Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-12

The preliminary lecture OF the winter
course at the Ohio Medical College COM
menced day before yesterday. The lectures
are delivered at hall. past two O'Clock in the
afternoon and at three o'clock.
Another battery of guns and full com.
pany OF artillerists leave for Kentucky to-
day.
The Eighteenth Ohio Regiment Colonel
Stanley, arrived at Camp Dennson night
before last.
Brigadier General McCook left for Louis
vile yesterday, to take command Of q divis.
ion in Kentucky under General Sherman.
Seven hundred and fifty tuns of supplies,
&c, have been shipped this week by the
United States Quartermaster to Kentucky
and Western Virginia.
Captain Zeke Tatem, of the Sixth Ohio Reg
iment, arrived in the city yesterday, after
long and wearisome duty in the mountains
of Western Virginia.
Surgeon Lorng, of the Sixth Ohio Regi.
ment has resigned.
Overcoats for the Guthrie Grsys are to be
sent from Columbus in day or two. Their
arrival will be opportune.
The Sixth Regiment was paid off last
Tuesday.
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad Directors have declared dividend
of three and a half per cent, to be paid in
cash, on the business Of the road for the last
six months.
A Homeopathic physician has been en-
ployed in the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum.
The decision of the Helm and Maddox
hdbedS corpus case has been postponed. The
case was argued by District Attorney
Flamen Ball, for the prosecution, and Judge
Caldwell and General Bates for the defense,
but the decision of Judge Leavitt was re-
| served till Friday next.
Four hundred men are now employed in
the fcundery of Miles Greenwood, manufac-
turing and repairing implements ofw
Large quantities of apples, cider and po-
tatoes are being shipped to our city from all
| directions.
The river has risen over Eve feet and is
now on stand.
The public landing is in a miserable condi-
tion-mud two feet deep in some parts.
The steamer Moses Nc Lellon is receiving a
load of Government wares for Western Vir-
| ginia. Twenty army wagons constitute part
of her trip.
John II. Crippen, Company X, Captain
jackson, Fifth Ohio Regiment leaves for
| ters for his comrades left at 448 Ninth-street
before four P. NJ. Monday, will be promptly
| delivered.
Geoffroy's majority is estimated at between
| five and six hundred.
Lieutenant ]. G. Blackburn; of Captain
| IIickeplooper's Cincinnati Battery, was yes
terday presented with handsome regula-
tion sword by the employees Of the Postoiiice.
On dit-The arrest of General Mitchell for
contempt of Court.
Rev. Kingston Goddard, of Christ's Church,
will preach sermon tomorrow evening to
| young ladies.
The steamer Prima Donna had her Chin
neys broken off on her trip down from Pitts.
burg, by coming in contact with the Wheel
ing Bridge.
John B. Cough is lecturing in New York
City.
There are now about two hundred soldiers
at the Orphan Asylum Barracks.
Seven barbette guns still remain idle on
the lot adjoining the City Barracks.
The trial of Joseph Greble was resumed in
the Police Court this morning. at eleven
o'clock. The evidence of DR.. Richardson
was continued on cross examination, bu
does not differ from that already given.
The Cincinnati Horticultural Society met
at eleven o'clock this morning. There was
large attendance and an unusually fine dis
play of fruit and flowers. An extra exhibit
ton of Dahlias (cut Aowers) for premiums
was had,