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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09
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New York Market.

New YoRK, June SIP. M.-Cotton dull
and nomipal, with triains ssles at llH@ii4o, for
port and home trade is ess active, while prices gen
orally have undergone no very striking ehange sales
IS loS extra State IS 1905 IS i6r supsrfine
IS 3o@5 80 for common 70 medium extra do, 50 rs
Closing quiet and dropping. included In tho sales
are 1900 brls for EXPORT a. prices within the range
sfadss sales s Of SO BE- At IS so q Ss for co%%on
S e GS0ss p sr '1 Eys Fog5 Sos ss sssay 20
Meal quleti sales of 100 hrls Jersey AZ g toas g.
wheat-The export demand is quite moderate and
market slightly in favor ofPurchasers, with holders
Gus & & a%ss S1ss
Western at 81 409l ~. and 400 bush common
sad Sa at Barley hi ncSn
at eo@7Oc., Corn quite scarce, with fair Eastern
shippcrs are holding o for better supply "a sales Of
$1,000 bush at Ole for heated mixed Western: $50
6sc for Western and Southern yellow; iSc Tor choes
%hits Southern; r. oats plsa,y and dusl at ao9a2he
PORK dull, and without striking change: salsa Of
mess sT z for thin M mess; sIS % of clear SIS e
for new prime; sl2 50 for old prime. Beef dull and
prime; 81 so@5 for country mess ss@6 50 for re-
RScseSs Sis @eA RI 2 q for rda Extra ess Pr%s
India Beef Hams dull; slOGi5 for Wester6, and
Ss ~ IGT lS Sssle Gut Meets gst S5a rnsnangea
for hams. Smoked Hams are quoted at l99I2J4e.,
and smoked shoulders at Sx19c., with sales Of 100
barrels at prices within the range Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Lard quiet and nrn; sales Of $50 barrels
At llH@n4c The stock is estimated At about 10000
Butter selling a iO@lac. for Ohio and llo9Oc for
State. Cheese steady at 72c for inferior TO prime.
Sugar-The movement boted yesterday was far
more eXtensiYe than reported at the tine, and the
sales footed up l,6i0 hhda and 100 boxes fully Nc
advance the same buoyant feeling cont lnues sales
hnins; at lose for Porto Rico, Including refining
grades at 7Q37<e,i and 7l5 boxes HayApa az t7DIs6e
Molasses quiet but steady sales Of hhab Cuba and
Muscoyedo az sic. for Trinidad, aud a5 hhds Porto
Rico at 25c, re- 0ftlfUL fftfgf tH. II IlllTl- ID.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

THE GIBSON HoUsE.-ln speaking of the
Gibson House Of this city the Petersburg (Ya.)
hotels in America. In our travels we have
never seen it surpassed. The dining room
presents daily banquet, and the steward
who ofliciates therein, is model ofpoliteness.
The bedrooms are as neat and comfortable
as bedrooms can be made, and the servants
not only know their duties, but perform them.
And nov comes the most astonishing fact
connected with the Gibson House. For such
accommodations as we have recited, the price
is only 81 so per day When0we asked for
our BILL and saw the figures, we could scarcely
paid ~ 80 per diem, and Jared much worse
than we did at the Gibson" -lla OIL. % -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

BOARD OF Cry IMPRovEMENTs.-At the
regular semi-weekly session of the Board OF
City improvements, held yesterday morning,
contracts were awarded, on motion of Mr..
Stagge, as follows:
To j. w. Corderman & Co., to build five
stone arch-culverts, of three feet interior
diameter, to pass water across Brown-street,
at 81 80 per lineal foot for culvert, well-boles
So 09 per perch, excavation 10 cents per
cubic yard, and repairing % cents per square
yard. \ sil q
To same, to build stone arch-culvert of 0
feet diameter, to pass the water under Wade
street, west of Freeman, at $4 48 per lineal
foot Culvert and well-holes So 10 per perch,
excavation 20 cents per cubic yard, filing s
cents per cubic yard, and timber $l8 per
thousand feet. ffisFg N"1 TF'. ~ u
The clerk was instructed to advertise for
sealed proposals for paving Ormesby-alley,
from Smith to Rose-street.
On motion of Mr.. Horton the clerk was
instructed to prepare and transmit to the
City Council an ordinance TO pave with brick
the sidewalks on Ninth-street, from Harriet
street to point three hundred and forty feet
west. .ff .tggG ttg
On motion of Mr.. Stagge the clerk was
also instructed to prepare and submit to the
City Council an ordinance TO pave with brick
the sidewalks on Vine-street, from Mulberry
street to the corporation line. s,.-,Eg
The Commissioner of the Northern Dis
trict was authorized to have repaired the
culvert at the intersection Of Green and Pleas
ant-streets, at o cost Of $40. lt.a.-
Mr.. Gilbert City Civil Engineer, presented
plat and estimate for paving with bowlders
Margaret-street from Baymiller TO Jane.
Also an ordinance to establish the grade Of
Brighton-alley, from Coleman to Patterson
street. ,,t...r. r.,, .rs-rls 5rurv,
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PRocEEoINGs oFTHE County COMMISSIONERS.
At their regular dihrnal session yesterday
morning the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting in the aggregate, to
1892 "a; 0fwhich 800 were paid TO w. r.
Forrest Attorney at Law, for services S46O4
to J. M. Armstrong for lumber for the Plain
vile Bridge; $40 to Leonard Swartz for ma
terials for the Work-house, and the balance
to different parties for sundries. ,si NJ
William Parker, James Bartlett, p, Lilly,
s. Robinson, @. Lewis and Jane Brown were
discharged from the County Jail, because
they had not the means wherewith to pay
the fines and costs charged against them. / J.
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NAHk coahos r1kAh. kNF /
CIfIL lDEs-The CITY BIZ Cnclihhd us.
George Grshaui and Elis& Horton. kBefore
Judge Collins. This was an inquiry TO as
certain the damages of the defendants in q
proceeding TO condemn property for the uses
Of the city in the vicinity Of 0hio-avenue
The Jury assessed the damages Of Graham
at $3.50, and Of Horton at $270. s,-
Hayes for the city; Fox and Hortontor de-
PENDANTS. ~
DTvoRcE.-Deborah Newton es. @. l.. New
ton. Divorce granted by Judge Carter, on
the ground OF willful absence
JURY DIsAGREED.-In the case of the State
Us. George Garrall, tried on the previous day
for manslaughter, the Jury, after being locked
up all night, were discharged at half-past six
o'clock In the morning by Judge Mallon, not
being able to agree to a verdict.
Bills OF INDICTMENT REPoRTED. = The
Grand Jury reported the following indict-
ments; 49,
VIM. Morrison alias Francis Young, lar
ceny of geldingi Francis Hickey, malicious
stabbing Ellen Saddler, grand larceny; Geo.
Bennett, grand larceny 1.-TWO indictments
petit larceny, one charge; John Barracks,
assault with Intent to commit rape; Henry
Dehr, Chas. Keller and David Ross, assault
and battery; j. B. Jones, assault and battery;
George Anderson, assault and battery; Jas.
IalDott, assault and battery. Several OF the
prisoners were arraigned. @
STABBIEG THE HOUSE OF REFUFE SUPERIN-
TESDENT.-James Mcdonnell, aged between
sixteen and II years, was tried before Judge
Mallon, charged with stabbing with intent
TO kill Henry NJ. Jones, the Superintendent
Of the House Of Refuge. The attack was
made when Mr.. Jones was about slapping
him on the hand as punishment for threats
to the foreman Of one of the workshops. 4
The wound was described by the physician
who attended Mr. Jones to be of serious
character. 1t was on the left side of the face
little above the angle of the jaw, about one
inch in depth. The point of the knife struck
below the ear, inclining backward and
downward, and laying bare the jugular vein.
The wound was Of that character, and the
prostration from hemorrhage so great that
witness felt anxious about the life of Mr.
Jones. A verdict of guilty was returned.
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THH HnQ1rf MhlN-sTRnrT1 HONIgIDE. THE
remdhs of Prof. Henry I. Crawley, who was
killed last wednesday night on Main-street,
near Hunt were inferred yesterday. No clue
has Yet been obtained that would lead 10 the
discovery OF the homicide; but Mayor Bishop
has Issued proclamation, Offering a reward
for his arrest couched In the following terms:
whereas, q most foul and unpfovoked
murder was committed upon the person Of
Professor Henry T. Orawley, on the night OF
June 9, 1850, In this city, on Main-street, near
Hunt now, therefore, 1, r. M. Bishop, Mayor
OF this city, do hereby offer the sum of Ave
hundred dollars, 10 bepaid 10 any person who
will communicate such information as shall
lead 10 the detection and final conviction OF
the murderer Of said Professor Henry T.
Crawley.n
The citizens of Mt. Auburn yesterday held
a meeting, at which r. Bodman presided, and
I. H. O. Allen acted as Secretary, and re-
solved TO attend the funeral of Prof. Crawley
in body, and invite Rev. N. Sheppard TO
deliver a funeral discourse next Sunday
morning in the Methodist Episcopal Church
at that place. The following resolution, re-
ported by the committee appointed for that
purpose, was also unanimously adopted:
Resoived, That this community has heard with as
%SoP q PTC &snSg aswey as e d Yona
Ladies' Institute, and that as In his lifetime We
generosity, Ills delicate aud high sense OF Justice as
well as hi, undoabted soholaIship and intelligenee
high and rare condition Of a sound mind In q sound
body, and as a true gentleman, without fear aud
death as public not less than private caianIty.
A copy of the minutes was ordered 10 be
sent to the parents of the deceased, TO the
faculty of the Mt. Auburn Institute, and to
Rev. E. A. Crawley, d. D., former President
oftheSeminary, when the meeting adjourned.
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UNION MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF THE
HoMELEss.- IA union meeting of the Friends
of the Homeless and Neglected Children will
be held tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock,
at Pixies Opera-house. Rev. w. @. Van
Meter, Superintendent of the "Home for the
Little Wanderers y in New York, will address
the meeting, and a collection will be taken
at the close for the benefit of the mission.
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Doc AND PASrHaR CONTEST IN CuBA. .-,-In, .
contest between two dogs and panther, nt
Matanzas, Cuba, the proprietor Of the latter,
finding his animal over-matchfd and ey-
identity getting the worst Of Il, shot the dogs
with sn airegun For tbishe was compelled
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

PUBLIC REAL ESTATE SALE.-C Cooper 4
Stokes, auctioneers, sold, day before yester.
day frame dwelling-house on the west side
Of Bremen-street No. las, with lot twenty
feet front by seventy-fve feet deep, to an
alley to Hammond Rust, for So. 600.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

NEW RESTAURANT no mn EsrABLIsHED IN
THE STYLE OF DRLMoMoo's. s.--William VIII
kinson, Of the Rurnet House Restaurant, we
understand, has leased the house No. ITO
Ronrth-street, opposite Shillto's recently oc-
cnpied as dwelling by, Mr.. j ohn, w. Cole
man, and intends converting ID into . restau-
rant after the style of Delmonico's, in New
York, Cincinnati has long felt the want Of
afrht-claas establishment Of this Kind The
and dining-rooms furnished exclusively for
ladies and gentlemen accompanying them.
The enterprise deserves 10 be successful, and
We ssrnsstly hVps may mssl with . liberal
|pfVYEHtsisS ~ sIaaibina oasa0 ,0Ad IA v
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

Gibson, X ansas, intend celebrating the opening
Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad to
that place, on Wednesday, 18th inst, and
have forwarded tickets of invitation to Mayor
Bishop, TO be distributed among the members
Of the City Council; and all who wish to
avail themselves of the opportunity to visit
the Far West viii please call at his office this
morning, The ceremony of breaking grouno
for the Atchison and Pixies Peak Railroad
viii likewise take place at the same tine Y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

EPIcuREAs.-Those desiring good meal
should cali at Todd's Saloon. 254 Walnut
street. He does not use grease in cooking,
thereby allowing the victuals to retain their
natural flavor. Drop in to-day and order
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

BURGLARY IN HUsr-SrREEr.-The Coffee
house of Frederick Wolf, No. LOG Hunt
street between Broadway and Spring, was
feloniously entered night before last, and
robbed of a quantity OF shirts and cigars.
The burglars then proceeded up stairs and
entered the sleeping-room Of Mr.. Wolf and
were in the act of ransacking a trunk, when
he awoke, and they fed They were pur-
sued some distance, but withoutayail. lg(
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

The RRcBNT LARCENY OF UNFINIsHED
HIDEs-C CoMMIrMENr OF THE PARTIES. Chas.
and VIM. Krahn and Ludwig Hahn, arrested
o short time ago upon the charge of robbing
q lanyard at Goshen, Clermont County, Ohio,
Of about one Thousand dollars worth Of unfin-
ished hides belonging to SALESMAN, Brunswick
&Co., were examined yesterday before Justice
McFall, and held in the sum of $500 for their
appearance before the next term Of the Court
OF Common PleasI -lnLll.l I-Il n. lmn N ~. .-N
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CANDID CONFESSION OF PH1gIpIAN RK-
sPEcrINa MRpTcENR.-Dr, o. w. Holmes do
liyered an address before the Massachusetts,
Medical Society, recently, in, which he de-,
clared, In plain language, that mankind had
been drhgged 70 death;; that whatever would
iniure a well man would iajure . sick man;
and that the world would be better OF if the
contents Of every apothecary shop were emp
tied into the sea though the eonseq nenees to
the fishes would be lainentable, a;'i F., !, ~ 4,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

LATE PAPERs.-The New York sporting
papers, together with the Ledger, Illustrated
NewS WdUerly Magazine, &C., for this week,
can be found at G. N. Lewiss, No. % West
Sixth-street between Main and Walnut.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

PERSONAL. John s. Toof ESQ.,, "a native
Buckeye, but now and for some time past
local editor of the Memphis (Tenn.) Bulletin,
is here on business connected with the Mer-
him a pleasant sojourn in the Western
Athens. u. q, ., ~ t,a,..I. .aNH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

LECTURE TO MECHANICS THIS EVENING
Hon. Isaac j. Neal will, by request, deliver
a lecture in the Concert Hall in the Opera
house Building this evening, on "Combina-
ton among Working men"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

"A HofRLa KrhPER STkBBrD ,Bx3 RowpiEs.
Mr. James Douglass, proprietossof the Penn
sylyania Hotel, In oSixth-strpet, below Arch,
Philadelphia, was seriously and IL n feared
fatally stabbed, on Monday evening, by one
Of three rowdies whom he was attempting to
eject from his house. Y The Wounded gentle-
Inhn iaalzty yearh Of ags and much respected.
e ,ss 4: Iss s1s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

BROAD GAUGE PIcNIc.-The attaches Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, with num-
Der of their friends, have a basket picnic at
Moore's Hill to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

NEW YoRE, June s-Stocks dull and
and I'D q Script ss u T. and 7p NJ H PaSSs,Ss PfsS D.
y; g.. lH NJ O; os, B. 90; Harlem, prefsired s9E
Q. Bonds q; n, Q. skies %; Mo- alxes sfki O. s.
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City News.

To ADvERTIsERs.-As the PRESS is the only
penny paper in Cincinnati, and has the
largest city circulation, advertisers will
readily see that it is the medium through
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

/. DELEGATES Nor TO BE FousD. The Texas
papers are making anxious inquiries as TO
the ''local habitionp of the delegates by
(which that State was represented at Chicago.
They complain of the tardy movements 7oi
the delegates, and express an earnest wish
that the delegates win reach home some time
before November next in order that their
actions and votes at Chicago may be pro-
,perly indorsed in mass meeting seyToo 'nio
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

How Individuals ALTER CAsEs-AN Ex-
PoLIcEMAS MAKES NIGHT HIDKoUs AND Es-
cAPEs ARREsT.-A man, who, we believe a
short time since was discharged from the
Police force for dereliction of duty, became
inebriated a night or two ago, and with a
pistol threatening TO blow out the brains OF
every person he saw, frightened number OF
citizens whom he happened to meet near the
corner Of Sixth-street and Central-avenue.
He then visited a bagnio in the neighbor-
hood, and raised disturbance there which
brought to the scene couple of the Four
teenth Ward Police, who, as soon as they
became aware of the name of the obstreper-
GUS party, walked quietly away and left him
to disturb whomsoever he chose.
We understand he was prevented from
making violent personal assaults upon a
number Of individuals by O constable of the
Second Ward, who finally succeeded in
quieting him. This, we doubt not, is but
one instance wherein persons alter cases, and
we have ourself known gentlemen who hap
pened TO be conversing on q street corner,
to be annoyed by some impudent policemen,
who at the same time were themselves more
in the way than those whom they in the
most impairment manner attempted to drive
from the sidewalk. While Mayor Bishop is
instituting reforms, we would respectfully
suggest the propriety of filling the ranks Of
his police force with persons who at least can
discriminate between gentlemen and black.
guards. . .I.l...5|
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AN AaHD WOMAN SnRI0Usby INJURED by A
RUNAWAY .HoRsE.-A woman about sixty
years Of age, named Mrs. Noodle, who, we
believe at present resides in Newport, was
knocked down by a runaway horse, on Main
afternoon, and quite seriously injured She
was taken TO the apartments of the engineer
of the Courthouse, where her wounds were
attended 10 by DR.. Flshburn, who thinks she
will speedily recover. flA 's-s b.
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srhAw ItHPORT.


9 RdBert McGregor, AdministrAtor %. Ellis
4 Sturgis and others. Judge Hoadly an
nounced the opinion Of the Judges in gen
eral, affirming The decision at Special Term,
by sustaining the assignment of Ellis Il Stur-
ges TO Y. Worthington.
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The Rope Walking Mania -BIondin Cross
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/ Blondin made his first performance upon
the rope this season at Niagara Falls on We'd
nesday. The Buffalo Courier says that Blon-
din's rope, which is suspended this year over
the awful gelf that yawns below the Bridge
where the imprisoned waters boil and seethe
with more mad and fearful turbulence than
at any other point along the river, is one
thousand feet in length, and two hundred
and ten feet above the water. IL is steadied
with network of guys, thirty-two on each
side, frightened with suspended sand-bags.
Blondin started from the American side
about five o'clock, and made the passage
across in seven minutes, stopping TO perform
various feats. At the middle of the rope he
laid down upon his back with as much appa-
rent eomposure as though reclining in the
safest and most comfortable position that he
could select When within about fifty feet
Of the Canadian Shore he stood still, while
Daguerrean artist leveled his camera at him
and took an impression. On arriving at the
end of his perilous journey and springing
upon the cliff, he was greeted with loud
cheers. After 4 short rest he returned again
to the American shore, performing no re-
narkable feats by the way. ir 1917 EE,
THH NEW YoRK PosFoFFIcu QUESTION SET
TLRD.-The New York Postoffice is TO re-
main where it is. The Department have
purchased the present site for $3.50, ,o00---
$4,000 of the amount having been sub
scribed by merchants, bankers, and insurance
companies. The journal of Commerce says
that arrangements will be speedily made for
the erection of q substantial and every way
convenient and appropriate edi6ce in place
Of the present one, which is in many respects
poorly adapted to the wants Of the service,
having been built for church, and not COW
eFing near all the ground. We further un-
,derstand that the new edifce can be con.
strpcted in sections, b around the present
building, SO as, to avoid the necessity of even
atemporary removal Of the postoffice busi-
ness to any other locality. tApis. 9gf~ q
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\ A AGlNnkoua CoMMuNirYs-T The citizens Of
Columbus Minis, have raised subscriptiou'
.of 100000 for the erection Of o new building
70 supply the place Of the female institute re-
Gently burnt down. and new hotel; also,
$4,000 by the members ecf thu Methodist
Church, n bedgfetta W the sfsssisa os q Few
epiiainaltaisH rec bas ets .ssa g
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NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET.-Thursday, June 7.
The 1.-Two Stock markets were abuRdantly supplied
yegterday-some Of them oven to overiowing-witli
animals for sale, and prices have generally de-
cined. Beeves we're offered in larger numbers than
at any time since the inst week Of February, and
bain nench bao v,sP no,y Tha "a 10, he,T ~
moderate and sales dragged heavily before night
decline OF fnlly &C. per pound. The cattle may Dt
l97Hc, Had not feeders bought several hundred. I.
the cattle would not have all been sold.
Mich Cows are S3615 per head lower than last
week, and sell slowly at this decline. Veal Calvet
are drug in the market. II was scarcely possible
to clear the pens Of the large numbers offered at xc
decline from last week. Good Calves sold at te9oe.
per lb. live weight, t... ~, :.
Sheep and Lambs are plenty, and 25Ql50c per head
lower than last week. few Of the best Sheep still
| bring 90. per lb. live weight
Hogs also rather In Of the wants Of buy
ers, and prime cornfed sold at 6@6Ac per ID. live
weight r..
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BOARDING.

WlOARDING---Three young men can be accom-.
IL modated with pleasant front room and board
atty eeorgef4t two door, east q Plun9 jee-c.