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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-10

POLICE CouRT.--Judge Lowe yesterday
morning examined thirty-eight cases. The
most important of which we notice below:
Edward O'Neal was charged with burglary
and deemed guilty. 1t was quite evident
from the testimony that he had committed
several oAenses Of this kind against the peace
and dignity of the State; and furthermore,
that he had not confined his operations to
this county. The immediate charge upon
which he was examined yesterday morning,
was for breaking open barn some place in
Spencer Township, and stealing therefrom
carriage harness. He was committed to Jail
in default of bail To the amount Of $500, to
answer the charge at the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas.
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HOME INTEREST.

Gs- A, A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches aud
Jcwelry. Nos. a4l and an western.row.
Gs- Daguerrean Gallery, south west coz.
ner OF Sixth and Western-row, over Hannsford's
drugstore. Pictures taken and ut in good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to ease.
gr IF you want good Winter Coat 70 to
Frsl q McGairc, Merchant Tailors, 2.S Walnut
street. Their stock Of Coats Vests and Pants II un.
excepionable, and well calculated to please those
who call.
GAr Sprague6 Co. have fine assortment
of Gents and Boys Clothing, to which they invite
the attention Of the public. They have mono but
good materials. Those who favor them with call
will get tho best Remember the south -sast corner
Of Fourth and Vine.
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COMMON PLEAS.

Gordon Us. Kennedy. An action tried before
Judge Collins to recover damages for the breach of
at Indian Hill. The document could moi Ina fonnd
and the defense claimed there was no such contract
verdict for plaintiff damages $50
for defense. -. -, - N'' "iuuie
M0RTNISAL.-Wm Bodie stood indicted before Judpe
Dialion, charged with stealing horse, the properly
was taken from the pastu-e of the prosecuting Wit
ness; at Avondalo. The defendant had been working
on the farm Of Mr.. Brown; he admit led having taken
the horse, but said he had done 50 10 secure debt
guilty. ''-' N'''
for defendant = '''
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NEWPORT NEWS.

ATTACK ON HOUSE OF ILL.FAMn.--A dis.
reputable house located In the neghborbood of the
barracks, WAS. few nights since, made the target
unknown.
IMPRovEMESTs.- 0estemayers block of brick
dwellings, mum berins six or eight, are now nearly
'completed. They add greatly to the beauty of sa.
hel,astreet on which they are situated and which,
hitherto ha. been overlooked by those who we're
seeking location for residences. Several other new
oui'dings have recently been erected In the same
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AN AGED PAupER.-An
old, decripit and deformed pauper, who has
been often seen on the stops of Christ Church
asking aims Of the habitues of Fourth street.
was knocked down and seriously injured day
before yesterday, on Broadway, near the
canal. While crossing the street, hog,
which was being chased rapidly down the
street by some dogs, ran against and threw
him, breaking his leg and bruising his head
quite severely. He was taken up by some
by-standers and his wounds attended to; but
his age and the woes that have already fallen
upon him will doubtless preclude his re-
covery. D.. ..g.... .#.. ..I.7..U
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PoCxET-PIcKING.-A woman, whose name
we were unable to ascertain, had her pocket
picked yesterday morning Of port-monnaie
containing about $4, while attending Pearl
street market.
A bucolic individual also complained to us
that he was relieved of $40 while walking
along Front-street, near the Little Miami
Railroad Depot. The light fingered gentry
appear to be quite industrious nowadays,
and pursue their villainous avocation with q
diligence which, in better cause, might
win them some respect. ....
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THE CITY Prison IN CHARGE OF THE CHIEF
OF PoLIoE.-The Committee from Council on
the City Prison yesterday morning passed a
resolution putting that institution under the
charge of the Chief Of the Police, Captain will
son. Armed with this, signed as it was by Mr.,
Marsh, Chairman Of tho Committee, he pre-
sented himself at the Office and demanded the
keys, which Mr.. Hudson refused to give up.
This caused some difficulty which, however,
was shortly after, we believe, amicably settled.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoUsTY COMMISSIONERS.
At their session yesterday morning, the County
Commissioners passed orders amounting in the
aggregate to $l24 6s, Of which SOL 6S were
for sundry articles furnished by different parties
for the Lick Run Lunatic Asylum. Apart
from thisno business Of Importance was trans
acted.
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EXTENSION OF SCHOOL LoT.-Ths PROPOSE
ton of the School Board to pay ninety dollars
per front foot for thirty feet adjoining, on the
west, the Eighth District School house, on
Eighth-street, was before the City Council for
confirmation last evening, and the purchase
authorized. trH
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PROPOSED PURCHASE OF Cry Prison LOT Mr..
E. J. Buckingham, the owner Of the ground on
which the city prisoners are stabbed, opposite
Police Courtroom, has offered to sell it to the
city at the price three disinterested citizens
may place upon il; 81 900 cash down, balance
in one and two years. The City Council last
night refused to authorize the purchase, and
to make sure of killing it, refused to recon-
slider their vote.
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REV. THOMAS STARR KING TO BECOME A CIN-
CINNATI MINIsTER.-We have been Informed
upon reliable authority that tbs Church Of the
Redeemer, of this city, has given Rev. Thomas
Starr Ring, pastoral call, and that It is quite
likely he will accept it and take charge Of It's
pulpit at an early day. We need not say we
hope this may prove true, and are certain that
in this we only echo the desire of large
number Of the intellectual people of our city.
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STILL ANOTHER SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM
CAMPHEr. "A night or two ago, tae wife Of
F. Il. Connolly, residing at No. So Water
street, between Race and Elm, was go severely
burned by the explosion of camphene lamp,
into which, while lighted, she ws.s pouring the
fluid, that she lies at present in dangerous
condition. Her arms, neck, breast and face
arc severely burned, aud if she recover aha
will be disfgured for life.
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INsURANcE CoMrANIEs.-The readers atten.
tion is invited to the advertisements of tbe
Western and Cincinnati Insurance Companies
In another column. They are corporations fa.
miliar to our citizens, and, being directed by
persons known to the entire community, must
ever have the confidence they so Justly merit.
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Steamboat Register.

..ARsfvALs.-superior, Louisville; Forest Queen,
Madison; J. X: Bell. New Orleans; DR.; Kane. 81.
L,ouis; Prairie Roe, do; Duneith, Neville; Masno
nEPARTuREs. Superior, Louisville; Forest Queen,
Madison; K, b. Hamilton, Wheeling; Dunleith, Ne.
vile; Louisiana Belle, Coast; Fairy Queen. Mays.
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CRICKET MArcH.-The Union Cricket Club
will play their closing match at the grounds
op Saturday next. The players are well
matched, and the lovers of this healthful and
manly game will find fund of amusement
upon this occasion, of which they will GER
tainly make the best possible use. Omni-
buses will leave the corner Of Fourth and
Sycamore every hour.
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STOLEN MONEY FINDING IT'S WAY BACK TO ITS
OwNER.--A few dayA ago, in q notice of the
news from Glib, the absconding porter, we
stated the fact that he had sent $l0O to his
wife through DR.. Koeh1er. This gentleman
yesterday paid the money he had received
into the hands of Henry Laner & Bro, from
whom it had been stolen by the abscondine
attoche of their establishment.
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Ea-Messrs. Bunker and Hudson, having
retained their position for several months az
keepers of the City Prison, and the Chief of the
Police now taking Superintendenco of that
public building, the City Auditor has been
authorized to audit bills in their favor If signed
by Committee on Police and City Prisons. The
rate they are to be paid is $500 per annum
The Chief places two of the regular policemen
in oh roa
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL German, whose name
we we're unable to learn, yesterday had his
left foot horribly crushed and maugled, by hay.
ing it caught in some of the machinery at the
establishment Of johnson & Meader, on Sec.
ond-street. The wound is SO bad that ampu.
tstion will have to be resorted to if the hin of
the patient be saved. .. .,.., -
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[BY MAGNETIC rELEGRAPH. /

New YoBB MABsET, November e-P. M.--Elour
Is shade better with fair demand for exports sales
1850 brls. ats 7s@4 $ for superfne state; 81 ssa
for extra do; ~ S515 10 for superiine Western;
IS l005 35 for common to good medium extra do.
s. 5O15 65 Inferior to good shipping brands round
hoop ,lho; closing quiet and firm. Canada Flour
common to choice extra Rye Flour ia In far request
at SO 1905 25 Wheat l@2c BETTER with fair specr.
lat!ve demand; sbippers are only buyipg TO- fll old
freight engagements sole, 6Q0n00 bush. d 81 100
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The IND. AND G. R. R. CoMpANY.-By their
President the Ind. and Gin. R. R. Company has
indorsed the proposition of connection of
depots, and asks to aid in the work and par.
ticipate in the grants and privileges. The
memorial Of President Lord was referred to
Committee on Roads and Canals of the City
Council.
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II
l2 for Chicago; 81 Iill Is for Milwsutie Club;
~ tor red Indiana; 81 81 for commonwealth Canada
hye heavy sales 4,dn0 bu-h at ss2Q1S'c. Barley low
ana i 9uiet heavy; sales 1900 lush Qnada East 500
BIC state S2ds2Sa.; Canada West s01>c. Corn quiet
ana heavy: sales 1910 bush at essl 90 for yellow
Jersey and North.rn. Oats heavy, at 4s6tiic. for
state estern and Canada; closing little more
1--WE; whisky q1ite firm sales $50 brls; at ne. and
nv h Patce,s "a. Pork dull and heavy sales
Ing 800 brs mess SELLERS option all ihs year on prI.
prime; saaa0 % for mess; s,aof Tor r packed do si
@ll 70 extra do. Dressed Hogs dnll at 6,S@sAc.
Beef Hams dull at Sli :atq.l5; new Western prime
mes beef quiet. Cut Meats quiet g. for shoulders
and ono. for Hams Bacon dull and heavy. Lard
unchanged at l0x9llc, Butter do at l2@ec for
ohiN, und i,b2lc, for State Cheese steady at sale
Cotton trTn: sales 1000 bales. Froights hrm.
llNEw IonE CATTLE MARKET, November 9.-Beef
Cattle dull at abont last weeks prices; Moth with
standing the dec sased receipts. prices ged from
5h TO l0o., averaging nc, Receipts $500 Sheep
and Lambs are In ir request Receipts l,00o Swine
lower at 4A5tSc. for sti-fed, prime and corn.fed.
NEW QRLSANs MARKEr. Novem Der O. Cotton firm:
sales to- day 2,5Dn bales. Corn firm at 81 10. EA.
change ON New York declined 6; quoting at n.
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CINCINNATI MARKET-NovEMBEn 0.

FL0UR-The market presents nothing new; the
de nand cont nnes moderate. 1he sales comprise 400
brls extra at 81 5O5 81 the later rate for lot Of
200 brls white wheat, at Hamilton; $3.50 brls. were
received the last twenty -four hours ,,l,. u
WHlSKY--The market was quite dull today, and
the price declined &c sales Of 100 brsa 2323Sc.
the latter rate for wagon. LII
PROVIStONS-A good demand for Bacon, with
sales of AIS hhds at 7a675 for Sho ulders and 9 for
Sides; closing firm, aud none to be had under IN
aud 9c.; 600 brls mess Pork sold at Sl3 go chiefly
last evening. Nothing doing ib Lard
GROCERIES The market is unch anged and firm,
with moderate demand in the regular way: sales OF
800 bags Coffee at laal24c The stock of sugar antI
Molasses is light ard the sales are cou1ned to sns
lots. rh tUtElhl
WHEAT-Thore Is but little doing, though prizes
are frmer; holders are generally asking an advance
which buyers refuse to pays sales 500 bua b. good white
at 81 49, =. .tng.ut. :. '''
CURN-The market Is firm and in good Asusud.
and prices advancing sales GOO bush. In bulk at
Ac; $50 do old at SIC, from store. .H ""
OATS-Tbe market is dull, and prices are droopfna,
though not auotaby lover sales lO0 bush, at 45o,;
ESQ do. delivered. at 46c.s ~ 20 w
RYE-The market is dull but price, are without
changer sa es 200 bush al 75c. ~
BARLEY-rhe markets. dull, batprices are with.
out special change ,f,,l
OHEESE-The demand is brisls, and prices arc
very irm sales 900 boxes Western Reserve at %.
800 do English Dairy at lie ;25 do Nutmeg ut l2Hc.;
20 do. NorloD's Pineapple at lie N y
APPLES The markets. very dull, but prices are
PoTAToEsSrhe market is dull; prices are un.
changed, VT tht Ff lsFIF1Hlif ..J H.
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BOARD OF CRY IMPRovEMENrs.-At special
session of the Board of City Improvements,
held yesterday morning, the clerk was di-
rected to prepare and transmit to the City
Council ordinances to assess o special tax
upon the real estate bounding and abutting
the following streets: South Eighth street,
from Vine-street to Elm-street; College alley,
from Franklin-street to Webster -street
Greene-alley, from Frame. street to Bremen
street. Board adjourned,
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Law REPORT.
,srpsRroR COURT.

GENERAL TRsM-D. A. Williams ps. John
M. hears. The action was brought by trustee to
recover possession OF premises on Sycamore. street.
ne ootatneda a judgment IN the Court below. The
plsnlli, IN error nowcains that his wife had such
an estate IN the property n 10 snitle her husband to
IN estate by the courtesy and that, therefore, the
Judgment should be reversed, 7,T~' w
NJ, Mr; Crspssy argued the for plaintiff in error
mr. Headington for defendant
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WINTER LoTHINe.-Although the present
weather is warm and pleasant, it must not be
forgotten that seet and snow will soon be here,
and that winter clothing will be in demand.
Barwise 4 King, at No. 156 Main street, sre
Offering rare stock to select from. =
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArroNs--For the
Penny Press, BY Henry Ware, 0ptician, No.7
West Fourth. street.

g&-For fresh Baltimore oysters 60 to Rob't
Orr, No. IL West Fifth-street. Those Of our
citizens who have tried thern pronounce them
excellent. Do not forget this, and when in
want Of oysters 20 TO 0rr's.
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Ms-Mr. John D. vanauksr has been con.
frmsd by, the City Council as Assistant Clerk
Of that body, vice, Edwin W. Hedges, re-
signed. -
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sg- The following Is a list of letters de-

Gr The following is list of letters de-
tained for non. payment of postage at the
Postofioe, in this city, November Q.
Capt. Amos A. Hill, care of American Consul, As.
Kcnnett, Blood q Co., for Henry Hsmmius, New
A. b. johnson, Parkersburg, Va.
J M. Vananden, Cantralia, Ind.
Hilbert Nisen, Kenosha, Wis.
VIM. Runke, Amsterdam, New York. 81"
Patrick Porter, Vevay, Ind.
j. Fl. Searle Mount Vernon, Ohio. r
VIM. Helmick, New Philad oil phia, Ohio. fu.
Roseberry Mitchell, Sablna, Ohio.
mLieut. R. L. Browning U. 3. M 6, united ship Le.
want, care American Consul, Panama m
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&B-Mr. Enoch A. Megrue, Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department, has been granted
leave Of absence for . few days. We com
mend him to the Louisvillians.
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pRnRATE COURT.

D. Roberts, assignee Of Kellogg 4 Williams, filed
his bond in the sum of $4,000, r.
2; carey and 5. Burdsall, executors of J. d. Wal
pridge, hled bond In the sum of Sl5O0D
WITNESSES before THE GRAND JURY.-One hundred
ana witnesses have been sworn to 20 before
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The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.--We are
again under obligations to the Adams Express
Company for late papers in advance of the
mail. Such favors arc always appreciated. 5l
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CIT Y N q W s.

FoR SALE.--One-half of the Covington
Route on PENNY PRESS, is offered for sale to
prompt and active carrier. Apply OF Count
ing-rOom. I-
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New Music CoPYRIGHrED.-W. @. Peters &
Son yesterday received, at the United States
Court, copyrights for tweuty,eight pieces of
new music.
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Gr Henry Brachmaun has removed from
Sycamore street to No. 81 West Third street.
Sec his card. ......
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RELIEF USIoS.-This organization for re-
lief is preparing for the winter campaign.
They meet in the City Council Chamber on
Saturday afternoon. - u
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THE PRES S.
........NOvEMBER 10

NorIoE.-We take occasion again to notify
our patrons living in the district bounded by
Fifth and Seventh streets, and Main and West
ern-row, not to pay moneys to any one but Mr..
RoLLrsToN, the present carrier, as he alone Is
entitled to all dues subsequent to Monday,
October II. No one else has any right to SUBJ
scriptions due after that date. ID,
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si NrThe rules having been amended last
night, no resolution can pass the City Council
hereafter without receiving eighteen votes,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WOODS THEATER.-THg LADT OF LYONS,
stereotypea as 1t has become drew large honie last
evening to this elegant theater and seemed to give
though as a whois, itIwas poorly presented. Mr..
Andersen rendered claude" fine.y but With les
tRat uneSepness for which be + res ,raSe being al
times strkingy manifest. Miss llsworthy, too,
was VI ~ unequal; often excellent, nd often--any
Mr.. Elislers "Damas'' was very good; Mr.. Halls
.'Beauseapt" barely toerehe; and NJ h Fishert DE.
acters were indherently done In spite Of all this,
however, the play passed off with enthusiasm, and
MT anderson was twice Gaile, G before tho curtain
organ of benevoence was largely developed in tho
audience.
ISGoMAR is announced for this evening, Mr.. An.
derson appearing as the barbarian and Miss Els
worthy as "Parthenia." Mr.. Andei son viii doubt
less make far more of the part than our theatcr.
g0er6 nave been accustomed to witness.
NATIONAL THEATRR.- The character,f "Julia"
" J Hr III
she eclipsed all Others and the reputation she had
occurred drew very good house for her last even.
once was; but still 1t held attractions, and own'Id
potent charm; Some of the scenes were teariulY
FIRE and power were required, she did not reach her
former apex. The play was perhaps fairly rem Tered
by the subordinate actors, but we saw nothi ng to
Walter,"a character he portrays excellently.
pI Tnis evening F the fair Julia appears u new play
she will probably draw full house.
SMITH & NIx0N's HALL-ScoTT1sH MIN
srRELsY-Mr. Crawford, the plessn Scottish vocal
ist, will give another of his popular entertainments
this evening at Smith Il Nixons He'll. Mr.. @. has
rich tenor voice, and appears to gre at advantage in
numerous songs In which he fully sh ows his appleci-
alton of drollery and his ability to illustrate t The
eminent success with which he met on his first ap.
pearance in the city, is sufficient guarantee of tie
crowd that will attend his PERFORM this evening.
OPENING OF THE 0PsRA-HousE FD z DRAMATIC
PERFoRMAScEs.-Manager Barras infor ms us that he
has closed his arrangements with all tn members of
his stock company, aud will positively open the
dramatic season at the 0pera.h en- Wednesday
from what we know of them from observation aud
otherwise we think 1t will be the best. company ever
collected in this city: The dramatic season at the
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Monetary and Commercial.

The Bankers still report Currency in very
good demand and scarce; and although yes.
erdaywas called decidedly quiet in Thirdstreet, the
offering the Discount houses wers In advance OF
the capacity TO accommodate. ..
Persons without Bank accounts have difficulty In
obtaining Discounts, but customers generally Get
what they require for legitimate purposes at lO@Ii
per cent.
Eastern Exchange without alter alton Yesterday
aud ths market closed heavy at 70 buying and u pre-.
MUM selling; some bills being purchased at ha3Oc
Business In the banking quarter was duer yester.
day than 1t had been for two three weeks previous
and In almost every department Of finance certain
sluggishuess was manifest. i 0.I. '''It II
Nothing new In Flour yesterday, the demand con i.
tinuing moderate. Whisky declined 10, and Bacon
was firm and In active demand, holders at the close
views above buyers, who would not meet them Corn
was advancing, and other kinds Of Grain were dull
T.. The receipts Of Produce and Hogs during the twcn.
Flour, brls ......,......3l9O Whisky........ 3I0
GoTs' GGofTn' bushels"ss y, R%hsst heat bushels96S
hogs, head.,............ 703
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THOS. v. FARRIN & co.

QHREW WARD-STRAY OR S1OLEN--
SWeVSco Of q muddy mixed color tolerably old,
With herns turbea Ia towafd the face long bag short
teats white srs. IN ths ihSs, s3d many rpkles ths
formation that wtlb eestvre tip soN to Mrs. DON.
NELLY, Sixth street, Y sst OF Cuyert hoebs