The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-23

Judge Lowe, yesterday, TO answer to the Court
Of Common Pleas the charge OF malicious
shooting, and tei,t to the City Prison fof the
term Of ten days for malicious destruction Of
property. Do HrHA
AS Mr.. Jas. Kinkead and Prosecuting.At-
torney Gaines were riding in Q buggy along
Sixth street, day bsfors yesterday; the hsrse
attached became frightened and ran dway,
throwing both gentlemen out and bruising
them considerably. We are glad to learn
that no bones were broke. ~ NA
The members Of the Burns Club, in this city,
held 0 meeting last evening to congratulate
themselves on the arrival Of King,s marble bust
of the Scotch poet, Robert Burns. The meet
Ing was quito spirited, and d good time vas hid.
Three young men, Timothy Leary, Henry
Puthoff and William Potter, were arrested at an
early hour yesterday morning, on charge Of
knocking down and robbing man on Pike
street. They will be tried in the Police Court
next Saturday. 4j.
Lieutenant Scott, of the Brencn-street
Station -huuse, In this city, lost some 5000 by
the burning or The Cairo Hotel; some days
since, He was q guest of that house at the
time OF the destructive fire. ~,' ---.-.-
The private schools and academies in this
city employ nehundred and fifty teachers,
aud have under their charge four thousand
pupils. s.U al noon %. Es
John tonohate was fined 500 and costs in the
Police Court, yesterday, on two charges Of as
sault and battery.
Lewis Finn was fined S. and costs by Judge
,LoNe, yesterday, on charge Of dlsorderiy
conduct. ti".
J.H. Mead will DO tried by Judge Lowe,
Saturday, for malicious shooting. "o..o. o..'.
The three young men charged with stealing
a keg Of beer from awsgon on Sixth street, last
Saturday evening, we're, tried in the Police
Court yesterday and acquitted. si- as.
Tonsy Cook, Barney LOCKER and Benjamin
Barr were 6nod ono dollar and tosts each by
Judge Lowe, yesterday, for obstructing Wade
| street, ,".04 i,tf ..I
August Corey was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Lowe, yesterday, for assaulting wo'
man named Elizabeth Bonner.
A number Of the Cincinnati police will at
tend the St. Louis Fair next Saturday.
Judge Lswe seems determined, IL possible
to put stop to The practice Of carrying con.
cesled weapons. ai. ..r
A young lad, fourteen years Of age, named
John Piles, was sent to the House OF Refuge
by Judge Lowe, yesterday.
Frank Going will be tried in the Polio,
Court TO morrow, on charge Of vagrancy
He was held in $lO0 bail, by Judge Lowe
yesterday, to answer. ElgF &. .g
sixty-one cases were disposed Of in th,
the Police Court yesterday. .....
The Convention Of the Opposition, at Smith
&c Nixon's Hall, yesterday, was very harmo
nious. 1sa1 :pHs
Aman, named John Augustine, was fne
800 and costs by Judge Lowe, yesterday, 70
carrying concealed weapons. .,..rs.,
The fair for the benefit of the Harrison
street Church is still progressing at Franklil
Hall, corner ofSi1th and Sycamore. '.r
The Great Eastern canal-boat was safel
deposited in the basin qof the Whitewate
Canal yesterday.
1t is estimated that three thousand per
sons attended the convention at Smith
Ni1on's Hall yesterday. .-.
Alumber Of persons were discharged fror
the City Prison yesterday