The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-12-14
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. II, S p. m.
Inc ceather-7he stabbing oas-Te remains Of ,hjor
Rnggod-F~rea at ahuch.-Erpecfed yduel ot N,,r
| f~k.-Faanro at BosOn-Deah Of Hon. Fyanei. B,en.
| gfs.-Ths markets &c.
The weather to-day is cold and sharp but not sufficiently
so to have the effect Of closing navigation which is sill
without shadow of interruption from this source
am happy 10 be able to inform YOU thar Ar Hiram,
Cranston Of the Enaw House, who stabbed on Friday
night Is considered 10 be in fair way of recovery The
hemorhage has entirely ceased without any indication OF
Inflammation; so that his prospects very good Patrick
dorsey the assassin, still in prison. has such no
nous character for acts Of violence that but little com.
miseraon is felt for him, and he will doubtless receive the
full need of punishment for the deed
The remains of Major Ringgold WILL it is thought reach
Baltimore this evening and if So the funeral
ceremonies win probably take place ON Monday ne,,
Besides the numerous fourishng companies in the CITY
there viii be nearly dozen companies from distance
present. principally cavalry. Others win doubtless signify
their intention of joining in the ceemonias after the
poinnent OF the day. -aarga.. -.
Forrest continues attract OVERLOOKING houses a, the
Holiday street Theatre. On Sunday observed him seated
directly under the pulpit the Light Methods, Eps
copal Church. listening eloquent sermon from the dis
tngushed DR.. Durbin. b. .a.I. - 80
The mail from the north to-day brings but little of inter
est The papers all filed with documents reports pro
ceedngs of Congress- &c. = 81
Two young medical students-one a Mr. s from yir
ginaare said to have agreements for
tai combat New York. which was TO come off This morn
ing The cause OF offence simply that one looked AZ
the other and refused assign any reason for SO dong
The New York papers that it is rlmored in Wall
street that failure has occurred in Boston of one hons
whose liabilities three millions of dollars II ia
also stated in the Boston papers that extensive
merchant OF that city left in the last Liverpool steamer
leaving large number of heavy liabilities unprovided for
1learn that the Hon. Francis Brenglea member of the
last Congress from Frederick Maryianddied at his resi-
dence, in Frederick, Thursday night last He was in
the 10th year of his age. ,sa. n .
THE MARKErs--There is nothing doing in the Baltimore
market to-day in -four though there an upward tenden-
cy Sales OF new white corn made on Saturday nj
46c and, In some instances 47c. New yellow AZ 4sc
To-day corn is with better feeling and an
tendency quote dry white at 4Sc One supe-
ror cargo brought Sic. Yellow is worth 4S 40 C. Good
to prime Maryland red wheat IS 93c Ordinary to good
red wheat, 10 80. White wheat family -four los 49,
Oats, 30 SIC. Rye, 62 65c Ea
At New York, to-day the telegraph reports the -four
ket to be rather more firm than il was on Satur-
day, with a slight tendency advance. There were
sales this morning at the opening of the market of
Genesee Hour at IS Is per barrel Holders are general
y asking 50 BIT Western -four was also held in nodern
parcels at 50 06l 30 l2i, and by some at S. 49, South
ern -four is held at S5 25 There change in grain
though holders very firm. Prime Genesee wheat is
previous
AT Philadelphia, this morning. the -four market was more
firm, with sales OF fresh ground brands 81 SO 81 rs per
barrel, which is advance. There also Sigh, aid
vance in all kinds of grain The Boston steamer has now
been out ten days. and may be about "Wednesday
or Thursday