The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-11
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March IL, s., pm.
March Weather.-1he neat European News-1rai of TYR
mer.--inprisonment for Deb-Retu,ns from Ne,c Hamp
shire-1he Flour, Grain, and Cotton Magkefs &C.
clustering and changeable March has the rens
OF the weather at last and the atmosphere continues
ana disagreeable, with cloudy prospect head one
hour, and bright sunshine during the next.
The steamer Hbenia is in her seventh day. but be-
ing slow saler scarcely be expected arrive before
the 10Th The anxiety TO hear from Europe becoming
quite intense, and news is daily looked for by of
packets.
The trial of Richard Turner the bank deiauter was not
continued this morning, of the sudden illness
Attorney General Richardson The Hon. John Nelson Is
counsel for Turner and WILL ofcourse make powerful Of
fort in his behalf The general impression
there is no law by which the he has committed can be
punished.
The anxiety in this city for the reception of further in
teigence from the seat of war is daily increasing
poran from both branches of the army is doubtless
speeding its way towards us.
The Legislature of Maryland least the Senate have
again defeated the wishes of the people, often expressed
in favor OF the adjustment of imprisonment for debt They
have however, passed amendment the old BILL which
prohibits nonresident creditor from having non-res
dent debtor arrested and imprisoned whilst soouning in
the State, merely passing through business pleas
ure This amendment will release number of such per-
sons now in JAIL debts owed in Washington, Phadel-
phia, Delaware, and Virginia.
An from the Office of the New York Tribune gives
few from the election in New Hampshire on Mon
day last follows
Es G os Of Nashua ha; chosen Abn
The Tor
wing, 245-a gain of "a Berry, nd 64-a loss of 3 Will
ians, dem is9-a gain of T. Il was thought that there
would be no choice of governor
THE MARKETs--In the Baltimore market, to-day. flour
continued dull and prices dropping Sales of about 900
barrels, Howard street brands made yesterday &c.
at which there rather buyers than sellers To-
day holders gen orally willing take &c. sale of 800
barrels City Mills were made yesterday $6, and small
sales have been made this morning the price Mil
lers generally however, contend for SO l2i Corn meal is
dull at "a So with very small sales The supply of wheat
conn., and moderate sales at rs rs for white, and 30
81 cents for yellow OATS ~ rye, IS clover
seed dull mt IS rs to SIS 37A The demand for whs
key moderate. Small sales of hhds CENTS and bar
rels at % u 2St cents.
From New York, today nothing has been received the
telegraph between Philadelphia and that city being
still broken.
AT ~ York, yesterday, the stock of -four in market be-
leved to be less than 60 900 bb All descriptions held
the of the past three days sales of 5000 barrels Cen
esee the opening of the canal &c. Meal remains
IS 50 l2a, and rye flour at IS.
The supplies of wheat very light and the sales
sary limited good article of Genesee is worth 81 rs.
Corn flows in pentify Snles of co. bushels northern
white SO 80 yellow 50 Jersey SO
North river, to arrive in May, rs rye 96l
oats so cents.
AT Philadelphia, to-day there considerable move
ment in -four and prices have receded About 900 bar
relso Pennsylvania brands sold to-day s. rs IS
s7ihoders being generally willing take the last named
figures though most of the purchases IS 76 Corn
meal dull at 81 So The supply of wheat small with
oderae sales of good to prime reds 40 I28 cents
Corn is also the decline with large receipts Sales Of
$500 bushels made 80 So cents for yellow and
rs rs cents for white
THE CorroN MARKET. The cotton market at both Phla
delpha and New York is inactive but firm last quota
tons.