Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-30
NEwPoRr NEWS.

GAVE THEM THE SLIP.-A very prominent
resident of this town having determined to
leave our pleasant city yesterday for the
'sQueen City of the West and take with
him all the auxillaries of his domestic life
was waited upon by sundry officers and
tradesmen, and politely requested to iqui-
date several amounts owing to several parties
before removing any of his furniture. This
he agreed to do, asking them to call around
in an hour and he would then settle all their
claims. Not wishing to "push" their debtor,
the officers retired to the foot of York-street,
in order 10 have sure hold on the depart
ing gentleman, should he wish to move his
furniture before the hour expired. The
holders of the attachments waited patiently
for the allotted time to pass-which atleugth
it did--and then repaired to the residence of
the departing citizen. Judge of their dis
may when arriving there, to find all the fur
niture removed, and word left that the re-
firing gentleman would be most happy to
/ see them all at his residence in Cincinnati,
! and if they choosed, they could cross the
| river as he had done, by going to COvington
and thence to Cincinnati, ignoring the New
port ferry, to which he was indebted for
three or more years ferriage, which he would
( be most happy to settle ''when convenient"
/ CONCLUDING NArOH.-Some few days ago,
wemade mention that cricket-match was on
| the ldDl6, MnlCu MOulu tHllpSC dit plONlOua
contested matches. This, however, has
fallen through, and in lieu of it, the Ken
lucky Club, of this city, will tomorrow play
the Union Club, of Cincinnati, on Walnut
| Hills. This will be the last game this season
of the former club, which fact will add
greatly toward making it losely-contested
one. Wickets will be pitched in the
morning.
CoNvALEscENr. - Prof. T. D. Edwards
principal of the Newport schools, will prob
ably resume his position on Monday next
He has recovered from the severe Hines
that threatened the dissolution of the bod!
and soul. Prof Il. has endeared himself q
his scholars, who will gladly welcome hi
return.
PMFERNG.-A man named John Magyar
was arrested yesterday morning, and trle
before Mayor Hawkins for pilfering tn
change from the till of Fewlis's Exchange
on York street. He was bound over in tn
sum of 800 to answer the charge of larcen
before the next Circuit Court.
ARRESTED ON A WRoSe CHARGE.-The bo
Franc, who was arrested on Saturday las
charged with stealing a carpet, was yeste
day released, il having been ascertained thl
he was not guilty as charged, but that
, had struck a lad with whom he had di
pute.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.-By being drunk at
disorderIy, Edward 0'Brien caused his a
I rest. The effect of being drunk and di
) orderly, was fine of S. and costs, impos
a by our worthy Mayor.
5 DIscHARGED.-Thomas Belson, arrested
I, Saturday last, charged with stealing s
u from the ferTy-boat NeepOrt Belle, was, yG
y tefday, examined by Mayor Hawkins, al
discharged, Nelson proving an abb.
S RKMsIous.-Elder Price, Of Covingto
e will preach in the Baptist Church on ne
: Thursday evening He is popular diviI
and will no doubt have a large audience,