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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, March e. 1875, D. m.
The army mecs.--An ercing day in Baitmore-7hs
BY the Hbrnd, and its eject on the narketddrance
corn, -four, and cotton, &C.
Yesterday decidedly day of great excitement in
Baltimore, notwi outstanding it the Sabbath. The
know the en character of the from the army
well the by the steamer, induced the issuing
extras and the of the streets hronged with
citizens, up late hour at night, discussing the
truth alsiy of the received. Further intelligence
will be looked for with great interest.
The by the Hibernia is considered favorable all
our principal sapes-hour, corn, and cotton There has
been considerable advance in breadsutls-say from Is
to per barrel flour, and full Is Cd per quarter of
lbs on corn, as will be by the following prices
Per Cambria, FEB. g. Per Hbernia Aar. g.
Flour, per barrel, 3ss. Sd. s9s. Cd a 42s
(sonr) per bbl sis a sss a5s Cd. a6s Cd.
Ind corn y whS PER e. s sss " " 49, 49,
Contrary general expectation the mail this afternoon
has failed bring full details of the news and the proba
bly is that the steamers mails will reach here before
tomorrow morning. Nothing additional has been received
here up this hour than forwarded you Satur
day evening by telegraph except few items in the New
York Herald, which you doubtless have
The MARKETS NEws.-The steamers advces
received by telegraph in the absence of private letters has
brought the Baltimore market pretty much a stand The
advance Liverpool based anticipation that the
stock becoming the country, which they will
find not the and therefore both holders
and buyers in quandary. In -four nothing was
done this morning, though some operations in
took place. | hear of small sales, so for
The quotations of Saturday 70 rs for white and
6 to 10 for yellow learn there some sellers Of
Howard &c. and others willing to take less.
The quotation OF City Mills prior the receipt the news
S6, and of Howard street, IS sA, which prices will
be varied from much until definite and reliable nteli-
gence has been received.
The New York telegraph of order to-day and
have despatch in consequence On Saturday evening"
however, learn that dealers in breasuffs highly
elated and anticipated considerable advance in prices
At Philadelphia, to-day, there but little done in flour.
Dealers awaiting their private advices Small sales
made SO for Pennsylvania brands which from
III lS} cents higher than the prices of Saturday. Hold
unwilling take less than So Nothing done in
meal, though it was held frmer, Wheat is held l25 o
l2S cents for prime red yellow So cents oats, a
D There change in provisions groceries.
Whskey is held nj 26h 27h cents per gallon.
p s. learn that sale of 900 barrels of Howard
Hour has been de at So in the Baltimore market which
advance Of l2i cents on Saturdays prices.
The Hibernia brings 1851 900 in specie and would
brought if insurance could have been obtained
on IT,
THE COTTON MARKET.--At New York, Saturday, the
sales did exceed 800 bales-prices firm, with
an upward tendency. The following the
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PENsAcoLA-We learn by the brig Eagle, Can, Pea.
body which arrived at this port last night from Pernam
ouco 18th February that report had Just reached there
that the blacks had revoed against the whites at Mase
neo. Brazilian war had been sent down 10 the
assistance of the whites
We have a Pernambuco paper of the 10Th ult tcon.
Jams no news.-N Y. Jour Commerce, March H.
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The legislature of Kentucky has adjourned after pass
ing five hundred acts 1t has, at this session. established
line OF communication, by railroad, from border of
the State to the other, and also granted charter to
company for opening communication by telegraph from
the line of the State to its principal city.
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RECENT MANUFAcTURNG DIvIDENDs--The Lawrence
Manufacturing Company at Lowell makes semi annual
dividend this week OF per cent; Thondke at Palmer,
per cent Last month the Stark Mills, at Manchester,
made dividend of per cent the Cocheco, at Dover,
per cent Great Falls at Somerwortb, 5; Palmer S /;
Boot 5-Bosf0n Atlas.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22

The Missouri Legislature adjourned die the 10th
ult Among the laws which passed during the session
were relative to the rates of interest One names
six per the legal rate, and the other requires that
the banks and insurance companies shall charge other
or greater interest
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w an European University, who teach the Latin
Greek and English languages thoroughly, and all the Eng
sh branches aud Mathematics necessary for college edu
caon-The advertiser produce the uncxcepton
able erenoes for morality and ability Letters addressed
A. L., at Fredericksburg, Virginia. will be Immediately
attended to- March 22-dItc2t
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ARREsr-It is stated in the New Orleans Times that
Eppes who it will be remembered escaped from Peters
burg, Virginia. where he had committed a horrd muir
DER has been arrested.
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The steamers news not recevedunt after bushes
hours, but it caused improved feeling in the market
As to the New York market to-day, dings have been
received, the wires being out of order
At Philadelphia to-day the telegraph reports the cotton
market firm previous quotations. but operations had
taken place
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-22

NHOsE wishing write to their friends In Califor-
l. MIA, take the opportunity OF writing through the
mail Oregon, previously advertised All letters for Cali
iornia must be prepaid 30 cents-and they will be for
warded the place OF destination No printed matter
will be received through this mail except slips from
papers enclosed in letters. j. M. SEllVELY,
March 22AI5t Postmaster ut Astoria, Oregon,
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Nl the army, militia, volunteers, marine corps &c alsC
the laws relating bounty lands and pensions rogehe
with the rules and articles of The whole brough
down the close OF the first session of the 10Th Congress
edited by Captain A. r. Hetze United States nmyl vol
ume. For sale by F. TAYLOR.
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Late from port-au-Prince.

Total number OF gangs
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From the N. o. Commercial Times, March Is
Still later from Rrazos.
The following letter. dated the 7th instant, which was
politely furnished us BY gentleman late last evening,
throws more light the still obscure and uncertain
teigence from the theatre of war;
BRAzos SANTIAGO, March T. lS47
GENTLEMEN This place, during the past few days,
having been the of unusual excitement caused by
the disastrous news from Monterey respecting the peril
army at Salto, will endeavor give short summary
of the best information obtained from Canargo 1t APP
pears positively certain that General Taylor attacked
his position at Aqua Nueva, the 22d February, by
force varously estimated at from Is 900 to $4,000,
manded by General Santa Anna in person, and that,
being unable to maintain his position, had returned
to Salhlo, covering his wagon traln--not, however,
without several conflicts with the enemy, which he re-
pulsed them with loss their part The last ex
Monterey to Captain G. H. Cressman assistant quarter
master at Camargo, left the former place the 23d be-
ing the last communication received from Monterey.
From that period all communication has been cut off by
the enemy's forces occupying Marin and other small
towns villages between there and Camargo The last
official news from Camargo represent that Col Morgan,
I'd Ohio regiment left Cerralvo for Monterey on the 24h
after destroying all the stores and public property which
he could not carry with him. Rumors have since reach
cd hefe nat ne had iaen IN an engasemen win tne en-
envy near Marn and his command cut TO pieces; of this,
however there is no certain intelligence. The steamer
Rough and Ready arrived at the mouth of the river
the instant, from Camargo and the captain of which
reports as follows, viz that they expected attack
that place every hour and that when he was woodng at
Reynosa, distinctly heard cannonading from that direc
ton.
| p s. IL o'clock Express arrived from Captain Og-
den, assistant quartermaser at the mouth of the
From the last information obtained the force advancing
against these depos consist of about 500 men with
four pieces of arillery-two 6s and two as We have
here about 300 men, with pieces of artillery three
of which are being despatched to Captain Ogden, by Ma
jor Thomas for the defence of that depot Two compa
MES Of the North Carolina regiment arrived, and
landed last night.
There is question but shall be enabled to beat
the enemy back from these two depos unless he
stronger in artillery
| p. S. Dates from Camargo 10 the 4th received at
tack had been made that place up TO the 4th instant
No communication had been had with Gen Taylor since
the 22d February II is reported that he succeeded in
reaching Monterey with heavy loss, and the loss OF six
pieces OF artillery Nothing official, however, is known
all rumor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-13
Second BOARD,
CITY TRADE REPORT,

NEW YORK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March II.
The markets presented little change since yesterday
There was something more done in four Gencaee sold
In moderate lots at ST. Transactions wheat continued
light, without change 10 prices Corn continued 10
move freely as usual and large sales were made at SEC
for white and at90 Csc for Southern and Norther IN vel
low In provisions there better feeling and sales
OF pork were made at full prices with advance for
mess Groceries continued in fair demand at previous
rates. Freights were easier, and engagements
made at some reduction rates currently asked in the
carly part of tho week
AseEs Sales of 100 bbls pots were reported sold AZ
81 STA Pearls were steady at So %.
BEEswAx Moderate sales OF yellow were reported
made at 40 27c.
maned about the same, and report sales of several
lots amounting in all to about 1900 barrels at ST. Fur
Their sal were made deliverable in all May at S6 Phi
lsdelpha Howard street and Georg continued dull
at SO S0a SO rs cts Wheat We report sale of 1000
bushels Jersey al i40c COra--The sales embraced
ebjut 80 900 bushels including 20 900 yellow dcvera
bic next week and tho week after at 90; 10 600 North
ern yellow on the opening OF the River at 90c; 600
do Southern and Northern yellow, store at the
price, and 10 OC0 do deliverable in April at SIC There
We're reported Sold at SO Soc Corn MedI-We report
sales Of 5000 bbis deliverable in May and do
rive both private terms small sales New Jersey in
store, were made at S. and 800 do at 80 06c Rye
10 900 bushels Canal were sold private terms Peas
Small sales were made at 81 lssl
CoFrEE--The market was rGther quiet and no change
to note in prices.
CANoLEs-sperm were steady, with sales at 9Oc
CoTroNThe sales continue small, hut at prices show.
ing an upward tendency Freight to Liverpool is I'd in
square bales outside figures are those at which ne
gotiations have been effected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-13

The National Bank Of Venezuela, Notwithstanding the
recent interruption to commercial affairs has declared
advidend of four per cent for the half year
The following is new bill to amend the free banking
act o. this State which has recently passed the senate
FRsE BANKINa-UNIrED STATES SECURITIES
Sec l. The first section Of the act entitled IAN act TO
amend the act entitled act to authorize the bus of
banking" passed l4th May, lS40 s hereby amended so
as to read as foows Whenever any person or sssocia
ton of PERSONS formed for the purpose banking under
the provisions Of this act shall lawfully transfer to the
Comptroller portion OF the public stock issued by
this State or United States, such persons association
shall be entitled TO receive an equal amount Of crcula
ting notes OF different denominations registered and
counteIsgDed aforesaid but such public stock shall
in all be be made equal to stock of this State
producing five per cent per annun and shall be
lawful for tho Comptroller to take such stock at rate
above its per value or above its current market value
Sec , Individual banks or associations uDder this act
to be subject 10 texaon the full amount Of sscuri-
tics and capital paid secured 10 be paid which in
case to be less than the amount transferred TO and held by
tho Comptroller security for the redemption of notes
WITHOUT any reduction for the debts Of any such ind.
viduhl banker or association
Sec - This act shall take effect Immediately.
This 10 very great Improvement 10 the act il stood,
and increases the security of the bill holder Tho large
amount OF government stocks which must in the course
Oh another year come upon the market will n qurc
outlet similar TO that provided for above keep up
prces nten or fifteen millions can be absorbed in this
way,itwi'l relieve the market very muchl
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WASHINGTON, March II, lS47
.Au Outrage.

The lectures beirg owe. at our Medical College,
a cart foil Of fragments of human bodies were
discovered yesterday along the river shore, wash
ed out by the tide, possibly hurled down from the
dlssecting room, such as human hands, heads,
day they were humanely gathered mp, put into
couple OF store boxes, a coroner's inquest beid
over them, and the boxes with their contents de-
Gently buried, as they should have been in the
first place The public mind has been Outraged
by this discovery, and the shameessness Of this
revolving exposure. IL would be an easy mauef
TO raise a storm of vengeance that might enoi !.
blood against this unfeeling Outrage, rn' we heTS
fore io,hear any further remarks upon .uo s"o
iect MERCURY
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Died.
On the 4h Of March, on board the bark Ann ouis,
SANDY Burrows steward, of hemorrhage OF the lungs
lie was well known to the travelling public ss ste ard
OF packet ships.
On the 18th instant after protrocted Illness Roman
CocHnAN, in the Goth yesr of his sge
His relatives and enlsas also those of his
Thomas Smith, respectfully invited 10 attend his IN
neral without further inv taon from his late
NO 81 Forsyth street, on Saturday, at o'clock, 7 M
On the lith instant Mary JANE the wife of Potter A
Schmeling, age d AZ years.
The friends and acquaintarces respectfully invited
to send the funeral, iom Der late residence No. la
Mulberry street. this day, at three o'clock precisely
On Frny laih inst in the 62i year Of hi. age Jos
SrhGRIsr
His funeral will take place from his late residence
corner 9Th avenue sud 42d street Sunday aelnoon
half past one o'clock
Pierce. V
The friends and acquoin'ances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral to (5uudey) at enc o'clock
r. NJ, at his residence 800 Madison street
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ALBANY, March II, 1877.
Col. Temple has received orders to recruit and
concentrate the 10th regiment at Fort Hamilton
forthwith
Major McCarty, and Capiairs Tompkns, Will
kns and Pitcher, have already reported them
selves ready for duty.
The headquarters OF COL Temple, until further
orders, will be in this city.
The Elmira Gazette notices the death, on the Is Z
instant, Of David Pettriken, formerly member of
Congress from Pennsylvania.
James Smith, who was stabbed few days
since by some drunken rowdies at West Troy
died yesterday afternoon. His murderers are in
prison.
The weather, here, continues very cold
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a sseInbly,


ALBANY, March II, Isa7.
Mr. sicKLys presented another petition from citizens
OF cazenovia Madison county against any further legs
ia'on III lavor Of the faction called snrentcrs MIR g.
ntmated that he had fifty other petitions OF a like
character in his possession he moved 10 refer the petit
ton TO the Committee of the Whole. The gentleman
spoke Of tho action Of the House yesterday when the
petitions OF T.. X Collins and others were laid upon
the table. He said this invasion Of n sacred rght
"a right recognised by Congress when the twenty ninth
standing rule was repeaiod-the right of petition The
language employed in the petition not
the word faction" did imply any csnsure or oppro
blum AT the suggestion Of MIR. Bloss Mr. s. withdrew
his notion and moved to refer the petition Select
Committee, who have tho subjects relating The lease.
hold estates, in their charge.
lengthy debate occurred the petitions refer.
red TO the Committee Of the Whole
Mr.. HaDLkY, from the committee banks and iBsur-
ance companies reported in favor OF the Senate bill
reduce loot increase) the capital stock Of The Firemons
Insurance Company OF New York Referred to the
mttee Of the whole.
The House, in committee OF the whole resumed the
consideration of the bill 10 provide for the election Of
judicial officers.
A prolix and prosy debate ensued ON the amendment
offered by MIR Wright, noticed yesterday, in relation 10
the classification Of the Supreme Court judges 10
every alternate three years judges Of the Court Of
Appeals.
The committee without voting on tiis amend.
mcnt.
And tho House adjourned.
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w. U. HAYNES, ApelIoaeer


- VIII On LII at Public Auction the premi Sea- o
Ell Ssafday The isth day OF March 1871 Ct lock
Sn IN Avenue 80 feet south Of 2d Said lots
geh front By about rs feet deep on Que aud
sooutIo set on the other Correct at
Time ana place OF sale story and attic irame
grape vine and variety OF other fruit trees and
keou we and pump Terms OF sale cent M the me
Of gnrehse and the balance Of half the pur
N hitcen days after sae the other half bond
anc mortgage for term OF If desired Any person
sons o. purchasing az private .ale may do so By calling
=, HARRIS WILSON, Esd, IT Mu ray st.
NO postponement account of
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.ucr,Ns rssr,.lr -.

" ALuA9LE PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-A LEVY
VIII sell on Saturday evening nth instant AT O'Clock,
az No 2s3 bosdwny an exa colltcton of valuable Oil
rsinnss sci eted by gentleman with good Judgment
periods within the last thirty years. whose inter.
Won nrs 70 fstIs IN he country Ac several IIIu ed
Violin by Wilhkin &C. The public generally are invited
mig 2r.rc 80" fo''"'e'
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NERVOUS DEAFNEsS.

NERVOUS DEAFNESS
FI'HE following extract from ettsr received from
tiitineuished physician in this sate. The 10 with
held by rqgest Of the writer
"A. III. CHRISTIE, NJ. D.
Dear S,r-Ode Of my patients. ne known to me, obtained
affection Of Deafness The that Of lady who'e
nervous much dsordeed her hea III
oor Much was done previous TO The application OF the
Belt, but with Iiule aud feel ony right
tell You that since she commenced the Belt hut
lew weeks sgo she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HER
HEARING and her general health is better several
years. Her friends soicsd beyond measure Il tn a
ny result"
IL Dr. CHRISTIE would that he above not soli.
tory ease Many persons who have quite lost their hearing.
ana have ceaf for years hye recovered the
means the organ he not Injured there is always iar
ennce o. recovery by tie appl cation OF
pficdffon IS made the better.
u The only agency ia New York for CHRnTE's genu
c Is At l82 Bioadway. Beware Of iIna
'un ,o o., ~ drug store has the genuine articles.
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Tonnage.
as, 01S

OF this number lO6 ships were owned in the United
States Of aggregate tonnage Of 80 995 of briggs
were 24l Of 4,326s TONS of which l42 from the
United States, of tonnage Of 262o6 tons schooners A.
Of 5s59 tons The aggregate Of foreign tonnage clear.
ed was AGA in number of vessels and s 1877 tons The
exports for the month Of January ls47 alone were 49,
2Oeh boxes of sugar. s276 arrobas OF coec and s459
hhds Of molasses.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of the principal products of Venezuela exported
from The port of Laguayra in each Of the past four
years. ending June 3Oth -
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PHILADELPHIA. March I2-S p

PHILADELPHIA, March l2-S p. M.
our markets are dull-no sales of -four or grain.
Holders are n'm at former quotations, but large
sales are impracticable without submitting to
decline
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ITO THE ::
LATEST MO N EMIT.
~ =. l. a. q IL A FsflCs

WASHINGTON, March l2-e p. M.
The Southern mail Of this evening brought no3
hing south of Richmond, Va
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AFFAIRS IN Al BANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II e l. K q IL APIIIC.

Senate.
ALBANY, March u, ls47.
Mr. BEExMAr gave notice Of bill for the par redsmp
ton Of bank notes in the city of New York
Mr. VAN ScHooNHoyEN laid on the table n resolut;on
calling on the Utica and Schenectady Railroad Compa
ny 10 report the quantity Of freight transported over
their road since November los the places whore the
was received where left the rates of freight oharg
ed, sc.
The bill to appoint Commissioner Of the Code was
taken up, and debated until the hour Of adjournment
Assembly
ALBANY, March IL, ls47.
Mr. WRIoHr, of sullivan county chosen Speaker
pro e to preside during the temporary absence of the
Speaker.
The bill for the election OF Judges taken up in
committee of the whole, when the classification of Jus
tees Of the Supreme Court Judges Of the Court of A
peals agreed to by vote Of SO to a. follows-
Justices Of the Supreme Court Of the ls 3d. h and 7t
Judicial Districts having the shortest time to serve shall
for the yaers thereafter constitute the Judges of the
Court OF Appeals and then alternately until otherwise
provided by law.
Other unimportant amendments were made.
Mr. CARPENTER moved to reconsider the vote provi
ding for the election Of Recorders with view to except
the city of New York from the operation Of the law
Carried.
The bill was then referred, to be reported complete
Mr. DEvsLIN introduced q bill to regulate Courts Of
Justice in New York.
Adjourned.
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

ly& A COUNTRY Residence and Farm on the South
PnAsde OF Long Island about 30 miles from this city, can
- reached IN three hours by the raj road. lies
opposite te aland contains about OF whc are
fenced INTO los aud under good The House
most convenient one, comparatively new and suce
large having live the ground floor The out.
oa.s e. ave ~ good gIdes has good Garden with
beds and the ground, about the house beautifully
with fiowes 18th two wells Of water
The land extends do the Bay the South aud reaches
back to railroad near the Thompson Station There fine
shng towing Ike and is the healthiest the
United States Half the money eau remain on mort
low. Apply 10 GEORtiD b Fisk
at the Office Of the Long Island Railroad Co.
mis- Wv ewh az William ~ Merchants, Exeh