The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-28
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Grad Re,iev at Fort McHeuy-Problb!s Re-
jocfions By the Sendte-Jphig Dissofisflction-A
Storm Ahead Indiuiluai Noies-lIarkets, SC.
Yesterday was gala day at Fort McHenry,
being Tie occasion of the first visit OF Colonel
Churchill, the new Inspector General of the army,
when the two companies Of flying artillery sta
toned there were fully drilled and reviewed.
These well appointed companies are commanded
by MAJOR SedewIck and Lieutenant Colonel Ma
gruder-General Childs commanding the post.
Captains Hale and Wynn, Of the Butish army,
were present. with the veteran General Walb ich,
and large number Of ladies' and gentlemen from
the city, by invitation The British officers were
much pleased with the drill Of the flying artillery.
After the review was over, and the various depart
ments and quarters had been fully examined, the
officers and their guests finally united in the
tpeciiOn oi some choice ratlons spread out before
them IN the greatest profusion.
There ~ some speculstloa going on here as TO
the probability Of our Collector and Postmaster
being rejected by the Senate, and it is even SAID
that OF the sections Of the wing party are dill
gently at work TO produce such contamination.
Kane, but not go bitter the disappointed wings
are and when | speak OF disappointed wings,
embrace in the category Senator Pearce and the
whole Wing Central State Committee.
As to the appointment of Mr. Maddox as Post
master, there Is not much democratic opposl-
ton but Colonel Monroe, and his associates OF
the Wing Central Committee, are Of opinion that
Reverdy Johnson threw his influence IN favor of
Mr.. Maddox, because the Colonel was recon-
mended by the committee. in fact, although the
central committee are acknowledged as the repre-
sentaiives Of the wing party Of the State, ] learn
that their recommendation has thus far proved
fatal to every applicant Tor place under General
Taylor What il known as the "court house
clique" has ruled the roast, and the symptoms of
rebellion are becoming strong, that should not
be surprised il an Effort should be made by Senator
Pearce and the central committee to prevent the
confirmation Of Gr. Maddox also.
Our city IL becoming Hooded with tn individual
notes issued by Messrs. Latham, OF Washington
city, and which are so gotten up as TO appear, at
casual glance, 90 be the Issues If The Exchange
Bank 81 Washington" Messrs. Latham may be
good men; bat the issue Of individual notes should
BE- lrowned down by all who feel an interest in the
establishment Of sound currency.
There ~ sul no change 90 note IN monetary
silairs, the market continuing easy and steady.
There has been better feeling in the stock mar
ket, and an Improvement in nearly all grades. The
market. however. closes rather aeayy.
The foloeing the sales at the stock Board yes
terday = llO0 Maryland G's. lOji t!OvO do. lOz.i
81 OC0 DO. 1o2s. 10 shares Bait and OHIO H. TX. ex.
div az; DO. Az; 10 do Az; do, 42b.
There have been movements In our markets since
the recent Of the steamers Howard street hour
IL s'ili held a. ~ and City Mills at 50 12h. There
has been but little huctustion ia the price IL grain
during the past week Sales of good to choce reds at
leo 10 Csc aud white at IO5 10 tt5c the latter price
reversf days at 81 TO Gle The news b. the steamer
may advance the price of ssveral cents per bshe
srre taes ~ Maryland aud Pennsylvanis rye have
been made at 81 TO b6c. Oats are worth 20 70 33c.