continued in fair demand at lO6nl2 Per cent
for short approved paper. E.
Eastern Exchange advanced, to-day, TO u prem.
selling rate. All the Bankers receive Missouri pa
per- with the exception Of the Ohio Valley they dis
count at n per cent, aud sell Exchange, to their
customers only, at VI preu
Gold B pren'., selling Arm r. .-r
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Arrival of the Indian.

QUEBEs, June 6.-The steamship Indian Is
coming up. Her news thus far received, is
merely repetition of that received by the City
of Washington off Cape Race. She win reach
here tonight.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

AT meeting of the City Board of Equaliza-
tion, yesterday, an addition of Sl0,l50 was
made to the returned assessment of property in
the Seventeenth Ward.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

In Louisville, on Sunday night last, Henry
Parsons, youth and moulder by trade,
swallowed dose of strychnine, while labor
ing under temporary mental alteration
Faint hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

A UCTION SALE. BY COOPER &
"a STOKES, Auctioueers 80 Adjourned sale Of
choice building lots in Greenwood, or Lockland sta
tiOn, on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road, eight miles direct and twelve miles by railroad
from Cincinnati, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
june 6, lc5y, at 81 O'clock on tue premises.
The Lots are from 30 to 100 feet front by from 100 to
l30 feet deep. Title good.
Terms Of sal9-i5 cash. and IS q month per lot on
all lots that sell for less than $50; for lots of $50 and
upward, one-third cash. balance in one year, with
per cent. Interest on deferred payments
An extra train OF passenger Cgr5 will leave the
Sixth street depot O'Clock precisely on the day OF
sale aud take passengers to ana from the sale tree OF
charge.
PlIls can be had AZ No. 29l Elm street and No. II
E0si Fourth street. jc6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

SCHOOL BOARD LAST NIGHr.-The School
year ends annually on the 3Oth of June. The
rules of the Board require nominations Of
Teachers to be made to the Board at its first
regular meeting in June. Previous to ncmin-
atoms last night, Mr.. Powers, one Of the mcm-
bers, sought to have introduced the following
resolution:
ResolUed, That the salaries Of tho Principal
Teachers Of the intermediate Schools be fixed
at the Same rate, per month, or per annum, as
the Principal Teachers Of the District Schools,
for the next ensuing school year.
The salary of Principal Teacher of Inter-
mediate Schools, is Sl1O per month, and of
District School, 500 per month. Qusry-Does
the resolution propose to make each $40, or
$1OOp
In face Of a standing ruIs requiring amend
ments to lay over one week, Mr.. Harding,
Vice President, In the Chair, decided the reso-
luton was in order. His deci aion was received
by the Board.
The resolutions will be taken up for oonsd-
GRAFTON at next meeting--when decision will
be had as to salaries uf all the TEACHERS, viz:
LIST district, Daniel Hougbj 2, Abram s. Rey-
nolds; VIM. T. Forbes 2 division of A, John
8. Highland; 8, VIM. E. Crosby; Z, B. 0. NJ.
DeBeck; 8, Uriah Rice; 8, G. @. Guilford; 10,
P. L. +. Reynolds IL, Wilbur B. Wheeler; l2,
Thomas j. Tone; Is, John B. Trevor; Mt.
Auburn, W. H. Pabodie; let, intermediate,
John Hancockj 2, Mason D. Parker; 4, Cyrus
Mason.
No nnrninatin hor H.. -.
the Board in the following districts, viz: 5ih
and l4th district, and 1st division of 4th district,
Orphan Asylum and Sd Intermediate.
The new Board does not organize until the
second Tuesday of July.
The Common School Library has now at
tanned an Importance which challenges the
attention Of larger number of our citizens
than is now enrolled on its register. 1t ia
not merely collection of books for boys, but
a City Library of rare and valuable works
suitable for the consultation of men Of sci.
ence and culture. Important additions ere
soon to be made to the library the catalogue
to be furnished is to pass the muster OF
critics, and Sl.335, the fund realized by con-
certs of the pupils of the Public Schools, is
to be applied to placing alcoves, shelving
and furniture, appropriate to this valuable
and rapidly increasing library.
On the 18th instant, the workmen will
proceed to remodel the rooms in the second
story of the Mechanics Institute, and the
circulation of books will necessarily be inter-
rupted until the completion of the new work,
which will not be sooner than /, st of August.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
Municipal Election.

WASHINGTON, June 8.--The Municipal Eleo-
tion to-day passed off quietly, without any Of
those scenes which have heretofore disgraced
our city. There was no serious opposition to
the Anti-Know Nothing ticket.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

WE ere informed by one who is posted, that
the Fndley Chapel NJ. E. Sunday School OK
pect shortly to have one Of the most extensive
and interesting libraries in the West.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

TaE opening party of the Ohio White Sui
phur Springs will take place Thursday next.
We hear that Menter's cotillon band will be
in attendance.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07
FOR RENT.

EN0R RENT-Three good Rooms and Cellar
r. at No. ss Milton street. Also-It is wished TO
hire good qnarry-men. Inquire Of L. SLACK, Pros
pect Bill College. je7-d"
E1N0R RENT-Manufacturin Rooms, with
H or without power. on Southwest corner Of
Home and Fifth stret, between Elm aud Plum Ap-
ply at j. W. WAYNE, at Hardware store, lg6. Main
street, near Fifth. Terms low. je3-b%
EN0R RENT DWELLING HOUSE, No.
"a 100 Hopkins street. Inquire of THOMPSON q
NESMlTH. % West Third street. je3-bS
HN0R RENT-The modern Dwelling House
n No. 30S Seventh street. In fine order ten rooms,
bath, water closet, hail. with two-story iron yeran.
day in front. Apply on the premises, my2S-aw
(ch. Times.)
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-07

EXTENSIVE preparations are being made for
the benefit of Mr.. Samuel Simmons, the gen
tlemanly usher Of the National Theater.