, 1859-06-08

4touCeQ l1RlF l0Te5 10 Tue C0eap rates. Ibis
war promises to be a tri8e more spicy than the
Franco Austrian affair, while it lasts.
- In the Police Court yesterday morning
James Herneghan was fined s25, Ernest Reming
SO, and John Eastman SEQ for selling liquor
without license.
- John Ward, the eloquent orator on thr
merits Of Minstrel Hall, whose arrest was no.
ticed by Us, MS having taken place at the hands
OF an unapprcciatire officer, who thought Ward
uuiscance, has been likewise deemed street
annoyance by the Police Court and yesterday
was fined three dollars for disor DERBY conduct
PoL1cE CorRT.-There were twenty eight Gu
ses before Justice Akin yesterday-thc fines
many went to the Bddewcll. Among them was
Sam Henderson, confirmed ''vagrant," was
dned $50 and went up to Wells street to wo1I:
it out.
We had i pleasant rain Yesterday after
noon which sprinkled the streets, and sen: the
ladies' home in time to avoid the seyerer storm ot
the evening, during which the rain was trench.
dpus and the thunder and lightning very pow
er'ul. We should not be surprised if we heard
Of some injury to buildings III the vicinity ol
the city.
BnAMrLE HorsE.-Thc best hotel in Lafayette
Ind, is the Bramble House, kept by Bramblc l.
Dale. Special arrangements hare been made
for the accommodation Of persons visiting Ia
fayette, to use the Artesian Mineral water duriu.
the approaching season. Visitors will find airy
and well furnished rooms and we'll supplied tn
bic.
=" lady WIS yesterday forenoon at the
corner If Randolph and Jefferson streets,
thrown out Of zig, in which were lady conl-
pa1lion aud two children. The horse tried to
draw the vehicle on tue sidewalk, and the jar
tt'rew the lady violently. She Was, for :: lit-
,ncnt, between The animals houls aud thu
wheels, but fortunately escaped without in
jury.
= Yesterday the "fancy' assembled 1t
Brighton 10 witucss dog fight, wlicl. was
fought in regular pit and lasted two hour.
The canlncs lad been trained for two months
with the carc which will bc bestowed On their
rivals. Tom Savers and the unknown. The
spcr, was witnessed by about two hundred Of
the fash e'tfe Of our city, who paid 50 cents
each for the treat. We do not know the na,ncs
Of tile dogs, but suppose We for the noncc, call
them Morrisscy and Heenan.
ATL-4 IT, ri Il, d.,
thanks to Geo. Carlisle, Esq. Of Cincinnati for
Ills courtesy willie there. TO hin, wc are in
drbted for II ride over Mount Auburn, and much
valuable information in regard to the Iistory
and the surroundings Of that city.
Onr acknowledgements are also due J. D.
DaldwelI, Esq, Of the },,ss for III explanation
Of the Caloric engine which is used III tic print
ing Of that journal. VIC saw it in operation,
for small power-say four Or five l,orse-it is
IN entire SUCCESS. Far larger We should sup
pose the cylindar would be unwicldly.
Wn1rE SrLrnrR SpR1SGs-The White Sui
p'ur Springs of Ohio are obtaining n wide celeb
rits- Visitors declare that they arc superior in
their medicinal properties to the blue Licks Sara
toSa or Virginia White Sulphur Springs. They
are beautifully located Is miles norti, Of Colum-
bus, Ohio, on the Scioto River. The spring is a
beautiful artcsian fountain. In fact there arr
FIVE spriugs-whitc sulphur, cAolybcatc, mag
nesia, saline clolybeate. and the fiji. Of pure
crystal water.
The hotels and cottages erected OIL the prc:,,-
iscs will accommodate comfortably five to six
hundred guests. See advertisement for particu-
lars.