The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-23
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 23-5 p. M
The weather to-day sclear, COOL pleasant-an agree
closed.
An important ecclesiastical trial is progressing be-
fore Bishop Nottingham, of the Episcopal Diocese Mary
land involving slow church" and Puseyism The offender
is the Rev. Mr. Trapnall Of the High Episcopal
church, and he is charged with disrcspect towards his
Bishop, in denying his right administer the sacrament
in his church according the Puseyite ceremonals Tho
Bishop has employed Hugh Davy Evans esq., as his coun-
sell and Mr. Trapna has secured the services of the Hon
John Nelson
The examination into the charges brought by ex-Gov-
Thomas against Judge Legrand be commenced
at Annapolis Monday next. Both parties sum-
moning their witnesses, and rich may be anci.
paed
The mail from the north has just nrrved but II again
fails to bring the letters by the the foreign papers
the delay being caused by great north
An express train with the Cambra's passengers and mails
is believed to have left Boston o'clock on Sum
day mornings but the depth of snow the railway tracts
in Massachusetts and Connecticut probably prevented their
reaching Auyns Point before night There they would be
delayed if not by the Storm till the Worcester the only
boat command could be got in readiness convey them
to Greenport and they expected hourly New York
yesterday afternoon.
The NEWS AND M,RKErs.-The Baltimore flour and
grain to-day have continued quite unsettled Yes
eray evening there sale Of 800 barrels Howard
So IS, which decline Of SO per barrel and
there also sales this morning of about 900 barrels
the price which there buyers than sellers
There is nothing doing in City Mills price being named
by milers. Corn meal is held 81 75 a sale 600
bushels prime red wheat this morning ST. 25 and sales of
about 1900 bushels good to prime reds at 100 25
The sales Of corn, to-day, about H. 900 bushels
white rs 80 cents; transactions in yellow but mode
rate at 81 for prime Most holders asking SO to s.
Whiskey has declined ard small sales OF hhds making
at % cents, and bbs at 20
AT New York; yesterday the merchants without
any letters and there general feeling of dissasfac
Operations wholly in of suspense. The
published accounts had the effect suspension for
the moment The holders asked old prices Sales of
500 bbls Ohio -four ST. and 1000 bbl. Brooklyn Mills
6 50 showing decline of about 25 No sales of
corn had been made but the belief that there will be
fall OF five cents least. The provision holders talk of
higher rates. Freights held as high
At New York. to-day, the telegraph reports the -four
ket as still remaining quiet and unsettled Merchants had
received letters, but had time fully digest he
The prevailed that heavy transactions would
take place until tomorrow. Genesee flour nominaly
held Mt ST. though thought sellers could be found
S6 rs No price had been fixed for southern. The grain
market was also unsettled Prime white nomi.
naly held at 81 cents and 81 81 for yellow. Whskey
barrels selling at 2sh cts per gallon.
At Boston, the receipt of the news flour receded rs
cents per barrel.
unsettled sale of 900 barrels Pennsylvania brands
Sales of prime yellow corn a moderate extent,
made at SO per bushel.
The CorroN MARxEr.-At New York, yesterday, tho
market stagnan awaiting letters, and to-day it is
reported firm at previous prices. The following tho
operations reported in New York for the pas, week Prices
continued TO doop, that the decline this week is
than pound. Sales Saturday 200 bales, Mt
prices rather lower than any previous day Sales for tho
week $500 bales