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New Publications.

Have Just opened f,w cases
Old English Law Books,
To which thy invite ihe attention of the
Profession. viz: Eht
|. Iesey'S Chaneery RfpOis. wells. folio;
3. Vesey's (Jun H. Chanetry Reports. 90
vols; t58If &tA4sse 4
3. BacOn's Abri'gmtnt 7vOlS;
4. MOore's Reprrts. IL vols;
5. Wentworths Pleading. 10 vols;
6. Myln and KlentSs thanclry Reports. !
vols;
7. Long on Sales. ] vol;
s. BlaekstOne's (William) Reports. vols;
9. BackslOne's Henry Reports. svOls;
10. Browns Eases in Parliament. vols. 4tO;
II. TOmlin'S aw Dictionary. vols. 4lO;
70. Abridgmenl Ofcasts in Equity. ". folio;
ID. Woods Institute. lyOl. folio;
ii. East's Reports. l6 vols;
Is. DurnfOrd and Lasts Reports. SV. folio;
l6. DOmal's Civil Law. vols. folio;
II. Lill,'s Practical Register. 2yOlS. folio;
Is. Dyer's Reports. 3 wells. syO;
10. D!er's Reports. 2 vols. folio. in Norman
French:
20. Saunders' Reports. vols. fOlie;
81. Sulliyan'S Lectures ON ths Laws Of Eng
land. vol. ito;
%. Hoffman, Chancrry Reports. vol.
2s. Gases and Opinions in Matters Of Law
and Equity. 2yO!s;
2i. Cases Concerning settlements. lyOl;
2s. Amblet'S Reports. | vel;
26. BlaekstOnc'S Commentaries. 4 vols. ito;
| 81. BlarkStORe'S Commentaries. 4y SyO. calf;
Is. PrecedeGtS in Chanctry. vol.
20. BO>anquet and Puller's Reports. Sv. SVO;
30. foxes Reports. vols;
81. Douglas RepsrtS. 2yCls.
50. Evans Collect on Of Statutes. vols;
80. Maxwtll'S Marine Law. 2vOlS;
81. COmaynS Law of landlord and Tenant.
s.. Hawkins Pleas of the Gown. vols;
Sc. lale'S Pleas Of the crown. 2TOls;
81. Sugdtn on Vendors. lvOl;
IS. hrchbOld's Practice. vols;
80. New lie and MaBning'S RerOriS relating
10 The Lflice and Duty Of Magistrates,
vols.
10. Barn' wall and AdOlphuS' ReTOrts. 81;
IL. Barnewall and CrrSwelrs RrpartS. lOy;
A. COOper'S Select ClSS. Decided by Lord
BrOrgham;
u. COOper'S hanctry REPORTS. | vol;
"A. Athyn's RnOrts. sVOlS;
d. TauntOn's Reports. 7yOls.
46. Petre Williams Reports. syOlS;
AZ. Chitty'S Eun's Justice. vols.
50. Bentham's Morals OF Legislation. ";
81. Trials for High Treason and ether
Grimes. 6VOlS;
So. 7 Ntwgate Calerdar vols;
IS. The New and compete NtWgate CaIen-
dar, 6 vOS;
81. Criminal chronology /; or the New New
gate Calendar. Nv;
s.. The Great eyer OF Poisoning: The
Trial Of the Earl Of Somerset for the
Poisoning Of Sir Thomas Overbtrry, in
The Tower OF London, Nv SVc;
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Valuable Lot of Land near
Nashville.

AN Offering fnr n low terms, tract Of Land
l. The Louisville B aEch Turnpike, containing
% hu IdrcO acres, about If cea' ed, niue miles
from Nashville, jDi ing the lands of EDOch Cun-
nIugh aud L. wmin. 1t is god farming hand.
p cuarly adapted Ia tile growth Of wheat ard
T. uit wh Excellent water. II will he so low. APP
ply suor to A. V. ). LlSDSl-Ef.
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OS HAiF shis. 81. Leafs Gelasn syrsp;
jssi received ,sae very sapsrlor srsIeis fer sal
s-5@s cxsrks wnkFoap O.
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kENOSENE OLA.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.
Seduced Price.

. tfhiAhlisHtb ie53
A NNOCNCE that, havsHg made great improve
n menlt Ia the maj ufActurs ct Kerosene they are
how enabled 10 oncr il 10 Ih= Trade At
A Reduced Price.
The attention ol consumers ~ resp etfully called
10 tbe subj6ined table The result At phutonsei rca
examination, by EBwAKD \. kENI, OF New York
Chemist, ana dated Feb. ). 1850. s1# s...
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ItOR . ter OF years, Of IA. M 81 desirahle
IL FARMS IN The Cou ~ 81 IaVilsan. three mi 9
frOH Nashville, On the Norsh SIDE Of tae cauiber-
i.nd rivsT, cot.tsiflEg sbs acres; 20 eTlen and
IA Guilty ziio m large zGsi fsFtsble D~eiliEg
kfcteEs, smsske E.us~s anA al n. cs.<arx aas
houses lbs hahn - ~-ll Netrred and has a lne
orchard uneH a. A fac 10 e Cerr Eo.dd. = and
Oais be p1rehasea nox al The farm. Fsr fun.
tier ia aras.iaos apply n Ma. 81 Cherry street.
oct22-a AIChAkL VAUGHN.
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Nftu Aoufrtisrlrrnfs.
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
RAILROAD.
J - 80 -

RAILROAD.
! I - - -
FIR 1T. -Lol is, CHICAGO. d. Ta0IT.
Aud all Points West and North
A3a west. N8
To Great Western and North west Short Line Route
1859. FALL ARRANGE uENr.1sse.
Two Daily Trains to ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
an and after OCT. b R 7th, 1859. Passenger
~ Trains VIII cave New albany Opposite Louis
yi.le), Us foliows ~rF Gfs'-s1
1:55 A. Chicago and St. Louis Express Mail
DAILY except Suadays) reaching u. Lnur at 2:i5
A ", and Chicago At 7:4s A. NJ. Cincinnati 1T
1880 p: NJ. Chicago and St Louis Night Express
(aiiy except st,u'dIys), reaching ct Louis at
2:i5 - NJ ,asd ca clgo al 500 =. NJ On sstur-
day nights tlIis ain rdns OILY 10 Mitchell. re-
turnilg fonday IN rnings.
$50 ST. MI hell oonmo arion (laaiIy ex. ept
Sgndays). Returning, conDects With The train
from - l. us at d: o A NJ reach pg New AL
bany al s:t5 P M, Lou syiile AZ $40 p NJ.
Trains leave st. LOUIS a 6.59 a NJ, aGd $500 r.
NJ. arriving ~ Louisville al $50 A. NJ anu $40
+. NJ
Omnibusses Leave Louisville at I0:3O
"A. "a, and $3.50 r. N. gg
Only one change nf Cars to ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago
Baggage Ch. ok d Through.
All 1rans connect chs -ly with all Passenger
Trims ONO Id MISSISSIPPI r.saIirvad, wall
inCeulIIell Tor - & II. trIi they aelay
ca, tnei coy ilISurIuS 10 paSSe.ge TSabie
Ions at AncneIi, nom ~ L. uis or TN, inuati
Sx- Passengers aud nagg &c tax IN to a..u from
auy y L Va The CITY aud tie Z charge.
both Ihio ugn tsaAs conuGcL closely AT q
tie NJ. the ierr,' Iauts 4ch.n und IiaI.r.aad
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dliiai,ois A. l.si-! cite " l he ,Uiedo X Weseru
tiI"aS. AID With tie 1icEi- SDuIhrrn and
NJ. hera h4Gl.na X. n. IJr ful do CHIC 20 ana
al lite All -hi.Ie oltIiOns. Also a Mcn..in Ci.y
Win tbs Mich -an Ce4,r.i mr. Al 70. Cue 10 an,
ali po!I's West aud NUrth AIsU Detroit aud
ali DOlIIS 4GIst.
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Lu'.isV lie hy :, TL,fe nix .IGh .ILkEIs .ua ia
tLvr nIof -'tiOn Can DC Ub-alned. Also, At T1cket
Once, .uIss ia, Ho. ell.
Ifa.iis are fun W Louisville Tn,
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BRANDY! BRANDY :!

TX + have Just received to be spd for account OF
w c,hsis ures, the fol owing superior Brandy viz
6 Hsf I'pes Gard, i4upey 20 Cognac, 1885,
Pin IT CIsiilIan 4 CO. - 1854;
4QHart % fiisquib Is 7;
- Oiatd, nupey Co. - le55:
the above viii be Id IA Il credit OF tour months.
II disposed Of previous To- uur next auction
TUESDAY EcxD it Will be of-reu al Auction. Cali
and anime
CARTER, WILSFOrD & co.
oct27 No Market street.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY. Oct. q.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Howell.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Hurt, presented a memorial from citi-
zens of Covington, protesting against the re-
moval of he seat OF justice from The town of
Covington to the centre of Til ton county. a.
proposed by bill now p ndng before the
House. Referred to the Judiciary Commit
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Ct.hIlfICAfkS or FAChAG ~ in the above scheme
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PRICE ONE CENT.
By TELEG r Al PHI.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
Additional News by the Bremen.
HOW ENGLAND REGARDS FRANCE
MORE ENGLISH APPOINTMENTS.


From the mails by the Bremen, we have the
following additional news: AID .......
The London Times, speaking Of Palmerston
and Russell, says:
"Both see in France better agent for the
reorganization of Italy, and for the creation of
that federal union which is all the unity possi-
BILE under the existing circumstances.
Were the question to be confined to the pres
ent state of affairs, the policy to be pursued
might be stated in a sentence: .
Austria is flying homewards; France aud
Sardinia are pursuing her across the Adla;
Venice is about to be attacked immedately-
on the east and on the south the whole penin-
'ula is raising against her and expellipg her
allies and garrisOns. The only advice to be
given is, that Austria should accommodate
herself to those painful circumstances, Just as
England admitted the independence of the
United States, and France has twice submitted
to tho dictaton Of invaders.
There can be no glory gained by stubborn,
and even victorioAs resistance to the Just claims
IF great nation, and it is unwse to wage a
war where even military success incurs moral
opprobrium. No doubt this and similar con l..
sidorations will boin due time urged upon Aps-
trla by the two ministers who have undertak en-
to divide the responsibility of our foreign re-
lations. H.1T Ur-.0
There is no doubt entertained that the con-
vention between Russia and the Rothschi.ds
will result in their being contractors for auy
future loan Russia may desire to raise.
In London a blue book has been published
containing all the English correspondence on
Italian affairs. The latest note assigns to Aus
tria the last responsibility for al the miserie
and calamities inevitable consequent in con
fict which was on the eve of being averted
The London News of 14th inst. says that it
is believed that Lord Elgn has been offered
the Secretary of the Colonies. Mr.. Cobden
will have the option of the Board of Trade
and Miner Gibson will also enter the Cabinet.
Sidney Herbert will probably be Minister of
War; Sir G. G. Lewis, President of the India
Board, and Mr Gladstone, Counsellor of the
Exchequer. Sir r. Bethel is also spoken of
for the latter office. Sir James Graham, tho
Duke of New Castle and the Duke of Argyle
have declined to join tho new Administration.
Tho London Times city article of the 18th
says that the statements that Prussia will soon
abandon her neutrality appear to rest on no
definite authority, and are perhaps merely en-
couraged at.Berin to meet the excitement in
the other German States. .' -t.-'-
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airducts below to bear off the foul air, and tha
rooms properly furnished and ordered may be
secured for female prisoners, as to make them
better off in habits and principle on leaving.
If Council will not act at once, we will start a
subscription among the citizens, and provide
decent comforts, at least, to save Cincinnati
from disgrace. 1t is a sad thing to see the
poverty-stricken, half-clud prisoners, men and
women, leave on Saturday night, when re-
leased. Without money, 1--WE met one yester-
day, after he was let out; he had worked for
three weeks on the chain-gang, but received
no money. He was lame, and but half clad;
had no place to 60, and must soon go back;)
without friends; known to be jail-birds often
diseased or lame, and not able to work; thoir
very appearance discourages begging, and, Of
course, but few hours pass until they steal
either food or clothing, because they need
them, or to get back again to the prison hole
which, bad as it is, they have home interest
in, and for which and even its evils are affec.
ted with local pride. Each time that They
pass through the courts, each one costs tht
city near five dollars, besides the expense o
keeping up the prison. None pay the cost
for they are unable
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
FatnI Railroad Accidents.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-The train that left
this city on Saturday afternoon for PhiI1del-
phia, was thrown from the track, at Cbase's
station, about fifteen miles distant. II. NJ.
Clough, the engineer, was killed, and n man,
whose name is not known, leaped from the
train, and had his arm smashed, rendering am
putation necessary. -r.U..L . oil --..I
Tho engine, mail and baggage cars were
thrown from the track, and much damaged.
The train was delayed about six hours. None
of the passengers were injured. .H .-
CHESTER, Pa, June 27.--An aged woman
was run over by the freight train for Dalti-
more, on Saturday night, near this place, and
her leg crushed and collar bone broken. She
was brought here, but did not survive Ion &.
She was walking on the track, and though
hailed by persons on the road, warning her Of
her danger, she continued to walk along until
struck by the train. As she was seen to look
back at the coming train, it is supposed that
she designed suicide. -
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STRANGERS GUIDE.


q. ARTIST.
g.. w. Phillips, No. 5 Bacon's Building, corner
Sixth and Walnut.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS & SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson g. Co., $50 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Anderson, Gates 81 Wright, liz Main st.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
mcAlpin, Hinman 81 Co., 1903 Walnut st.
- CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co., agents, IL Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. Butler, 80 Vine at.
% MEDICINES. r,...-
DIR. @. w. RObaok,s Scandinavian Blood pills
and Blood Purifier, No. q East Fourth street. sec
ond building from Main.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Pollock & Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. II Beck, 81 Broadway. "a 70 .-
DIR. j. G. Beck, 50 Broadway. - s- g
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. Ii. SJOut 81 Co., ~ West Fourth street.
SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free g. Co., o Main st,
TRUNK MANUFACTURES.
G.. w. ShOII, 81 Walnut street. IT,.
VETERINARY SURGEON.
j. Z. Meyer, Southeast corner Pike and Pearl SITS.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs Sc Smith, @ West Fourth st.
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS.
SnOwden Otte, IL West Fourth stu ra. r
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS.
3. q. Burnett & Co., ~ Walnut st. I'D .-l ..s.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, June 26.-The steamship
Tennessee is below, bound to this port, with
Vera Cruz dates to the 22d inst
The Conducta, which left tho city Of Mexico
with $4,000, 600 in specie, on tho 2sth ult, was
seized by Gen. Robes, when forty miles from
Vera Cruz. A commissioner had been sent
from Vera Cruz to negotiate with Gen. Robes
for the liberation of the specie, but accom-
plished nothing.
1t is reported that the French and English
Ministers had arranged for shipping the specie
on board an English war vessel at Macom6o.
Mr.. McLane, the United States Minister,
had sent Captain Farragut, of the United
States steamer Brooklyn, to demand release
OF the American portion of tho specie, amount
ing to S2,OOO,OOO, but the result of his mission
had not transpired. '.' '..'.' .. '
The English heet had been ordered to Vera
Cruz. There is no political news Of import
ance. ,..,. .....s
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River News.

ST. LOUIs, june 27-M.-The river fell fye
inches at this point during the "a hours ending
at dark last night, and is receding at about the
same rate this morning. All the upper streams
are reported declining. Weather clear and
very warm. Aos 0ta di 10 tss.,l bal 77s,c
PIrrsBURG, June 27-M.-River six feet by
the pier mark, and stationary. Weather clear
and very warm.
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Arrival OF the Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, June 27-The Overland Califor-
MIA Mail with dates to the Sd inst, arrv ed
here Saturday night. The Arizona cores
pendent of the Republican, says, that another
revolution has broken out in Sonora. The Apata
indians have taken the field in favor of the
Gaudora Church party. The reyolutionists
have captured several large towns and were
daily receiving additions to their numbers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
Fire at South bloomfield.

o'clock this morning fire broke out in the
stable Of the American House, South Bloom
field, in this county. Thirteen horses were
burned, among which was the celebrated stall
lion, Tom Heger. Loss about $4,000. The
fro is supposed to be the work of an incen-
diarV H.f
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

WILLIAM WALLACE was before Judge Lowe
yesterday morning on two charges, disorderly
conduct and the improper exposure Of his per-
son. He was fined $40 and cent to the City
Prison ten days.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
Non-ArriyaI of the Nova scOtiau,

FARTHER PoINT, June 27.-The expected
steamship Nova Scotian has not yet been sig
nailed below. Her dates will be to the 9th
instant, one day later than those received by
tho Bremen at New York. alI lI.rrl'l-'
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

G. j. W. SAITH, sold the dwelling No. 80
Richmond street between Elm and Plum streets,
lease-hold, to Morris Summers, for 1925.
Also, lease-hold on Western Row between
Liberty and Oliver streets, to L. Dumicker, for
$l,725, ir,. .-y.#.r ......t '
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28

M. Horace Vernet has left Paris for Italy,
having orders to paint the battle of Monte
bello for the Museum of Versailles. Monte
beiio Is situated in one Of the loveliest spots of
lovely Italy. The artist has an opportunity
here to blend the beauty of the Handsome with
the horror Of the battle scene. -
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From ROston.

BosToN, june 27.--At an exhibition of Gre
works on Bunker Hill, on Saturday evening,
ono of the spectators, a Mrs. Oliver Frost, was
struck by rocket stick, and fatally injured.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
156 West Fourth Street,
Between Race and Elm, Cincinnati, O.
L FRECHARD

Calls especially the attention of Ladies and Gentle
mon to his process for oleanng-all made up and
with all the trimmings oneyery kind Of Silk, Bsrege,
GrenadIne, 0halli and Wool Dresses. ,UNlIf
All kinds Of shawls, Piano and Table-covers, Fine
LaceT (Black and Whte), Lace and Dainask Curtains
done up equal to now. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned
without shrinking.
Felt Hats and Kid Gloves cleaned. ms
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SEVERAL individuals, for violating the mar
ket ordinances, and the ordinance against
overlooking wagons, were fined in the Police
Court yesterday morning, .ss7.-lea o. 1ssl
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
CongressionaI NnmInntions.

NEw ORLEANS, June 27.-Nfiles Taylor was,
on Saturday, nominated for Congress in the
Second District, by the anti-Slidell Democrats.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-28
GROVER &c BAKER
SEWING MACHINE co.
SO WEST FOURTH STREET, "a
p Cincinnati. ..lul16jz
Cincinnati.
removal.

VENHE CINCINNATI EQUITABLE INsU-
n RANCE COMPANY has moved TO No. 80 West
Third street, In the basement of tho New Masonic
Hall: JOSEPH X. SMITH, t'e
te2I'lOt HeCretary.
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