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ASTROLOGY
Look Out! Good News for ALI!


Look Out! Good News for All!
RAPHAEL is the best. She succeeds wien all
others have failed All who are in trouble-all who
been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false
promises and deceitGall who have been deceived
faction all who are in doubts of the affections of
those they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy
nLOve Affairs She Never FaIIsI
She has the secret Of winning the affection of the
opposite sex It is this fact which induces iterate
preenders TO try TO initiate her and copy her adVer
tisements. She showsyOu the
Likeness of Your Future wife or Husband,
Or absent friend. She guides the single to a happy
ma1TriSge, MAJ and makes the married happy Her aid
of securing
A speedy and Happy Marriage;
She is therefore sure dependence. She has been
hands together. fhcusands of broken hearts have ave
been healed and made happy BY her.
was the rst and she Is tSs only person @ a in this his
SSSTny ,R TRo cans can shST she n Teaty and
sands. both married and single, who daily and ca
Wealth, Eminence. Good Luck, and Hap
piness
Are within the reach Of all. She Is the living
Tsnder OF. this enlighteped age all who consult
formation and predictions. ALL those who had
bad luck consulted her, their bad luck left them,
and they are now fortunate, rich, eminent aud
hsppy. To ALL In bus ness her advice IL inYaIu-
able. She can foretel with the greatest certainty,
the result Of all commercial and business trans
actions II you follow her advice, you will
improve Your Circumstances,
And succeed in all your undertakings. Those who
in bustD ess-thOse whe have worked hard aud
struggled against adversely ahd misfortune the
greater part Of their lives, and found the they
tried TO get forward in the world the more things
went against them -all these osses have consulted
heT for the last TIVE MY years. All those who wisely
followed her aaviee are now
Rich, Happy and Successful
In all their undertaking.; while those blinded by
pIejudices and ignorance, neglected her ADVICE are
still laboring sgainst adyersily and poverty, nyou
and be successful and happy also.
MADAM kAPAAEL Is . bona ide Astrologist
that every one can depend upon She is the great
est AstTolOgist Of the Nineteenth Century. Some
ladies may be a little timld though they need not
fear for she practices nothing but what Is recon-
oiable % philosophers. In fact, single visit will
sOtisfy the most fastidous Of her Iespectability,
moral Tcettude, and OF the purity Of her profession
and practice. Neither care, attention nor expense
appreciation Of the most sensitive, Of the most moral
All interviews are strictly private and cOnhden-
Therefore, come onei come an ! TO
No. SO ERst FifIh-street,
Between byeamoIe-ttreet aud Broadway, Vincin'
nati. jei9bs
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LATEST BYTRLRGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONl
Movements of the Rebels.

THE MISSOURI SENATORS NOT TO TAKE AMY
PART SESSION OF CONGRESS
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OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
sun Mutual Insurance COmDanv

OF GIN
Office No. rs West Third .st.-Evans & Co.'s Bank
Building.
THIS COMPANY Is PREPARED TO
insure Dwelliugs, FurRiture, Warehouses,
MEnufactories and Merchandise against loss or
damage by fire, at the rates of premium usually
charged by stock companies,
The note Of the insured is taken in payment Of
the premium, upon which note assessments are
made, from time to time as losses may occur.
. The note is returned to the maker at the expirA-
tion OF the policy and there is liability beyond
the amount of premium note given, which is for no
greater amount than stock companies charge in
cash.
Policy. holders are the ouly members Of the Com
pany and are entitled to vote at elections of
Policies issued for frem one to Ave years.
DIRECTORS
A. B. Latta, Joshua Jones'
j. W Hughes, M. H Crane,
y. +. Cole, Joshua z. Gibbons,
Mm' j. Phipps, Caleb q. Whitson,
Charles j. Smith.
VIM. T. PHIPPS, President.
L. L. SHANNON, Secretary. jes-tf
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The Rebels EndeavOring to obssruet
Navigation on the Potomac.
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GREAT PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
AT RICHMOND.
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The FIRE zOUAVES THROWING UP EHTRENcH-
MEMS WITHIN TWO MILES Of FAIRFAX c.H.
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JEFF. Davis and Wiefall 10 Take the
Field This Weeki
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MARRIED.
PIATT-BRY AH.-In Newcastle, Ky, on the
18th inst by Rev. DR.. TTimhle Mr.. John ]. Plat
Of Washington City, and Miss sallIe n. Bryan, OF
Newcastle. = : -
PLATT- sTQHE;-0R Tuesday morning, the
iS!p lpsIahb ~ hev. ,. s. Burpet, at Christian
Church, corner Of Eight and Walnut. streets Her
man Plat and Miss Eliza ". Stone, daughter Of
Mrs ii. Nelien, deceased, Of Louisville, KY.
SHOP-BENTLEY.-On the 18th inst at the
residence of the BRIDES father, Brown County, o !,
by Rev DR., Sheppard, John W. Bishop, Of Cincins
natl, az Amanda II. Bentley.
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AN ADVANCE TO BE MADE ON FAIR
FAX COURT. nOUsE TODAY.
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HOME INTEREST.

~ THE DAILY Pass Ten Gents a week.
sAe-'Hothins renovated and repaired, - :. Third.
~ Leave your orders for the DAuY PREss at
the Counting-room. Only Ton Cents Week.
~ a. A. EYsrEB, Clocks, Watches and JswslFy,
Sos. as and STl Central avenue
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River News

PtTTsBURG, June l9-M.-River three feet
nine inches, and falling. Weather clear and
warm mercury 74o.
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Special Notice.

:" l.. EVANS AND III. X. LINDSEY
w late OF the Etpa Insurance Company
bave this day formed cepartnership, under the
hrm name OF EVANS & LINDSEY, for the purpose
OF conducting the business of
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
RS- They will continue to represent the following
well.known and responsible Companies, viz:
Home Ins. Go. of New York ..,, Capitalist 600 900
Continental Ins. %. of New Yo .....,..... 100000
Niagara Fire Ins Co Of New York.........s 100000
North American Fire Ins. o. of N. Y.".... 25O,OOO
Security Fire lns Go. Of New York. k........ 100000
Western Mass. Ins Co. Of New York.-..... 10000
Merchants Ins. Go. of Hartford, Conn.... 100000
N. Y. Life Ins. Co. of N Assets-Sl 767 lss "a
Charter Oak Life Inc. Co.. Hsrtford.... 100000 90
EVANs & LINDSEY,
General Insurance Agents,
. 65 West Third.st,
jesx Ohio Valley Bank Building
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No. So West Fourth-st.
TanII- -fFon1
Every officer and Private
FIREARMS!

TUsY RECEIvED AND NOW FOR
- SALE-Colt's Patent Revovers four five aud
sixinch Colts Patent Navy Revolvers whitney
Improved Colts Pattern Reyolvers, four, hve and
six-inch Whitney Improved Colt Pattern Navy
Revolver; Manhattan Seven shooters Cartridge
leading BevolverB; War er's Revolvers, Cartridge
losdiDgi Allen Wheelock's celebrated Cartridge
loading Revolvers, Nos. 30 and 80 !; also, allen q
WheelOck's Nos 20 and "a; Remington's ReyolV-
ers. Beale b Riders Patent.
We are also prepared to take orders for Sharp'a
Rifles and Whitney's MIME Rifles and Muskets Of
which samples can be seen at Store, No. IO3
Pearl-st. PAPPGNHBlMpR & DREYF0OB.
fn,vG 3
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THE UNION CONVENTION Ar
WHEELING.
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Harper's Ferry Evacuated in Order to
"Meet Gen. Mcclellan Halfway"

Absurd OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS
CONCERNING THE TERMINATION
OF THE WAR,
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Highly Interesting Proceedings
of That Body.
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HIS CtRPLCITT WITH The RECENT FIRES IN THAT
VICINITY SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE CAUSE.
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A TRAITOR HANGED IN oGlE CO.,
ILLlNoISI
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LATEST BYTRLBGRAPH
THE WAR FOR THE UNIONl
Movements of the Rebels.
THE MISSOURI SENATORS NOT TO TAKE ANY
PART IN THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
The FIRE ZOUAWS THROWING UP EGTREncH-
MEMS WITHIN TWO MILES or FAIRFAX c.H.
The Rebels EndeavOring to obstruet
Navigation On the Potomac.
GREAT PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
AT RICHMOND.
JEFF. Davis and WiefaIl 10 Take the
Field This Week.
AN ADVANCE TO BE MADE ON FAIR
FAX COURT. nOUsE TODAY.
THE UNION CONVENTION AT
WHEELING,
Highly Interesting Proceedings
of That Body.
A TRAITOR HANGED IN oG.E CO.,
uIIN0ISI
HIS CGMPL CITY WITH The RECENT FIRES IN THAT
VICINITY SAID To HAVE BEEN THE CAUSE.
More Secession outrsges in Missouri.
Great War Preparations at
Memphisi
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE AT BOoNvILLE, MO. -:
Governor jackson Charged with
Cowardice!
w. H. RUSSELL, THE FAMOUS LET
TER WRITER, AT CAIRO.
He Complains Of His Correspondence ce Being
Tempered with by SecessIonIsts.
Harper's Ferry Evacuated in Order to
"Meet Gen. Mcclellan Halfway"
Absurd OPINIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS
CONCERNING THE TERMINATION
OF The WAR.
The Rebels to Attack Phillippi!
TWENTY-FIVE INDIANA REeI-
MENTs I'M TIE F1ELDI
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Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Engsvsd and Printed, g. and Presses; De Ia Rus
BtationsSy and Envelopes.
SHIPLEY SMITH,
lbnocdssoFn 10 IA. II. Shiplsy Bro.,l
~ ~ West Fosrth street.
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He Complains of His Correspondence Being
Tempered with by SecessIonIsts.
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w. n. RUSSELL, THE FAMOUS LET
TER WRITER, AT CAIRO.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
BATTLE AT BOONvILLE, Mo. ..s.s..
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Governor Jackson Charged with
Cowardice!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONcINSArI, June 10, 1861.
CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZA-
49, TlON.-Pariies having received notice
nom this Board, in regard to personal property,
they will not be heard,
je20-b VIM WARD. Auditor
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More Secession outrsges in Missouri.
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Great War Preparations at
Memphisl
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New York Marker

NEW YORK, December IL 2-Flour- Receipts
22,478 brls. Market quiet aud very firm:
sales of $4,000 brls at $5 4095 90 for super.
fiue State; $5 65@5 70 for extra State: SIS 40
as 55 for supertce Western; $5 6595 90
for common TO medium extra Western; IS 30
@5 95 for shipping brands extra round hooo
Ohio. Canadian Flour firm: sales of 500
brls at $5 50@5 55 for superfne, and S. 70
az 90 for common TO choice extra. Rye
Flour steady at SO 50@4 40.
Receipts of Wheat 20, 7O5 bash., and the
market shade better, with limited supply:
sales of $4,000 bush. at 81 2S for Chicago
Spring; 81 81 for MilWaukie CLUB, and 81 Is
for very handsome amber New JeF,ey. Rye
quiet at 63@85c,, with small sales. Barley
dull at 709s0c. Receipts of Corn 6,775
bush and the market advancing, with only
limited supply: sales Of 10000 bush. at 67
@68c, for mixed Western in shipping order
Oats firmer, at 44h@4515c. for Canada
Western and State. 2. ...r.t
Pork quiet; sales 100 brls. at $l2 25(al3
for mess, and $s 5000 for prime. Beef an
changed. Out Meas dull and unchanged
Lard shade easier sales 500 brls. at $40
| 9Lc. ','ss....r. '...,.
Butter selling at ll@l4c for Ohio, end i6
@23c. for State, Cheese steady at 6(0SIkc
Whisky quiet; zoe. offered, 2O1<c. asked.
lD Cotton bRuyant at 3llle, for middlinp Up.
] landS sales Of $50 bales.
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SANDY Hook, December 1.-THE steamer
HGnsd, from Bremen, Ella SOUTHAMPTON, No.
Vemher 27, has arrived.
The steamer from St Thomas arrived at
Southampton on the 9th OF Move moer, with
the Intelligence that. the Southern Commis
sioners, Mason and Sldell, were torcibly
taken from the British mail steamer Trent.
The Federal CouDciI of Switzerland had
demanded satisfaction from France for a
fresh violation of Swiss territory by French
gen P0gmes, near Geneva
Garibaldi is reported to have replied to the
iNeapoitan address, that he regrets being un-
able to 60 TO them, but will be with them
when necessary. He expects all Italians to
have their swords ready.
LONDON, November 27-Consols closed at
94H Tor Money, ard 93T for Account,
United States FiVes aud New York Central
RailIosd Shares bad advanced. mr.
Bullion in'the Bank of France increased
to 9ll,000,000. h..
Captain Nelson had entered his protest
againststhe-e capture aud destruction of the
ship Harvey Birch by the rebel steamer
NaShUilie. 90 fs-
The SOUTHAMPTON magistrates refused
Captain Nelson warrant for the search OF
the Nashville, and referred him TO the Secre-
tory of State. Captain Pegram and Mr.
Yancy had returned from London together,
and The latter states that it has been init
mated TO him ~ third party that the Nash
UiLte Bas been recognized by The British Gov
eminent as national vessel, and will
be allowed TO reft and repair at South
aupton as was the case with the James
AdgGr, so as to exercise perfect neutrality
between the two contending parties.
Sales of Cotton for two days 5000 bales
lnclnoing 1000 to speculators aud exporters;
market dull and quotations nouinally un-
changed. Advices from Manchester generally
pntavorable. Market for goods aud yarns
Hat ....
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UNsUccEssF1L ATTEMPT TO PIUK PooKETs.
James P. Parks, Esq and lady, of Bedford,
Lawrence County, Ind arrived in this city
last night on the ten O'clock train of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, As Mr.. P arks
was assisting his lady into omnibus No. 6,
the door was closed against him by some
one from behind, and at the same tune he
felt hand enter the pocket of his pan falcons
ard touching his wallet, which contained
about 500 In money. He cried out, and
the man slipped around the bus aud dlsap-
peared among the crowd A police officer
arrested the person suspected as he was
making of tthe opposite side of the street.
He gave his name as Samuel German, and is
held to bail of 5000 for trial in the Police
Court tomorrow (Fridsy) afternoon. a.
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VARIETIES.

General Williams, Commander n-Chief of
canadian forces. lately visited Fort Erie. near
Buffalo Papers of that city think that ia
coming pretty near home.
The General Crittenden who has been sent
to operate against Parson Brownlow is the
rebel son OF John J. Crittenden, of Kentucky.
Startling revelations as to horse contracts
IN Illinois are said to be in possession of the
Government. A lively time is anticipated
when they are ventilated. .-
The Worcester Spy counts up about one
thousand mechanics in that city enpaoed
directly upon Government workeguu-
carriages, firearms, rifle barrels, machinery
for gunboats, &c.
The new and elegant residence of Stokely
Wsggoner, at Russellville, Ky., was de-.
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening, the 18th
ult. Loss $1,000. aa. air. ~
The South Carolina Legislature recently
elected Robert W. Bartwell and James T.
Or as Senators to the rebel Congress.
The flag of the Texas camp at Dumfries.
Virginia, is made of the bridal dress of Mrs.
Wigfall, pure white silk, with 'lone star"
ARMIEG THE SLAvEs-It will be time
enough to talk about arming the slaves after
the white SOLDIERS already enlisted are SUP.
pied. Not musket was seen among all the
troops from Camp Douglas that marched
through our streets yesterday.-C Chicago
Journal % '''F ~ .'.5T' 0''T'
In Manbam's percussion cap mandatory
at Waterbury Ct, on Thursday, portion Of
percussion powder was ignited by friction
in moving heavy bog along the floor. The
fire ran all over the floor, and all round a
barrel of percussion powder without igniting
1t. A lucky escape for some fifty persons.
Some Of the locomotives on the Great
Western Railroad, England, have workedup
TO 73O horse power over and above back pres
sure in the cy inders. They have main rained
an average pressure in the cylinders of 67%
pounds on the square inch of piston, when
running at the rate of "a miles per hour.
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C.scIanati J. rrod5ce nIarhst.


WHEAT-A continued good demand for
prime samples of Wheat from the interior
and local millers, with but light Offering.
The Ie lower grades are neglected and duil.
We quote prime TO choice red at S3@3sc
ana iair TO choice white at S5092c, Thor
ssies since our last were: 600 bush. prime
"nite at sOc 300 do. good do. 9Oc., deliv-
sreoi 6oO do: mixed red and white at s6c;
wy 40, prime red at SIC, and 2, 500 do.
chelce kentucky white at 93c., delivered on
wharf in Covingtop, and including nae ~
bags TO Galipolis, o. "'' VI
CORN-Tbe demand is fully IN 10 the
supply, and the market rules frn AZ 2S6aooc
for new. No old on the market, sales of e01
+, bushels new at 2sc., and 400 do. zoe.
OATS are in active demand, with light re-
ceipts, and prices are higher We quots
them at 2S1 11c., in bulk: sales of coo bushels,
In sacks, at 29c, buyers furnishing seeks a.
hYE-ls in fair demand at 40@4lc. for
prime, on arrival.
BARLEY-Prime samples are scarce ard
In good demand, and the market is firm ht
full rates. We quote prime spring at 4060
95c, and prime fall at 48050c: slles of 300
bushels good fall at 45c; 200 bushels prime
Iali az 4Sc 6CO bushels prime fall at 50c.,
and 300 bushels prime fall at sic.
HAY-A continued good demand and
prices are higher; the market closing firm
at Sl2 5O@l3 per tun for prime Timothy, in
bales. on arrival.
CHEESE-Tbe jobbing demand for West
ern reserve continues fair at SIC. Small
sales Of English Dairy at T@7Hc. 7sTT
BUTTER--The demand is moderate at
eC9Sc. for fair; ll@l2c. for prime, and I3@
lac. for choice Roll.
POTATOES-The market is steady, with
fair demand at 3s@39c. per bushel for
prime Neshannocks, on arrival, and 43@45c.
M
FLOUR-A good demand for supertine at
"a 10, but extra and family is dull at 81 IOC9
70 family is offered freely at $4 20.
WHlSKY-A good demand aud prices
&c, ,hlgber: sales of 800 brls. at 139l(1l3ESc.,
the latter rate tor wagon.
HOGS-The receipts are only 2 GOO head
and the weather being highly favorable, the
market is buoyant with good demsnd at
90 3O63 40 Drovers are asking a shade
higher. The sales since our last were:
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AMUsRmRNTs.


P1KE's 0PERA-HoUsE The attendance here
is, we are glad TO say, increasing. The leqit-
mate drame, in its pure form, is treat, and
we can only express surprise that our cti.
zens should be so slow 10 appreciate tho eff
orts of the management. Tonight Mr.
Bsss will appear in one of his favorite inn
personations. in the pleasing comedy en-
titled Old Heads and Young Hearts. As
Jesse Rural" Mr.. Bass will undoubtedly
appear to good advantage; that character
possessing the requisite qualities so we'll
fitted for his role. The lRughable farce of
Betsy Baker, with Mrs. Stoddart as the veri-
table Betsy" concludes the nights enter
lainment.
NATIONAL THEATER-The attendance last
night at Old Drury was very large. Through
mistake we announced yesterday the benefit
OF DR.. Thayer and f. H Rossten would take
place last night. This, however, was an
error These gentlemen will be the recipients
OF a Union benefit TO morrow friday night,
upon which occasion James Robinson and
John q. HeeDan will be present. Mr.. Robin
son is undoubtedly the most daring bare
back rider the world has ever known.
Secure your seats early, as the demand will
be large.
WOODS THEATER.-Miss Adah Isaacs Mem
ken appears TO night as the "Female Brig
and" and as "William" in Black. eyed Susan.
The bill is good one, and Miss Adah will
appear to advantage.
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Law RRPORT.



CHARGE oF DROWNING A WoMAN.-Michael
McAndrie (implsaded with two other de-
tendants) was placed on trial 10. day, before
Judge Malon, charged with murder 10 the
hrst degree-drowning Margaret Brennan.
-, After twelve peremptory challenges, and
three for cause, the following jury was OBJ
tsined, and sworn to try the case:,,
O. W. Hendrickson, James Wise, George
Crary, II. N. Bird, j. T. Redmond, e. L.
Muchmore, AL. Clark, H. Noble, Maynard
French, Thomas Murnahan, VIM. Nugent
and John Eversfeld.
The evidence will commence this after.
noon.
W. H. Kerr and Judge Johnston for the
State; McGroarty and Rogers for defense.
PROCEEDING UNDER THE BAsTARDY AcT.-
Catherine Gruber vs- Gebbard Bense. Be-
fore Judge Collins and jury. The plaintiff
charges the defendant with being the father
of her illegitimate child, born last Novem-
ber, about seven months after she had OBJ
tained divorce from her husband.
Dennis O'Neil Vs. A. @. Clark. The Jury
returned verdict for $1oO in favor of plain
tiff.
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From tho New Orleans Crescent, Nov % !

THE UNION ORGANIZATION IN New ORLEANS.
Yesterday morning, Lieutenant Morel, of the
Third District Police, upon inform alton re-
celVed, arrested a German named FrepzsI,
who lives on Charles-street, In tie Second
District, charging him with being au incen-
diary and traitor TO the State and Southern
Conftderacy, 1t appears that Frenael who
is quite an intelligent man, bad excited Lieu
tenant MoreFs suspicious, some time since,
by remarks that he was reported to have
made in favor of Lincoln and his dynasty /;
be was watched, The result Of l0hich scas that
he lrGs heard 10 boast that there ,oas po,perftI
organization in this eity-at least g. 600 stronq-
aOhich, The moment that the LincOIa drn1v made
as appearance here, or on our coast agonLd rise
and help them 10 the best Of their abitttv.
He further Is reported to have said that his
society would help to cut all the rebels
throats; and hat as no one knew or sus-
pected its existence, it was all the more
powerful ... H.......H- ..|T Il
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RECEPTION OF GENERAL RosRCRANs-This
distinguished soldier arrived in our city quite
unexpectedly yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing committee, John D. Jones, Chairman,
M. d. Potter, Richard Smith, Thomas @.
We're, Flamen Ball, Charles Reemelin, David
Gibson, Patrick Cody, Thomas ]. Gallagher,
d. A. Ferguson, Wesley NJ. Cameron, f. II.
Rowekamp, Samuel ]. Broadwell, met in the
directors room of the Catholic Institute to .
day at noon, and adopted programme for
the public reception of the General.
A sub, committee, consisting of J. D Jones,
I, j. Gallagher and 7. G. Ware, were ap-
pointed to wait on Gen. Rosecrans to night
at the Burnet House, and escort him to the
Institute. There he will be received by the
Ciizers' Committee above named, and a
delegation from the City Council.
AT haf-past seven o'clock he will be intro
duced to the public by speech from Mayor
Hatch.
A band will be in attendance to enlivep
the occasion, and the stage and Hall will be
handsomely decorated with flags. After the
General responds to Mayor Hatchs welcome
be will step down from the stage and receive
his numerous friends. A Committee on
finance, consisting of Messrs. Ferguson,
Cody, Cameron and Heman, were also ap-
pointed, to raise money to- defray expenses.
The reception promises to be a grand affair,
although therewillnot be much oratory upon
the occasion.