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Meeting Of the Press i'm Favor Of Cheap
POntnEe.


At a meeting of the members of the press, convcn-
ed at FulIcr's Hotel in the CITY Of Washington on
Wednesday evening April 10, 1873
Barnabas Bates was called to the chair, and John
c. Boyer, of Virginia, appointed secretary.
A committee was appointed to prepare a preamble
and resolutions expressive of the sense of the meet
ng--consisting of Kngman, Leonard Scott, Lewis
f. Thomas, Edmund Charles, and L. F. Tasstro,
who reported the following, which was unanimously
adopted
Whereas, il is of vital importance to the best in
tcress of our widely spread country that the means
of intercourse between the citizens in every section
should be enjoyed atthe least possible expense there
by alording equal privileges to all in the conducting
Of their business and holding intercourse with their
absent friends:
And Whereas it has been found, by the operation
Of the reduction OF postage in country, that in less
than three years the number ofetcrs passing through
the post office has increased more than 100 per cent
thereby increasing its revenue while it has afforded
greater facilities to the correspondence ofthe people:
And whereas the people have the right to call
upon their representatives in Congress to alter and
amend the postage laws, so as to remove every i'm
pedimcnt to the diffusion of knowledge and to afford
the means of a cheap safe, and speedy intercourse
among all classes of our citizens: therefore,
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cts. per h.; cash. considerable excitement in Re-
fined has recently taken place in New York arising
from the sales by auction Of about $4OO,OOo worth,
which brought down prices in that market; and
Messrs. j. G. Rchstein, the only distinguished Re
fners in this city, have determined TO come down al
so, and now offer Loaf, Crushed and Pulyerised, in
parcels of 5 or more packages at 81 and LOAF at
cts per h. cash. for smaller parcels on the usual
credit, they charge ct higher. The imports this
week from foreign ports have been 272 hhds 80 tres
and 49 brls.
TOBACCO.-The market is without the least
movement not hid. being taken for European ship
ment and the fetc hhds that have been sold were
for manufacturing purposes The receipts, as will be
seen by the inspections at foot still light; and
from the small crops, both Of Maryland and Ohio,
last year. the years receipts will be proportionably
limited but fully adequate, from present indications
abroad, to any demand. We are advised, on the
authority of letters, that both Maryland and Ohio
planters have commenced about to commence,
pitching for large crops this spring. 1t is not our
province to dictate but would suggest by saying
that we have no hesitation in expressing opinion,
that in the eUent of a general in Europe, the
planter who puts grain into his ground this spring
rather than tobacco will realize by far the most pro-
ftable returns The inspections this week comprise
243 hhds. Maryland, 34S Ohio, Virginia, and 30
Kentucky-total, 624 hhds. The amount of Mary
land and Ohio exported to European ports since Jan.
| TO 9TH inst, inclusive, has been as follows:
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The Great Chartist Meeting in London the 10th
tH.--We stated in our last that such meeting was
in contemplation: it took place-and the following is
abridgment Of the account including its character,
from the London Daily News: ...r
During this discussion two newly constructed
had driven up to the doors of the institution The
intended for the conveyance Of the monster pc
tition on four wheels, and drawn by many
splendid farm horses. ..'. ..N
upward of 20 feet in length, with seats arranged
comfortable accommodation to the delegates we'll
| several representatives of the press. The body
of the inscribed on the right side with the
motto, 1.-THE Charter. No surrender. Liberty is
worth living for and worth dying for;" the left,
The voice of the people is the voice of God;' while
on the back Of the Inscribed, "Who would
be a slave that could be free?' Coward, we con-
qucr; backward, we fall"
MIR. F. O'Connor the first to ascend the car.
| The hon gentleman received with loud cheers
by the crowd which thronged John street, and took
his seat in front Of the van. He was followed by
Mr. Ernest Jones, Mr.. Harvey, MIR. M'Grath, MIR.
Clark, Mr.. Wheeler, Mr.. Reynolds DIR. Hunter, and
other leaders of the convention The rest OF that
body having also taken their seats, the cortegc set
forth amidst loud cheers eu ...
At the Elephant and Castle new mass joined the
rear of those who, walking eight abreast, had fol-
lowed the train from the place OF departure, and on
reaching Newngton church the appearance OF the
masses was most bewildering Proceeding along the
Remington road. the common was reached at hall
past eleven o'clock. Here had already assembled
the Irish confederasts and the various bodies Of the
trades OF London, who had ntimated their intention
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COASTWISE.

Boston-Bnk j. W. Paige.
Rum 80 brls, wine 20 or cSks, Walters & Harvey;
boots & shoes 700 pkgs domescs 800 do, other mdze
900 do, plaster 40 tons, snndry consignees.
NelU Iork-Brig Union.
Salt 100 sacks hay and straw $50 bales, master.
Netc Tork-.Sch Sharon.
NIdzc 10 cases, Fisher, Miller & Co; tea 10 hf
chSts, Harvey, Carson & Co; wine or csks, l.
Thomson & Coz mdzc 500 pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co.
Ne,c York-Sch. S. e. Merrill.
Iron 40 bdls hoop, E Pratt Bro malt 500 BUSH
els, liazIehurst & Phelan; mdzc ~ cases, Loney,
Townsend & Loney; 57Opkg do, Rose, Merrill & Co.
Netc York-Sch. Michigan
OIL csks, G SMALL steel bdls, anvils l csk,
scnic kegs, T Glare; grain 1000 bushels, II White;
mdze 81 bils, J & G Richstcin; 81 pkgs, Taylor
& Son; tobacco 100 bales, mdze 272 pkgs, order.
Netc York-Sch. Bounty.
Wine 10 or cskS, mdZc pkgs, l. Thomson & CO.;
tin 26s bxs, tea 60 hf chsts, ndzc PIT pkgs, Rose,
Merrill and others.
Charieston-Sch. Norember.
Rice 80 tres Inf do, L X Matthews s Co; 33 tres
| ht do, Wilmington & Eastman; feathers AZ bags,
wax do, roots do, J Landstrect & Son; feathers
4 bags RELY Pcndleton; fruits and roots p bags,
Wilson & Burns; rice lao tres, doncstics 81 bales,
Goldfish csks, sundry persons.
Ne,r Orleans-Ship Hargrare.
Pork 59i brls SO csks, whiskey $50 brls, Sulli.
van < Sons lard ID hhds l67 brls, pork 345 do, w
b Tyson * Co; rs do, lard Al do, ] M'Cullogh &
Co; hams 81 hhds, Adams s Stevenson; sugar SO
tres Cuttings; cotton 297 bales, bacon III hhds,
lard Oi pkgs, hides 81 bds, blue lick water 40 brs,
order.
Ne,c Orleans-Brig Saldana.
Pork 500 brls, whiskey 1876 do, Sullivan * Sons;
pork 1915 do moasses II do, 100 bales order.
Netc Orleans-Brig Silas Marean.
Sugar 81 hhds l. Cuttings; lard 90 brls, r H Plea
SAINTS; rs do, stearne SO do, tallow pkgs, Clark
kellogg; cotton 80 bales, bacon $50 hhds, wool
bales, skins do, leather 10 rolls, order.
Franklin, (La.)-Sch Lucy Blake.
Sugar 95 hhds, molasses l26 brls, 5 Hurlbut & Co.
Franklin, (La)-Brig Trojan.
Sugar 300 hhds, molasses 200 brls, S Hurlbut Co
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

A GENTS for the sale Of the following articles,
"A have constantly on hand, and for sale liberal
terms,
turrd by the ntietam Iron Works.
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, Charcoal manu-
featured By the Antietsm Iron Works.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and arious di-
mansions, say fiat bars, inch to u inches wide, by
to inch thick; square and round bars. TO inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill.
BOILER PLATES-of any size and pattern.
SHEATHING "COPPER" full assortment. from
Ia to SO OF. Also, Copper and Composition Nails,
Brazicrs Sheets, and Copper Tacks
COPPER BOLrS-assorted.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MusTz"
PATENT ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation Of this article and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it TO preference;
u constant supply received direct from England.
w. & H. McKlM,
10 If No. "a and 56 8. Gay street.
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II L M 0 v L d.

1NIIE subscriber being compelled TO move from
IL Gay street has located hinse at the CORNER
OF SOUTH STRICKLAND EXCHANGE PLACE,
under J. X. Egerton's Lottery Office, where he is
ready aud willing 10 supply his old friendly custom
ers, and all others wishing TO use the best of
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC MALT LIQUORS.
He keeps constantly hand, Guinness, Sons & Cos
DUBLIN DOUBLE BROWN STOUT, LONDON
BROWN STOUT, SCOTCH ALE, and POUCH
KEEPSIE, ALBANY and other ALES; also AME-
RlCAN PORTER, and BROWN STOUT; and
New Ark and other elders.
From experience Of some thirty years in the
Botling and Brewing business, it is to
say, that he prepare for any Foreign market or
home consumption, Malt Liquors Cider, as we'll
as other people. Shippers or masters of Vessels
may be assured that his Liquors will keep good in
any climate.
apl n THOMAS WALSH,
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

LirGpooL-Nip Hrkdpay.
Salt 1850 sacks common 1900 do fine, Clark & KEEL
logg; soda ash Is csks, w Howell & Son; hardware
do, Boury & Son; do, E Jenkins & Sons.
Rotterdam-Ship Gdronne.
Coffee sol bags, glassware 81 cases, Deecke s. Ger
des; steel IS bdls, scythcs cases, E Pratt & Bro;
gin . pipes, l. Thomson x Co; mdze IL csks bx,
Graf x GOrtcr; coffee 60 bags, gin 20 pipes. madden
csks, mdzc 10 pkgS, order
Bremen-Brm ship Johannes.
Bricks 10000, mdze bx, A Schumacher & Co;
bottles 1876 hmprs, Brauns & Focte; mdze bxs, J
f Strohm 4 Co; 10 bales bxS, III & + Won Kapf;
I do, G Fischer & Co; IA do, Ii Thierman; , bags,
II l. Rictz; | case, f FIckey & Sons; IS pkgs, e S
OIdfeld linen bxs bales, F w Dammann; mdze
3 pkgs, DelIus Halvcn 10 do, corks bales Stcll
man & Rippelmeyer; mdze ~ pkgs, Spilker & Al
bcrt L do, Caspari; , do, G Meyer; 2ll do,
Uhrlaub; do, Boury s Sons; 10 do, order
4frcciLo, Up. R.)-Sch. Statesman.
Sugar l47 hhds, molasses 63 csks, old iron lot,
w Howell & Son; sugar brls, molasses do, master
CientuegOS-Sch. JPatchman.
Sugar 1875 hhds 80 tres 4o brls, molasses 81 hhds
br, Wilmington & Eastman.
CdrdenaS-Sch. Vandd.
Molasses 244 hhds % tres l. Cuttings
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THE EASTERN MARKETS

Have not varied materially in prices since the re-
port which will be found on the next page of this
paper, particularly as respects Flour and Grain.
There more animation in Pork, in New York,
and prices were rmer but for other descriptions of
Provisions the market was dull. Foreign Spirits
were in less request, and Domestic Whiskev had ad-
vanccd ! a cent. There were heavy operations in
Loaf and other Refined Sugars by auctions early this
week, at which 1889 pkgs besides 29,700 Loaves
loose disposed of at decline of za3 cts. per h..
on previous late rates. the extremes about I
ond 81 cts, cash.
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THE NEW STEAMER AMERICA.

This new ship, belonging to the Cunard line of
English steamers, arrived at New York on Saturday
last in IA days from Liverpool, with further very
important political advices in relation to the spirit of
revolution with which all Europe appears to be more
or less threatened-yea, Uisited-we can truhfully
say with respect to portions of it, But France
quiet when the steamer left, and may remain so for
a season: England was quiet-the great Chartist
Meeting in London having passed off in a way as
shown in another place-and Ireland, though in
surrectionary movement could be discovered, was
vigilantly watched Holland remained Tranquil
There was little Improvement in the Corn market,
but Cotton was still lower.
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lara Coffee in Holland.-The Liverpool Times of
9Th ult. reports public sales of Java Coffee at Am
sterdam and Rotterdam, which were very fiat. About
497 900 bags offered, Of which about 100000
sold, and the remainder withdrawn. The market
much depressed, good ordinary brought 9aa20a
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Stock on hand, 18th inst, 81 1893 hhds.
WOOL.-The market has been for some time in
active and prices the declinc and these remarks
will apply with equal appropriateness to the other
markets Of our county. We note the sale, however,
this week. of mixed lot of 5000 lbs. at 20 cts per
h. less per cent for cash, which, under existing
circumstances, is the very top of the market.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards last Monday amounted 10 775 head, $50 OF
which were taken by city butchers, 81 driven East
wardy, and 234 were left on drovers' hands. The
prices paid ranged from 275 to 81 gross equivalent
to 5.50a $775 per 100 lbs, net In live Hogs, there
has been no improvement in prices, but remain at
4.25a S4.75.
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EXCHANGE.-Sterling is nominally lOall per
cent, but very little, however has been done On
Paris there are no drawers buyers; and Holland is
pretty much the same; any quotation would therefore
be only nominal Bills on Bremen have sold at 81
cts, which is advance, and they are still in de-
mand, and considered the safest medium at present
through which to make remttanccs. We quote as
follow:
Bills on London Gsterg 60 DAYS lOall per Ct prem.
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"The Beginning and the End."-Many eulogics
have been delivered at various times and places,
and by different orators, the death of the late
JOHN QUINcY ADAMS; but among the several traits
of character which peculiarly marked the deceased
from "the beginning 10 the end'' from boyhood to
old age, none probably more graphical than the
two following, as related by Edward Everett-the
former as having occurred at the age of ten years.
BRAINTREE, June 9, l777.
Dear Sr,-I love to receive letters very well;
much better than love TO write them. make but a
poor figure at composition. My head is much too ic-
kle. My thoughts are running after birds eggs play
and trihes, till get vexed with myself Mamma
has a very troublesome task TO keep studying ]
own am ashamed of myself. ! have but Just enter
I'd the third volume of Rollins History, but designed
10 have got half through il by this time. i am de-
tcrmined this week to be diligent. Mr.. Thaxtcr
is absent court. have mysclf stint this week
to read the third volume half out. If but keep
my resolution, may again at the end of the week
give a better account Of myself ! wish, sir, you
would give me in writing some instructions with re-
gard to the use Of timc and advise me how to pro-
portion studies and play, and will keep them by
me and endeavor TO follow them.
With the present determination Of growing better,
! am, dear sir, your son,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
p. S. Sir,-If you will be so good as TO favor me
with blank book, will transcribe the most remark
able passages meet with in my reading, which will
serve to fix them upon my mind.
"In November, lS46, while walking with friend
in Boston, Mr.. Adams felt paralytic shock. He al
once said it was the shock Of death In his journal
he made the cntry-'From this day date my decease
consider myself, for every useful purpose to myself
and to my fellow citizens, dead. His journal
which he had kept for than fifty years, stopped
on that day. Four months afterwards he resumed it
under the head of 'Posthumous Memoirs, and he con
tinued TO serve his country another year. The
ing previous 10 the final shock he received in the
Hall Of Representatives, he had read TO him Bishop
Wilberforces Sermon on Time. That was the las
night he passed under his own roof"
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EVA UNToN YELLOW METAL

Z SHE G The increased de.
maud for this article has induced the turers
to erect extensive additional works, and are pre-
pared. IN conjunction With MIR. VIM. H. Muntz (son
OF G F. MuntZ, Esq. Of Birmingham England) TO
Offer YELLOW METAL SHEArHING- which
they confidently recommend unsurpassed even by
the celebrated Nuntz, English make.
Several suits vessels belonging to this port that
have been on about two years (and at Boston New
Bedford, &c. longer time have given general salts
faction the price being about three cents less than
copper, and the old Exchanged for new, at Inference
of six cents, offers great inducements for its general
use.
This article only he had in Baltimore at manu-.
facturers' prices, Of the undersigned agents.
Also. large Stock Of BRAziERs' COPPER. Cor.
PER BoLTs. Cooper and COMPOSITION SHEATHINa
NAILS, constantly on hand-for sale BY
f PRATT & BROTHER.
je5 ly 81 and % South Charles vt.
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening, printed fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, can be had at the Printing office
of this paper N w. corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up Stairs,) to-day by S O'clock at
cts. SINGLE or cts each, for or more copies
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CHOICE PROVISIONS.

CHOICE PROVISIONS.
THNHE subscriber has still on hand and for sale on
Il pleasing terms, of his own manufacture, war
rantrd TO keep well in any climate, TO say:
Mess. Prime Mess, No. | and Prime PORK
Mess and No. BEEF; Reef TONGUES
BACON-Sdes, Hams and Shoulders, superior
quality
LARD-FamiIy Lard. sealed up in stone jars;
also a quantity Of suitable Lard, in brls. and
kegs. for shippers, good; and
100 tierces city packed Prime Mess BEEF.
JOHN D. EARLY,
aug IL If No. 37l Baltimore-st.
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOMBARD STREET,
FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
COPPER from II to 81 o.
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, de.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT ROnS,
COMPOSITION NAILS aud SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, &C., Sc, &c.
G5-Old Copper purchased. june S #.
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ADAMS e. STEVENSON,

"A ID n WI q > Il Il FINoUN,
LEXINGTON ST, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE,
ID EG leave to call the attention Of Families to
- their Stock ofSUGAR CURED HAMS, which
ready for sale, and will be found q superior
article for the table Of the conn oisse Persons de.
sirors Of having good Bocon throughout the summer
can now secure any quantity. and have it kept in
good order until wanted for use. They also offer for
sale, in quantities TO sut, HAMS. SIDES, SHOUL.
DERS, Smoked Beef To NGUEs, Mess PORK and
SAUSAGE CASINOS. MARI
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, April Is. HAVRE, April II.
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Total. bales, l94I, POS. Cos, 42S.. Inc 1876 $50
The sales in this market this week have comprised
lI7 bales New Orleans, received via Nassau, at s.
cts; l72 louisiana, low grade, at 81; Al do. fair
u; 55 do Upland, :; and about 10 bales other de-
nominations at corresponding prices, all mos.
FEATHERS.-Salcs in limited way continue 10
be made at 32a35 cts. per ID, cash, according to
quality. The stock increasing.
FISH.-Thcrc has been good and improving de-
mand for Shad and IIcrrings during the eek and pri
have slightly advanced. The catch is likely to
turn out short one, and the supply will not b. equal
to the demand. Shad have advanced to S125 for
No. trimmed, and Hcrrings 10 $3.50. Mackcrcl
in fair demand, but prlccs particularly for No g.
somewhat easier, $3.50 $5.374 having been ac-
cepted for lots.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market has
been remarkably Inactive and probably not 1000 brlS.
of Howard street have been sold during the week.
There have been free sellers at S5.6oi, and some
few small lots have been taken at that rate. To-
wards the close sale reported at something less.
The last sale of SuSquchanna was at SO City Mills
is held at $6.25 on time adding interest, but opera
tons have been very limited in part for the want of
stock probably. Rye Flour continues in limited sup
ply Coru Meal has been selling at $S225 per brl.
for Penna. Inspected this week.
Corn Meal, GI brls.-
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BALTIMORE-DOM EXPORTS.
The amount of Exports from the port of Baltimore
foreign ports for the months of March and April,
lS4S, were as follow: