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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-06-05
Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
ctics-Stcamboat and Car rcgulatons-Dcparturcs
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, &c.
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GJ-Wc send, in instances, this paper to
former subscribers without having instructions so to
do but if they disapprovc of the measure, they will
please so inform their Post Master.
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{zj-If subscribers to the Commercial Journal will
place it on file, of them, if not all, will derive
much satisfaction at times by referring to it-as it
will contain matter frequently not found in any other
nancr
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1905 brls. 203 Inf. brls

1905 brls. 203 hf. brls.
Forming total for the week of l90O65 brls. Wheat
Flour, and there were exported within .as same
time to foreign ports 1886 brs of which $500 6rls
of Corn Meal 1924 do, and OF Corn 35,5oo Dusheis'
. were to the United Kingdom of Great Britain
FRUIT.-We note the sale of 300 bushels prime
unpcelcd Dried Peaches (halves) at 81, and 10 DO.
1 Dried Apples at s per bushcl.
4 GRAIN.-Thc prices of both Wheat and Corn
have materially advanced since the receipt OF the last
Pdviccs from England; the supply OF the former, how
ver, having become so light that Tor some tms past
rates were gradually improving, although at times
fthcy noticed to partially reccdc. The advance
has probably been about 10 cents per bushel within
the week. We did not hear of any sales Of Wheat
YESTERDAY but the afternoon preceding, alter the
Ipurport Of the Hbcrnias adviccs were known, i5Oo
bushels Pcnna. red sold at l.l0 and $500 bushels
Nv cstcrn white at lis per bushel. Good to prime
ted is worth 1.10a .l2 possibly one or two cents
pre might be obtained. Corn sold yesterday at 10
lis for mixed and white and 81. is for yellow:
had declined, and sold at So cts, but we heard
inc being in market yesterday.
fiMP.-The market has been for some months
of Russia Manila, the supply Of which is
has materially advanced, and 100 bales were
this week at IL cts. per h., cash, taken tor
G the parcel sold at the siIsG ho ol a
I'D several small lots of fair have sold within
S past at Il cts per h., cash; for large
the supply is fair, that price, less per
id be accepted.
Have declined generally, probably fully
\nalc: the last invoice, which comprised
nd Porto Cabcllo, sold at the close OF
ms we did not learn.
cs have been making chiefly in
put 55 cts. per gallon for Cuba; for
probably so cts. would be accept
end Tor Pig continues good and
received on Eastern account,
lc sale of 500 pigs Missouri at
per cent. for cash. The
pig, "a limited parccD two
same rate, without the dis
is only a very moderate
qualities in market, and
for Porto Rico, and 33a35
81 60 hhds. Cuba has sold
ion on Tuesday, SO hhds.
cts; and Of ITO brs. New
80 cts. per gallon, all 4
ans withdrawn.
pirts Turpcntine has de-
alcs and Tar advanced to
latter being quite limited
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The total exports, it will be seen, keep pace very
with the inspections, consequently the stock
hand 49, 700 hhds at the beginning of the year, has
not been diminished.
WOOL.-Thcrc have only few small parcels of
the clip yet found their way to market, and as
prices are 3a4cts. lower than they were in April,
factors do not feel disposed to accept present offers
FREIGHTS.-Wc have not heard of any
engagement for Flour Grain, to Europe, during
the week, and there shipments making Coast
wise, except of Coal and Iron TO Boston, which pay
50 per ton. The rates of Tobacco to Bremen
25s., and to Holland 30s. per hid.
BEEF CATTLE, &c.-The offerings continue
weekly to increase, and in proportion have prices
come down. There were $50 brought forward last
Monday, $50 of which sold including 270 for Phila-
dclphia, and the residue 3Ol were left over. The
prices paid ranged from 3a 4.50, gross, equivalent
to Ga $sS.75 per 100 lbs, net. The supply of Live
Hogs was fair, but prices still rule high, $50 to
$6S75, were the extremes.
EXCHANGE.-Since the transactions for the
steamers, the market for Sterling is fiat and there is
very little doing in any description. We quote For
cign and Domestic as follow:
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Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
TO correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper South Gay street. next door to the Sun
office, to-day by o'clock, at s. cts single, or cts
each for or more copies.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, May 10. HAVRE, May 10.
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$40, 63S "a
TIL. NJ. ALBEIT, Treasurer.
SusoUEHANNA CANAL OFFICE,
Baltimore, March 6, 1871.
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SUSQUEHANNA & TIDE WATER CANALS.
At the annual meeting of the Stockholders on the
10th inst the following Report submitted:
ANIMAL, REPORT
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The Exports for the year 1916 were as follow:
For LIST quarter end March 81 Jrls l25 l7G. il3
For ID quarter end June 80, 90 1l9,43S. 5li ,296
For Sd quarter end Sept. 3d. 90 72,652... 3O5, $50
For 4th quarter end Dec. 81, 0,732. sol 1874
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Statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures of the
Susquehanna and Tide w alter Canal Companies,
for the year ending December 81, ls46.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22

u
Tie Sccizisa a. N go. shsr : seekis de-
b1ie - slsui,sl n giving Henry ". Thcna.
HI - - ~ delesa,e fpm FaiEfAH. and ID
CIR en0pdn q sal also assspresentaiiye q A.
exandti1. This rcsultNas produced. norriiA
aanains fhe House haf previously declared oy 2
deeiaed majority, skzi Ia were - entitled We
suppose he Iastef resolution win nov Be rescind-
"a. =
We are highly gIsiiGed Al the rrsHk though not
viii The raasas q hriEring II Ebout- We con-
slider thar representation was = natural conse-
-duence OF ANNEXATION. bgi thai Law ought 10
have BEEN passed BY both Houses providing for
Alexandria separate delegate. As things now
,ennd, pe have the rsA:feaiiOs Of iG1r, BY a
resolution Of ens Hoese only. This is surely nc,
the way 70 repeal even in sh<osasfltioAaI act
because, BY the same mode Of proceeding. the
House Of Delegates may declare any other &C,
nun and void
And unless regular legislative action be had on
the SUBJECT and Alexandria be lawfully provided
the officers 10 conduct the election next spring for
hateouhty, viii have no authority to hold poll
In any Othefway than that adopted last year.
Attic close OF the proceedings on Friday. Mr.
Snowden in neat address, returned thanks in
behalf Of the people Of Alexandria, for the priri
lege Of representation, now for the FIRST time en-
Ioyed BY them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
OLD lacks TOAST.

l The trip Of Gen Taylor up the FLYER, from N.
Orleans, has been one Of most trfumphal char
acter. as soon as the steamer arrived at Donald
sonyille, he was taken captive to the dwelling Of
Judge NIcKoLs, and introduced to the brilliant
array of beauty which Rad been assembled to
greet him The N. O. Delta says that to do jus
tice tothe scene which followed would require an
artist Of the highest powers. There were two
large rooms filled with lovely Crcoles, whose
dark eyes, beaining faces and cherry lips were
lit up with joy and delight at the sight of the
brave old herd, Who had Just returned from the
rude scenes Of war to share the comforts and en-
10y the PLEASURES Of sociallife. As the old hero
came into the room, there was general rush
or, as an old earApaigner styled il, a regular
stampede-,owards Aim, to get hold of his hand,
or to snatch the ong-to-be-tefAembefed kiss from
his weather-beaten checks. Il must be confessed
thai the old General seemed not to " seriously
discounted BY the sturdy attack, but maintained
himself against the severe pressure to which he
was subjected, with constancy worthy of the
hero ola hundred fights. Having passed this Sc
we're ordeal, and made his obeisanee in the most
touching and memorable form TO 1.-the ladies
present both young and old, the General was es-
corted Ivy the military to the ball room, where a
splendid collation. had been prepared. For want
Of time, the company could MOI sit down to the
table, and therefore drank few toasss stinding.
"Gen. Taylor" was first drunk with great APP
plaase 70 which he replied in brief address,
and concluded with the following toast.
The Ladies Of Doa4ld sosriRe=U Unsurpassed in
beauty and grace: health and prosperity to those
who have husbands, and early marriage TO those
who have MOI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
Mexican News.


Election N Anaya as President Fsc-opcning b,
Peace egotiGtiOns--Peported arrest of Gems
Worth and Piliose and Lieut. Col Duncan.
|, Tie latest accounts from Mexico state that
Gen Anaya was elected President Of Mexico On
the Eth ut lie has once before been Provision
al President His present term Of Office extends
only to the 9Th ofJanuafy next. He is known to
he continued Mora y Viilauil in the war depart
ment and made Pena Pena, late the President,
his Secretary Of State. The whole administra-
ton is in favor of an honorable peace, and one
ofits first acts was to dispatch commission to
the city Of Mexico to reopen negotiations with
Mr.. Trist The commissioners were Seniors
Couta, Artistain and Cuevas, and Gen. Rincon.
the first two having been on the former commits
sion. Mr.. Trist's powers had been revoked prior
to the arrival OF the commission, and as General
Scott possessed no powers to treat with them. t
is presumed they were referred 70 OUT government
at Washington.
A runior is aa6at in which however we place
no reliance, Of the arrest of Gen. Worth. Gen
Pillow and Lieut. Col. Duncan, BY Gen. Scot. =
The verbal report is that letters written by these
gentlemen rejecting upon the COMMANDMENT
chief have fallen into his possession, UPON which
he at once arrested them
- There were various rumors dfoaf at Vera Cruz
IN relation TO acontemplated attack by the Mexit
cans on some Of the posts on the line of the Rio
Grande. the most tangible of which was secretly
organizing force 10 attack the post at Saltillo
now that Gen. Taylor had left
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
An IMPORTANT RESOLUTIONS.

One Of the NOS, important resOlutions thai has
beea ofB.srd IN Congress q yei was presentation
Monday in ,heHoase. b. Mr. Holmes Of South
Carolina, a. follows:
RsUlrei, That the moneys deposited with the
several STATES and Territories. as loan from NE
Treasury Of the surplus reversoe, be now called
for by the Government Of the United States be
fore resort be had TO another loan
Should the resolution pass, il viii place some
Of the States in rather 'petiliar condition as
we prescfae there are but few who are able to
return the money given them under the Distri6u-
tiun Act We can inform the General Govefn-
nent however. that their last grant Of money TO
Virginia is safe in the Bank al Richmond, where
i IS doing no one anYgood-and as the Lcgisia-
ture Of the State has been 50 very nice on the
subject in receiving il, We presume they viii
have no hesitancydn either relihquishing their
right, or inreturnhg TIA, which they have a.
ready received
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
MOUNT VERNON.

We cordially approve the suggestion Of the
Governor in his Message to The Legislature, for
the purchase of Mount Vernonf and the erection
OF "a modest and unpretending monument to the
memory the Father his Country. ,,WecoFy
the paragraph. and hope The recotntaendatiot will
he promptly adopted: 49,
The Washington Monument Fund IS now
nearly forty thousand dollars. As it may be in
our power 10 obtain BY purchase the Mount Yer
non estate, respectfully recommend that the pur,
chase be authorized, and thai this fund be applied
TO effect it. The residence Of the Father OF his
Country should become the property of his ma
tive State. At no place could modest and I'M
pretending monument be so appropriately erect
ed as on the spot where he lived and diea."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
ELECTION OF COUNTY CLERK.

An election for County Clerk was held on
Mondaylast by the Magistrates toEhfosing the
Court. The Law. requires a majority of all the
Magistrates df the County to be present at such
election. Twenty cat ofthe thirty five appeared,
and on voting, TnoMis A Moorf, Esq, was de-
clarei u be unanimously elected. The 'hnatii-
nous voice otths Court reflects the greatest need
Of credit that could be awarded to public officef
for the faithful discharge of the duties Of his Of
tfcc-and we beg leave to say, that the compli-
mentwas no greater than was deserved, for no
more competent officer resides in the Valley of
Virginia, than Mr. Moore l-s ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
sik. BENTON.


Can il be true, IS stated BY the Washington
correspondent ofthe New York Herald, that Mr.;
Benton intends to support the wilmot frooviso ~
we doubt it yet if il be 80 there can be liule
loust thai the motives Of that eourse.will be his
discrimination to lead the movement, in cou,em-
Plation at Washington, we hear, to make Mr..
Van Buren, the NEXT Locofoco candidate for the
Presidency. Benton STICKS to 'ihe Bourbons."
The Washington correspondent ofihe Phila.
delPhia North American, (.'Indepeadent,"l BY
the way, ncmarkins on Mr.. Benton's refusal 70
serve as chairman Of the Military Committee
in The Senate. intimates thati, is sym,oma,ic Of
his dissemination 70 give the administration che
cold shoulder
We learn. through the same chanael. TIA, Mr..
Benton intends 70 bring the Fremont ease besore
the Senate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
RECESS OF TiIs SENATE.

The Senate Of Virginia 90 Thursday last sosn-
nenced the usual recess, with the consent Of tEc
House Of Delegates.
|. Such recess does not IN any way retard the or.
binary business of the Legislature, no bill can
be acted upon until originated in and passed by
the House of Delegates.
The Senate on its return, can IN Anew days
work up ne rbusincss of the Erugs, and Keep
pace Wiz, FRAT body
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22

The Question Of Internal ImpEoFeinenI was
hroached 'inahe House a. REPRESENTATIVES las,
week. b. fesolurions q Mr. vin,Oa q Ohio for
creating NEW committee On internal commerce
When The subject was under consideration, Mr..
BEDnsoin, from this district delivered speech.
which isthns noticed By the Washington CORES
pondeht 81 the Baltimore Patriot: tl
Mr.. Bedinger, the ardent virginisn WHO in
The last Congress, immoFtalized the rimid Har-
perSFery eagle that feared TO breast the sicrn,
Tried MS powers al argument for few minutes,
bati soon seemed 10 give signs Of belief in the
old horn-book admonition, that
Small boats should keep near shore,
While larger ones may venture 'ntFc
Thus believing, the pleasanl and clever Virginia
hair-splilter ceased being eloquent and resuined
his seat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
ThE NATIONAL FINANCES.

Mr. Walker, the Secretary Of the Treasury
has made Tremendous Report On the condition
Of the Treasury 1.-THE labor upon which was neal
bringing him to the grave. He makes it appeal
that the deficiency Of the Treasury on The hrsI O
July. 1913, viii be only SIS, To9,lli This
with the amounts due By loan and treasury notes
will make the national debt near Sixty tnilhon.
ofdollars
But no estimate is given ofthe immense arfear
fages yet TO be btodghtup BY TIE soldiers pay ant
land, and the ntinsioas itsnis of expenditures Il
be brought in 4; the t,5se 81 BE War A tar OF
tea and coffee will be inevitable, and that VIII b,
but 'ldtop IN the bucket"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
AyorRER SUicJDe

MELaScHoLr AFFAn.-The Hass,.,
town News states that on Wednesday a.,
that town was thrown into s,aie ~
gloomy excitement b. the annunciation n
the melsncholy fact that Nj. Daniel Nli ddle:
kauf, one Of their most respectable ner.
chants lof the firm Of D. & j. Middle.
kauf, had put an end to his life BIZ hang
ing himself in his own garrst The de.
eeased ever bore in the comnS1nity he
character Of man Of integrity and ener.
81. No reason can Be assigned for the
commission Of the act Truly nav Il -
said that aman knows not his destiny.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
THE ARMcRIEs.

We observe thai the representative from this
district, the Hon. HEsRY BrprsdrR, offered the
following resoluiion In he house ofRepresenta-
tives on Monday last;
Iacsoired, Thai the Committee on Military Az
fairs be instructed to inquire into the expedieney
lof manufacturing an additional number Of arms
AT the national armories at Harpcrs Ferry and
Springfield. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
SNAIL NOTES.

The Committee on Banks having reported a
bill. on Mr. Wall'smotion, to authorize our Banks
TO issue notcs Of a smaller amount than IS, we
now have some HOPE Of being relieved to some
extent Of the miserable trash which enters into our
eirculation. Being on the borders Of other Stans,
everytning in the shape Of a promise to paw, !
very naturally is f0feed in upon US. We ftrust
the Senate viii not pcrsis, in its opposition to so
reasonable measure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
mE..soUrHERN MAIL.

+ The quarrel between the Postmaster General
and the~Rail Road Company, in reference to the
charge f5r transporting the great Southern Mail,
has resulted in serious Inconvenience 10 the beo-
pie in various directions. Our intercourse win
Richmond is retarded whole day, and the way
mails are deranged ina great degree We are
glad to see thai Mr.. Bolts has brought he sub
ject 10 the attention Of Congress. |.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
THE MILITIA OF THE srsTi'ri.

According to tie xdjutant Generals IReport
the Militia of the State consists of G $50 commits
stoned officers, rs l55 non-cotiiissoned officers
musicians and prNates The ordnance of ne
State consists OF 81 brass cannon and 60 iron
pieces The number Of muskets 33,3i9. The
returns are generally imperfect and no doubs
fall far short of the true number of the militia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
ciIRfsTS.ss Is cbSi1Nc.

The readers Of the Free Press are no doubt
aware Of the near approach ef,Christtnas, and as
their expenditures viii no doubt be largely in
creased, he ensuing week, We desire them 10
consult our advertising columns in order 10 find
out where bargains may be procured. "A numbsr
of candidates for public favor may be found un-
der the head Of Christmas H6lidays"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
GEN. TAYLloR.

We stated yesterday, says the louisville Jour
nal, that the President actually mentions Gen.
Taylor in his message. He does mention Gen.
Taylor's transformations il several tfmes-but
he is particularly careful not to mention it with
the slightest praisf. Well, the glorious old hero
must try to find in the enthusiastic praises of an
adniring worL, slime little consolation for the
want Of good word from James X. Polkl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
NIASSACRE OF TNDIaNS

A telegraphic despatch in the Sun, from Pits
burg, states that intelligence had been received
az 81 Louis from Santa Fe, 70 the end of Octo-
Der. On the 18th Of October the American troops
invited a number Of ,pawnec Indians into Font
Main, seven, Of whom were killed and twenty
wounded By Col Gilpfn' men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
THE PIekEr GuARb.

We understand thai Master CHAs NJ THoMP
SON of this place, and Mr.. JAMES BiKrR, of Win
chester. belonging % Capt. R6wans Company
received furlough for short time, and have
ieftBuena Vista COR Salrilio, for The purpose Of
estabiispanga Or stshat place under the abo4 e
ts,le Success attend our young friends IN thetr
Shdettakine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
sENATok coLdTITr.

A Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun sstates.that Senator Colquitt of Georgia, has
left Washington for his home, and that it is not
his intention again to resume the seat, bu,fesign
What's in The wind, nowp >'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
JOHN, q. ADAMS

The editor Of the Boston Atlas, writing 70 his
paper from Washington, conradicts on reliable
authority, the statement that Ex- President Adams
is in favor of the acquisition of all Of Mexico
We are no less gratihed than surprised to hear
the contradiction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
BRIDGE AT smEPHEkDsT0wN.

The bill incorporating company TO construc,
Bridge across The Potomac at shcpherdstown.
introduced at the instance of Mr.. Nc Murran, re-
ceived its first reading on Saturday. TWAS no
doubt passed yesterday, in the regular order of
business
l, provides for opening books of edSsdrit&ou
in May next. A.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-22
THE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS.

We were mistaken as TO the necessity Of ap-
pointing Electors for The STATE Al large. The law
81 1889 divides the State into erentoeH Electoral
Districts and all MAT is necessary TO be done is
that Ticket shall De formed b. selecting an in
diTidual from each district If il were not in
convenient 10 assemble 50 many Conventions,
each district could make rs own selection bui
as thers will doubtless be a meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature On ,he suefcctcn sonse
Dr. in Febrna4y pr March the Counties finding
il convenient might send special delegates to join
il the Conference.
We understand from Richmond that very
decided majority q the Wing members ere for
Gen. Taylor, as the only man likely 10 carry
Virginia. In this they VIZ be Joined by some
few oflhe other party. We hope to find the num-
Der greatly increased before the winter is over.
Additional Convention Nill be very likely to no
inmate Wimot Proviso man, and this SiIl not
suit the South Virginia cannot make battle I'M
der such banner. All questions of tha, sort
must be untouched.
In 1914 the feeling for Mr. Clay vas unani-
laos,s among the Wings Of Virginia, and vet VIC
eoalf mol elect him. We have seen not solita-
~ evidence that there has been any change in
his favorfrom the other party, OF any abatcmen,
Of their malignhy towards him. Whenever he
utters sentiment upon public affairs, the rabid
presses and politicians are down upon him with
evidences of an insatiale hate. That this is so,
Is BY No nie&as credltablS % the coanuy,or Jus,
70 50 eminent statesman-but ii is true, never
theless; and therefore ii would be waste Of Ia
Dor for the Wing Party in Virginia to a;temp, to
change the current Of atfnips in this respect. Mr.
Clay has no need Of the Presidency to secure him
aust fame with an impartial world, and he will
not ask Id friends, warm Is are their aiiection
for him, to undertake rain a,:empt toelevate
him TO tia, high Office