Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-01
INRLINGs.

Up TO ten o'clock this morning the Mayor
had granted sixty-seven licenses to keep
dogs, and given checks for the same.
Eight companies of the Turner Regiment
left st. Louis on Sunday last to join General
Sigel.
The Hoffman Battery, which lett this city
about two months ago, for General Ere.
mont's command, have left st. Louis for jef-
ferson City.
Fifteen thousand feet of lumber were swept
away from near the mouth of Millcreek by
the sudden rise in the Ohio.
The number of pupils enrolled by the
School Census takers throughout the city, is
eighty thousand six hundred. The cost of the
work is 81, 255 30.
Colonel Taylor's Regiment, Second Ohio
Cavalry, is still at Camp Corwine. 1t now
numbers over eight hundred men.
Colonel Lytle has not yet recovered from
his wound.
We refer our readers to the Probate Court
proceedings for the decision of the hdbsds
corpus case of Helm and Maddox, the alleged
Newport Secessionists.
Four deserters had their heads shaved and
were drummed out of the Orphan Asylum
Lot last evening. They had belonged to the
Thirty-frst Ohio Regiment.
The Butler County Fair opens at Hamilton
to-day; the Highland County Fair at Hills
borough to- morrow.
General Mitchell has received urgent calls
for more troops in Kentucky. Let the en-
listment proceed rapidly, and the men be
sent at once.
DR.. Newton, so long absent, last night re-
sumed his seat in the School Board.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is to be
effectively guarded. One hundred men
started for that purpose yesterday.
There are at least six thousand men now
| quartered at Camp Dennison.
Our State election will take place one
week from to-day, the second Tuesday oi
| October. ..r.iy -.F -.i4
The Gymnastic Light Guards hold meet
| ing tonight at their armory to consider {
propositiI n changing their uniform.
Senator Sherman has been authorized tt
raise two regiments of infantry, squadron
of cavalry and battery of artillery for thu
war, and is going into the work with all hi
might.
Captain F. Lester, of this city, has beer
appointed Major Of the Thirty-frst Regiment
Captain Lester is a first-rate drill officer, ant
has done good service in drilling squads anC
companies.
Captain John Scott and Robert Getty, o
our city, have been appointed to the position
of First Master in the Western Gun boa
service. 81
DIR. S. Newton and Milton Sayler, ESQ
will address the citizens of the Fifth Ward a
the engine house tonight.
Captain Bown, of the Rover Guards, ha
been appointed commandant of the Fifty
second Regiment.
Messrs. Flagg and Sayler will address tn
Union men of the Third Ward this evening
at Tuchsmiths Hall, near the Little Miam
Railroad depot. 'a
Mr.. E. Y. Robbins, tonight, at Smith
Nixons Hall, will present an English plR
for saving our American country.
George P. Webster. member of the Ker
lucky Legislature from Campbell Count,
arrived in Newport last evening.
A number of Secession prisoners frol
Cynthisna are quartered at the Newpo
Barracks.
Michael OToole boy aged about twelN
years, was wounded in the hand last nigh
in Bucktown, by the accidental discharge I
pistol. Medical aid was Immediately rel
dered, and the lad taken to his home.
A new floor and desk are being col
structed in the Hammond street Statio
house.
. A negro named J. S. Sprague was a
rested this morning for stealing coat
i BucktoWn.
J 1t will be noticed that the various Cour
: of the city adjourned this morning in I
3 spect to the memory of Judge o. M. Spence
2 The mail agent, arriving here witho
Z mails, reports that FIVE bridges on the La
o Shore Railroad have been washed away
@ the storm.