Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-11
CONVICTION NEwa,

SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGs-T regular
meeting Of this body took place last evening.
The salaries of teachers for the month Of De-
cember was allowed. Mr.. Ricke, Clerk of the
Board, presented the following report, which
was accepted: Total expenditures for the
year ending December 81, 1861, So, 734 65.
As the school year properly begins on the
lst day of June and ends on the 3lst of May,
this report contains part of last years ex.
penditures, the present school year not
being closed until next May. The fol-
lowing semi-annual report shows the ex-
penditures from the lst of June, 1861, to
the lst of January, 1862: Teachers sa,a-
ries, 1882 go; public buildings, $l32 Al;
miscellaneous $G4 So; fuel, $33; printing,
$l4 90. Total expenditures, 81, ,596 80.
1t will be observed that the expenditures
of the past six months is $713S 26 less than
the six months preceding it. This is ac-
counted for by the total discrimination of
the High Schools, and the practice OF the
most rigid economy in all branches of the
Common Schools.
An election of teachers will take place AZ
the next meeting of the Board, which ia on
Friday evening the Gath inst.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs.-Prof. A. Drury will
preach atthe First Baptist Church on Fourth
street, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, and
OEs l. I've w lSo III but tNtulUR.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. SNThe stockholders
OF the CoviDgton Gas Light Company hold
an election on Monday next, for five directors
to serve the ensuing year
ELECTION FOR CoUNCLMAN.-Th election
for Councilman in the Fourth Ward takes
place on Saturday next, the 18Th inst.
The TWENTIETH OHIo.-Colonel Whittle.
remains of rhem-struck their tents at Camp
King this morning. We are informed that
they will go into winter quarters at the Gin
cinnati Barracks, and be employed in guard
ing the Notifications in the vicinity of this
city, Covington and Newport.
MORE HABEAs CoRPUs 1t is we'll that
Colonel Mupdy's regiment has left this vicin-
ity, as its ranks we're fast becoming deci-
mated by wIits of habedS corpus. Yesterday
morning Sheriff Roberts served two writs on
Colonel hundy, requiring him to deliver up
the bodies Of Jseob Emery and Jonah Jones'
two minors from Warren County, Ohio. As
the regiment was about leaving for Lexiug-
ton, Colonel MuDdy was unable TO come TO
Coyiug gton at twelve o'clock, the time set for
trying the cases, and so informed the Sheriff
Upon the facts being reported 10 Judge
MOoar, he issued rule, addressed to the
Sheriff of Fayette County, attaching Colonel
Mundy for contempt, to be answered on
Wednesday next.
PERTINENT INQUIRY. are the
treet'cleauersP 1t something is not done
soon, somebody will be lost in the uufathom {.
able depths of mud that now abound in our
streets. a.
MADAME BIsHoP's CONCERT LAST NIGHT
We were somewhat disappointed at the
small audience which assembled last even
ing to hear this celebrated GrtiSte The lack
Of plumbers was, however, somewhat atoued
for by the enthusiasm of those present.
Madame Bishop sung with her accustomed
sweetness, and was repeatedly spplauded to
the echo. We can only say to those who
were not fortunate enough to be present that
jbey missed a rich treat. as the manner in
which Madame Bishop rendered "OfC ia the
Silly Night" and "The Bsggsr Glr," is not
to he beard every day. The Madame gives
ftrewel concert to. night at Smith & Nixon's
Hall, in Cincinnati, and we nd wise our Cov-
ing'on readers, one and all, to go.