The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
COVINGTON 9 NEWS.

CoSFEssI0N OF DwRLLY.--Mr. Dwelly was
yesterday arraigned before tho Police Court,
and made aconfessi0n, the substance OF which,
whether reliable or not we give for the benefit
of our readers: lilf IJliith You'd GL
"He had partner in the instrument business
named George Wallenstein, d Frenchman, and
VINO has been for some time confined in the
cincinnati Jail. He states that ON the night
ot the great confagratiou in Boyles' establish
ment, on Columbia-street, Cincinnati, both he
ana his partner started for the fire, and while
passing Laird's bookstore, his partner placed a
hey In the door, against which he Cd Welly pro-
tested. Thereupon Wallehstein drew q pistol
and threatened his life, If no ever revealed
anything. Dwelly then stood by the door,
while Wallenstein entered, and carried away
the articles referred to in our article of yester-
day. He claims that he never derived any
benefit from the stolen goods, but that Wal.
lsnsteln got them all and, further, that he
would long ago have revealed the crime, but
from fear Of his ife." ..+..' ~, ~
This statement must, without doubt, be re-
ceived with many allowances. In the first
place, all that were recovered were obtained
from Dwelly, consisting of one opera. glass
and few other articles of little value; and in
the second place, it does not look reasonable
that IL was done while they were going to the
fire, as they would almost certainly have been
caught by others, who were aroused by the
eonaagration; and third, he could have enter
tanned no fear Of Wallenstein, ss he has been
for some time incarcerated ID the Hamilton
County Jail. He was held to bail in the sum
OF VI 900 for his Appearance ct the next term
Of the Circuit Court. lie was incarcerated in
default of q bondsman, ,a..t '-''
TIE MARKETS. .--We have made dilgent
inquiry among our leading business men, CON
cerning the prices Of the principal eommod odities
Tor sale by the farmers, and have geathersd
the following: y, ..I} T.,t,.. &C.,. i,i-'",
WHE4T-Tn good demand at from 81 Os 10
81 10, with an upward tendency. The demand
is greater than the supply, but the prices will
not rise much higher at present.
d CATTLE--The cattle market has experienced
great depression, within q few days, and
large supplies are on. hand, with. Little demand,
prices ranging only from 21S to $40. The
depression must continue tin the weather be-
comes suitable for packing. s{hHlG ,Sufhi
sHEEp-Little doing; good ones worth only
from to 10. G1F ans e1ah4Dm r.tsfdI'
HOes-GoOd stock hogs are worth 4hc., and
fat ones from Al to4Ac. But few sales have
IITE71T ~ 'T ''~Nf' q l9yrrl li hood .
I. 0. 0. F.--KENTUoKY GRAND LopsE.--The
different Lodges of this city have appointed
delegates to the Grand Lodge of the State, to
assemble at Louisville on Tuesday next. The
lists Of delegates are as follows; -Hi'il' |
Washington Lodge, No. 3-A..' j. Francis,
VIM. Maxwell, j. b. handrum and j. A. Wal
thal. a9AI dJJ seIIFlali l. 10 qeoaq
kenton Lodge, No. Pianos Shinklo,. j.
W. Farrell, e, Reese, G. Beam, W. W. Beam
and G. II. Rodofer. .lHhI f115lff sTB-
Naoma Lodge, No. 29-R. X. Summerwell
and j. W. Campbell. Lna m9dJ III 99ioI
A Bold THIGF.--An, individual entered the
store Of Taylor 4 Brothers, on Scott-strset
Yesterday, about noon, and carried 4 off a
force pump while the clerk was looking at
him.. The clerk believed it q Joke for, some
time, but becoming undecsived, ho informed
the Marshal, who went in pursuit Of the thief.
POLICE eOouRr.-James Penneberry,,r for
drunkenness, was fined 50 95 in the Police
Court yesterday.
Z. WHARF REPAIRs.-Mr. Carney will com-
mence laying the rock on the wharf at the foot
of Scott-street day.