The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-22
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. As, p
The Aail-robbsry aseShips for California
Cholera at NeV York.-Oato egislauTe-lh aoeady and
F0rTe.l.-Ths markets, SC.
The weather. to-day, is the most dsagreeable magma
BILE There has been almost ncessant rain since yester
day morning and there be little prospect of
change for the better. Rain from above and mud and
sop below, combine to give everything most nanmate
appearance.
In the United States district yesterday, the
against Richard Keys for robbng the mail whilst engaged
a clerk in city post Office called up but
of the absence of the Hon Reverdy Johnson counsel
for the accused it postponed to Wednesday week, tho
| 81 OF January.
third vessel ship Xyon is now up at this port for
California and all said to be filling mp rapidly with
freight and passengers large number of young
are preparing 10 go though "sober second thought"
and the idea of five months voyage, has had the effect
OF cooling the fever that raging with great many
The ships will all be well filed, however.
The New York papers report four of cholera
Quarantine, during the twenty hours closing
yesterday, and one death Three of these old in
of the hospital previous the arrival of the ship
New York.
The resident physician of New York reports one case
of cholera having occurred at O'Clock yesterday
ing at No Isl Washington street, being German board
ing house. The is that OF German, who has been
twelve months the United States and arrived from Pitts
burg eight days since. lie has been in intercourse
with the passengers of the New York, and had taken
passage Europe of Messr Fox and Livngston's
vessels and would have sailed this day if this attack had
| prevented him.
The latest intelligence from Columbus, Ohio is summed
up in the following despatch the Philadelphia Pennsy-
vanian:
COLUMBUS. Dec. 20.
The wing rioters again into the House this
ing and after remaining about minutes retired Where
this is end, serious re Election among all good
Ohio is bordering the most terrible anarchy; and
things progress much further the debts of the State will
be in jeopardy The thirty wing recusants taking
awful responsibility Ex-senator EWING Governor Bebb,
and Auditor Wood the prime movers in this rebellion
The proceedings in the Senate were unn'e resting
Mr. Forrest closes his engagement the Hody
theatre this evenings and is to be followed next week by
Mr. Macready who is from Richmond, where he
has received a most enthusiastic welcome.
The MARKEIs.--ln the Baltimore market this morning,
there was more inquiry for four and sales of 5000 1000
bbls Civ Mills have been made 81 S7h 81 SO, cash
and Holders of Howard street continue to ask 81 To-
which is about fair quotation. Corn meal W DO a
81 g. Rye -four So 25 There is special change in
grain Sales of good prime red wheat at IS lob cs
ordinary good 80 30 cts and family Hour do ITO ITO
cts Corn is steady. Sales of white A 10 Cts; and
yellow AZ 40 cts; choice lots 80 cts Oats rs 30
cts Rye 50 90 Provisions firm, and the tenden
cy Of prices upwards Sales OF whiskey at 20 70 cts
in bbs, and % cts. in hhds
At New York, this morning, stocks not quite so firm
Treasury note 6's 1877 1913, and new loan lOe
The flour market steady but active. Sales OF 1000
bbs at SIS 81 IS 81 for western, and 5 81 80 "A for
Genesee; southern held at % IA % oO. Corn meal
50 81 Rye -four SO l2l.
There steady demand for wheat Sales OF Geneseo
white at Us cents, and 1000 bushels red at 04 ITO
cents Corn is steady request Sales OF l0OO0 bushels
at 80 60 cents for Mixed and IS 10 for old flat
yellow Oats 35 cents Rye 81 a 62 cents, and dull
Provisions firm pork is selling at Sl3 SIS 70
and prime SO $40 Sales of 300 bbIs lard II cts
Groceries steady Rce, Primc, 81 Gus. per ID sugars
and moasses dull
The cotton market firm sales of 800 bales at full
prices fair Upland 81 cts.
Whisky dull at % 25a cts. per gallon