Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
CovINqToN NEWS.

BRIDeE OoMPANY's ELscrroS.--B.W. Foley
Esq; was elected President Of the Newpor
aed Covington Bridge Company. al: a meet
ing of the Board Of Directors, held day befor,
yesterday. ''''9'' I -
SUNDAY SCHooL PIcNIC.-The teachers and
pupils OF the different Sunday Schools had 4
Miami yesterday. The Champions No. 4
ana were chartered, and each were loaded
10 their utmost capacity.
A SENSIBLE MovE IN THE Cry CouNc,, >.
AZ AZ the last meeting of the City Council MI
Ihe members agreed 10 forego speaking. and
attend legitimately TO business. The resuIt
was that more business was done in an hour
.nan Is usually done in three. and the mem-
OerS lett their seats without being wearicd.
CiRcUlT CoURT-CIviL DocKEr.-There are
one hundred and sixty seven cases now IN
lhe common law Circuit Court Docket. upon
winch issue has been Joined; of which eig5tv-
one en are appearances; there are in addition
mTIty-sx m appearance cases on the equity side
~. ny N9urt VIII convene on Monday next,
anu WI continue m session thirty days.
koBBERY.--A man named joseph II. East
was was neld TO bail in the sum of $3.50 by Mayor
roley, yesterday, on charge of robbin1 a
tnsh ,u' Iu Ialneu Williams, who resides in Pendle
- w
We're stopping at the Franklin House and
naa, on short acquaintance, become yerv
intimate. The money was found ON the no.
son OF East and there is no doubt of his
guilt. aI '' vi ms
SCHOOL ExHIBIT1ON.--The exhibition eyer
eises % gwen by the pupils of Professor Mead's
ocnool last night was, in every respect. an
eminent success. The difficulty of training
scnolars TO properly appear upon the stage, |
anu READ and speak with correctness and |
ease, is no ordinary task and the fact that |
u was accomplished last night, with scarcely |
an exception, must satisfy every one that |
Professor Mead has labored long and patiently
10 ,Dring his pupils up to the proper standard |
The exercises consisted of ORIGINAL essave
declamations, dialogues, music, and tableoHy,
all OF which did great credit to the partici,
pants therein. p"' VII
We will not attempt to discriminate. and
notice particular individuals, as that could
nth nH. De uone, without apparently disparaging
oI1erS, equally meritorious; wehave therefore
only generalized. The attendance was large,
ana ana tne audience gave frequent unmistak-
able testimonials of their high appreciation
Of the different performances, by their ap-
In one respect we noticed marked differ
ence between this and the generality Of
'cnool e6nlDitlons. The enunciation of the
IL, n |
defamation or dialogue, they personated
another, they divested themselves of ali stiff
ness, and appeared really to act and feel as
,ne author sl,I himself is supposed to have acted
we must congratulate Professor Mead
lpon the happy termination of the present
cnool year, and hope he may open his next
lnder equally cheering auspices.
UIRcuIT CoURT-CRIMINAL DooKET-The
oliowlng are the criminal cases to be tried
VI tne next term by the Circuit Court:
, Ind'ctments-C Commonwealth Us. Geo. w.
Iraig, obtaining money by false pretenses
"; II. s. Ewell, insuring without license,
,ohn Leslie. .obstructing highway; Daniel
solomon, petit larceny; Mary Hys et al.
oncealing birth of child; Fred Dusan. pass,
ng counterfeit money-three indictments.
Albert Caldwell, grand larceny; VIM. Win,
ersoll' keeping tppling-house; Henry Goose i
l,,eyer, same offense; Henry Herseman, do.
,nver Jones, do; Moses Leach, do. {
use pretensesj VIM. Boswell, keeping a tin
IIiing-house; Samuel Starting, keeping tip i Ii
llng-house; Stephen R. Garrison. keen;ng
ppling-house; J. B. Ashford, grand larceny !!
We indictments d. W. Webster et al. petif :;
lrceny two indictments; Joseph Semple,
erlury; johnson alias Mellon, grand larceny
70 indictments; Henry Wrenekchick, keep
q "ouSoi ooel Leuman, keeping II
Ppli1g-house; Thos. Harris, keeping tipss
IN Catherine Baker, keeping
iuuyiLnouse; n franklin Peacher, keeping tip, "
ing house. 1l' ,'IS'1G''' A''pins up :,
GSnam'tments.- Commonwealth Us. Josepb 9.
. East, picking pockets; j. J. Scarrett, Va Oi
a1cyi Timberlake and Cooper, petit larceny. dc
,ederlck Baker, stealing apple-trees; David re
al W and James Ransom, passing bogus coin: fo
W. and Henry Burlein, picking pockets; :.
wis WIS sen, peace warrant James Tameron' an an
Sslhg y "a counterfeit I money; Bridget Mcmahon he
q Bridget Dugan, grand larceny. EronLI;n sic
wer shooting with intent to xiii; Valentine pu sl
- Ueoiy. Es hr H g. Sh