The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-11-08
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8--5, p. M
The me,us By the steam
expected. from Santa Fs-Startiing
from Chihuahsa.-Arrpdt of troops at Santa Fs.-De-
action By fire. effect of the Caiedonias the
markets, &c.
The mails by the steamer Caledonia reached here yes
terday morning, though copy of Wilmer & Smiths Eu-
ropean Times received by the Sun yesterday Its
effect on the Baltimore market will be below An
other (he Washngton) has been out fourteen
DAYS Cowes and will bring six days later intelligence
The mail from the north to-day brings but little intelligence
ofineres The papers speak with confidence in predict
ing that no failures will be caused in commercial cities
y the monetary disasters in England Orders for produce
have entirely suspended and foreign houses have
written to their agents. saying that they want consign-
ments unless shippers want no remittances
Geographic despatch from Cincinnati furnishes us the
following important intelligence:
We from the ST. Louis papers, received here this
afternoon that Mr. McShane arrived in that city the
Ist instant from Fe bringing confirmation of the
previous news received together with further important
intelligence from that remote region
company with Messrs. McMurphy and Knight Santa Fe
traders They report that there had been no communica
ing the hostility evnced by the inhabitants against
people, There several in circulation, the
effect the Americans had been badly used there
were finally driven of the place Too much credit
however, not to be attached to these they do
not appear comein authenticated form.
At Santa Fe the Mexcans remarkably quiet, bending
with submission TO our mild and wholesome laws
number of volunteers belonging to Col Easton's COM
mand froic few nights before they LEFT, and
the morning they found themselves snugy locked up
in the caaboose. Our officers show determination
punish mpropretes of their soldiers every instance
in order examples for the Mexicans to profit by.
The following troops had arrived at Santa Fe Col Eas
toms battalion and Hossendenbs artillery, together with
the panes of mounted volunteers They all in
excellent health and spirits Walkers battalion had taken
up the line Of march for the Navagoes country Captain
loves company the last advces were quarered at Al
buquerque While the march for Curvorte, Capt Love
lost fourteen of his They subsequently reached one
Of the military stations and were sent 10 the Rio Grande
Towards chihuahua Mr.. McShane that he the
way companies of troops and twelve traders
from the United States They informed him that the gras
ON the praes around the bend of the Arkansas river
tending far Council Grove had been destroyed by
and that their cattle and trains had suffered severely
sequence, compelling them to leave number of wagon.
and much stock.
Commodore Stockton, with his party had arrived at ST
Josephs, and left there the 10Th OF July Everything
then quiet.
The MARKETs.-In the Baltimore market, today f1ouI
continued unsettled. sale of $50 bb Howard
made at So There sellers than buyers at this
price, and some offering Mt S5 87t City millers
holding above the views of buyers II is thought that SO
would be taken. Rye flour is held s., and meal al
80 "a SO So The actual decline in -four thus far, since
the receipt of the Caledonas news is about l2l cents
There have been considerable arrivals of wheat to-day
sales of several thousand bushels 2 125 for
to prime reds, and l25 $50 cents for white do, Fam,