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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

Leaves on SATURDAY. l4h inxt. Ut s Il NJ
REGULAR SHREVEPORT H. g.
ffsfl N MAI Passenger Packet-for shreveport. Grand
lsHssH i by eoasisna Gampte Grand Ecore, St Man
Zee aongomeFy Dufands Collie, Alexandria
s9rnans azons and all Intermediate landings on Red river
isagnhtSn AVID fast running passenger packet r. b.
saOu5e, VI " MARSHALL MASTER will leave as above and
or passage apply on board. " sAt
=, VfRafNIUs G. DENTZEI.
gNr Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
Il As' on I EpR Ia i 4 prssss,

sn oaso, A " bE,aa fcefe 81 Mahfice, Gotlie
Intermediate landings Red ryer-The negg OLE
gal lt dt1ghf aad swift running passenger paese fatnpr
sfarfiss mt, Ghaes Hayes. ta.ei O. y. HAYES ctk WIN
leave glove For eghi etpaaaase having line
vTRGIAIua g. DgETzEr
Arsnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
Leaves on Wednesday fslh inst nthP NJ
MEMPHIS AND NEW OR LIE ANS

,mlsMPHIS AND NEW ORIEANs
SI1nF, hs racket ilBt-G. y. Mail Packe-For Mrmnbs
and The BendsThe ine mud splendid passeirer
s steamer John Simonds, Smith, mas
er VIII reserve teight Tuestay foot of rod
rect and leaves above For freight If passas nply IN
JAZZ Office nn,isr ~ 4. H. =, gem y. q,
his line connects at Napoleon with regular nacEe * IL.
M s y ana Whie rivers and at Memphis with superior pack
nRy-A Adams ESpress carried relrtlarly ~ tbis Lin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

n=z =... No. 80 GHayier street.
Has complete of the
eeSfs which he avites the anniian of ths pubie.
Planters would do well examine these goods pncas
their Negro Clothing they hfube cheaper
than nyihng yet produced.
Dealers Caps Shoes will article which can be
.lnced into Inc retail trade consisting
Of assorted Seamless Caps for and boys; Cong iAies
Shoes and 0vershoes Slippers, Boots and Isgggs etc
Country and city trace supplied with any quantity liberal
tiscounts- o19 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

Leaves SATURDAY, 14ih inst, mt PM.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
ARKANSAS RIVER-FOR FORT
~ n Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Rosesie, spadra
CaEksvlle, Norristowu, Dardanele, Lewishnrg
Little Rock Pine Blar, New Gnscony and nj in
la dings and the Bendsfhe elegant,
hight drnugt and swift running passenger packet steamer
Thirty-Ftfth Parallel. u. Chapman master. IA.
Carter clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
ON board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENTzEI,
ja9 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

ffsg h Orleans facket-For Memphis and The BEND
ne new and magnificent passenger packet I,,
psrial chss Ragcrs master Viii be re.iy
10 receive cisht on Thursday morning The font III ,ad
street. and leave for Naiches Yfcksbirg Scnbi So
plantation and way landings above FOR freight Or nas
apply board. ~ @'a"'' ~ pasahse
..o vIRdINIUs C. DENTzgL.
Uni ILJs -. ~. -. Advertising Agent
The Arkshsas and White rivers and AT Mephls Win H. ,s
and Louisville. M % . LOUIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14
Bero.v-Coming Up.

Per steamship Galveston, FIN Indianola and Cal
lady and seryt, Davis and lady, Fountain, Giliy,
Ferguson, Boom Myers, Balm, Pride, Buckley,
Blum Staunburg, Tulsr Alexander, Smith, Hop
kiIs, Geirson, Folsom, Fielding and Bro, Atwood,
Taylor. Morgan and syt, Hoy, harrisburg. Gregory,
Nichols, kimball, Buell., Haramon, Porter, Martin,
Aillsman, Risby-7l6 on deck.
Per ship Galena, FIN New York-ll in steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-14

NJ go, LOSS OF TEIGTII-Dr g. WEST.
IRA - II. aI.agies 9ttet, continues 10 SIMPLY III
SYfSYY i.oSS or TEETH Wfih-u wires or s,gip az
ep5n MS new principle of self adsesen T6i.
netno1 hts 81 nm universal approximations and ii reeen
P F y hsn r. mos ngeoa; sy supplying NRTi
perfect Attenuation and nlstcaou and so pere, and nst
" = ets detection BY closest observer r
VESTS method filling eeh with gold eBnnes Mi fhn modern
Thee interested sill fad these statements Ia b
elEss ana sernpnonalq m W. raft,rns his gNeere
thK 10 me inhab ants n New Orleans and vicinity far hp
extensive practice hs have favored him with for the last fifteen
snes and tsietee I2 81 Ghnfss strap second 90
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
CincInnnts Market.

WEDNESDAY kVEhIN0s august D.
FLoUR-There is q moderate demand for fair p
and psH9S anoy = brand a. iii a. .s Is ssIss brM
Y X X Magnolia white wheat at e3 ISL lO0 do. Mad,
ison Mills, red wheat new, at S5 $50 do Continental
white wheat, do az Sf; 20 do Cataract Mills, red
wheat do. at 81 5s; 70 do Laurel Valley Mlls, white
PRoVIsT0Ns-The Is a good demand for Bacon,
ana the market is firm sales Of 100 bids clear sdss
az 1851 40 do. do do. at lsci 10 do. Shoulders o.
9Hc; IS do. do at sAe 70 do do. at 9ee. and 25 do
we understand that 200 brls sold at SIC. Nothing
ranspired in bulk Meats. sale Of 80 brls. Of good
WAiskY YGThe demand 10 fair aud the ma,k
steady. The sales comprise 100 brls. at l6&@lshe,
the latter rate for wagon.
GRQCERIEB--A far demand for Sugar, with sales
sales of l25 bags At l6is5hc MolAsses dull at 4ea
44c. sales Of l20 brlH. at t3c.
WHEAT-Tho demand continues good, and prices
red, and 81 1901 " for prime white! ssles " CSC
bushels prime white (old) at Ripley o. at 81 Is; so
do prime red at sSc.i go do good White at 81 Oe t
DO at o3 goo do red at 9se; 800 do mixed rod and
o0RN-rhe market Is dull, and pricss declined le
per BUSH we quote ii at 3g604pc., in bulk, et the
OATS-A fair demand for prime new and old a
212sc for tho former and 34S5c. Ter the latter, In
| ferior new are dull at 22a25e.
| RYE-Ihe market Is steady, With fair demand
| at 65@bse tor prime new and old; sales 2OO bush
BARLEY-The demand is limited, and the mar.
ket dull; We quote prime new az 7se.: sales Of lot
| nAY-~Tho market is unchanged and dull W,
quote prime new ~ bales, on arrival, stS9 psr tun
| OHEEsE-The demand is good aud the nArks
firm, at 7GT53e. for Western Reserve.
| BUTTER-The market Is dull, but without an
aSsgs an RSss Sd ggG5S g. r6@e ess sO
| l2c.; common 10 heavy at e(ll0c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
7-7777-77-7
RINRR NEWS.


The Ohio opposite this port has been SWELL
ing since our last issue, aud continued last even
ing, having risen during the twenty four hours then
ending about eight nine inches, leaving, accord
ing to the Water-works report, over nine and half
feet In thetchannel between here and Louisville.
At Pittsburg the river was still recedlng yoster.
day, with seven feet water in the channel,
The weather yesterday was as hot as ever until
noon, when 1t grew little less torrid, aud so con-
temperature became very endWable, not to say
business on the Landing booked more animated
yesterday than We have seen IL for fortnight past
The Wharf was nearly lined with eteamers, Qnd
about all of them seemed busy Freights, though
Of the previous days Of tho week, at epr last quota
The river at Louisvie was falling slowly on Tues
day. with four feet water in the Canal in the even
ing. During tho previous twenty-four hours II hac
fallen inch at the head Of the Falls, and soni'
become very warm, the thermometor ranging as higl
as g3o In the shade in the afternoon.
The Mississippi at 81. Louis Is declining some tive
inches per day, with about eight feet TO Cairo, Ic
Keokuk there are four feet, and on the rapids thirt
inches The Illinois IL stationary, but improved
and the Missouri Is falling, with four aud hall iee
In the channel. ~
STEAMBOAT REGISTER. v
ArriUdls-M Mcclellan, Loulsville; Forest queen
Madison; Magnolia, Maysvillo; Dunleitht Neyillei
Fanny McBurnie, Mariettai Lady like, mempnis
Departures. : NJ, Mcclellan. Louisyillsb hosesl
Queen, Madison; Magnolia, maysy.lles punietts
Neyille; Marmnfa, PittsburgiJ j. D. Ford ana X.
Hamilton, Wheelingi Goody trienasi memphis 4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
OovINerorS NMwn.

vAeRANTs vorISo AT THE ELEcrfox.-Two
men, Jim Moore and Mooney Kiser, who
have been for some time in jail on a charge
of vagrancy were led to the polls on Mon
day last, where they deposited their votes.
Although there was nothing illegal in the
transaction it certainly was in bad taste
ILLEeAL VOTER HELD OvER.- man
named Frank Gerder was yesterday held
over in the sum Of $25, by Justice Howard,
for his appearance at the next term Of the
Circuit Court, on charge of illegal voting.
RoBBERY.-A man named Cornelius Brad
ley was yesterday arrested on a charge of
robbing female, named Mrs. 0'Donnell, of
SO in money and some other valuables. He
had been employed by her to carry package
TO the house Of Capt Keys, on Western-row,
Cincinnati, TO which place she accompanied
him, but at the end of her journey she was
so faint that she fell exhausted on the floor.
While in this situation he took occasion TO
pick her pockets and fly.
LEHAETrERLow IDEsrIF1BD.--Lehmetter
low, the German, who committed suicide by
jumping from the ferry-boat yesterday, has
been identified as a resident Of Cincinnati.
lie lived on Main-street between Thirteenth
and Allison, and leaves a wife and three
children. He was insane from a too free use
of ardent spiritg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
NEwPoRr NEvvss.

SELECT ScHooL.-Prof r. j. Bancroft, A. NJ,
late principal of the Male and Female Sem
mary at Minerva, Mason County, KY, will
open a select school in the Lecture Room of
the Second Presbyterian Church, on Column
bia street, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Bancroft is
graduate of the University Of Vermont, and
is highly recommended as a teacher.
HABEAs ConPUs CAsE.-Andrew Allen, o
minor, who enlisted in the United States
service, about two weeks since, was yester-
day brought before Mayor Hawkins on a
writ Of hd6eds corpus, at the instance OF his
parents and released.
VoTE FOR SHERtFF.-The official majority
for Reardon, candidate for Sheriff, is sos,
CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court con-
venes next Monday, when the Waggoner
case will no doubt be finally disposed OF.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED RoBBER.-A Ger.
man who refuses to give his name, was yes
terday arrested on charge Of stealing some
plate from several houses few months since
| lie will be examined to-day.
ELECTION OF SCHOOL TRUsTEE.-H. Locke
has been elected School Trustee by the Board
of Education rice N. Q. Miller, resigned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
[By Telegraph

NEW YORK, August s--P. M.--Cotton
steady and unchanged: aaleB Of 5O0 bales at loe@
l0&c. for middling uplands,
Flour opened quiet but very firm, with q great
gearety ofeisht- and further ADVANCE iu rates
Tho market closed dull and drooping sales OF et0o
brH. IS 2o5 25 for superne State IS 259ee - oQr
extra State IS 1895 20 for Superhne Western, - 21
IS for common 70 medium extra western, s3 sOH
Flour without material change and in rather better
better demand Gales OF go brs. az IS 20 for super
fne, IS 30a7 50 for common to epoiee extra. rye
Flour steady at SO a04 20 for common to choice ex
ira Corn meal quiet and nominalY unchanged.
Whisky Bhade hrmer. sales Of so brls. at2lc.
Wheat opened quiet aud hrm, but closed dull and
lower sales OF 5000 bu5hels common Milwaukee
Club at 81 251f; 1900 do common white CanAda az
do new white Kontuelsy at 81 20. $500 DO new yhitO
Western at 81 3n@l 81 LOO do mixed North Caro-
lima at 81 S5j ll,0O0 do winter red Western at
rs, and 200 dored Slate et ~ 29 kys d1ii and
nominal. Corn only in moderuto request and with
out material change IN prieea sales Of 81 900 bneheS
at 62g63c. for inferior to eholee mixed western,
and csc. Tor very handsome Western yelioT oa.s
plenty and dull S6@Sse. for,' Western aud Canada,
Pork dull and droopine Fnles 42s brls. at ls@is'f
tE new ness ss ,s I, igF sS az psT s sIs ~
at S4t4 % for country prime; - 1895 9tor country
meas; SSOlO 90 for repacked mess SllQDl2for extra
mess. Prime mess Beef dull aud nonlinal be1f
Arm, small sales at lie. for ANS, &C. for Shoulders.
Lard dull and heavy sales 800 btls at llM0pl3so
500 kegs at s3Ac. Butter IL selling at l06pl6c. for
Ohio, and l2@2oe for State. cheesedt s'EaiOfe for
0ofiee-Ihe auction sale Of the cargo OF Rlo rsr
MngNssota passed off without spirit and prices are
not quOtably lower, bnt favor the BUYER OF the n0
bags offered, but 1900 were sold at 4A@lst9. Mo-
lasses continues inRctiye sales Of ll2 barrels Neu
villas Syrup at 451so Sugar remains quiet: sales 0f
500 hhds Cuba, and 80 hhdB. Molado at INC
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
ROMANTIC PHASE IN A DEAD LORDS LIFE

ROMANTIC PHASE IN A DEAD LORD LIFE-
There is romantic phase in the career of the
are ,' advised % by the 1.ia n not @ yery @ GENERALLY
known, and which it is rumored, accounts
for his living and dying a bachelor. Some
twenty-five years ago, says the gossip oi
court, he was smitten with the charms of 6
young girl OF the highest rank, who also
evinced predilection for him. 1t was foI
this and to get him out Of the way, that Lord
Elphinstone was honored with a high offcia
position in India, for it was thought best that
Victoria, the young Queen Of England
should have Prince Consort from Germany
rather than that old traditions should be in.
fringed upon and British monarch marry
one of her own subjects.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

THE RACE To-DAY.-A trotting race will
take place to-day on the Cincinnati Trotting
nan" Dimick's b. m. "Florap and Smith s
s. G. "Billy;n mile heats, best three in five to
harness, for sweepstake Of 800 cash and
proprietor'5 purse added.
The Zouaves have been invited to attend
by Mr.. Stevens, and the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railway have placed train OF
cars at their disposal. Thus the race will be
doubly interesting and no doubt largely at
tended. Cars leave direct for the course at
2;30 and 3:50P. M.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
TcoMMUSTcATED,1
Teachers Union Conventional Trip q
Mammoth Cave.


Teachers Union Conventional Trip 10
Mammoth Cave.
10 Me Editors Of The Press:
A Convention of Teachers will be held at
Bowling Green, KY, on the 2lst, 22d and Esd
Of the present mouth (August), under the
auspices of the Kentucky Association OF
Teachers. Teachers, ex-teachers, clergymen,
and all connected with the cause of educa-
ton, are invited to be present.
While this invitation is particularly ex-
tended to the teachers Of Ohio, Indiana,
Tennessee and Kentucky, cordial welcome
will be given to teachers from other States
who may wish to join us. Ladies, either
with or without escort, will find that every
arrangement has been made for their comfort
and convenience. .
The whole expense from either terminus o
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, includ.
ing the visit to Mammoth Cave, stage fare
and board at hotels, will be less than $l5
Both the New Albany and Jeffersonville
Railroads have agreed to reduce their fare Oh
this one-half
Those attending the Convention will pay
full fare going, and will be passed free on the
return trip, when their tickets ore counter
signed by me.
Our friends in Ohio, whose schools com.
mence on Monday following can spend two
days at Bowling Green, have ample time tc
visit the Cave, and be at their posts on Mon
day the 9th,
Those intending 10 be present would dc
well to notify me Of their intentions.
Address E. A. H0LY0KE,
Sec. KY. Asso. of Teachers,
Louisville, Ky.
City and country papers, in the four State
mentioned, will please publish this notice.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
tooMMUSIcATED.I

10 Me Editors Of the Press:
Most persons are aware that the Commits
sioners have resolved to proceed at once with
the laying out of the Washington Park, and
that they have appointed landscape gar
dener to superintend, and have contracted for
the clearing of the ground, &c. But why
should not the design and drawings for the
same be open to public inspection?
The dear, credulous people are going TO
pay for this Stupendous improvement, and
they should, at least be allowed to see and
criticise the projected arrangement.
Rumor talks Of o lake, fountains, and other
monstrosities. Let us see the designs,
Messrs. Commissioners. PLEBS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
Law IsMPoIsr.
PROBATE COURT.


morton TO REouIRE ExEcuToRs TO GIvE
BoND. D.--Applicatio was made by Judge Key
ON behalf Of George B. Pearson, requiring
Jos. O. Woodruff and Q. A. Keith, executors
Of Charles F. Pearson, to give bond for the
execution Of the trust. The provisions of
the will and the nature Of the property de-
vsed were stated in former report.
Mr.. Lincoln said the executors were will
ling to give bond in q reasonable amount
but argued that where they were men of in
tegrity and capacity the bond ought not to
be fixed at q heavy sum,
The Court held the motion under advise
ment
PROCEEDING FOR CoNTEMPT.-R. j. Schultz
was before the Court on an attachment TO
show cause why he should not be held for a
contempt Of Court, i'll refusing TO obey a
citation requiring him to attend and be ex-
anined as witness in proceeding under
the assignment law.
The Court after hearing the evidence dis
missed the attachment.
The defendant was ther examined in the
case Of Schicle Brothers Us. r. ]. Schultz
Mr.. Nesmith appearing forplaintif, and Judge
Stallo for defense.
HABrAs CoRPus.--In the case of A. Single
buck, committed on nacharge of fgrand larceny,
the Court after hearing the defendants testi-
m0ny, refused to discharge him, and he was
accordingly remanded tojail
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

FANCY GooDs.--Fancy Goods of every de-
scription, suitable for presents, such as fine
Cutlery, Jewelry, &C., can be had ut great
bargains at the northeast corner of Fifth
and Smith. The "0ld Dominion" Coffee
pot, together with the best style OF Fruit
Cans, can also be had there. HIde NJ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

Cry CouNcM-PRocEEDING LAST NIGHT.
The Council met at the usual hour last night,
President Terrence in the Chair. The min
utes of the previous meeting were read and
adopted.
Mr.. Terrence presented petition, from a
large number of citizens, asking the Council
to prevent the erection of still-house on
Congress-street, near Lawrence. Referred.
Mr.. Marsh offered a resolution instructing
the City Solicitor to take the necessary
measures to procure the opening of Cutter
special order for next Wednesday night
week. rsf-....
Mr.. Whitcomb presented communication
relative to the Wade-street sewer. Referred
to the Trustees of the Sixteenth and Twelfth
Wards.
Mr.. Glass presented an ordinance raising
the salaries of Leutenants of the Police t
81 per day. Lost.
Adjourned.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

The REroRr OouRTEous.--T do not wish
TO insult yop, gentlemen, but must take the
liberty oftelling You that there has boon a
good deal Of hard lying, under this root to-
pretty much all been done underu the roof Of
youi own mouth"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
ooMMERcIAL AFFA1Rs
Monotnrv and Commcrcini


Duringthe week ending last evening None
tAry matters less brisk than during the week
previous but Currency has not materially increased
Some Of the Bankers reported fair inquiry for
Loans and considerable cheekinss; while othero said
they had few opportunities to discount tuch Paper
as they desired.
Rates Of Interest we're e@lo fer arst.cls.s nsme.,
and i2d5 for second class; Call Loans being made
at 66sT PER cent. rer annunl Generally Money con.
tlnued in better demand than e ordinary 81 this
Eastern Exchange was steady with some dsaisr,.
dspOstion 70 buy az " several sasfers rsfasias 4
the close TO pay over premium. Ihs Balauoes In
ent me- The them. The Ohio valley Bank "a Sre% dSrDS tsc
week, as usual, for customers and select Currency,
"a e premium.
eold was | e "a ihe - ib,gnssE sss s,sy Es.sss
IS was supposed. Gold Is now quiet and trfAS
SeyN Orleans Exchange continued fat, and prices
IN lime. bills very little was done. though .hsy
el2ty and ninety day prafts tho East, and 500
uneurrsnt Money underwent. no change, the
PTes,snIt Iset q DisS9Hnt being; I9diana sek Sg
ginia Except W6eelinE city ana Brsnshesj III;
sen3ssyvSSqIia S tcqCgntyl ~ MssrSssd Vi Mich ,sas
Hfii Canada Il Alabama iH discount
The present rates OF Exchange and Coin ars as an
nexed: i'-
Bo,ton........ ,........; A6ah prem. prem.
Ssslt%99,ro Bait 9S,ssa :"'..'..NassS9 I. prem prem
American sw OK prem. A@ioc prem
and fancy brands at s. 25G5 7S the sales reaching
',wRisiy. was in fair demand and steady, with sass
Of 7s0 brls at ls+9l,eyse In E9nee and sugar con-
Bacon oo was a., r9 a., euf n deml,S,nd as vas mes
nS PIIE ,s OSS So6G DgS II 81 5k MI Neat aBd mali sS o
Lard occurred at l2Ac. Wheat was Ia Demand still,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

ALARM OF F1RE YEsTERDAY.--The alarm Of
fire about one o'clock yesterday afternoon
was caused by the partial burning of house
on Commerce-street, which was extinguished
without any material damage or the aid of
the Fire Department
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

GRAPHIC DISSERTATION OF A SoUALL.--An
editor describing the effects of squall upon
a canal boat, says when the gale was at
its highest, the unfortunate craft keeled 10
larhoard, and the captain and another cask Of
whisky rolled overheard M
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At their regular diurnal session yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting in the aggregate to 1853 AS
of which Isaac Lawrence received Sc for
twenty copies of a map of Cincinnati; John
Goodrich 500 on account of repairing Dry
Fork Bridge, in Whitewater Township; City
In6rmary Sc for boarding Alexander Israel;
l.. Corneille $9l 48 for masonry of culvert on
Brotherton Road, and Richard H. Stone $3.50
for statistical reference. No other business
of any kind was transacted. tsrr .,sa.s
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

BURGLARY IN ELM-sTREET.-The residence
of man named Christopher Emge in Elm
street, near Liberty, was feloniously entered
night before last and robbed of nearly $40 in
money and some other valuables. The bur
glars departed with their booty without
arousing the inmates.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09
Reported for the Daily Press
CIueIuunti Horse Market,

WEDNESDAY, tEyEEINa, August 9.--rhe
continued rather quiet, although evncing decided
Improvement over the previous week. The uales
lew going At SlOO@l25 and $50 eveni msotly tntthe
local trade. Buyers for the southern market have
not made their appearance to any extent as yet an
will hardly begin 10 purchase largely before the ppp
of the prCscnt month.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

PROBABLE ARREST OF McDoUeAL--REcov-
ERY OF PORTION OF THE MoNEY.--A tele-
gram was received from Detective Bleaks
yesterday morning, stating that he had re-
covered about $25,6O Of the money that
McDougal, the Walnut-street defaulter car
ried with him, and that it was quite probable
he would succeed in arresting McDougal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-09

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR AND PROBABLE DEATH.
A man, name unknown, was found in the
Fifth Ward last evening lying insensible on
the sidewalk by Policeman Johnson, who
had him conveyed to the Ninth-street Sta
tion-house, where a physician declared he
could not survive the night. is