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ARRIVA.L OF THE BALTIC.

The United States mail steamer Baltic arrived
yesterday morning, from New York, bringing
advices from that city to the 7th instant, which are
four days later than those previously, to haul. She
has also brought home £47,000 in specie, and
fifty passengers.

The Baltic passed the Africa, hence for Nev
York, on the 10th, at 715 :1 ,in lon. 15.20.
The C immei:ial accounts by the Belie are
decideily of a more favourable character. The
New York Courisr, of the last date, says :
The rates of Exchange on England and France have
advauee 1 materially this week. This is one of the best
indications of a favourable change in the market, and if
the rates can only be maintained at par we may look for a
speedy restoration of confidence in the business relations
of the community. Beakers' Bills on London at sixty
days' tit7Ot are quoted at 108 to 100; and in some
instances 1091 is demanded. A chief difficulty in ra-
establi•hiag business and the currency upon a reliable
basis, is the deranged state of the domestic exchanges.
Cherries on New Orleans, Cincinnati, St Louis, Charleston,
Chicago, and many other points, are negcadated with
difficulty, and the rates on each place vary considerably
from day to day. Banks and commercial firms having
funds at the above and other points, cannot cnvert them
into New York funds except at severe loss. At present,
Baltimore funds are 7 to 0 per cent. discount, and Phila.
delphi sto The following are the current rates at
Philadelphia : New York Exchange, 3.3 to 4 prem. ; Bos-
ton Exchange, 3 to 4 prem ; Baltimore Exchange, 2! to
3 discount ; American gold, 31 to 41 prem. There is no
essential relief in the Money Market. The Banks have
not yet acted upon any general plan ; and the merchants
in the meantime having heavy payments to make, are com-
pelled to resort to the brokers. The operations at the
Stock BArd are now upon a larger scale, with considerable
buoyancy among buyers and sellers. Since our last week's
summary Ohio bixes of 1870 have improved 11, Virginia
5, Georgia 2 ; sales of North Carolina at 82k, an advance
of 121; 3iiissouri Sixes are quoted 3 per cent. better ;
California State Loans are in better request at 60, in view
of the popular vote there as to taxation for paying interest.
Pennsylvania Five per cents are impr 'Ting steadily, and
are now nearly equivalent to a six per cunt stock at par.
The offerings of Indiana B nods are larger than the demand
at present ; the price may be considered as t, per cent.
lower than last week.

The intelligence by this arrival is of an interesting

character.

We have already all w'el to the excitement which had
ben caused by the placing of Baltimore under raartiel
law, and the ultima:e withdrawal of the proclamation
authorising such a state of affairs. On the 4th instant
the elections occurrad, and the propriety or impropriety of
the withdrawal of the said proclamation will be seen from
the followi .g despatch received at New York :
Wedni,sday, Nov. 4, A m —Th e election here is pro-
c-ae3ieg quietly. There are indications of a large vote. The
taverns ore generally closed, and so far there has been no
disorder beyond some tippling, and, in one instance, a
kruelt down. The Mayor is personally visiting the polls,
and eshor;ing all to deal fairy and maintain the peace.
Wednesday, Nov. 4, Noor.—We have reports of seri-
ous disturbances in the remote parts of the wards of the
city. In the Seventeenth Ward art Irishman has been
kilhd, and anither men is reported to be Maly wounded.
. diflie tlty took place in the Thirteenth Ward, and the
naturalised voters were driven from the polls. Many
rumours are aff but in the absence of reliable informa.
tion we forbear to give them. In most of the wards matters
are qinet end peevable.
Wednes ler, Nov. 4, 8 35, r.u. —Tie election passed
off more qtttiv in the latter part of the day than was
expected, though there ha; been a good deal of disorder
and some bloodshed. The pieties in the Seventeenth
Ward, mentioned in the despatch this forenoon, are not
dead, bat both are seriously, if not fatally, wounded.
Another man wax shot n‘etr the Fourth Ward pal this
evening, hut whether fatally or not is not yet aseertaired.
The pollee have capt ered a large quantity of arms. They
bad been taken from one or two of the armories. We
have 114 returns as ye!.
We Ines lay, Nov. 4, 91 r.m.—The Americans are
now marching ther streets with music and transparencies,
firing guns and pi-tole, cheering loudly and claiming the
election of their whole ticket. The scattering returns,
indicate a g in on Fillmore'e vate, whose majority was
7,000. There is no doubt that the Americans hare swept
the State.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Times
thus Oldies to tho else ion :

Major Swann, of Baltimore, having failed to secure the
quiet and peaceable election which he promised, is held
responsible for the rowdyism; and the D3mocracy have
universally denounced Governor Ligon for Navin; with-
drawn his proclamation at tae dictation of the mob, when
it was his right and duty to see to tho enforcement of the
law. His course in this affair is believed to have ended
his public carcer.
Respecting the election at New Yolk, the Times of that

City says:—
Yesterday will long to known as "The Quiet Election
Day." The new law prohibiting the sale of liquor on
electioa day, under a fin) of £5O for each offence, and
forbiding the erection of any ballot-box or ticket-box
within 150 feet of the polls, had a wonderful effect in
keeping the peace. Bit, bcside this, there was an utter
lack o' interest felt in the result of this election. No figs
stretchtql across the streets announcing the flames of can-
didates—an unprecedented fact. During the day there
was very little rawdvism, hut j.ist after the polls Were
etcsee, at 6-30 p.m., fr,:m every ward in the city it was
telegraphed to t!te palice head-quarters " All quiet." The
universal bonfire illuminated innumerable streets- in the
evening, but it was a boys' bonfire, got up at the boys
expense,,in honour of the victorious, whoever they might
b 3, and witir,ut regard to party. Ti)e result of tie day's
work may be summed up a thorough D2mocratic victory.
Our returns, rip to a late hour last night, justify the belief
tipt the entire Democratic ticket is elected in this city.

It is stated by the Washi[igton Correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun that Governor Walker has asked and
obtained leave of absence from Kansas to visit his family
in Washiegton. He will the; be on .the spot to answer
any complaiuta that the Adminis!ration may have to make
against him. That there is some reason to believe in the
above atatetnen, the followin; extract from the St. Louis
Despatch, dated Nov. 5, will show :
A leter in the Democrat, dated Lecompton, Nov. 2,
bays that Wa'ktr had 1,,1t there a few dap before, and his
destination was thought to be WAshi 'grim. It is stated
that Walker's object in stationintt the troops at D•con-Von
was not exT:ctly to protect the CAlvention, nor to watch
and be prepared for any action his pro-Slavery enemies
might make against him, but b' cause the Legislature,
having a large Fate State majority, they will probably
repeal the obnoxious lams and depose the office-holders ;
in which case a repet: tion of the bloody scenes in the early
history of the Territory is apprcilindell. The Constitution
will b? submitted to the people with a Slavrry clause,
which will be objcc,ioa.thlo to the Free State men, and too
mocklate for tae pro•Shvery araists.

The yellow fever is said to be ragiig very fatal!) at
Jacksonville, Fla., there having been fifty deaths since the
let of Octbbar. In consequence the s'reets of the town
were deserted, the Court had ajourr.cd, and a dig of
fasting and prayer had been observed. The latest accounts,
how. ver, report a sudden abatement in the disess?. It has
also broken out at Milton, Florida, and several deaths have
occurred. At Williston, S. C., there have likewise been a

few cases.
Some excitement was occasioned in Philadelphia, on the
6-h inst,, by a gong of about a dozen men, armed with
muskets, appearing in the streets carrying a b nrAr
bearing the inscription, " We will protect the poor," an I
with a loaf of bread pictured upon it. The police dispersed
them, and captured all their guns.
A terrible hurricane was exper:enced a mile north 01
Frankfort, Ohio, on the 'Varlet:a and CiLcionati Railroad.
ou the sth inst., destroying Louses, barns, and fenc.:s. A
two-story tlwellirg was complolely prostrated, and eight to
ten persons seriously injured. Two of them it is thought
cannot recover. • •

A shGotingTiir had occurred in Philadelphia, in the
parlour of the St. Lawrence HMO, in which Richard
Carter, President of the Anthracite Bank of Tatn%qu
was killed by Thomas Washington Smith, of Maryland.
Carter had accuse Smith of the seduction of a ward, and
Smith, on the other hand, all-ges that be married the girl,
and that he subsequently aseertained that she had been
Carter's mistress.
The steamer Star of the West hal arrived at New York
from Aspinwall, but the dates had been anticipated. A
eorrespon !eat sends us very important news from Central

America. Costa Rica, it seems, has seized and blockaded
the San Juan river, and prohibited Nicaraguan vessels from
passing up and down. An official proclamation of this
act has been already prouiulgated. Five hundred Costa-
&can troops were about to take possession of Fort Cas-
tillo. The Webster Grant has been annulled, and our
correspondent, who sans us a most interesting communi-
cation on the subj2et, states that there is still another
company in the field for the transit.