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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
m.rk-ss.. s....Repor,ed by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE Jau. Flour sotise mPertne. e5 III.
sng.i Corn I'D receipts light Yellow
ma 7Sr White e8d7,c. Provisions dun hanged.
MHIskY improyipgi sales ct sta 2'lc. 49, -
fpiL.DrLPHIA Jan. 7-FLoUR unchanged. WHEAT duli
Rec III !,a 81 2s; White 81 A. yellow CosS 7Jc. WIS.
\ finn at 2it a sac.
NEwORLI.ss Jan s.-Ths sales of Corroy to-day wefs
40 ba.. The reign advc,s by the North Amr caused
les h'mues but there change 70 note In rates FssGhFs
ON Cotton 10 Liverpool ~ -
CIscISs.rI Jan 7-FLoUR unchanged; sales a. ~ 10
81 .npcrfr- WsskS hm st 2od23.c. Hoes dull sue
lower: e6d te f0 receipts to-day o0o MSS
PoRK - LAID firm at lie. BULK SInEs5s.es SoU 10
a. 7c. -.
CHARLrsroy Jan 7-corros unchanged sales today 1900
bales.
sAvasx,H jan 7-Corros Sales to-day 500 taIs. ct
chaDseO prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
SECOND BOAsD
FRIDAY, January 7-P.


Tie Sto,k market wa quite active sod bloyAnt
this morning aud the business without being unusually
large, well ds,rbuted throagh the let, AMI m.is
= good show upon the printed record There was no
concentrated effort upon the part Of the bulls and beas
to advance the ma,ket, although more confidence AMI
con'sge is displayed BY operators for the rse bat
there evidently stronger disposition on the par,
Of cu,silers to take interest in the movements snd
che tfcs was very decided. The line Of short si0 x
at the Board is doubtless very large and tie influence
cf a majority OF the operStors s against advance
bat the continual abundance of moasy, ard the finn
of the market has sppseciy touches the spsca-
ixtive nerves Of people outside Of the circle in
William street. and the consequence s an unexpected
rspoDse 20 the Efforts Of those who have been
met sctise in sustaining prices TO- the lat
week CT ten days. Some OF the improvement is doubt
iess o"ice to the railway returns for December Which,
On several rosds have sho IN much 81 decline upon
The basirssS Of 1857 thsu was anticipated from the
results of the Autumn traffic Tte figures given wtla
. few dsys past Compare "a follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
BY Telegraph.

nTW-ORLEANe jan G--ATriv.d sup John Stew Ar a'H
n, s. Yors The steamship BLACK " amor 10 below.
CHARLysTON, IAN. 6.rhe sctf. Ades, before Fepo"s
ssrouEe or Folly IslsEd, - been &C. of. u
BOsTUS Jsl. 7-Arriyed Holness dele Jan ,, en1 =
stover s.Swers Pensacols Boston. The showers -
eot,as s uixit in Vineyard Sound, with unknown Hs1
md slsir "a siTht 61insEe. Te bark loot
4. st srelcr rear ,te end of Hedge Fence -
CHAkLEstON JsG- The .cnT British olssn fgsI ~
szu rerC. ae css ci brig ha Aaderon od Bsth MsJ
the 5ih Ii.. Thc ere saTec and bal aTsed -
she "a, Lorpt from, Charleston 20 New-Orlsans.
HOHFCLh, Jsr. lin Hampton aoads, he sh,e sySSss
DBzon Is eshors Horseshoe shos nesr U!d foiI
,, i.re ugu.sd and The United st,es Marshal be- -
cCs3 20 her. .n... Nd.
soUAS N J, Jan r.-Cspt- Brown hss re,zrns< n'e ~
re "a; sId rsyor,s 70 yess.i ashore there.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yORK.........yAs.I
CLEARED

st.sm,hps-Psoifc ter Nicholson, Galway n.roso Es-
prs~ Co.. CL..apssl. CIowe, Baltimore, n b. Cromwell
Go Fulton WstoD. HsvIe w s. Drsy'on.
sl,s-Creoie, Pierce rev Orleans, W. y. Ffo; Tropic
- Nrw-Crlesns, N II. Bnshsm.
Bsr,Clarsss Pettisew, Nu.yitas Yznass Deysle Co. ;
Plot Fish s.dsey, Liverpool J, c. Macarthur.
Brr.- Nineyeh Roti. son, New Orleans ~ II. BhshsmS
Kett ., Carver Cepfa-fos Walsh Carver Chass Hids
20 " hitisInore kueyiss, simpson hiyhew.
sehoou rs Reindeer Tmhi Mobile, Osky Kssinsj w.
A. Croker Endico T. LouissDa H. Underwood A. 0odwiae
ye,sup Daien, McCr.sdy Mott Col Cabot Hsn.os eo~
ton, j. II. Nj ,ksr.oa, AchleyeE. Newell Aux Cages
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

coffEL-The busn.'' Il very limited. We only hsU Of
ssl.s 100 mats Java 81 J. i.c.
CoPPEn-Rened Ibgot in good reqre a; steady rates
sls Of l5 900 Lake I.c, c.sa. Other kinds are aaie
ard Eesdy il prices
DYEWOO6s sre sill quite la,zud but the principal stock
vrNdIswn from .akst Anticipation % better prices
ELOi x AND MEAL-1he upward ts-dency in Western
Cara Eor coEfirues with good demand mainly cusye
arrivals xh, and the stock Of the os grades found TO
b. 'IssT tssn supfo.ed especially of good s,ste Our
Of SOUND Flour does not PROBABLY exceed 1Scc
ehocs brands quist tie saes 300 obs at S,d
IS Tor sgpsiIe s. ICG IS 10 for DO s5 S1
- b. fer low srsoss Western IS SEA IS for ssip
pins brands oi rouDdoop Ohio % 200 81 .or trade
ST, brands, Flour very '. ard
IL finer the low grades quite saes q small oss a.
- sc Co. Southern F without much chang the az
bu. tie o. this already for the san
mxsd coed brands Baltimore &c, aud s5 Sd 81 ~ for
fancy brands Rye Flour is s,,ady tue ser,nd
sht sass Of Is bsls .; 40 - 10 Corr NJ y 10 inactive
o, <3i 81 s. o' jersey ard ga 81 10 for Duady~ne
tlsB-TLe nArket continues gCte .sng-d sEc, II lie eb
.Dee of irposn. sales ps.oes nearly rocaiaA 500
qtLs Dry Cod remain saoa, uus0c.
FRCiTs-Rsrs steady sses Of ca boxes Bune5 ..
~ TO- sso 81 bels Casrants a. &c. $3.50 DTe4 Apples St
e "a fr Southern
GRAIN-Hold@Fs Of prime Wbes. au- i'm the demand
IL Jrni.ec asiya light
Rye qat at tG1c ter Jersey ard s or Nor.her. Bar
.y quite firm the eeslc ec.iye Of 20 bG,h
y bush 0ss better the arrivals are limited sass II
stat ~ t.0 c scd Nesei1 AID Carsdan 81 s75c. Cora
is quiet TIE arrivals limited the inceirent weather checked
1.insss hs s.e are small II Tor good "he sousEeIn
&c for Western mixed W1te Besls are fair demand;
Of Go bsh 81 5 Cst adam Peas qliet % 81 81 6S
hluEs-ILs nartet quiet, but hear VI sses OF -
ss.. calcutta bShslo on terms Lot made Pablo.
po~. o:hfr oe.ciptons are peseesa Tse range spoes
loI ietst u 70 Isc., and SIS fd3:.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

roads, suggest the idea of au approach to pon;s b.
yopd when tee traffic s not likely 10 be reduced and
the probability Of fair improvement, c,nunercin-
with theely part of Spring, to be followed by vigcr-
Gus ard marked increase in t3e Autumn. To arrive at
. point where tbess roads have sPp,rertly shown
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

To ARRIVE.
Passengers sailed
PasseuHers Arrived

In brig .idIy Srir 10, 81 Thonas-bessG Solomon Bel
min Peter MsLscLlaD, Victor MonrAile.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

ID utcitLEt n pass'I tTs IIVFtl u % C5nIi
the miles by passenger trains are only decreased
= cent, a: it was impossible to reduce toe number
Of ,rains below certain point s9d with decrease of
IL, T. cent in the tunnage moved the miles run By
freight trains snow sn ineTcast OF .. T. Cen,--the
though ,rsiiic having formed unusually large por-
ton cf the whole.
TIE Report seys Ills result seems liscoursgns; bu,
under the circumstances wha. other could have been
expected! Ia tie accounts annexed, attempts have
been made To present the result in more favorable
Eight thai the facts wsrrant IL them, in every
thrg else, the naked truth il laid before you.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

OF tie S-coni Mortgage Beuis, si25,0U are .,Il
pnissued. Tie road h,s no eostiog debt aad ha,
sl5J 39j IS in ~ Sinking Fund. Tne bonds due ist
Dtc., 1919, can be easiy met frJC tle avail Of the
ei25 eco u,i-sued bond and from tee Sakiug Fand,
which vii then be $256Co, leaving only $1,000 TO
be provided from other so0-ces
Biesas. Thomp.ob BrotafrT say:
I'D w,r-,ui, haxa advanced stll further with a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

TIE lcst three moItts Of The year show an increase
over tie corresponding months of lsj7. The gross
earnings OF October, iSs, $1,000 over those of
October, is57; Of NoNembor, So, 600; and Of Deccm
hr, $3.50 over TIE .sue months last year. The to,a
re, earnings of 1888 are SO s32 over those OF 1857.
Tia tolio~ins Is comparative statement Of the
condition cf the Panama Railroad Company, showing
avsry favorable ie,Gii al one caculstcd 10 ipspue
great oondeGoe in the ability of the management and
in che future cf the trsfc:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08
Ne. E.rrias,................... ss7

NJ <STV-Ji-
THIS sovor l. q cent on the capital stock which is
81 si6,l00. ssmi-au. ua dividend of S237 ,305 was
psd August l. 1873 which viii leave SS9, ,067 10 be
divided si th. meeting now holding. y cert dis
borsemeL, woGld leave surplus OF $500 H. cou-
psnng the sotusl receipts and expenses Of lS, 1856
ard ls5 witt the actual returns fer ten months, and
e,tustes for tgo u nths q. lSs the following results
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

The annual ststeInent OF tie business of the Cleve
land, Columbus ana Cincinnati Railroad is nea,ly
rsdy. Il is msde up Of actual returns Of ten mcnshs,
November anu December being estimated. TIE result
is a. follows
Gfto Receipts. pts..'.................'s..-l -ltlVoSo
ats............................. 54 o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-08

II co..sque1ce II The anfortanse sccden at San Ho
low. which thew cars doSn an eHbsnsneIi
The crease IN the expenditure for t1e admin-tra
toa OF the Company and lis traffic ls Sill el6 ~,
while in the repairs VI the track ana rCa1$dy idges
and caIs WI "a mant sin Increase tee value of
property of the Company there has been Increase
Of $- 10 30 tie already large expenditures Of
TIE previous year for the same objects. The large
Expenditures Tor the two p7st years on the roai bed
ccrofs ty ceerr8l the Tep.irs q np4a. depart,
For -tery dosr econonized by --eh meas several
r.ns.freA sl6 u re for CGscsce eubsnkmeut ~ "a -
i.r deIre, a;ou old wood remaining on hand m
eIirsoidrsy ,Tp mixtures. well as ta.s sey bslos sns
% the eOSucn account have b-e esdged from the so-s
year and thus form part u the oee
ptsov psrod have s ansda,,ed ehH- oeeu ouanaiss
DUr tbe past year experiment. have been made g. .abs
coz. for ~od with .ssc.oy r-sl. snf long ooal
- DO doubt b. generally eo'Uned with A. Hf rsH .-'ins
tt. .rti., indebtedness. of tbe Company
Funded sd.st............s.s ~ iee % sSsssSis $
o.. .a r., abe .i;r; i'-''Ef
past On. cOurou, ,ef. cab
and c4,h iienl,, and .ocJun.,
E.eevsss. Sf-,5>' t11.o7s -
Tots. 81 2lsils - kE.sz351 81
Ls. toIe. sir,ins frni.... is5,coo q" I45sop o.
To,si inscb.edns@.....s2 s25.g3a4s rs ss,g'5,s,, 81
suc-a frciu > - cc9 10 t5ii ~ ~
IL G ttsny iror n, essrr..neu,s -.Ci.s in o. srns
IT, Company orl, s.s~5 AthODse $.o Of soaIta Mort
difference TO welsre 2sny psss
directly Dr-cofs
epe Orrers M .tsr - s.ruEfe thforsn the Eff l-s
without oe ss.taIc- ;oaH the cube npton' 70 h- F0ar
BoRdS Ny Wei. 70 Ensana "a. Water secured
.iiops the loan Of s. o, which vita 5ose
sIs ber- hsvs been Of Ant~se TO Conpsny
~ re2ncing - nos.nE d-S which pressed heavily re
Gr,Lces Up the - o se-ab-r lAs. only k3eGo oi
the NV losa A.e y.t t.sn rsies It r..y sssps.ns
that tls un,ccDJ bondnoe have 40: sssed themselves
prorr,y of IRE sDdoab-a sH-r-d
Out ci el0Us % unsecsr-e bo-s.. ta- s
Of rhc $50 ~ of I-d t. prisi .on
into Ios,,h sornse sosc., Aad sseso', Tsth Mr.
s,se BOIas. Il paying f3ce99 L e4sa -
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
[By Telegraph
New York Market

New YORK, May 6-PM
Flour advanced l0@20c; sales $500 brls at SIS 25d
70 for supertne StRte sc 506 so for extra State S.
5000 70 for superine Western; S6 5O16 30 for com
mon to good extra Western; Sc S5617 10 for round
hoop. Ohio closing firm. Canadian flour scarce and
So 1904 65. .I'.''- .
Wheat more active, 213c better; sales 5000 bush.
els, go unsound; Chicago Spring, 81 5361l 55; West
eTn Red Winter, 81 65; White Michigan, 81 63{gI 56
Mixed Illinois and l9S White Kentucky, Rye held
at 9Oc Barley steady; sales 10000 busheld at 6373c
Corn hrmer sales 2l,OO0 bushels, at SaQ19uc., Mixed
Western, W bushe White Northern and 93 bushels
Yellow do: Oats better and in demand at j7@e5y1fc
state, and 5g@Q62c, Western and Canadian.
Whisky better sales 2jO brls. at 2756@D2Sc.
Pork lower for mess, frIner for prime, mess and
prime; sales 1880 bTls. AZ SIG H@6 25 mess at
Sl6@Ql6 l2 old do, Sl2 5O6l2 626; prime at Sl7;
ira Western primo mess including 200 brls mess
in July and August, $40 50.
Beef fImer; sales.l 900 brls at S. 25a7 for prime
81 259s IS do. messi Sl01l2c, fer repacked Chicago
do; Sl3 l325@l4-eNtras; prime mess Beef firm az Si7
unchanged. Cut Meats active; sales 465 packages at
6@o6Ac. for dry-sated Shoulders, and s@191sc. for
Hams,
Lard quiet; salos 400 brls at II@OlIAc.
Butter quiet at 206l22c. for State, and B0ll0c
for Ohio. Cheese firm Mt 961l21sc. ~
The Cotton Market is nominal, holders awaiting
further European news.
Sugar firm at 6A@7%c Coffee firm at llI40l2c
Molasses steady at 3ge.
mon 10c
Rice firm at 31s94Sc.
Tobacco firm; Kentucky 5A@Ql2c, d. q
Tallow Arm and quiet at l05B61l0hc.
Woo-Sales 80, 600 his. fleece al 3s6li0c, and 900
hs pulled at former quotations.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.
FRIDAY, May {

nhlDA1, MAY D.
FLoUR-77Thc market opened with good demand,
on Change, became greatly excited, and prices ad-
yanced fully 25c. per bril- The sales made public
reach l0b0O brls. Including 1900 brs., delivered al
louisville. beginning at IS 80 for superfne, and
latter for " hite Wheat. The market closes unset
tied ana buoyant. ,41 Drls were received durinp
the last twenty -four hours.
WHlSh1-The demand is good and 500 brls. sold
at 25d 258c, but after the news from New York was
made public holders put up the price to 26c; and the
indications at the close that this would be the
rate tomorrow
market - hhds Bacon sold at &C. for Shoulders ami
Sac fnr Sides, including 10 hhds. ShOul ders at 6ac
% hids bulk Sides sold at &C., delivered at Rich
mond Ind, packed Mess Pork nominal.
WHEAT.The market is very firm, with an active
demand, and prices are tending upward, though they
are not quotably higher. Sales 500 bushels prime
White at 81 50; $50 do. good do, at 81 co; 200 DO at
Sl 62!R. :, and 500 do. Red at 81 I5.
. COkN-The market is firm with good demand
lor talr mixed at sO9S2c. White has advanced IL
Soc, with sales coo bushels.
RYE-Tho market is very firm, and prices hay,.
further advanced closing at 9jc. sale of $50 bush
els at this price.
BARLE1-rhe market is quiet and unchanged.
.oOAIS-The market Is firm, with brisk demand at
BUrTER-The market Ia quiet and steady at 100
2lc. Tor prime and choice yellow; common Qualities
no sale and prices nominal
OLA sale of A brls. Linseed at 7Oc.
IR0N-A sale of 200 tuns Codbast Tennessee Pig
GROCERIES-A good demand for Sugar at full
rates. Sales OF $50 hhds. at 74N174c choice grades
are held at sc. Molasses unchanged and firm; hold
cfs generally asking 40c, though in filling orders for
regular customers not over 3sQl39c. is charged but
round lots could not be purchased below 4Oc. Cofce
unchangcd; the feeling in this article is firm and the
tendency Is toward higher prices.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

HYATT & Co.'s New Railroad Circus opened
last evening, on the city lot, to a full canvas.
They have an excellent troupe of equestrians
and gymnastS, and those who are fond of saw
austrian amusements and acrobatic wonders
will get their moneys worth by visit to this
institution. They perform again this after
noon and evening.
CHRIsTY's MINsTRELs have be en- performing
during the week to slim houses, at Smith &
Nixon's Hall. They are by no means the best
troupe which have visited us.
HERNE THE HUNTER.-An equestrian drams
of much poverty in its literature, but very i'm
pressive in its scenic effect, is on the boards al
the National Theatre. 1t is drawing q fair
share of public patronage.
The MARTINETTI TROUPE, so we'll known as
pantominmists as to need no comments from us,
are the present attractive card at Woods
Theater.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
River News.

PIrTsnuRGH, May 8, M.--River six feet six
inches by the pier mark, and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
Acknowledgements, Belmont and Shenanpo.
No departures.
ST. LOUIS, May o. The river continues
about stationary at this point. The Illinois
and Missouri are falling, and the Upper Mis-
sissippi is reported rising. Weather clear
and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 6, NJ River falling at
the rate of four inches per hour, with about
IA feet on the falls. Weather clear; mer-
curry 81. -..
PITTsBuRe, May 6, P. M River 6 feet 8
inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
Departed - Marmora for Louisville, Fort
Wayne for Clarksville, and Rocket for St.
Paul.
ST. LOUIS, May 8, P. M.-The river has
risen about inches in the last "a hours, and
is swelling slowly. The upper Mississippi
has risen foot at Dubuque since last night,
and is rising rapidly. The Illinois is also
swelling. The Missouri is falling, with a
good stage of water in the channel.
The weather continues clear and very
warm, the mercury rising to 80 deg. this
afternoon.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

MEETING OF THE ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY,"
A meeting of the Astronomical Society was
held, yesterday afternoon, in the hall of the
Merchants's Exchange, to take into consider
alton the propriety Of removing the Observa-
tory from its present site. After the meeting
was organized, Professor Mitchell made n
statement that, in consequence of the smoke
arising from the city, it was now quite an i'm
possibility to take correct siderial observations,
and that it had become q necessity in the fur
therance of the usefulness of the Observatory
to have it removed to some situation moro re-
mote from such imposing influences.
A proposition was read from Mr. Long
worth, proposing to give to the Society a fee
simple of one-half of the four acres on Mt.
Adams, now occupied by the Society, to be
divided by them into lots and sold or leased
provided that he retain the other half to be
Friendless.
The following resolutions were offered by
G. j. W. James, Esq, and after mature de-
liberation, adopted:
He6OtUeu, lndI tue DOdru OF control be au-
thorized, in case they shall find it necessary to
remove the Observatory from its present site
on Mount Adams, to accept, in writing, the
proposition this day made by Mr.. Longworth
and upon such acceptance to arrange with Mr.
Longworth for the partition of the Observatory
lands.
Resolred, That the Society return thanks to
Mr.. Longworth for his hbcrality towards it,
Prof Mitchell offered resolution. which
was also adopted, authorizing the Board of
Control to select new site..for the Observa-
tory, at distance not to exceed eight miles
from the centre of the city.
Several propositions have been received by
the Society, among which is an informal one
from College Hill, offering to donate to the
Society four acres of land, and raise sub
scription fund for the use Of the Society to
the amount of seven thousand dollars
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--Ex- Congressman
Wm. b. Bishop, of Connecticut, was to-day
appointed Commissioner of Patents.
Gen. Cass held an interview with Lord Lyons,
the British Minister, yesterday, and with Senior
Mata, the Mexican Minister, to-day, on busi-
ness connected with their respective govern
ments.
government. Judge Cradlebaugh has not, as
reported by the Herald's correspondent, been
removed, although the possibility is that he
will be. Twenty six third assistant engineers
of the Navy, having passed the usual examina-
tion, have been warranted. There will now be
a supply of such officers, deficiency having
existed for several months.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

WOMAN ARRESTED FOR PASSING COUNTER
FELT MoNEY.-A week or two ago a woman
FAMED Amanda Lindsay, in making some pur-
chases from Mrs. Hawley, who keeps mil
Ninth street, succeeded in passing upon her a
counterfeit ten dollar bill on the Farmers Bank
of Kentucky. Information was Immediately
given to Lieutenant Cook who, yesterday, ar
rested the woman some place in Storr's Town
ship, brought her to this City and confined her
in the Ninth-street Station House. About
ninety dollars in counterfeit bills on this
Bank (above-named) were found upon her
person. She will in all probability have a
hearing this morning before Judge Lowe.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
Ths subieots discnssed nd thn Hearth- 8,

The subjects discussed at the Hearth Stone
Club, in New York, the other night, were,l
New Household Inventions, Carpet Sweepers.
Sewing Machines, q new Washing Machine,
Cooking by Gas, Manners, and the difficulty Of
obtaining good servants.
I The small pox is spreading in Alabama to
such an extent that a general alarm prevails,
Public meetings are being held for the purpose
of adopting methods for arresting its further
extension. t-~ f.l .If'T ett.' y
A few days since Mrs. Taylor, wife of the
Station-master, at Belle Ewert, G. W, got ON
chair to fix stove-pipe which had come
apart, and while so employed the chair tipped
over, and the unfortunate woman fell head
foremost into cauldron of boiling oil. She wns
drawn out dead. t-,a-2 -. ~
On Tuesday the axle Of a baggage car, on
the Springfield 4 Ohio Railroad, Ohio, snapped.
assunder as the train reached Mechanicsbarg.
No person was killed, though several were iSS
jured. Among the hurt are Mrs. K. ]. BEN
nett and child, of Portage Co., Ohio; 7. An
derson had a rib broken Miss Jeannie May
hew, of Marysyille, was more injured than any,
Of the others. ~ II
.-.'' 4''''. q .p,g2
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07
THE DAILY PRESS is to be had regularl,
at Church's Post-office stand.
The $4,000 Forgeries Again.

Inc @o,OUO FOrSerleS Again.
Our later advices in regard to these forgeries
lead US to the conclusion that they were not
perpetrated by a member Of stove firm on
Main street, as stated in another paragraph,
but by Mr.. CHRISTOPHER, senior partner of the
firm of Christopher & Beale, patent metallic
roofers, on Main street near Court. Two of
the holders of these forged notes were called
upon, yesterday, by Mayor Bishop, and stated
they had been fully reimbursed, aud that the
notes 'oere destroyed. They positively refused to
lend their aid to bring tie Jorser to justice. The
names used on the forged paper were those of
Holinshade Co., the well-known heavy iron
mongers on Western row, near Clinton street.
1t is claimed by the friends of Mr.. Christopher
that he is partially deranged, but it strikes us
there is "method in his madness" We are
satisfied that Mr.. Bcale is not implicated in
the transaction.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-07

ATTEMPT To ROB THE RESIDENCE OF ARCH
BISHOP PuRcELL.-Early yesterday morning,
some of the inmates of the residence of Arch
bishop Purcell, situated in the rear of the Ca
thedral on Plum street, were awakened by
II noise made by some persons who were in
the act of forcing an entrance into the build
ing. They Immediately gave the alarm, and
the villains fed They had almost succeeded
in opening one of the shutters, in which they
had cut hole almost large enough to enable
them to push back the bolt, when they were
discovered and their designs frustrated in the
manner we have stated.