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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
Another Strong Union Speech By Henry
..l4sF 800 Winter Davis. .1 -a.

Another Strong Union Speech by Henry
.r4sl A.. Winter Davis. a s
The other evening Henry Winter Davis
addressed large meeting Of Union men in
Baltimore. he contended that the Sogthern
rebellion was groundless, unjustihable and
disgraceful, and added that ri 3it ~
Ithad been originated and was now directed
by disappointed politicians affected with an
insanity. Of ambitiOn.I II had been consum-
mated by the resolution and audacity of only
minority of the seeded States, who had
sedulouslyT stihed the voice Of the people.
The means by which these States had been
plunged into revolution were now familiar
10 the citizens Of BaltimoreI yet three weeks
ego he would not have risked his reputation
for common sense by saying that Police
Board of doubtful loyalty, and q Police
Marshal of still more doubtful loyalty, aided
by an RuGacious rabble would have dared TO
usufp the powers of the State have burned
bridges, arrested trade and made war upon
the. Federal Goyernment--yet 1t was done,
and by precisely the same means which have
been elsewhere employed 20 reyolutioaize
: he was opposed to border State Confer
enees and 70 peace conferences generally
but to the former he was especially and ir-
Eeeoncilably. hostile, He had seen in the
proposition IOf DorueT SLAVE otaIe OOnief-
ference a plot Of great danger, and had defed
/, Il when 70 do 80 amounted almost TO politi-
cal damnAtion in the South but nov the
border States themselves gratefully recog-
missed the wisdom and statesmanlike saGaeity
OF his bold oppositi0n. ......,..-..... b ~ p
rs He was for prosecuting the war with
yigor and Iapidify. He would have the Gov
eminent first slowly but surely 70 mature
It's plans, and then to strike home. II was
Z ali delusion TO suppose there could be no
restoration Of fraternRl feeling between the
! sections. The people Of Massachusetts, oF Of
South Carolina could live, each under the
laws OF the other aBd not be aware Of the
differehcej and Affer this war people would
forget, and be GLAD 70 forget that their faith
ers v ere engaged In fruitless attempt 70
tear down, At lhe biddipg Of small hitiop,
the greatest fabric Of human liberty which
rSAle SA N y A''iS " y 40S'i flsFa Hrirls NJ fti
i r. ~ - y = .I /"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
Railroad Bulletin
,7ai3nl q .----a.---.- .l,oy

The time on the following roads Is seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception Of the
Ohio and Mississippi and indianapolis and Cincin.
natl, which is twelve minutes slower
6iNcIHskrI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

THK SKckssIox BLoOD OaoLIEG.- General
Bragg has had so many applications for fur.
louRhs, that he refuses aD even the plea of
sickness is not admitted One man desired
70 be released on the ground that be was too
deaf 70 hear The orders. N '0h, then, repiisd
the General lyon will be too deaf 70 hear
, tbs, big gnhs on the other ode, and you win,
thsiefpre, be good man ~ our batteries" :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

ATRocIoUs MUhDER.-A man named Tay-
loF, living in qass County, Ill, killed an iIle-
climate child Of hiA thTes years old . few
poker. After its life was extinct he poured
whisky aoWa its throat and laid IL 81 the
foot OF the cellar stairs, 50 IS to convey the
impression that ID became intoxicated and
NfNH / ll-sl.ul
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

FoRruSATE EFFHcr OF TEI CRIsIs. Bella:
'Really, Fitzjames, am most sorry that the
crisis. has effected your financial adeirs 80
seIioasly As you say, but pa says ] must
eeee0e from nay engagement With yOu-so
hereafter you viii consider onr proposed
union for ever dissolved. shall always be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

"A PRoPIRARLR PEHiTnATIARx.--The' 'O0n-
necticut State Prison is the only institution
of the kind in the country which run az q
profit. Since 1t was first occupied, Ia 1877, 1t
has paid $1,000 70 the counties Of the State
Tor The erection Of county jails, on the tms
proved penitentary system, and $1,000 70
ihe school districts Of the State for school
apparatus. No convict has ever escaped from
the Rrison. "a iatl laaoi % ~ el19fv@ z"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

u enSrRlL Scorr's TSBRIER TkcIics-ln
tie systematic, gradual, bat sure hemuing
in Of bis adHeEsary, the genius Of hinhs!d
thai on one occasion . remark WAS made 70
him fesbectiaR thih psculianty Of his STRAIT
eoy. and be piayhllly replied = Wken / am
eoink TO catch 8 rat I always sea % II that
~ bb h6lss afs hrt stopped " ''ea.1s 81 :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
Utica white Lime.

yHNHR UNDEHeIGNRD HAVING INs'
celebrated Lime are now REepa4ed 10 m orders "
any amount, and thoge. erderinf Lime can rely on
tie most reasonable terms. An orders addressed 70
o, At Utica. lad, vii meet wisA PsepY.
Utlcs, ma. March Is, lssi. - skHs'as I.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
LEGAL REPORTING.

n OUIg FRRSER, YER BATIlf PHONOs
IL GRAPHIC REP0RTER.-The above has now
Permanently located In this city and 10 prepared te
attend promptly to orders of every description, In
this city, State or any other State.
Phonographio Reporting taught, n desired. OF.
Gee in the Queer City Commercial College, opposite
tho Postoce. Refers to Alphonso Taft, Esq, Attor.
Cincinnati Commercial; h. Reed, proprietor Daily
Press. felO-h
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
ANOTHER ONE OF THR CoLoNHLs.
IN CAMP

Our men are in camp here, and very
pleasantly situated. They drill, write let
ters, and have a good time generally, daily.
They are anxious and eager for the fray (;
account Of themselves. y Il u Ila = :
"a. RODERICK RANDOM.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
MEDICAL.

n Il. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICR, NO.
Ne 90 Went s@eyenth.st., @ between Vine and
Vine and Race. Once hours, ~ 20 81 A. NJ, ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

been opened In the Bombay Presidency. At
Ahmedabad native gentlemen founded two
girls schools on a munifcent scale.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01
MUsTOAL,.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. b. & II. GIBSON /,
-PLUnH B1E1s

BRASS FOUNDERS,
800 AND goa VINE. ST., (NATIONAL HALL)
Bet Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

Henry Ward Beecher recently remarked
that Billy Wilson's thieving regiment of
rufians was like an unsafe gun, "as danger
Gus at tho breeoh as the muzzle."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

II EAD-PIPE sHEBT-HEAD, WATER
~ CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
and Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every desorip-
fion. 80, H., 4e27-cR .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

A man from Memphis, who left Montgom-
cry recently, reports President Davis as haV-
ing started on the oath ultimo for Richmond,
Va ..,... "a fs.a.r .a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

Brief History of Eastern women-Pres
eBt Condition Of the WOmen Of India
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

A canoe upset in the OtonAbsc River,
Canada, last Saturday, and three children,
two boys and girl, aged respectively three,
ak and eleven wears were drowned
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

In 1855, Pundit Gopal Sing, deputy in-
speetoI, initiated remarkable movement in
fnrthefance offemale education in the Agra
district. Tee pundit established a small
school, TO which his own daughters aud
those Of his immediate friends were sent.
The example acted like charm, aud female
schools spfang up q under tie wand of a tai
isman. Girls Hof an llelAAsas of Hindu, - in
cludine considerable number Of Brahmins,
and Oflall ages, from six 10 twenty years old
and upward, hocked to these schools until
IN january, 1851, there were two hundred
stsepdspSe Vs 81 ave thoasaSd girIs. TRis
movement extended 70 the Muttra and
Mynp0Orie districts. So much for the in.
fuens@ which one enlig ghtene6 native of high
sOeid position may ylexert over bis country
meh. THE strongest things. in India are
easte ard eysiOnh and. Jet both hAxeebe
made 70 give way A few girls schoQh hAys
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-01

A few days ago, sail-boat, containing
twenty persons, was capsized in the Missis-
sippi, opposite New Orleans, La, and sixteen
persons were drowned.
The annual meeting of the "Cotton Plant
ers Convention of the State of Georgia
will take place on the second Tuesday of this
month, in Macon. evIE TslaEaT LA-g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
CALTFORNIA NEWS.

s,-r,I ff-ffI TT. KEARSEX, April l.
The Pony Express passed here at one r NJ
with California dates 20 the 20th ultno, -
N ,1aSFts-f Il l5einq made towards the cleo.
tibn OF q d. s. Senator by the Legisiaturel sn9
a1n friends OF MeDpuenl were disappointed When
ae 3olnt eohVeuiibp lreassembled yesterday 70
and he could get only twenty-seyen votes II y
now stated a nnw,cRndidate will be brought for
ward fl 4 dag o. two with fair prospect Of sue
cess by combining the Republican and Douglas
rtrkpqth. j, ". McCorcle and John Curry are
spoken Of ascandidates
The Pony EXPRESS with eastern advices 10 the
9th arrived az Carson Valley to-day a.. H..
The announcement Of Lincoln IS SADine' s"e'
general satisfaction. -. ..,.,,,
All the California telegraph lines nave eollsoll
dated as one company and the new etS9inl-atlOn
upfiertdResfo extends a good substantial line east
ward 10 Salt Lake 30 the most eNpeuicious man
ner possible They will strive to complete the
line before the Eastern companies extend theis
westward 70 Salt lake 70 join the Caiiorhia
Sff. WADE, The General Agent Of the Eastern
companies who Il now here starts for New ork
by 70 morrcws steamer, having completed All ms
negotiations satisfactorily. %,
A dispatch from Visala states that some ~
men have passed through that place during tn'
last three days on their way to the Coso ana M
no districts. ,r-,..t
san Francisco, March 2l.-Jos. A. MoDouga
was declared elected United States Senator by INT
Legislature IN joint Convention last evening re
oeiyilr SO Of III votes. He was afterwards aWar9
ed A certificate of election by the Governor SUP
seouently the Clerk make affidavit OF ll5 fotel
being cast so leaving MoDougRl one SNORT. Al
Investigation is proposed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

From the Western B. R. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse MIR. Spalding, and his unri
vailed CephaliC Pills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.

W WASHINGTON, Aprll J.
The Worlds Washington correspondent says
that orders have been forwarded by the treasury
20 the principal cities the Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers instructing surveyors to appTaise all for
eign goods not having paid duties.
The Irlbune's Washington correspondent says
the opponents Of secession in the Richmond Con
ventlOn have clear majority of twenty.
A Montgomery dispatch to the Tribune states
that II Sprague Is elected Governor Of Rhode
Island, that states leaves the Union and becomes
the commercial depot and summer residence for
Southerncrs-
The Tribune says that at several recent sittings
Of the Cabinet an energetic policy relative to
Sumter was strongly urged. Ideas Of reinforce
ment were entertained in quarters hitherto re-
garding it impracticable. Several leading naval
officers express the belief that the fort could be
reinforced with ordinary risk by steamers in the
night.
The Herald's Washington correspondent tsle-
graphs that Tortugas and Key West having been
reinforced by troops from Texas, Fort Pickens
will also be reinforced without delay.
In consequence of great disafectiOn about the
Morrill, Tariff, the question of collection of rev.
enue and movements at Sumter and Piekens, an
extra session OF Congress will be called.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

NEW YORK BIARKET-APRIL 1,
Inv TrrunRApu

FLOUR-Market has advanced 59lOc per Dbl
with very moderate demand for export and homa
consumption. Shippers generally refuse to operate
at any advance while the home trade are unwilling
10 purchase more than sufficient to supply their
$50
state; S5,3505,55 for extra state, 5S5,2@5,5s foT
supeFne western; IS, ,4O65, IS for common to medium
extra western $50 5,75 for shipping brands extra
round hooped OhiOi and $5,s095s7 for trade brands
CANADIAN FLOUR-MArket shade better
with moderate business doing SALES are $50 bbls al
S54595,47 for common to good extra; S725975O for
choice and favOrit do.
RYE FLOUR-Selling in small parcels at S32s
94,lO common TO choice supsrfne.
CORN mEAL-Market steady. Sales are 25e
bbls at $3.50 for Jersey; So 3l53 20 for BrandyWine
WHISkY-ln good request. Sales are $500 bbls
at 100 l9]lc; closing with no sellers below ls56c.
WdEAT-Market has advanced l@92c per bush
with moderate export demand. Private accounts
per Africa are favorable. Sales 300 bush un-
sound Chicago spring at Sl,O; 1900 bush good and
fasr do Sl,259l26 delivered; Racine spring at Sl27
deiTeTedi 400 bush Milwaukee club at 81 80 in store
and delivered; 500 bush amber Iowa at 2z9l 81
ls6O0 bush winter red western at s4l 8, the lat.
Yer choice delivered and the inside price for small
pareles on the wharf $500 bush white western at
sO9 bush mixed western at SI,4l; 5ooO bu
| RYE-Quiet at 65066c
BARLEY-Dull al 7lasOo
BAILEY RIAL F-seiline slowly At s58qoc
| . OBtLN--1Aarket about lc better with moderate
/ demand ior export and homo consumption. sales
are 1900 bqsh 1t 6S469c for old mixed western In
store, zoe delvsred 6286ic for new DO: esSs9c so
new yellow fef9sys 655647Oc for new Southern val.
low; g danaeed white do; 73977c prime and choice
/ white Southern. AO4e
OAT's-Quiet at Ss@s4c for western Canada; s,e
3i5fc state. S
4 P0RK-Market shade better with only mode
rate business. Sales are $50 bbls at Sl6 for
mess; Sl2,5O@l2,75 for prime. The total stock q
and old 55,62l bbls; same date last month 49,
/ s0i bbls same time last year 62,gs5 bbls.
1 REEF-Market continues dull. Sales are lO0
hbs at Sl,75@5,00 for country prime S5,750625 for
country mess; S8OB61l0,O0 for Tepacked mess; 5000
@lI,0O for extra mess Total stock new and old 55.
2i7 packages last month s. 0l9 :; last year So 624
PR1mH MESS BEEk- Dull and nOminally
unchanfed.
BEEF HAMs-Q let and steady at Sl29i5 fol
/ state and western.
! CIT HfEATS-In fair request Sales 80 pkg
/ 6t165se shoulder; 861S5Sc for hams.
RACB In better request. sales are 1000 boxes
Cumberland cut long ribbed and long clear middeg
on private terms.
LARD Steady; demand fair Sales 1000 bblg
including 500 bbls sold on Saturday evenings eIOc
BUTTEB- s selling ct l0c214o for Ohio;
CHEEsE- Steady at salOO for inferior to
prime.
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MN EROIAL.
CI.EVRI.AND DIARKET-APRIL !


The market to-day has been unusually dulli the
weather being unfyorable for transacting business
and everybody gone rlectiOneering.
FLOUR-steady at ranges embraced in our Price
Current with the usual sales to the retail trade,
WHEAT-No transactions in White. Sales of
5 cars red at Sl,O.
OATs-Quiet at 2so for prime by the car.
CORN-Dull at 84c.
sEEDS-TimOthy is in light supply and held at
S2T5. Glover is In some demand at s4,Oc@4,l2H.
HIGHWINEs-salesof of 80 bbls at l4Ae, and 26
bbls at l44@l5c.
BUTTER Sales OF bbls Central at lOc, and a
lot 6Tkins at s3zc.
EGGS-DuI at &c.
BEANs-Quiet. Fair to prime white Navy We
quote at a range Of 6O975c.
CHEEsE-Light sales are daily occurring at 81
09c for Western Reserve.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RIcHMoSD March 81.

hICHAONDl WArol 5I.
The House was in session all night considering
the joint resolutions relative 10 the movement Of
troops and arms within the Commonwealth,
from the Bolona foundry. Various amendments
were proposed and rejected amid an exciting de-
bate.
The Senate's amendments were finally passed
modified, BY authorizing the Governor to call out
the public guard to arrest tie contemplated re-
moEal. and directing him to .nplOy the need ful
force to resist any attempt to remove the same
ernmeut.
A rencontre occurred yesterday at the Ballard
House. Hugh L. Gallagher, the contractor at
the "Rip Raps,n fred at Joseph Segar, member
Of the Legislature. The ball passed through his
coat and be was unframed. Gallagher TO day
accidentally shot himself aud it Is expected will
die
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RECHMoND CoNNYFNTInN.

RIcHMoND, April l.
In the Convention, to-day, James Barbour fin
ished his secession speech.
Mr., Treadway followed, favoring an ultimatum
by Virginia.
Mr.. Montague commenced a speech for seces-
sion,
Mr.. Southall presented the resolutions ora
portion Of the people Of Albermarle county in
structing him to vote for secession. he said that
be was aware Of 3 change in the sentiment Of the
people Of the county, and when convinced that a
majority were that way, be would shape his course
TO their views.
Resolutions were presented from Bedford,
Amelia and Madison counties in favor Of imme-
diate secession.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

llVA 4VV1-HHli lAIa'5 a Pm 7.
Active efforts are being made to finish the gar
Of railrosl hence to Pensacola, to facilitate The
transportation Of troops TO the Gulf, and il will
be completed in q few days.
Nothing important has been received from
Pensacola.
ting short at Fort Pickens.
Troops, provisions and ammunitiOns are flow.
ing into the COnfederGte Stptes
A quantity Of troops ara exUecicd at Mont
gomerY this week,
The reported reinforcement of Fort Pickens Is
pronounced byrellable authority. as unlonnded
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEGTON, April l.
The President has appointed George Little
Marshal for North Carolina David Phillips
Marshal and Lawrence Weldon. Attorney, for
the Southern District Of Illinois. Also, the fol-
lowing named Post Masters for Missouri Peter
J.. FOy, Of St. Louis John B. Alexander. of
Lexington Allen P Richardson, Jefferson
City Charles L. Muller, Hannibal William
L. PyncheOn, Independence Stephen Haglet,
Kansas City John L. Pettinger, st. Joseph
Also, MelancthOn Smith, Rockford, Hin 5is
Chas. II. Judson, FTeepOrt III. Achilles viii
liams. Richmond, Ind ; and George Wilson,
SfeubenVfiIe Ind