The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-03

From our baltimore Correspondents.

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Hot uyathey Cstoa-ho.se regulation. of Pro-
fssor McCiinock-Jdge Hepbwms condemnation Of the
perdct.- The markets, &c.
The weather has again oppressively hot in this
vicinity and of our citizens seriously conempla
ting another visit Piney Point BY the way, hear this
popular bahingpace the shore highly spoken OF by
numbers of our citizens who have paid it a flying visit
The national flag is displayed at the Baltimore Gus
house during business HOUSEKEEPING the adoption here
of sautay regulation of the Philadelphia and other Gus
| tomhouses in the United States
The verdict in the case of Professor McCntock, at Car
e charge ofincing the negroes to the riot which
resulted death of Mr. Kennedy, OF Hagerstow, has
given dissatisfaction, even in the city OF the old Key
stone State where it occurred The evidence, as II was
published, seemed to be positive as to Mr. McCntocks
guilt; and observe that the Carlisle Herald states that ON
Monday last when the jury handed in their verdict imme
dately upon its rendition, Judge Hepburn, with much
and feeling, declared hat the verdict was one to
which felt compelled declare its solemn protest;
adding that had it been civil case, the court would in
stanty aside, being rendered according to the
law and the testimony.
TIE MARKETsThe foreign seems to have little
effect price of breaduds in the Baltimore market
The fact is that the price is regulated by the homo
mand which will probably be the until the
tumn There "a small sale this morning of Harpers
Ferry brands SIS so and also sales in lots of 800 400
barrels Howard street at SIS 49, The market closed dull
this price, There change in the price Of grain, though
the wheat is dull, and there is but little disposition pope
rate.
| At New York, this morning, the flour market de-
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Gcnesee brands SIS 50 Us 6s2a decline of l2h 1877
cts per barrel Sales also of Michigan and Ohio IS rs
to So 50he market inactive; rather sellers than
buyers.
81 Is ST. 10 for mixed; 81 Is 81 80 for Genesee and
81 OS 81 10 for reds Sales of 600 bushels 81
per bushel for white and yellow, which decline Oats
3S 40 cts Considerable sales of rye al 90 IS cts
Provisions and groceries remain firm us last quoted.
The market is quiet, with the feeling in favor of
buyers-saes small.
| Whiskey in barrels % cts. per gallon.
| The weather very warm and oppressive.
At Philadelphia, this morning, nothing doing in flour
buyers and sellers being able agree upon terms
Prices the Decline and than IS So So rs can
be had. Wheat remains without special change, tho
the market heavy and it is difficult obtain tho prices
paid prior the sale Of 1000 bushels yellow
co for milling made at 10 cents per bnshel IS
a 3S cents rye 73 cents.
| Provisions and groceries unchanged Whiskey % cents
per gallon in barrels.
The market quiet dealers generally holding off
for their private letters.
The Patriot also has the following paragraph, by tele
1--WE have accounts from Buenos Ayres which make it
the penpoenaries had left. The blockade strict
and business much disturbed"
News by tho Caledonia.
The following is the only additional intelligence which
has reached by the Caledonia The mail and foreign
papers will be along tonight tomorrow morning:
GENERAL MrELLIGENcE--A rumor was in general circu-
aon yesterday that Louis Philippe had been
Ihe London papers bring no confirmation Oh IT,
The elections nearly ut end and show increase
in favor OF ministers.
The Queen has arrived in Scotland Her tour will be
completed in about three weeks.
Lieut.. Munro, late of the regiment of life guards,
been guilty Of the murder of COL Faucet, whom he
"a duel about four SINCE The verdict the
Jury has caused considerable excitement and surprise.
The affairs of Spain still continue in a very
The Queen has placed the King under complete
surveillance, and has done everything destroy his nfu
ence, short ofimposng personal restraint upon him.
An attempt was lately made destroy General Serrano
the reputed paramount of the Queen, by sending peard to
him through the post Office.
The polite aspect of France is threatening enough A
fierce contest ragag between the the OPP
position presses The latter charge the ministry with
Eruption aud failure of the financial administration.
The French funds have largely participated in the
baasnens caused by the raising OF the OF discount
in England.
Portugal quiet, and the Spanish forces have been with
drawn from Opofto.
In Switzerland the federal diet has required the dissou
ton of the Catholic Sondera bond being hostile to the
general weaic -
The from Italy various ne progress OF
liberal opinions particularly in the Papal ta"s Is viewed
with great alarm by both France and Austria.
In Iceland the elections have been somewhat soor1ier
than in this country VIII stand very much
as they did in the last Parliament.
C'Connels funeral celebrated with great Potnp
General Armstrong goes out in the Caledonia with des
patches.
nv A. GREEN, .asscttoneer.