Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-04
COVINIITdIN VS.

ANOTHER ARREsT.-A young m an named
Stephen r. Smith was arrested at Falmouth,
KY. on Saturday, by Deputy Surveyor Ed.
H. Samuels, of this city, and lodged at the
Newport Barracks for safe keeping. His
arrest was made at the suggestion of several
prominent Union men of Falmouth, who
stated that they had good reasons to believe
he was Secession spy. Mr.. Smith was
raised in Cincinnati, and before leaving this
city made an arrangement with the proprie-
tors of the Gazette, Press and Enquirer to
act as correspondent for them at the seat Of
war in Southern Kentucky. The letter
which was found 10 his possession, COM
mending bim to General Sherman as the
correspondent of the Cincinnati Daily Press,
and signed by II. Reed & Co., was a joint
letter, signed by the proprietors of the Ga
zette and Enquirer, as we'll as the propretors
of the Press. The Gazette and Commercial,
in their notices, this morning, Of the arrest
state that the letter twas signed by H. Reed
& Co., leaving the inference that no other
signatures were attached to the paper. The
! proprietors of The Press were entirely igno-
rant of the Secession prOclvities of young
! Smith, and if he really entertains such senti-
ments they do not wish to have any thing
! further to do with him.
RELIEF SooIETY.-The loyal ladies of Bour-
bon County have organized an association
similar TO that in this city, for the purpose of
furnishing necessaries to the soldiers now in
the field. The association meets in Paris
every Tuesday.
CoRRECTI6N.-There was an error in o
paragraph in Saturdays PRESS in regard To
the opening of daily market in Covington
The new Sixtb-street Market house, in the
western part of the city, is the place where
the daily market is to be held, and not the
Seventh.stIeet Market-house.
ARREST OF A SEcEssIoNrsT. sT.-Deputy United
States Surveyor Ed. Fl. Samues returned
home on Saturday, from tour of observa
tiop along the line of the Kentucky Central
Railroad. AT Paris, he arrested man named
HoTatio Wilkins timer and copper-smith
Who was suspected of being engaged in man
uf curing knives and other weapons for tht
rebel army. A large bass drum and kettle
drum, ,made byWilkins was found in his house
brought away by Mr.. Samuels Upon the
inside of the bass drum the following word
were painted:
"Csp,ain, Fl. Bedford; First Lieutenant
A. J. Lovely; Second Lieutenant Jesst
Lovely: merry, brave boys. Name of thu
Company Hamilton Rifles For peace
hut will repel invasion. G. W. Haley Com
paDy Clerk H Wilkins, maker, Septembe,
10 1861; Ed Brewer, painter aud drummer
There were other words painted on the in
side of the drum, which can be seen by thu
curious, on application at the United state
Marshal's Office, wilkins was left at Colone
Vanderviers Camp, but will be sent to Cam
Chase in a few days
, COLONEL VAEDERvIER's REGIMENT.-Thi
admirable regiment is still comfortably quar
tered at the Fair grounds near Paris, Ky
Several houses in the town have been fitte
up as hospitals, where quite a number OF tn
, sick soldiers of the regiment are cared for.
, ARREsT.-A young man, named Josep
Clark, is under arrest, and will have an e1
) animation this afternoon, at two. o'clocl
! before Mayor Goodson, on the charge
stealing several boDnets from the Eleventh
street School. house,