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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

The PosT-0FFIcE AUTHORIZATION BILL - The
Washington correspondent Of the New York Herald
says, under date Of the 18th:
The President having approved ofthe post-Ofice
bill, 1t il, therefore, law amended previous to
ts passage. II appropriates $t.296000 for supply
the expenses Of the Department for the year end
ing with June last sa00O,00 towards the support
Of the Department for the fiscal year ending with
june next; and further sum Of 81, 400 00O id pay
ment of the salaries of officers and Clerks trans.
portation OF the mails, wrapping paper, bags,
stamps, etc.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum
to commence sixty days after the expiration Of the
quarter in which the service was rendered, but in
case prior to the lst Of May, 1852 to the pres
ent date, shall be paid all Sums found to be due
the contractors for carrying the mail. The inter-
est shall be paid only TO the contractors them
selves in full of ail damages, BY reason of failure
or delay in payment. No interest is to be allowed
on payments on the last quarter ending with De-
cember last. sum for this purpose Is appropri-
ated.
Mr.. SIcKIEs' SEAT CoNTEsTRD.--A dispatch of
the 18th from Washington says:
The Committee on Elections to-day took M the
contested election case Of the Third Congressional
district OF New York. Mr.. Williamson, the con
testant, made statement to which Mr.. SickIes re-
Piled, asking further time TO put in his points He
takes the ground that in consequence Of the failure
| OF Mr.. Williamson to serve him with notice the
contestant is out of court and cannot be heard on
| the merits OF his case.
Mfr. Williamson replied that owing to the f.iure
Of the State canyassers to make such declaration
IS contemplated by the act of Congress- there was
| no sitting member 10 notify. and by virtue Of the
action OF that body there was no way left for him
to compel the attendance of Witnesses under the
act. The case was then postponed till Tuesday
next.
A PaETTY FANCY When day begins to 20 M
to heaven it night il does not spread pair d
wings and fly alolt like bird, but it inst climbs
softly up on q ladder Itsets its red sandal on the
shrub you have watered these three days, lest il
should perish with thirst; thence it steps to the
tree We sit under, and thence 10 the ridge Of the
roof. From the ridge TO the chimney; and from
the chimney To the tall elm; and from the elm 10
tie tall church spire and then to the threshold Of
heaven, and thus you can see it go as though il
walked up red roses. fTayor.
Three cockneys being ont one evening In dense
fog, came up to building that they thus described
The first said, 4 There's nostse. No. said the
second, : tbs nH. The third said, :. You're
/ poth wrong Its ftinu
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DIR. oscooD's INDIA cHonAeocuE

--CURES-
Fever and Ague, Chls Fever DUNN, Aeue Ipte,,,,
and kemitteut Fesers Liver Complaint .iauitiicr En-
lssement Of ihs Liver. Enlargement os The
Spleen, and nil The various forms Of Ill.,.
BILIOUS DISEASES
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PhOIUGKAFHlC.
A MORRISON 8 sLEssING's
aEW AVID sUPERB
rHorocpArH1o 4 DAsuERRnoryrE
SALOON,
Ne. 81 Camp street.
CORNER or ooanERcrAL PLACE,
new ORLEANS,
orrosIrE rHE r1cAruKE OFFICE,
We beg leave TO inform patrons and tho pnb
c that removed from ls Canal street to the sbovs-
named connodons building which we ssed and fur
nished in suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light In the city.
i LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
4 SPLENDID PARLoR AND DREssIaG-Rooa,
Exclusively for Ladies', and
LARGE STUDIO for our Painters.
roge.her Win an he necessary convenences
The execution Of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
Miniatures and Portraits known 70 the art
TEE sHALLEsT LocKET
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN on.
Life Size, made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS
PHOTOGRAPHS on visiting Cards. BY the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediates Sizes
all sizes, untouched.
Painted in Oil Golors.
Painted in Water Colors.
Painted in Pastel Coors.
Touched in India Ink.
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Dagusrreoypes, Ambro-
types Paintings. Drawings etc. and finished any style
taken in Groups Of Families.
DAGuERREoTYPEs taken their beauty and psrfsc.
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken Of deceased person. pat
Of the city.
AMBRoTYPEs taken and Improved plan upon mo-
alc plates thereby obyiasng the danger Of breaking
AMBRorYpEs transferred to Paper Or Leather letter sse
for mailing.
Also
ANY. EVERY AND ALL STYLES
Miniatures and Portraits,
Too numerous to eaumeraie here.
Gallery opsa visitors he sntre year, aadays OK.
esptsd,
Prices a. ,ow as any strar ssasllsaap. in tbs city,
Perfect satisfaction given In all case charge viii b
made.
None bat the bent Arsa employed at hla es.abnsansn.
and the puhHe mar safely give Us a triai.
Constantly On haad--
THE LAKaEsr AssoRrnEsr
-of-
Fancy Cases, Frames. etc.
GOLD LocKETs, PINE AND 7aNKErs.
kNDrpuor : mr. rco1ua
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

DIR. WRIGHT,s

DIR. WRIGHT,S
CELEBFATED REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared ~z S
On the strieies Phamaecucs Principles by ahest
Chemists of the age, for the OF
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression .# W.
Imbecity
Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Tdsas,
Hyseria,
General Irrtabiliy,
Restessness and
Sleeplessness AT Nigh,
Absence of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite, lI&-4
Dyspepsia sI5z
Emaciation,
Low Spirits
Disbrgani1ation of the -
Organs Of Generation,
Papiation Of the Heart.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by VIZ
j. WRIGHT II CO..
Fl and l5i Chartres street, u.s.
Sole Proprietos-
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oEETf.rr "a q rYrx. u ssrrN sSrrrrT1Hr ISSrp ,cr
" casp.Ny ON NayV opr VANS
FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
In conformity will, the requirements Of their Its tyr
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE GosIPA NY nuilsh Tho ,ol
- -. ~ - -oo >1s 90 o0 ~ pe' sae io
to"s '
Amount OF premiums received Tor the year ending
' =, ..s n; E, ~ r, , ,..a 1890 Y
Amount oil antemnaed risks 5ih December 1853 05s5 90
Total amount of premiums for the year ending 3st
December lsss VIE 64ls0 %
Far nreu,iuas on Fire Risks . sssa sls Is
For premiums on Marine Risks, 2s $50 IS
y. :. s64,lso sa
ai.t 49, r,har ,a5o ia $50 m
p, r,s es,ss
Issaso 81
a.. ,,,==
Mes premiums Ior tho yeas ehuihg 'iss Deeehoef,
la's. tos,ND %
Losses paid during same period, viz:
On Fire Risks...... .sseVs4o 30
On r; ~ rai.Ra - To546 81
=
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REAL sCHEIDAnI scHNAPps.

REAL scHEIDAnI scHNAPps.
VAN WHERE'S
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE schEiDAA Selma FPS.
pure article Or Holland Gin
A wholesome beverage and an inssluable FAMILY MEbl.
CINE, particularly beneficial all cases of
DYsESTERY,
DYSPEPSIA -
DIAERHEA,
- RHEUMATISM,
a0UT.
FEyERs,
5z..5# etc. etc., ETC.
II is highly recommended by many Of the mos. eminent
ciarB throughout The States and agreeable
alive and admitted eectualy all diseases of The
ogans etc., and peculiarly adapted the use Of females and
children.
As other article has been offered Is Justly entes u
the Of the
Real seheidam schnapps,
the public cautioned purchase but the rnuine Re
called
pANDEyEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real g. hold a m y c h napps.
Each bottle will bear signature of the proprietor and rome
other Is genuine without 1t.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at pfopsors
prices by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
II and 1871 Ehsrtrss strssi.
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Three cockneys being ont one evening In dense
fog, came up to building that they thus described :
The first said, |. There's nouse.n 4 No, said the
second, 9 tbs nsa. The third said, q You're
Doth wrong --it's aint,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-21

OUISTANA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE NO, IS CAMP STREET.
Capital s30O,000.
Wa
]. Lapeire, f. H. Harris
Theodore Fros, j. NJ Robert @
A. D. Grief, j. A. Bon1iafon,
Jacob zolls, Amadeo Landry,
f. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT will insure against peris Of the
sess rivers and loss and damage fire. risks
the current rates Of premiums
A cash premium Of FIFTEEN PER CENT will be
made those nsurng in this Office.
E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. PrcOLxr Secretary
New Orleans. August II. 1879. aulstf
ogI sJ N M Ng rg 4 INSURANCE COM
oFFIcE-sonth corner OF Camp and Natahez Streets
Amount of Premiums for year ending February zs
1859 $70l 500 81
Net earned Profits for the 1896 94
Assets the 18th February, 1859. OF
zhe Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PER
CENT after paying Six interest outstanding scrip
and redeem the Certificates of Scrip OF the years
1857.
Interest and redeemsb cp payable in cash
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip the year ending February IS 1859 will
after the LIST Of june 1859.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
m28l y H. .JANYIER. Secretary
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"iS ToWss sssisIp1tssE ssn4r.IIn.;
sVt sas a SSssE.ss j
ao9EdIsAsS6ssss $sr"ss Bitten,
h sTpGGHr FaSs hh h..ts5s;
11 kIffrs H Wa.aa pla,o,,
BaYAN's Pnl.nonic WATERS; WV ''A-''
WIs Z, R,s, E s;lss 4. Wild Cherry;
pAE Roe VIA fisss ssEyw and r Tar;
COZ 5iyER eIl Hsdgsmsn. Clark a Col
COP a J;snFE ao'II sI n",as i Naples.
=, 6ssoon,s cholsgagre;
chAaP9Ss Fssss NJ As s@a Pas r,
srE IsH;E ssJ y; SSsF;s f pI,i. @
1As aosEf y III, r, ill., H.,
HULI,s Iealc pills.
THoKN's Extract;
ANB BRows,s s'f E.ssacs II Ginger;
rAf paf5ESs siRs e. Es,s.stor;
Nus MsSkil TiPtGyss; Ointment,
DR.. MoRsE's Inygoratias Gordia
JUDY Dr. si EEGf,xsKisEEHYs Detergent;
DALBYiS Garmnative.
INFALI1IBIE Cholera Remedy;
KEkDAHIiS Cholera Syrup;
z-z- ALEXANDERS Tricobnphe;
HARRIS0N'S Hair Dye;
BACHELORS Hair Dye
PHALON'S Hair Dye;
JAYNE'S Hair Tonic;
HRIsTADoRo's Hair Dysi
WQIFE'S Aromatic Seheidan Schnapps
WATERS, Indelihe Ink;
PAPSOSiS Indelibe Ink;
kIDDER's Indelible Ink;
WRfGHTiS Erasiye Liquid;
110G pounds GUM DROPS. asserted;
500 :" JUJUBE PASTE
/ PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, fer neaci
nal purposes constantly hand.
~ Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited. Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine
@. N MORRISON & CO.,
/ lH IL Magazine street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
The Ruroh ,niroree Case.

NAPIERvILLE, I'LL, November L. = Al
though the Burch divorce case was set for the
first day of the term, which commenced to-
day, nothing was done. The Court simply
organized its Grand Jury and read the docket
of cases. Tomorrow, it is understood, the
counsel for Mr.. Burch will move for con-
tinunnce on the ground of desire to show
up the character of certain witnesses, whose
dispositions against the chastity of Mr.. Burch
have been taken in st. Louis. The friends
of Mr.. Burch say that they will be able to
demonstrate the existence of the greatest and
most atrocious conspiracy against him that
it is possible to conceive Of
Mrs. Burch's party declare that in unVail-
exposing the hideous .deformity of the mon
ster. The feeling runs high. The jury,
who are already here, are composed princi-
pally of farmers. The trial will probably
last ten days. .l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
--LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.
Arfival of the Bremen.


EEw York, November l2.-The steamer
Bremen has arrived with three days later
news from Europe. gluid .-aIt.F
The Canada arrived at Liverpoolg October
2e - g.4.l-.I.It-l -f..f
The Olive, from Liverpool to Calcutta, was
abandoned July 26. A portion Of the crew
were landed at St. Helena on the 10th of
September. There were no signs of the
Vanderbilt at noon, on Wednesday, the 3lst
ult. Df tfr,
London Money Market London, October
28.--The English funds are rather less weak
to-day. The transactions have been unim-
portant The first bargains were 92M092M
for Money, and the final prices were 92A for
Money, and 92A(093 for Account. The next
Consol settlement is fixed for the 9Th Of De-
cember, and the last price for that date is
In the discount market the demand was
moderate, and there were no gold with
drawals from the bank to-day. Illinois
Central and New York and Erie declined.
liverpool MaT ket-LiVerpool October 20.
Cotton-There has been considerable excite
ment in the market to-day, in consequence
Of the reported killing frost in the Southern
States being corroborated, and the sales ex-
ceeded $4,000 bales-l ,5O0on speculation and
for export. American descriptions having
advanced Nd, Others are partially Sd.
lower. ig'i .sgq .Hsl.
liverpool October 90.--Cotton--There has
been an excited demand for Cotton to-day,
and the sales exceed $4,000 bales, 1900 on
speculation and for export at M@l l-l6d.
| higher than last Friday.
Liverpool, October 28-Breadstufs-a good
demand was experienced for Wheat at fully
| the prices Of Friday, or about per cent.
| lower than on Tuesday.
Indian Corn in good request, at 39s. for
prime yellow and mixed; while white, from
the scarcity, is worth 46@47s. for 4sO pounds,
The DAILY Ne,os says it is very generally
believed that the failure of the Warsaw Con-
ference mainly arose from the prominence
given by the Czar to revision of the treaty
Of Paris, that being the main object of the
policy of Russia.
WarsG,u, October 12.-It is stated that the
Warsaw interview maintained to the last {
purely personal character, as regards botl
the Princes and their Ministers. AT the in
terview on Thursday no stipulation wa
made, no convention of any kind was con
cluded, nor was even protocol drawn up.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Law RhPoRr.
COMMON PLEAS.

PROSECUTION UNDER THE BAsTARDY ACT.-
Matilda Amsn u.s. Jos. Beard. Before Judge
Mallon the defendant was prosecuted under
the bastardy act as the reputed father Of the
illegitimate child of Matilda Aman. The
prosecuting witness stated that she had been
acquainted with defendant for about two
years; that he had been paying her attent
tions aud visiting her for some time; and
that being musician by profession he wooed
her occasionally by serenading under her
window. During the excitement of the Oc-
tober election of 1859 an intimacy took place.
CRIMINAL SIDE.-In No. 8 the Grand Jury
came in and reported one bin of indictment.
II was stated the accused party was not yet
under arrest, and for this reason it was re-
quested that no publication should be made
Of the name.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

The Famine in Kansas 80, 900 People


in Want, ...tr .l-,
10 The Editors Of Daily Press
The facts can not longer escape the atten-
tion of the most tardy and jncredulous that
an extraordinary condition of affairs prevails
throughout a large share Of the new Terri
tory of Kansas, where there is at paesent
"a famine in the landn so general that it is
doubtful whether it has any parallel within
the present century. The thrilling descrip-
tions' that have reached us in the reports of
the county and township meetings and
committees, in Kansas, who have inyestl-
gated the wants and condition OF the people,
show present and prospective desututloni
equal, if not surprising that OF the famine
in Ireland, Then there was only a failure
of the potatoe crop. IN Kansas all crops
bape faiIedI The people have exhausted
their means in obtaining homes in new
TERRITORY, thousands are now in want, and
unless speedily relieved, must suffer. Every
thing is barren and bare, and the settlers see
winter approaching, and their families with
out food.
The ministers Of the various. Churches Of
Cincinnati, who have not already made col
lections for this purpose, are requested 20 DO
SO as speedily as possible, and hand the
amounts to Mayor Bishop. And We ask sas. tne
liberal and humane csisens not " Wny Ior
a personal application, but 20 send tneir eon-
| tributions at oDce, 70 Mayor bisnop, OF 70
! the Undersigned, care OF Dr; John Evans,
No. b5 CLARK street. Chicago, illinois:
~ W. +. M. Army,
Agent for the Relief Of the sufferels in
Kansas, II
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

In Room No. 2, Lowery & Humphrey e,.
Handman others same Vs. Weeks and
others. The City was also made defendant
in these cases, which were submitted to
Jadpe Storer. The action is brought to re-
cover for grading and paving East Third
street. The defendants claim that the work
was not done according to the terms Of the
contract, but by the direction of agents of the
Little Miami Railroad Company and the
Pendleton and Fifth-street Railroad Com
pany. Submitted.
y Chas. Rule h Co. Vs. A. Collier, captain OF
] the steamer A. D. Tylor. In this case, mere
tofore reported, Judge Storer rendered q
Judgment for defendant.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

& COUNTY MATTERs.-The County Genrais-
sioners, at their daily session yesterday,
passed orders amounting to $fo3 80, being
the new Jail. The remainder of the session
was occupied indisposing Of applications for
the offices at the disposal Of the Board. This
appears to be matter Of great difficulty, as
it has been under consideration for about a
week, and only three appointments have yet
been made-Arthur Hill and Alexander
Pendery as night watchmen of the Court
house. and DR.. @. P. Brent as Physician to
the Jail ,.a a. ,l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
MIR. Breckinridge Not Goins South.

LEXINGTON, KY, November 12-The ru-
NOR that Vice President Breckenridge is
going South to make Union speeches, or in
terfere in any manner whatever with the
troubles of the secession States, is without
foundation.
A meeting of the Bell and Douglas parties
was held here to-day. Resolutions were
passed, denouncing in strong terms any at
tempts at secession or disunfon by any State.
Speeches were made by Gen. Leslie Coombs
and Others -. n y L-.- y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Large Union Meeting at Henderson, Ken
fucIxv.

HENDERSON, KY, November ia large
and enthusiastic meeting, irrespective of
party, was held here to-day. Ex-Governor
Dixon presided. --r,,
Strong Union speeches were made by
Bell, Breckenridge and Douglas men. Union
resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
secession strongly deprecated. A meeting
of the people of the whole county is called
for, to be held on Saturday next.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Tbe FeeIiue nj Ricbmond, virginia.

RICHMOND, VA, November l2.-The affairs
Of the South attract much attention here, and
the people are calmly awaiting the issue.
Meetings will probably be held in all the
different counties of the State before the
Legislature meets, for an expression of pub
lie opinion.
The vote of the State is as yet uuascer-
tanned. Both parties figure out majorities.
Several counties are yet to be heard from.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
FusItive-sIave Case at Chicago Great
MI Excitement.

CHICAGO, November l2.-Considerable ex-
citement was caused here tonight by the
arrest by the United States Marshal of q
negro woman, who escaped from Nebraska
City a short time since. The womanois
claimed as slave by Stephen 7. Knuckles,
of Nebraska. The Marshal, in taking the
woman to- jail, was stopped in the street by
pelled to give the woman to the city police,
who lodged her in the armory for safe keep
ing An effort will be made in the morn
ing to take her TO Springfield, for examina-
ton before Commissioner Cornean. 1-sa7 OIL
The streets in the vicinity Of the armory
are crowded with negroes and some white
persons, in high state of excitement, who
declare their intention TO- prevent the wO-
mar from being taken away from the city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

PITIsBuRe, November l2-M.-Riyer thir-
teen feet by pier-mark and rising. Weather
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, November l2-P. M,-RiVer
stationary, with eight feet eight lnches IN
the Canal in
plrTsBuRe, November IL, p. M.-River is
thirteen feet nine inches by the pier-mark.
Weather clear and cool.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Adm the Knnsns suGerers.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., November l2-There
was large and spirited meeting here to-
night, to inaugurate measures for relieving
the people suffering from famine in Kansas
Governor Sprague presided. Several speeches
were made, and a handsome sum was sub
scribed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
Tbe CIarendon Hotel disaster.

BUFFALO, November l2.-The remains of
Mr.. Carlsud and two female servants had
been taken from the ruins Of the Clarendon
Hotel. No one else is missing. The full ex-
tent of the loss Of life by this fire, as far as
known. Is fonr persons. 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCHOOL FUND FOR
ls6l.-The returns Of pupils in all the town
ships and Incorporated villages, districts
and towns, together with those of Cincin-
natl, having been made to the County Au-
ditor, that official has made the following
distribution of the State School Fund which
belongs to this county, being 81 40 per
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
obs,ructiou Of Cleveland HarbOr.

CLEVELAND, November l2.--The efforts
TO remove the distinctions of the harbor
caused by the sinking of the schooner Drake,
have proved, SO far, fruitless. There is no
light displayed here tonight, nor viii there
be until the harbor iseleared. g-J Il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
TidTnss from DR., ,Hateh's Arctic Expe-

Boston, Novemberl2s-Dr. Langsfow, who
went out with DR.. Hatch's Arctic expedition,
has returned. He left the explorers frozen
till June next. All well and hopeful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13
South Carolina Declares Herself Inde-

WASHINGTON, November l2.-We are pri-
vately informed that the declaration of i'm
dependence of South Carolina was laidb
fore the President to-day. This, however,
requires confirmation. .t iG. W i-Hn ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

THE Flour INSPECTION QUESTION IN THE
CHAMBER OF CoMMERgE.-The meeting of the
Yesterday afternoon, was not full, and con-
sequently the appointment of Flour Inspect
ors and Sealer of Weights and Measures,
was postponed till Thursday evening next.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

TORONTO, November l2.-The official state
ment of the Canadian banks for October,
shows an increase in circulation over the
corresponding period of last year Of ~, 2,oeO,- :
600
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

ApAMss ExPRBss OoMPANY.-We continue
to be indebted to Adams's Express Company
for valuable fayors in the form of the latest
Eastern and other papers, for which they
have our daily thanks.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

POCKET PICKED,--A man named Peterson
had his pocket relieved of 500 in money and
some valuable papers, while standing at the
Office of Signor Blitz's exhibition, for the
purpose of purchasing ticket. The adroit
thief succeeded in making his escape without
being detected yt-f tffi -s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

SERIOUS AccIDExT.-A boy, eight years
old, whose name we were unable to learn,
was run over by an express wagon; near the
corner of Front and Plum-streets, yesterday,
and severely, though not fatally injured. He
was taken to the residence of his parents,
and proper surgical aid rendered.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-13

ST. LOUIS, November l2.-The result is,
very doubtful and close. The State is claimed
by both parties. There are several counties
vet to hear from.