Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-29
COVTNGTON NEWS.

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ARRIVAL OF SECESSION PRIsoNERs.-N
Secessionists, who were captured by de-
tecbment Of Colonel Lobe Fl. Moore's Regi-
ment, in the vicinity of Louisa, Lawrence
County, KY, a few days ago, reached this
city Thursday morning, in charge Of Major
w. B. Burke and file of soldiers, from Col
onel Moore's Regiment. The prisoners ar
rived at Paris on Tuesday, and had an ex-
animation there before United States Com
missioner Garrett Davis, who cent them to
the Newport Barracks, where they will await
their trial before the Federal Court which
convenes here in January next. The names
Of the prisoners are as follows; Isaac Uhand-
Ter and Thomas Chandler, from johnson
County; William Mckinney, john Murphy,
Harrison Young, johnson Griffith, Joseph
Primm, John Blankenship and James r.
Rose, from Lawrence County. One of the
prisoners is badly wounded in the knee
When arrested they were just on the eve of
taking their departure for Williams army.
COLONEL WHTTLEsY's REGMENT.-There
seems to be considerable delay in filling up
this regiment, now at Camp King. Colonel
| W. came here q few weeks ago with an in
complete regiment. Recruiting officers were
| sent into the interior of Ohio for the purpose
| of enlisting men for his command, but it ap-
pears that the men they enrolled will not be
| allowed to Join Colonel WIS command, for
some unknown reason. Colonel Whittlesy
has been in command Of the various fortiG-
cations around our city, since his advent
here, but is now anxious to 60 into active
duty.
yesterday was very gen.
| orally observed in this city as O day of
Thanksgiving and prayer. All the banks,
schools and public offices were closed, and
appropriate services were held in most of the
churches. There was very little drunken
pess observable, and the day being q very
ipcement one, but few people were stirring
on the streets after church hours.
RECRUITS FROM GREENUP CoUNTY.-About
two hundred ununiformed aud unarmed
soldiers, from Greenup County, KY, arrived
here on Thursday morning, and left imme.
diately on the cars for Frankfort. KY, where
they will unite with regiment encamped
near that place.
| ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KlLL,-Foul
men, named jeremiah Sullivan, Joseph Muir.
ply, James Harlan and William Whitten
were arraigned before Judge @. II. Mooal
yesterday, charged with assaulting with in.
tent to Kill Henry Inwalle, Joseph Husmar
and wife and Daniel McCarty. Ihe affray
took place at Bromley, in The vicinity of the
Queen City Race Course, on Tuesday. The
sssailants were drunk, and made an indis
criminate attack on all who came within
their reach. They beat Husman very Sc
verely, and left him for dead. McCarty, whC
is an old and feeble man, was also terribly
bruised up. The wife of Husman and he
mother interfered, to prevent the scoundrel
from killing Husman, whereupon they tel
upon the two women and beat them mos
numerically. Some of the parties injured
were unable to appear in court Judg
Mooar held the miscreants to bail in the sun
of $3.50 bail each, in default of which the,
were committed to Jail.
DIsBANDMENT OF COLONEL FoLEY's Four
MONTH hEGIMENT.-The Military Board 0
the State of Kentucky has ordered the i'm
mediate disbandment of Colonel B. W. Foley
regiment, which was organized for the puT
pose of guarding the bridges of the Kentuck
Central Railroad. The men enlisted for fou
months, and have served but one month W
believe. Colonel Foley informed us thi
morning that he was making arrangement
, to commence paying off his men tomorrow
: The soldiers composing the regiment ar
quite indignant, we understand, on accoun
Of the course taken by the Military BOARD
They think it is merely plan to secure thei
services in filling up the ranks of some of tn
4 various tragmentary regiments in the SLatt
I which they VOW they will not do.
HoGs.--The present cold snap has had tn
4 effect of hurrying up the vast armies of hos
| on Iu6lr way ITOH he0IuCEY 10 Ol0clQlal
For several days every street and avenue
our city has been fairly alive with hug
= porkers, vending their way slowly alon
toward the river. The greater portion
them are transported hither by railroad, bu
: large numbers come in on foot. Prices hav
: materially declined within the past forty
q eight hours. On Wednesday the markt
was firm at So, gross; to-day So 30 to 50
Q are the figures.
: PERSONAL ALTERCATIoN. - Deputy Su
veyor Edward H. Samuels, of this city, a
tempted to arrest a man named Henry Bon
W SeceFsionist, yesterday, for shouting f
3. JEFF. Davis, when he was interferred with
in the discharge of his duties by John Wi
d liams, when a difficulty ensued, in whiC
Mr.. Samuels fired at Williams several time
:; without effect however. The shooting toe
d place on Madison street, near the corner
Pike. The whole matter will undergo jud
cial investigation this afternoon, at thr,
, O'Clock, before Mayor Goodson.
. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE KENTUCKY CE
sr TRIAL RAILRoAD.-The freight train whiC
2 left Covington yesterday morning, for lie
a. ingtop, ran off the track two miles this 81,
ar of Cynthiana, about noon yesterday. Flew
70 cars were precipitated over steep emban
,v ment, and five of them fell into the LickiI
az River, and were entirely submerged. T.
n cars were loaded with lumber, salt and CO..
)o | Two praKesmen were injured Dy the act
t00 dent-one slightly and the other dange
he ously. The one most seriously hurt
az named Louis Kent, resident of Covingto
One of his legs is terribly crushed, and
sustained other injuries, which it is fear
ty will prove fatal The name of the other
I'd jured man is Frank Allenham, also re
dent of Covington. His wounds are sligl
The accidens was caused by broken rail
~ the track. No delay of the passenger trai
10 has occurred in consequence Of the accidel
no City CoUEoIL.-Lsst night was the reg
be lar time for the meeting of this Board.
Id majority of the members assembled at
usual hour, and adjourned to meet again
night.
u RESIGNATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF T
u CITY CoUNCIL.-We learn that VIM. Ern
&c Esq, President of the City Council, "
IN tender his resignation to that body at
regular meeting tonight. The vacancy "
IL be filled at the municipal election in ia
" uary next. Mr.. Ernst has discharged I
10 arduous and responsible duties of his pOsiti
in a highly creditable manner, and the pU
at lie will doubtless receive with regret I
le. announcement of his contemplated resigI
tion.
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