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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Heraldl
R,rT,,,oRr Nav % 5p M. 1872

BALTIMORE May q p. M, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR -
am happy to inform you that the. difficulty be-
tween the Hon. Messrs. Stanly and Wise has been
amcaby adjusted, without resort TO arms or the
spillng OF blood. You may rely upon this nforma-
ton, as have it from an undoubted source. The
friends OF both parties have been in our city for
some days negotiating. Some of them are here
| yet Thus has most unpleasant quarrel been
brought 10 favorable terminus, il is hoped, for all
concerned. There will be no fight you may rest
| assured. The whole matter will probably be pub
lished
| have just seen gentleman from ST. Louis, from
whom obtained direct information of the brutal
murder of l.. W. Boggs, Exc overnor of Missouri,
on the 9th instant He was shot in the head while
sitting in his parlor with his family, and expired
| Immediately. Six large buck shot entered the
| skull The excitement 1t produced in lndepend-
| ence the place of his residence, was immense
| Yesterday continued unpleasant until towards
| three O'Clock, y. NJ, at which time the troops in
Camp Baltimore" were reviewed by Governor
Thomas. They made very fine display. A sham
| fight was gone through WITH which had a sublime
and imposing appearance; Thousands OF persons
were out TO witness IT, The troops still continued
in encampment to-day. The Rev. DR.. Wyatt
preached 10 them in the morning, though the wea-
Their was rather untayorable. Tomorrow there
will be a general review, when the encampment
will be broke up, and the wearied sodiery take up
the line OF march for sweet home," exchanging
the tented field for the domestic fire-sde. Our city
is still crowded with strangers, whom shall
welcome as long they see fit to remain. The
Rayels did olerabe business at the Holiday. Not
| how Wemyss did. The at the Kendall course
closed quite brlskly on Saturday. Yours,
| RoDERICK
| TEXAN NAvY.-We have the pleasure of noting
| the arrival in our harbor of two fine schooners be-
longing to the Navy of our sister republic, Texas.
| hes ole "a oft fIrop Ipde tho.
| command OF Commodore Moore, who is now IN
| New Orleans with his sloop of war Austin and af
ter transactng some business there for his govern,
| ment, will alsovisit us. We give below a list of
the officers attached TO these vessels, and can truly
say they gallant a set fellows ever set
foot on shores:
Commanding; A. A. Waite, LIST Lieutenant; W
II. Dearborn, Master; w Manry, Purser; II.
NJ. Clark, Surgeon; F. ii. Odell, w. IL. Allied, 8
| h. Greccy, f.. Chapman, Midshipmen A II. Jen-
| nett, Captains Clerk; c. Brown, Boatswain f.
J Phillips, Gunner.
| San Bernard, sersn guns.-D. H. Crisp, Lieut.
Snow, I'd Lieut.; c. s Areambal Master; J. +. Ste
| phcns Purser +. Lambert, Assistant Surgeon H.
5. Garlick, A. G. Goodal ;. Smith, Midshipmen
ID. Doyle, Captains Clerk Thos. Potts, Boatswain
ID. Terry. Gunner.
Major Cruger, of South Carolina, Adutant of the
Galveston Regiment passenger
We also requested to state that the vessels
| undergoing Iepairs.-MobHc advertiser, May 10.
| NAvAI.--Lis of the officers on board the United
| States frigate Congress- now lying at Portsmouth,
| ~ II. =
Capt. p. + Voorhees,; LIST Lieutenant, +. q. Til
ton; I'd Lieutenant, r. 5. Browning Sd Lieuten-
| ant, ]. u. ellis; 4th Lieutenant, Il. A Jenkins;
9th Lieutenant. r. Bache, Jr. ; 9Th Lieutenant, d.
ID. Porter Acting Master, j. 5. Patterson Surgeon
| T. L. Smith Purser, j. J Cohoone; I'd Lieut.. Ma
rlncs, J G. Grayson; Midshpmen, J. L; Nelson,
| T.. X. Calhoun, r. NJ. Enge Acting Midshipmen,
W, II. REILLY, 7 G. Eaton. D: p; McCorkle, W; II.
| Holmes, j. b. Smith, f. : Fillebrown, l.. u. Ash
mead, 5. b. Luce w. b. Brown. J. l.. Friend, :. Ii.
Up-hur, G.. b. Harrison, w. r. Mercer, c. c. Bay
| ard Professor of Mathematics, J. Pearcc, Jr. 4;
| Captains Clerk, James Tilton Boatswain, WIN.
! Burns Gunner, WIN. Burton Carpenter, James
Magill Sailmaker, Geo. ID. Blackfort.
NAvAL.-Exract from letter dated at Singa-
| PORE January, 1912 =" The IT, s. brig Oregon 1t
Comdt. Carr, and L. s. brig Porpoise, 1t Com.
Ringgold, arrived al this port on the 23d ut. The
| the Exploring Expedition and schooner had pre-
| vousy arrived at Manila, and would in few days
sail for this port. All the above ships are attached
to the Exploring Expedition. and are now their
than three years and a half. The U. s ships Con-
stelation and Boston also are in port, and will soon
| sail for Macao and the Pacific Ocean. All we'll"
HARRINGTON THE SwNDLER AGAIy.-Thc last Gal
| llpols Journal advises that the Court sentenced
Harrington to three years in the Penitsntiary upon
| the conviction for enlightenment, which we noticed
| sevcra days since. Harrington has been also tried
upon the Indictment for forgery in which the Court
| in Bank granted trial, and found guilty, on
which he is sentenced TO the Penitentiary for three
| years IN addition 10 the other sentence. There
were several other indictments against him, which
were dismissed by the Prosecuting Attorney
MISCELLANEOUS.
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