The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-23
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Corrssps.&sas.


BALTIMORE Nov, 2s--u o. M.
The wsafher Thanksgiving -TNgyaphic i~saKgs~es
from the ,c<stStA later from Sasta fs.-MsvmwSwks
iw the eanS-Sfartlisg from ChihsaA~s. Ltsad
fsi steamboat aecidsn--F%ty lives lost The mavkafs
&c. rs.
warm, misty, and drizzng rancsusing headaches and
bilious attacks in abundance We may soon. however,
Pect snow, seet and hail which, those who well
provided with indoor comforts will be gratifying change.
Our markets are well filled with turkes and al kinds OF
poultry witha good lot Of pumpkins for the festivities Of
thanksgiving day and, all Of labor will DO
pended on Thursday, viii doubt have joyous time
of it.
Although there local news stirring here the follow
ing intelligence has hand by telegraph from Gin
cnnat and st. Louis
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22--6 D. M
Letters received ST. Louis. the 18th Instant
from Santa Fe, which contain the most important ntoli
gence that has been received from that quarter for
months.
Loud complaints are made against Colonel Newly for
dividing the Missouri regiment and sending portion Of
II to chihuahua aud keeping the remainder IN New Mexi
CO. There is much murmuring among the volunteers In
consequence Of this movement on the part of Goa Newly
and the arrival of Gen. Price, who is great favorte with
the army In the west is earnestly desired to put matters
'br. Warner, of Capt, Pan's company, was severely
wounded by the Indians when crossing plains and
been discharged from the army.
Mr. Fooe of COL Easton's battalion came to his death
by the sting Of a arant9la aDR
at chihuahua had been edn6sca,sd = and nd e
owners sent south such be the case, they will all mos,
Tho clerk Of the Clipper arrived here this
ing reports that the steamer Caroline burst her boiler
river; and, melancholy relate two persons were in.
stanly killed, and several others severely scalded
LOUISVILLE. Nov. a.
letter. published in the Courier, that the steam.
boat Caolinan, from Psburg bound Pearl river burs,
her boilers Friday last, when Shawnee,own Mr..
asss0sy Killed. and o"r Of The deck hands w Sn Ss
scalded; of whom died subsequently, The boilers
1t also falls my task to narrate still more dreadG
Talsnan, from Cincinnati, for ST Louis, In collision
ten by ss sS. the 4p MAS
she sunk immediately indeep water The total number of
a. Se t Gown WIN s y
The ladies' and the other passengers everything,
taken to Cape Graraean on board the Tempest
The MARKETs-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
the Acadias seemed 70 have quite reviving effect
breadstu There have been sales about 200 barrels
Howard -four So ST. and OF about 200 barrels
City mills at $5 81 IS 81 The actual advance In -four
here has been about III per barrel Rye flour
scarce and sells in small parcels "a rs - 60 Sales
of meal at $3 Is a 80 81
The supply of all kinds of grain is small Good to primo
red wheat selling l25 $50 cents and ordinary
good lis lbs cents white wheat l28 1873 CENTS There
sale this morning of 800 bushels family -four wheat
1873 The improvement in wheat about csnts
per bushe Saturday last Corn Is Sales of
old yellow 60 So cents, according condition
white do. So 90 cents; white and yellow do. 40 81
cents according dyness Oats IS 40 cents and rye 80
a 80 cents. f'@i
Whiskey is dull at 27A 28a cents.
At New York, this morning, stocks quiet-qnota-
ons shade better. Exchange London 10 per cent.
premium.
The -four market less active. Genesee was held
SO 25 but there have been sales 6 Isl Oswego
So 12t and Southern. nominal, at &6 81 a 90 30.
Wheat was firm, and small sales Genesee mt 40 las
Mixed ~ cents, and yellow do n cents Oats
80 cents. Rye IS cents.
Provisions and groceries quiet.
The cotton market is much depressed Buyers and sellers
have yet been able agres fairly u,n The de-
cline IL to lcens per pound since this steamer
Whiskey 2Sa cents per gallon.
At Philadelphia, this morning, stocks dnllsales
moderate.
vania brands SO l2 The market closes heavy, and the
advance under the news is giving way.
The grain market presents no change from yesterday
Cotton dull sales Louisiana at II cents. t4