Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-06
COVINGTON NEW q.

THE ELECTION ON SATURDAY LAsr.-We
hoped to be enabled to publish q full return
of the vote cast this afternoon, but are not
enabled to do so, on account of the remark.
able energy displayed by the Judges of the
Fifth Ward in counting the ballots. At
twelve o'clock to-day the vote in that ward
for City Clerk stood: Wilson, ia; Ricke,
81; which still leaves Mr. Ricke majority of
1893, and, as there only remained between 60
and 70 ballots to count, we can with safety
announce Mr.. John r. Rcke elected. The
following are complete returns from all the
wards except the Fifth:
For City Olerk-He E. Wilson, 224 L.
B. TeDent, 206 John r. Ricks, 446 o. B.
Virgins, 2l7.
For City Treasurer-D. B. Miller, 428; G.
P. Bush, 2l4; j P. Noopan, 400
For City Attorney NJ. Casey, ], l03.
For City Pbysicisn-A. F. Williams, 282;
Joseph SchwaIz, 1885, G. j. Blackburn, 1863
For C0llector-A. Bowen, 6l8; Alexander
james, 429.
For Civil Engineers. A. Charles l OF.
For Keeper of Poor house "A. H. Herod,
759; J. A. Wentworth, BAG.
For Market Msster-B. B, Weidler sos;
Frank CARING, III; Thomas B4gley, 439.
For Street Uommissioner-M Mrcbael O'Dea,
"a; Isaac Race, 9O3; John Murphy '3l
For Inspector and Guager-JaCob Sellerf,
l,lO7.
For Wharf Master-C -Chas Miller, 85; Robt.
christian, l07; John Mcdonald, 56 John F.
Butts, lS9; John H. Brackin, 292 Lewis w.
Gardner, l49; Peter Devine, 222
For City weigher-Jos. Brookshaw, COL;
John N. Maxwell, 494.
For Wood Measurer-Joku Crane, l,O49.
For Chief of Fire Department = John
Creighton, 749; W. Hardin, 274.
The following gentlemen are elected to
Council: First Ward, F. Decker; Second
q. B. Sanford; Third, A. P. Rose and j
Bloomer; Sixth, T. D. Davis; Seventh,
Arnold.
| For School Trustees-First Ward, j. W
Farrell; Second, A. J Francis Third, A. B
Lsiro; Fourth, j. 4. Fisk; Fifth, Wm Mathews
Sixth, Prof. E. Drury; Seventh, j. Becker
dyke.
CAPTAIN FoY's Company AaAIN.-Thi
company, which we mentioned a few day
ago as being ordered to join Colonel War
ren 3 regiment, was on Saturday last ordered
back to Colonel Mundy's command Thel
arrived in town about eight o'clock Saturdal
evening, and proceeded to their old quarter
at Camp King yesterday morning.
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER SECEsH PaIsoNER.-
Captain Foy's Company brought down will
them on Saturday evening last, from Fal
mouth, man named Laferty, arrested a
that place on a charge of treason. The
conveyed him to the Newport Barracks
where he will remain for the present.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-John Cornelius, who's
trial took place on Friday, was brought int
court on Saturday afternoon, but the jury
after remaining in their room all day, wer
unable to agree upon a verdict, and wer
discharged. Another jury was impannele
in the case this morning.
F. NJ. Lowe, brought to the Jail in thi
city by Greenberry Reed, Deputy Unite
States Marshal, of Paris, KY, on the charg
of giving aid and comfort to the rebels, ws
brought before Judge Moore on a writ
habeas corpus, which was served on Andre
Herod, the Jailer, on Saturday, but the cas-
was continued until Tuesday morning.
PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The schools of our Gil
opened this morning, under very favorab
auspices.