Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-31
NEwPoRr NEWS.

REARREsTED.-Edward O'Brien and John
Magrary nave been soldiers in Uncle Sans
service. Their time expired on Saturday
last, which caused them to have a glorious
J0llhcauOn' OBrieh was arrested for being
disorderly, and on Monday last fined nv the
Mayor, which he paid. Magrary was un-
fortunate enough to attempt stealing, but
being detected was bound over in the ann
ofSl00 for his appearance at the next Cir
cult Court, in default of which he was com
mitted to jail. Yesterday O'Brien was re-
arrested, upon a warrant sworn out by
soldier, charging him and Alagrary with
threatening his life. The matter will come
up before the Mayor this morning for ad-
justment
WARM IN THE CAUsE.-Our worthy POST
master was seen last evening, about FIVE
o'clock, drumming up an attendance to the
Breckinridge meeting. He was seated in an
expTess-wagon holding the stars and stripes,
while Jules Clark pounded on a noise
| making instrument, commonly known as a
| drum, and younger parsonage, who looked
| as if his ma was not aware of what he was
| doing, played the fife. Thus they passed
through the principal streets, followed by a
molly crowd of urchins creating no little
amount of fun for the boys. . .-1i
ALEXANDRIA. Quite large Breckenridge
demonstration was held yesterday at Alexan-
dria. Speeches were delivered by Gov.
| Powell, g. W. johnson, and W. e. Arthur.
The turnout was very large, and gave evil
| dence that "Breck" has at least few friends
:" County.
REPUBLICAE SEETNe.- meetlng OF tno
! w. ~ ,h.;S --..' W Vas neiu ~Nve
Jefferson. Speeches were made and ALI
avowed themselves for Lincoln and Hamlin-
now and forever--the forever was intended
especially for the 9Th of November. The
spirit OF the meeting was quite enthusiastic.
MAN ARRESTED ON CHARGE or ABusrwa
HIS FAM1LY.-Tim Ryan was again brought
before Mayor Hawkins, yesterday, CHARGED
with abusing his family. This appears 10 ba
part Of Tins life, as he has frequently been
srraigned for the same offense. The Mayor
bound him over in the sum of 800 TO keen
the peace.
BRECKNRIDaE MEETING.-There was o,1;ta
a large audience present at the Court-house,
last evening to listen to the speeches of Gov
Powell and G.. w. johnson, ESQ.,, in support
OF Breckinridge and Lane. They were both
frequently applauded, and listened to
throughout with interest.
WARNING TO THE REPUBLIoANs-We were
informed, last evening, that the entire Re-
publican Association had been warned to
leave the city within six weeks We do NOT
vouch for the truth of this statement. al
though we received our information from n
member of the Wide-awake Association,
w. s. RANKIN.-This gentleman. who IL
the Union candidate for Eector of the Tenth
Congressional District, will address this com
munity on Thursday evening, in favor of
Bell and Everett.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The next session of the
Campbell County Circuit Court will be held
at Alexandria, commencing on Monday
next. 1t promises to be quite an interest,"
ing one.
Ex-GovERNoR MoREHEAD.-The Bell and
Everett party of this city will be addressed
ON Thursday evening, by the above elo-
9uent speaker. The meeting will be held at
the Courthouse.
DOUGLAS MEETING.-Hon. Durbin Ward.
of Ohio, and o. W. Root, ESQ.,, will address
the Douglas Democracy of this city, this
evening at the Courthouse.
WDE-AwAKEs.-A meeting of this Asso-
citation will take place tomorrow night. to
make arrangements for joining IN the
feast of torches" in Cincinnati, on Friday
evening.
PUGmIsTIC.-A man named Riley, a rolf-
ing-mill hand, was yesterday fined by Mayor
Hawkins So and costs for indulging in a
fsticuff.