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

IMPORTANT ARREsT.-United States De-
puty-Surveyors james W. Campbell and Ed.
II. Samuels, of this city, assisted by Officer
Rose of the Cincinnati Custom house, ar
rested man bV the name of B F. Talbot. a
merchant of Mil!ersburg, Bourbon County.
KY, at the Madison House, in Cincinnati
evening before last, and conveyed him to
this city, whence be was sent to Paris, XIV.
Talbot is charged with purchasing commits
saIy stores in Cincinnati and selling them to
the rebels. 1t is said he has done heavy
business in this line since the war broke out.
He will have preliminary examination in
Paris to-day, before United States Commits.
sioner Garrett Davis. v
THE MOVEMENT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
PooR.-The subscriptions to the relief fund
for the benefit of the poor continue to come
in. The Committee ascertained yesterday,
upon adding up the subscriptions, that tbey
amounted to $42l, which sum the Committee
feel confident can soon be sweled to 81 900.
building on Seventh. street, opposite the
market house, has been rented for the pur-
pose of fitting up soup-house. Apparatus
for that purpose is already being placed in
the building, and it is thought that opera.
tions can be commenced by Monday next.
TENTH KENTUCKY REGIMRNT.-The Finnell
Guard, Tenth Kentucky Regiment, desire
thirteen more sober, steady men, to fill up
their ranks. As soon as secured the election
for officers will be held. Those who desire
to enlist in good company should improve
this opportunity. Recruiting Office in Gov
ingtOn, at Horne's Lumber Office, opposite
the Covington and Lexington Railroad
Depot. ~ ...s. MT
MAYORS CoURT-Ann Andrews and Mar
garet Hurley INDUCED in little family
quarrel, yesterday, which resulted in both
being hauled up this morning before Mayor
GoOdson and fined, the former So 80 and the!
latter So.
KENToN CIRCUIT CoURT.-This tribunal,
which commenced at Independence on Mon
day last, adjourned last evening. VIM S.
Massey, charged with the murder of Freder-
ick Bryant in September last, was indicted
by The Grand Jury. His trial will take place
at the next term of the Court. Indictments
were also returned by the Grand Jury
against the following persons, He
Richard Nolan, stsbbihg with intent to
killjaJohn Stabelton, grand larceny; Samuel
D. Cotrell, passing counterfeit coin; John
Guttridge was indicted for abusing his
family and other disorderly conduct.
No civil jury cases were tried. .... ..
PHYSICIAN OFFICIATING AS MINIsTER.-Dr.
T. N. Wise, a pTOminent physician of Cow
ipgton, filled the pulpit at the First Baptist
Church, on Fourth-Street, on Sunday morn
ing last. The subject of his discourse was
Classification" and We learn that his sermon
was very able one. . -
CAMP KINs.-A steamboat, with one hun.
dred thousand rations for the soldiers at
Camp King, went up the Licking River yes
terday. Colonel Mundy's Regiment, now at
sthis camp, draws its supplies from the Gov
eTL ment, instead Of the State.
CAPTAIN ALF. MAArIN.-This officer, who
has been in our city for few weeks past, on
furlough, was ordered back to the command
of his company yesterday. He left this
morning to assume his duties. BIB