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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH
NIGHT DIsPATCHEs.
Two Days Later from Europe.
THE CONNAUGHT AT ST. JOHNS.

ST. JoHS's, October 3.-The ConnarqhL
from Galway on Tuesday, the 25th of Sep
tember, arrived here at three o'clock this
morning, en- route for Boston.
The steamer Palestine, from Quebec. mr.
rived at Londonderry on the oath.
:, victor Emmanuel had determined TO 90 to
Naples.
The Sandman ships had bombarded An
coma for nine hours.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool September 24-P. M-Sales of
10000 bales Cotton, including 3,OOO to spec-
ulaters and exporters. The market shows
no change since last week. There has been
no market at Manchester since the departure
of the Canada.
Breadstuffs firm. Corn has an advancing
tendency. The weather is favorable for the
crops.
Wakefield, Nash h Co., Richardson,
Spence 4 Co., and others, report Flour firm
and steady Wheat firm at Fridays rates.
Corn has an advancing tendency; mixed
55s.(g30s. Cd. Provisions steady. Beef duIl.
Pork quiet. Bacon steady. Lard firm at
Gas. for fine. Tallow unchanged.
London NdrketS.-Wheat tends upward.
prices Is @2s. higher on the week. Sugnr
and Coffee quiet. American securities firm.
Illinois Central shares 1917 discount New
York Central shares 80; Erie 30.
--latest by telegraph to Galway.1
liverpool, September 25-l2 M-Cotton
quiet, but steady. Breadstuffs opens with
full prices. Corn tends upward; mixed
Dos. Cd.
The weather is favorable here but in other
sections is unfavorable. Provisions quiet,
but steady.
london, September 25--Noon.-Consols
93%@93L.
Garibaldi's troops were concentrated at
Vatteren.
Queen Victoria embarked for Prussia on
the 23d. She will meet the Prince Regent
of Prussia at Ooburg. Lord John Russell
accompanies the Queen, and it is said will
have political conference with Schlumitz,
the Prussien Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Four submarine cables, between Valentia
Bay and the islands of the Iva Maiorca and
Minorca, to Barcelona, had been success
fully laid.
Prince John Bourbon publishes in the
Times an appeal to the Spanish people rela-
tive to his rights to the Spanish throne.
The Emperor and Empress of France
reached st. Cloud from Algiers on the 23d,
Napoleon, in a speech at Algiers, promised
his best efforts to forward the interests of
the colony.
The Sandman ambassador had Quilted
Paris, leaving the business of legislation to
the Secretary.
NdPhs-No new government had been
formed for Garibaldi.
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COVINGTON NEWS.

POLICE CoURT.-Corneli us Bradley was,
yesterday, fined, $40 and costs, by Mayor Goodson,
on a charge of abusing his family.
SPECIAL POLICEMAN APPOINTED. Marshal
McLauPhlin, yeste, day, appointed Captain L. M.
Reese, OF the ferry boat Queen CV as special police
man, to preserve order at the Odd Fellows Fair.
ID putty Marshal Rif has likewise been detailed for
the same service.
ABDUCTION CAsE.-A young girl, about
thirteen years old, named Melissa Allen, whose
parents reside on Main.street was abducted from
George BrOokshaw The elOpement was caused by
refusal by the girls parents to allow the Juveniles
to attend the Odd Fellows Fair together.
OPP FELLOWS FAIR.-The attendance al
the Odd Fellows Fair has been even larger than the
most sanguine had reason TO expect In the even.
1ngs, in particular the crowd has been great that
passage through 1t has been almost imp IssibIe
This patronage which exhibits in favorable light
the iberaty Of our citizens, has no doubt been be-
slowed as token of an appreciation of the benevo-
lent conduct Of the Order, which has shown itself
on every occasion when the deserving wero in need
Of aid and sympathy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

COMPOSITION OF METEoRIo SToNEs.-Por-
tions of two meteoric stones, which fell at
different times, one in Mexico and the other
in Brazil, have recently been analysed in a
German laboratory. The structure of both
was found to be essentially the same, being
composed of more than one-half iron, and
the rest being made up of nickel, cobalt and
phosphorus.
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LAW REPORT.
HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

IEssEEs on THE MIAMI CANAL.-fHgin 70. Gordon
q Lowell, Miles Greenwood, and others. The
plaintiff claimed priority in the Of three water
powers at Lock No. 6, on the Miami Canal, and asked
that the other lessees be restrained from 80 using
the water the same level as to diminish his enjoy
ment Of these three powers. The case involved,
water constitute water power, according TO the lease
the State to CLARK Williams in 1885, under which
all Of the parties now hold
The case was argued, and taken under adeiss-
meht
W, b, SNYDER rs. G. B. Dennis. Heard on appeal
John y. McClymon &C.. The Trustees OF Lane Sem
mary A contIoseFsy with regard 20 the title TO a
lot on walnut Hills. The deed held by plaintif had
but one witness, and he asked for decree requiring
DEFENDANTS 70 make perfect conveyance.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTI0N SALE Of the residence Of Charles
IA Bright, Newport, kyp THU RSDAY, October
a. 1900 at +. NJ Cottage House aud Lot, stu.
ated on the corner Of Saratoga and Eglantine-sts
ALsO-A fine vacant Lot adjoining. Terms OF
perfect.
ALs0-All the Household Furniture and Library
M selection Of German Books. Sale positive
oe2-cs r. B. sNvDGRASS, Auctioneer
A UCTI0N SALE, ,--TOLLE & LLOYD will
q - sell az auction, on the promises on WEDHES-
DAf; october o. at 10 O'Clock A M. precisely the
weh-knewn FRAZIER FARM OF 81 acres finely
seeaed, az batOnia Valley, Kentucky, near Latonia
the Bank Lick Pike e-' ~
three acres are cleared and under oultiya
ugn ~ ttMeLy acres hne, heavy timber.
an es 9fsmeets are; twO-story House, 81 by
1Vieetl ana Ylng back about so feet from the road
Win lNshty good and convenient rooms two eel.
Is, hallh, porehes, etc. three fine springs and a
large clstern orchard aud every var}efV az choice
fruit, grapes and shrubbery '~@'e" Vi 0noi0e
This property Is valuable fnr a
COUNTRY hEBID EHCE, OR BOARnfnJn
r. HOUSE AND GAHDENe ~''DANU-
IL ts only hall an hours drive ffom Ofucfnnati
and the railroad cars will shortly run dfect To- fbs
house. There are three acres we'll ADAPTED Tor a
race course Two good tenant houses, barn, car
riage-house and stables. - -.
Qmnibpsas viii leave Tolle Lloyd's Real Estate
0hce 90 East Third st, at A. NJ, on the morn
ing Of the sale, and convey parties free to the
ground. TERMS sAsy. Sale positive. ss2sfs
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WHITES PATENT THIEF-DETEcTING MONEY
DRAwER.-We have, on one or two former
occasions, noticed the new alarm money!
drawer, which is so ingeniously contrived
that it can not be opened by burglars, with
out creating an alarm. We now learn that
Mr.. Miles. the former agent, has sold his in
terest to Messrs. A. F. and S. W. Worthing-
ton, of College Hill, who will commence
manufacturing them in short time. It is
useless to add that they have taken the first
premium wherever exhibited.
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DRAMATIC READINGS AT THE MT. AUBURN
iNsT1TUTE.-Miss Vaughn, daughter of a
journalist of this city, and a lady of intellect
and culture, will give a dramatic reading at
the Mt Auburn Institute, on Friday evening.
1t will consist of selections from the great
poets, and, judging from her ability, should
be heard by all lovers of dramatic art.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

THE STovBR WOODWORKING MACHINEs-
We are glad to see that these really valu-
able machines, sketch of which we gave
few days ago, seem to be meeting the
favor which they deserve from the public.
Both the planes and the moulding. machine
whenever they are in operation, are sur
rounded by crowd, not alone of chance
spectators, who have merely struggled along
there, but principally mechanics and work.
men, who are capable of Judging of such
things, and whose attentive interest, even
without their loudly expressed commenda-
tions, would indicate the high estimation in
which they hold them.
We noticed in the crowd last evening
several gentlemen, largely interested in
various departments of the woodworking
business of our city, and afterward we over
heard one or two of them expressing their
warm approval of the performance of both
machines. We observe that Messrs. Slower
& Co. do something which very few paten-
tees venture to do; that is, they publish on
their circular the claims of their different
patents, so that any one can see precisely
the points of advantage which they possess
over other machines; or perhaps, we should
say, some of the advantages, for there are
others not included in their patents which
are perhaps not the less valuable.
We mentioned in our former article the
peculiar arrangement of the cutting knives,
of the planers by which they were made to
give shearing or drawing stroke, thereby
using much less power and doing much
smoother work. These knives are fastened
to solid wrought iron cutter-heads having a
large steel bearing, so constructed as to form
a complete heel or double iron, which is in
dispensable for planning cross grained stuff,
and by means of it also much less time is re-
quired to keep the knife in order. We spoke,
also, of the peculiar method of geering the
feed-rollers, by which FIVE geer-wheels are
made to do the work usually requiring
eleven. We turned the feed-rollers last
night by hand and were astonished at the
ease with which they worked. 1t must re-
quire far less power to run them than in the
ordinary Woodwork machine. This ma
chine will surface-dress as fast as the Wood
worth and plane straight and out of wind
much faster than the Daniels. .
The other improvement is a new kind of
guard, which is placed over the eutter-head,
so as to prevent the workmen from getting
his hands entangled in the cutters under any
circumstances. All those who have worked
on this kind Of machine will appreciate the
value of this arrangement. Both these ma
chimes will be in operation every evening
during the Fair.
We were shown last night two new inn
provements in the moulding -machine. One
is q combination catter-head, in which sew
eral narrow knives are placed between spiral
collars in such manner that they produce
the effect Of one large cutter, and as the rela-
tive position of the knives to each other may
be readily changed, several different styles
OF moulding can be produced with the same
bits, instead of being obliged to have sepa-
rate bit for each different style as on the
ordinary machine.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

RAILROAD OFFICE FOR RENT.-A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor of
the DAILY Press building, suitable for rail-
road or insurance Office. Apply at the PREss
Gounting-room, Vine-street, opposite the
Custom-house.
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The ITALIAN MARoHEs.-The Marches,
which the Sardinians have just entered, COM
prise that portion of the Papal States east of
the Appenines, being about one-third of the
POpe's dominions, and containing nearly
100000 inhabitants. Ancona, the principal
city, has population of 32, 900.
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From Wnshinston.

WAsHINGToN, October 3.-There were sew
eral bids for carrying the mail from Charles
ton to Key West and Havana. The POST
master General to-day awarded the contract
to NJ. G. Mordacai, hence the steamer Isabel
will again be placed on the route.
The President has appointed Rev. Andrew
G.. Carothers, pastor of the Assembly Church,
at Washington, Consul at Turks Island.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs:--At their regular diurnal session yes
terday morning, the County Commissioners
$53 were paid to F. Pf1ster for shoes for pris-
oners $4s sc for advertising: $50 Sc to G. II.
Wehrman for bread for Work-house; $29 rs
to Leopold Wyler for clothing for prisoners;
$23 7qto George F. Kestner for lime for new
Jail and .$ll2 64 to E. D. Crookshank for
payroll for new Jail. No other business was
transacted
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

DEGRADATION OF A ONCE BRILLIANT EoUEs-
TRIENNE.-Among the attractions that Dan
Rice presented in his circus, in days past,
was Mile White, graceful and dashing
equsstrienne. A few days since she was
before Justice of Troy, N. Y, for intoxica-
tion and disorderly conduct. The star OF
her glory having set, she embarked on the
canal as cook, and is now a wicked terma-
CANT
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AN ANTIDoTE TO ARsENIC.-M. Fasoli has
discovered that the sesquioxide of iron is an
antidote to arsenic. In his experiments,
twelve out of fourteen arsenically poisoned
dogs, to which he administered the hydrated
sesquioxide of iron and the hydrate of sui
phur of iron, recovered.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO Policeman
While policeman Harmon, of the Third
Ward, was endeavoring to clear the thorough
fare at the corner of Third and Broadway.
yesterday morning, during the market hours,
he was knocked down by an express wagon
which made a short turn at the corner, and
ran over him. The little finger of his left
hand was severed and he was otherwise Sc
YerelY and painfully bruised.
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A VESSEL LOST AT SEA.-From a late
Havana letter, we learn that the ship Wm.
Jarpis, Captain Collins, of and from Boston,
for New Orleans, ran ashore on the night of
the 18th ultimo, about thirty miles from Key
west. Wreekers from the vessel report the
cargo between decks all saved.
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MANS LEG BROKEN BY FALL.-A laborer
named John Miller, residing in Oarr-street,
while engaged in piling lumber some place
in the neighborhood of his residence, yester-
day afternoon, fell and broke his right leg in
two places, and otherwise bruised himself
quite badly. Medical assistance was called
and he was rendered as comfortable as possi-
BILE, but his wounds will confne him to the
house for some time
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MORE HOME TEsTIMoNY.-Messrs. Grover &
Baker are daily in receipt of such letters as
the following:
Having used one of your sewing-machines
for the last two years, I feel justified in say
ing that it answers for all kinds of family
sewing, and would recommend it to all per-
sons having enough sewing for a machine.
Mrs. g. ". Could Cincinnati, Ohio"
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THE SKY AFTER MIDNIGHT-A Pdrdqrdph
For Those Who Sleep o Nights.-The pluvial
Hyades reach the meridian about two clock
A. NJ, and shortly afterward the belted
monarch of the northern sky, Orion, strides
across the armament in all his majesty and
beauty. The brightest stars in the heavens
are visible then, the most brilliant constella-
tions, and four of the largest planets, Venus,
Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn, the whole present.
ing very attractive field for the student of
astronomy.
From three o'clock in the morning, about
which time Venus makes its appearance,
until five, that planet casts a shadow, like
the moon when three days old. Venus is
now in the constellation Cancer, near the
group of small stars in the body of the crab.
With Procyan in CAMS Minor, and Pollux
in Gemini, il forms atriangle ofnearly equal
sides. Having almost reached its greatest
distance from the sun, Venus will appear
stationary for some time, but will by-and-by
move of toward the east, receding from the
earth as it travels in that direction.
About 100 eastward of Venus, by 10 to
the north, Jupiter shines with very bril-
liant light. This king of the planetary
bodies is now moving slowly toward the
east and will continue to do so for q few
weeks longer, after which he will also ap-
pear TO stand still, and then take the oppO-
site course for three months.
Saturn is becoming visible before sunrise,
but it is difficult for an Impractical eye yet
to distinguish this planet, although second
in magnitude to Jupiter. All these bodies,
however, will appear high in the heavens
during the winter evenings, following the
brilliant consultations which are now begin
ming TO show themselves above the eastern
horizon. e-I..'..
Mars is at present the most distinct object
in the heavens during the evening, crossing
the meridian short time after sunset. Ii
is gradually becoming more obscure as il
passes away from the earth, and by the mid
die Of November will have disappeared. It's
motion is at present hardly perceptible, but
after few weeks it will move pretty rapidly
toward the east.
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OYsTERs.-H. L. Stiles & Co., well known
in the business circles Of this city as produce
and commission merchants, have opened a
branch house for the sale of oysters by the
can, in the room two doors north of the
Pass Office, on Vine-street, for the purpose
of accommodating their customers in the
upper part of the city. Their main house OF
business is at No. So Walnut-street, out so
extensive has their patronage become, that a
branch establishment became necessary.
1t is with great pleasure that we commend
this firm to the public though their wide
spread reputation almost renders such COM
mendation useless. We have no doubt
that they will do large business at their
our oyster-loving community. Remember
the stand, two door above the Press Office.
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Believing Mr.. Sourbry's card, in your paper Of the
LIST OF October was calculated TO place the RepubI.
cans in false position before the public and create
prejudices in many minds by leading them to sup
as workers in our cause, without knowing whether
they with not, respectfully state that At
Republican meeting, on Saturday last, committee
was appointed, and, as is usual in all parties and
s9cieties absent are appointed Mr. Sourbry,
although absent, was appointed which dspleased
him. He, instead OF requesting his mans to be
erased, issued his card which, think, was uncaIled
for and unkind did not know the young man,
and had never spoken to him, till employed him to
do some work, when, unsolicited by me, he said he
was Republican, that he knew several of his cOun-
tTymen whom he could bring along with him to vote
for Lincoln aad Hamln / merely replied was
glad he was 80 strongly interested in our cause
Under the circumstances, think he was indiscreet
well, and if his conscience approves such actions he
has not hair that grows his head of Republican,
ism, or one drop of true Republican blood ia his
veins. If consistent would say TO my brother Re-
man, and like men, record your votes on the 9th
Of November, as true Republicans for Lincoln and
Hamlin; let us do ali can TO advance our prosper
ing cause; let no candidate be thought of but our
own, and will venture to say the Republican vote
Will astoDish even ourselves, and be borne on the
wings Of the wind East, West, North and South,
proclaiming honor TO, and admiration of the brave
and noble Republicans OF old Kentuck. The public
VIII please understand this communication does not
come from the Republican party; il Is my own act
do not wish any blame attached 20 the party or any
member thereof. have been a resident Of this city
for eighteen 3ars aud have ever been stanch to my
principles and oaths. There are some mean men,
who walk in high places who persecuto and speak
all manner Of evil against yet the WISE the good,
the influential of the Bell Douglas and Breckenridge
parties treat us resp ctfully and with kindness
Very respectfully, JOSEPH ANDREWS.
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New York state Falr.

ELMrRA, October 3.-The crowd at the
State Fair to- day is very great. The weather
is very fine and the exhibition splendid. A
trial between "Flora Temple and Geo. n.
Patchen" takes place this afternoon, and win
be repeated on Friday. Ii is probable that
the Fair win be continued until Saturday
night "".
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HEAVY SUITS IN CARSON VALLEY.-Some
heavy suits have lately been commenced al
Carson Valley, by one Mccall, against the
Ophir Company, for $1,000, 600, and against
the Mexican Company for 1000, 900. Nc
Call claims the ground now being worked
by these companies by the right of dis
COYery,
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MAN INJURED BY FALLING INTO A CELLAR.
A man named Young, evening before last,
accidentally fell down the steps leading to
Eichenlaub's beer cellar, on Vine-street,
above Liberty. When taken up he was per-
fectly insensible, and it was feared that he
had received injuries from which he could
not recover. -
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A CARD AGAINST DoUGLAs.-Half dozen
prominent citizens of Carrollton, ILL.,, sign
card saying that they heard Douglas in 1874,
denounce Henry Clay as ian old black
hearted traitor" Corrupt enough to- be
bribed with British gold"
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Final RnIIer ExnIosion.

PHILADELPHIA, October 3.-The boiler in
the Preston Mills, at Manayunk, exploded
this morning, sealding several operatives,
one Of them fatally. Considerable damage
was done to the property belonging to the
mills
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

RoBT. W. CARROLL, recently a member of
the law firm of johnson & Carroll, in this
city, has, within few days past, become
partner in the flourishing booE-house of
Messrs. Hickey, Mallory Co.
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nrMnrnArn MAss Mrrrrnn n-rha nnn

DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET1NG.-The DEM
ocratic Clubs of the several Wards of the
city held mass meeting at Findley-street
Market-space last evening. They met at an
early hour, and marched with banners,
music and transparencies to the above named
place, where stand was erected and brill
iantly lighted with jets of gas. The meeting
was large and enthusiastic, and was adj
dressed by Stanley Matthews, Esq, Judge
Clinton, of Mississippi, and others, all Of
whom were received with hearty applause.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

The ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-We are
daily placed under obligations to this excel
lent company for Eastern papers in advance
OF the mail. Such favors are always appre-
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HABEAs CoRpVs.-Hliza Wright (the young woman
by whom William Glass was shOt) sued out q habsaI
corpus, and bail having been rendered for her ap-
the sum Of $50. -
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PICTURES put in fine frames for twenty
FIVE cents, at A. s. Blooms Gallery, No. ia
West Fifth street.
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PITTsBURG, October 3-M.-River seven
feet by the pier-mark, and at stand
Weather clear and warm.
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Theresa Palacky, the wife of the eminent
Slavic historian, died August Is, at Boden-
bach, on her way home to Prague from
Nizza.
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PERSONAL.

AER5ONAL.-If the lady who left Loekport,
Henry County, Ky, f0gE = weeks G sgq viii call
Get, Cincinnati, she VIII hear ofsQmethlng % her
vantage. [oc3.d'l JOHN WHtfE.
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Death Of a TheatrIcaI aIanaaer.

LOUISVILLE, October 3.--John T. Lorton,
manager Of the Louisville Theater, died this
afternoon of pneumonia.