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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

DEMOCRATIC MEETING THIS EyEN1Ee.-Hon
Herschel V. johnson, Democratic nominee
for Vice-President, and Ellis B. Schnabel,
of Pennsylvania, will address the Democ-
racy this evening at the Sixth street Market
sDace,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

The HOMICIDE OF GUELlcH.-The investi-
cation of the circumstances surrounding the
homicide of young Guelch, Will be resumed
this morning at the Hammond-street Sta
tion-house. Knabe is still at large, and, we
fear, may never be arrested.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

WIDE-AwAKE DEMONSTRATION AT HAMrL-
ToN.-A Wide-awake Demonstration was
made at Hamilton on Saturday night last,
which, in every respect, proved success.
Over 600 went in a special train from this
city, and about 300 were present from other
places. The whole body paraded the streets,
with their torches, making an imposing ap-
pearance. After having enjoyed themselves
to their entire satisfaction, they dispersed
about midnight, those from this city reaching
home about one o'clock. - .
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City News.

PERsoNAL.-O. M. Mitchell, formerly n
resident of this city, will deliver course of
lectures on Astronomy, in Chicago, during
the nresant week. %
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-The closing day
of the Fair was in all respects satisfactory.
ETHAN Allen" was awarded the 81, 500 prize.
The profits of the Association, for the week,
amount to about $4,000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

A FREE-LovE PRnTHR.-Lafayette Coville,
a printer by trade, elOped from Columbus, in
this State, the other day, with a young
woman, Cornelia Clark, alias Sareh Gibbs,
aged twenty years. The runAways taking
the early train on the Central Ohio Railroad
for GAINESVILLE. CoVille leaves q wife in
Columbus and two children,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

. LOUISVILLE, September -3O-Evening.--
River falling, with three feet three inches in
the Canal. Showery to-day; now cloudy,
with indications of more rain.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

GREAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE PREsIDEN-
TIAL ELECTION $50 there is the same about
the celebrated American Time-keepers at
Elias's, No. 16 West Fourth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

JUSTIFICATION OF WoMEN's ExFRAvAGAEon
IN DREss.-A writer in the London Athsr
neum says sit is vain to preach against
some womanly virtue who dresses i'll, or
who is Indifferent to dress: it argues q de-
feet in her organization. The secret of
mems prejudices against 'strong-minded
women is, that they are supposed to wear
clumsy boots, short petticoats, and to have
thick ankles. Let not women rashly give
ear TO exhortations which would go to prove
dress vanity and waste of time. A woman
who would be well-dressed mu4t take time
and Reconsideration it can not be achieved
without. Let no woman despise dress.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"A QCTI0N SALE,-BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
~ Brick Dwelling Mouse and Lotion MONDAY
AFTERNOON, October ], at half past three O'Clock,
or the premises brick house and lot on the north
thirty feet front by eighty feet deep to an alley The
house is two stories and an attic in hight, with
finished basement, and has q side entrance. On the
first floor are large hall, double parlors, goodsized
dining-room and kitchen. In the second-story are
four chambers and bath-room Two finished rooms
in the attic. In basement are a wood-celar and
large kitchen, vegetable cellar furnace
and two years, with six per cent. interest. Title
JACOB CRAFT, Auot'oneer,
se30 East Eourth.at
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
AUCTION SALES,

a UCTION sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFF 4 co.
WNpNFsnay NS9FsST9a orR4TAFn RTFp Nn0h NAs{p@ 8roperty On
past three o'clock, on the promises, on the south
SIDE of Ninth-street, between Elm and Plum tho
lot on which the Orphan Asylum stands, with the
Improvements The lot is forty feet front BY eighty
ieet deep. Terms Of sale, ene-third cash, balance
in one and two years. with six per cent interest se-
cured by mortgage on the premises Title good and
sale positive. JACOB GRAFF, Auctoneer,
se3O q East Fourth st
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STOLEN.

STOLEN-&IOQ-A certificate of deposit on
Hackers favor Taken from trunk Al the Spencer
Housf. All persons are forbid purchasing the same
as payment has been stopped. FRED HACKER,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

MAN BuRiED ALIyE.-Joseph Fanigan, re-
siding in Sing Sing, N. Y, met with fatal
the brick-yard of Mr.. +. R. Talbot, at Oroton
Falls, when bank Of earth under which lie
was working, caved In, and burying him
alive. When dug out life was extinct.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

a UCTION SALE-BY COOPER & STOKES
- House and Lot on Central avenue, No. Gl1.
NIL NIL be sold at public auction, on TUESDAY AT
TERNOONt October 2, 1860, at o'clock, q house
and lot the east side Of Central avenue opposite
nsvid street. The house contains eight rooms.
The lot is rs feet front by l56 feet Deep to Provi
dence street, and is perpetual lease, with the
privilege Of purchasing, any time, at $50 per foot
Terms Of sale, one-third cash, balance in two
cent interest. -
ALS0--At o'clock, two vacant lots on the west
side of Hamilton road, adjoining the Mohawk
bridge, being on the corner Of Hamlton-road and
deep. - - -
Terms Of sale, one-tenth cash, balance in one,
two, three four, five, six, seven, eight and nine
equal psynentsi interest payable annually. Title
perfect. COOPER & STOKES, Auctioneers
$3.50 No. 4 East Fourth-st,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

The DIsFERENcS BETWEHN PRosE AEn
PoETRY.--A romAnee-reading yonng man
was, one day, passing q muir-land farm,
which was half covered with f6rze and
heath. and q fne back ground Of barren
rocks and dark pines. He said TO the farmer
WHO was grinding bis way through the rug
ged earth;
"a magnificent locality, sirl--one of ma
ture's triumphsl-an embodiment of poetryl't
"Oh, yes" said the farmer, wiping the
large drops Of perspiration from his brow,
"the poetry of the place is vary weel, but Ii
ye had to plow up the prose OF the ground,
ye'd wish the poetry far enough"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

MELANCHOLY PIcTURE-DsEth-bed Of the
Miser.-IOu see him lying on thai heap of
straw, the gray-haired old man, whose life
has long been devoted to that one unhallewed
object-the gathering of gold. He is dying.
There is not one TO stand beside bis death.
bed, and watch as the spark of life fiickers
away. There is not enc to close his eyes,
when his cold heart shall haze stilled its
beatings. Alas, thsEe is not even one to,
weep when he is gEael Thers are none to.
miss him by the fneSide-noAe to whom, the.
world win seem less beaatiful when he Is,
laid aside-nonS 10 whoIa mis- bent form is
an object Of i2Fe and INTERPRETATIONS. to
whom he has inspired other than one feels
ing-that Of disgust aAd fear.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

A UCTION SALE.-foLLE & LLOYD will
n sell at auction on the premises on WEDNES-
DAY, October 81 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. precisely, the
located, at Latona Valley, Kentucky, near Latonia
Springs, three and half miles from Covington, on
the Bank Lick Pike.
sixty-three acres are cleared and under cultiva-
ton tweD ty acres dne heavy timber.
The improvements are: A two-story House, "a by
40 feet and lying back about so feet from the road,
with twenty good and convenient rooms, two cell
lars, halls, porches etc; three fine springs and
large cistern orchard and every variety of choice
fruit, grapes and shrubbery.
This property is valuable for
COUNTRY REsIDENCE, OR BOARDING.
HOUSE AND GARDENS.
It is only half an hours drive from Cincinnati,
and the railroad cars will shortly direct to the
house. There are three acres well adapted for a
race course. Two good tenant houses, barn, car
riaee-house and stables.
Office, 60 East Third ST., at A. M, on the morn
ing Of the sale, and convey parties free to the
ground. Terms easy. Sale positive. se28.fs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
PERSONAL.

DER RsONAI.-Mrs ELIZABETH LYNCH can
find her mother, who arrived from Marietta, at
31S Cutter-st se3O-cs
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THE PRINOEls pRPARTURE.

The Prince will leave the city this morn
ing for Pittsburg at nine o'clock. We pity
him for tht bores to which he has been sub
ject in our city, all the more because the end
is not yet. New York will finish him, we
fear. Peace go with him-and his hat re-
main behindl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
LOST.

IVSI-A Dleck-a tss IerIer Slut Pup, about
about the size Of half. dollar. Any one returning
her TO 6O3 Eighth-st; will be suitably rewarded.
II OsT-saturday, September 2o. ON Foprtb- Race.
~ Fifth, Central-avenue or Seventh streets, a
smau package, oontaining one yard ana 4 small
piece OF biird s.eye Linen. Any person nnding the
same, will confer favor by leaving the same AZ No.
Y. west fourth-street, 81 Barr-street, or at this
once. tFHf. sesO-bs
,OST-Between the u. s. Playground and Cum
=, mtnsylle, Book containing railroad bills Of
ieulng and receipts. The finder will be suitably
warded by leaving the same at As Public Landing.
tse2s-dFl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED--A YOUNG MAN-Of good address
trotv ana e gentleman like habits 70 learn the AM
Salary only sufficient TO pay expenses while learn
ing: Apply at JoHNSoNS Gallery, Ninth and
MAN. he
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
THE R. Il. COSTUME.

The Prince does not know how to dress.
Beau Brummel would doubt his descent from
George w. His clothes are vile. A num-
Der of our young men of fashion wish to
know who is his tailor. They desire, when
they next go to London, whom to avoid.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED. = BORROWERS : For $4,000 on
w collateral securities, consisting Of watches,
iewelry, merchandise, etc. Apply to W. H. PHIL
LIPS, Real Estate, Note and Bill Broker, So West
Uhlrd-Bt 6e2l-l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

Albert Edward is, we are bound to say,
after repeated observations, very homely-
he resembles an Aztec on large scale. AS
the Indian said of his mother, after presenta-
ton to her-he "don't handsome much"
There is not young man Of his years in the
city of refined parentage, that is not three
times less ill-looking than he. He can't
help being homely; and it is fortunate ugli-
ness is no crime; else he would be hanged
without jury.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED--To sell double-entry book keeping
w scholarships on Bacon's and Ohio and Gun.
dry's Commercial Colleges. Good for day and even
ing and full course of study, and just the place to
spend the long winter evenings; and young men
save money by buying certificates of w. II. ACKLEY,
northwest corner Sycamore and Third-Sts, Tuttles
Exchange Office. sell-amf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
THE EFFECT OF THE sERMoN.

Bishop McIlvaine delivered an impressive
and able discourse on -, taking his text
from large work entitled 1.-THE Bible" The
text was-we forget; but as we know the
Prince don't recollect it, we do not Consider
it our duty to remember.
Albert Edward bowed his head, as the
sermon proceeded, in token of submission to
the Divine will and human drowsiness. He
may not make much of a king, but he's a
capital sleeper. He is endeavoring, we are
informed, from his admiration of Dickens,
to prove that "Joe," in Pickwick, was no
mere creation of the authors brain.
The choir sang most appropriately;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED-MEN--All respectable men seeking
w situations as clerks, salesmen &c, should ap-
ply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, 12S
Walnut-street. Long established. Reference to the
best houses. lses9-b'l HALE & co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

HROARDING-A gentleaan aud lady, or, few
b single gentlemen, can be Accommodated with
1irstclnss boarding, and front rooms, In private
family, BY applying at 1872 Plgm;st., above Fourth.
room, with hot and cold water. se2I-f'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED-A LIKENEsS-For fifteen cents,
w in case, and from that to fifteen dollars,
taken daily at APPLEGATE'S Mammoth Ambro-
type and melatnotype De 9ot, corner of Fifth and
place. ocl-bP
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

"ANTED-Sherman's vast mind deslring.to
Wy repeat can learn he was put down by human
will to convince world the strongest mind, look
ing through God, four ding his institutions and ex
pressing his rules to sustain the laws of life,
govern the world, lacking q stronger mind and
showing better things TO look through. JAMES
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v dverfisn IN the d )HIIY PRIss ana vnI VIII
have buyers In abundance. The PRESS has the
iarresf nlroulatiOn In the city. Il

mo YOU WANT A SERVANT OF ANY
LA scriptioni Advertise ip the DAILY PRESS.
want supplied. a4E-ft. fnlta
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

WANTED-R E L 1 L F-To relieve her own
w feeltnRs, by giving loose to the indignant
anger which his vacillatiog conduct had awakened
IN her generous spirit, she returned the likeness
Ihst was taken at JOHNSON'S Gallery, Ninth and
main. sb4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
O. DANCING SCHOOL. %
es - NA
MELODEON HALL.

N eW Dan eS
WIN be brought forward during the season. One,
THE QUADRILLE STIRINENNE,
Especially adapted to the development of graceful
movement in children.
For circulars Of terms, etc., apply at Mr.. and
Mrs. SHANKS'S Private Academy, 35O Walnut
st., between Sixth and Seventh. se26-f2dp
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01
Plumbing Plumbing!

DARTOLG LION vs.. ELIZABETH
Ii LIoN.-2O, sOl.-C Common Pleas.-DivoTee.
plaintifi wll take the dispositions Of sundry wit
nssSes 70 pc used on 9HS pe9q on ne tGlsi OF the
torney;at; Law, No. 12S Broadwey, in the city Of
New York, on tho 18th day Of October, 1860, be-
tween the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ, and proceed from day 70 day until the same
arc finally concluded. JOHN H. PIATT,
selS-cWF Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-01

Albert Edward did not awake, however,
but the Duke elbowed him sharply, and the
Prince answered, "Where's my hat" and
wafer was aroUved rsnd aad seET SIa
ice over, departed, a brewster, if not a
better boy.
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rice One Dollar Per Bottle.
sANF RD's
Family Cathartie Pills

COMPOUNDED PROM
PuTc Vegetable Extracts, AID put Up in Gless
Cases, Air Tight, and gM keep N aay eli-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

MR. Local OF The LEADER-You told Us on
Wednesday that everybody is on the qui pips'
TO hear the result OF the great fight" between
Heenan and Sayers. This Is q great mistake
Very few people, comparatively. care anything
about t. Most people could die veIy comfortably
without knowing the result II both parties
should be whipped so sOundy that they would
stay whipped people generally would be highly
gratifed. Such exhibitions are more intensely
degrading and demoralizing than bull fights, cock
fights, or dog fights, and If newspapers would
treat the whole subject with the contempt OF pro-
found SILENCE they would contribute vastly to de.
crease the interest already felt, aud would greatly
please large proportion Of their readers.
Oberln, April Is. W. c. F.
Yes, but what is newspaper for, II not to re-
cord the doings Of the hour, be they good or badl
And does w. c F. really feel as Indifferent as he
processes to feel as to the RESULT Will not he like
the rest Of the everybody" have a natural curi-
osity to know which one did get whipped 50
soundly that he would stay whipped" Suppose
that on next Wednesday morning he should be
told that the Leader had the result Of the fight,
would not he be apt TO look at the page on which
that report appeared and draw a lesson of cruelty
and barbarism from reading III And fthe Leader
preserved profound silence" while contem-
pOrary published the report, would he not get that
contemporary and glance at that report We do
not deny the proposition that many "could die
very comfortably without knowing the result" but
auewspaper might as well preserve profound
silence" when murder is committed or q duel
fought, as In this case.
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Saturday Nights Report.
FURTHER by THE AMERICA.
HALrFAx. Anril 81

HALTAI, April 81.
The America brings % passengers for Halifax and II
for Boston, for which port she sails and where
she will be due Sunday evening.
ship Ore April, OF the Sicily Is
lands apparently American cotton ship. Her masts
all gone. schooner was alongside Of her.
The negotiations for an offensive aud defensive
treaty between France aud Denmark are contradicted
The Monitsur notices that the Treaty Of Commerce
with England has already begun 10 exercise fayora-
bic influence. The export trade in the Southern depart
ment' and considerable orders for wines and spices have
been received.
Negotiations are going on between Rome and Ma
pies relative to tee entry Of Nespolltan troops into
the States OF the church. The result was not knowu
The Turin "0pinlone" states that in eight or 10
days the Inhabitants Of Savoy and Nice will vote by
universal suffrage on the question Of annexation.
Prof DeATRve has been appointed nj lister Extraor-
dinary At London for the Swiss Confederation.
The Federal Council has addressed circular to the
Powers to Slgu the ConVoeation for a Congress at
Madrid.
Thursday svenns.-Ths Gazette publishes decree
degrading Gen. oftege.
EliO has been captured. Tranquility prevails every
where.
Australian advites are to the 18th February. Basl-
ns's continued dull
The pastoral districts have suffered from drauyht-
The mining intelligence satisfactory.
Latest BY telegraph to QueenstoWn.-A despatch
nom Rome 3D. received vis Marselles SAYS General
LaDoriciers was received 81 the Vatican
Safdnia has esiusd the political prisoners OF the
legations.
The Secretary Of the Duke Casini had been exfed-
despatch from Florence, 4th says the Ambassadors
Of England and France have taken down their es-
cutcheOns.
despatch from Naples, Tth says the official Gior-
male de NaPolle that the rebels arose at Pal
ermo on the 4th. The rebels were diopersed.
Rome, Tth.-Ths Giornals d. Rome has the appoint
ment Of Gen. LAmorieisrs as eommander-in-chief OF
the Royal troops.
The Official GiOrnAls OF the Two sieilies contains
up TO to the 9th inst, that the iusurrscon bad
been suppressed after 40 obstinate combat in the
streets and houses.
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Afternoons Report,
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

4
HALIFAx, April 81.
The stOaHahip America arrived at nine O'clock this
An.
Heennn had been arrested IN Horafordshlro.
| HEtDloi 7th-Ths Brokers' and other Liverpool
Circulars were published The afternoon OF the 9th
their contents teiegruphed 20 Queenstown In sea-
noa Tor the North AmoeA The a-ketl were all closed
on Good Friday and also to-day. There H. conse-
The following I, the Liverpool snd London markets
Rlshs.daon, sPoues Z @ report Pork steady with a
Beef and bacon steady.
Lard duli aud nominal
TalOW declined 0aTd.
London MArksts.-Baring'a Circular, published on
the moTnlHg Of the 9Th, reports the money market
6onsOls tor money % IS ~ 5-s and for oeOuni
BreadstuHI dull but steady.
Sugar dull and eaaisr-quotations unchanged
TaioW QuiOt--56s on the spot.
Bullion In the Bank Of England had declined $685.
ooO.
cotton dalI-salsS Of the week 5000 bales; itOsk
In port S. 900 N. o.
whest buOyant and slightly higher.
ConNo firm.
oi' IN little inquiry and prices weak.
Rice steady.
Lard steady
Barring Brothers quote American Securities de-
elined United States 5s declined to %; MassschB-
setts bonds 400 a lu2 extra div MARYLAND as p5 %:
Virginia Sc 1855 50 4 s6,.do 6's Isss, So s4
The r. ". steamship Amerioa, Can't. Miller from Liv-
erpool fth via Queenstown 9TH, has anivod at this
port.
The political news is unimportant
HoenAn was arrested near Derby on the morning Of
Good Friday, and was kept In custody until the day
the America sailed, when he would DO brought before
the magistrate. Il is supposed that the dght would
be indehntely postponed.
1t supposed the Great Eastern would be ready to
sail 10 Portland With the squadron which accompanies
the Prince OF Wales to Canada early IN June.
Il stated that the inhabitants Of Savoy and
Nice would vote In few daysby universal suffrage
annexation.
The Royal Mall steamship Asia from New York, ar
rived at Livi rpool on the sth.
Tho steamship HAmonia to leave southampton
on the 9Th, for New York, In place Of the Borussia
which, had broken her main shaft.
The Paris BOurse bad advanced
COusols closed on the 7th at % 81 q % rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

MEDICAL ELEoTRIcITY. DIR Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland aud Is the ODly one Ia possession Of
Haitering testimonials irOm the mos. eminent Pro-
fessOrs Of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence 10 professional skil in the use Of EsctrcitE
as q curative agent; snd the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chrone Diseases With uni
form success. He will pay q premium for ihe
proof that his success la equafed BY any treatment
shat is nOW or ever vas 10 the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
lasea cured e. his Oface, No. III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

LATEST TRox THE PRIZE FIsHT.-A Spiritual
Circle was held at OsWego on Wednesday even
Ing. and a communication" was received to the
eject that the fght came Of on Monday, and that
Heeuan was the victor in The seventh round."-
A similar communication" was received at syrs-
cuse on Monday night, announcing that On the
seventh round' HeenGB got in tremendous
''bOdy blow, !" breaking Eve Of sayer's ribs.
A medium in New York city has had a ICON :
muuicatiOn" from the spirit Of The dsiunot "BHl
Harrington" He says:
"The purport Of my communication Is, that the
aRht has been concluded that Heenan Is defeated,
s1d that bis recovery from the injuries received is
considered very doubtful"
By the truth OF isisty Ofthis rspor. the medium
proposed to test the reliability Of spirit commu.
MON as to temporal matters. $500
Itwil rather sstonish these spirits II the arres,
Of Heehau. IS reported BY telegraph, should hRv,
ureysbts5 any fight coming on. Wait for tb'
ffaetG ass
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THE ST. eEoReEs FEsTIvAL-The johnson
House viii be all aglow this evening with the T.
luminatIOns, $, the company and the banquet attend-
ant upon the Festival Of the s. Georges BsnsvO-
eus Society. Ample preparations have been made
for the accommodation and the pleasure Of the many
gueais who have signled their intention to bepres-
snt, and grand time may be expected As for that
supper by Aein,we OnlyinVte The people to come up
and try Il, that's ell.