The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-04
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3-5 p m.
Cold ,eeathsr egislafe of OhioNsD York igisatue
choiera at Cincinnati election The
kets, &c.
The present weather bids fair to furnish good supply
OF ice of home manufacture which has not been the
Tor some years in this region.
we have at last something from the leg sature of Ohio
Oh tuesday The House organized, took up the
lion in relation the contested seats of the me from
Hamilton county The House addressed first bv Mr.
Pugh democrat in behalf of himself and colleague and
then by Mr. Spencer, wing, in behalf of himself and col
league The argument was concluded in the evening
and ON the roll being Called seventy members
10 their names.
Mr.. Townsend a free soil member from Lorsin county
moved an adjournment The question being taken the
motion was lost On motion, the question then taken
That George e. Pagh and Alexander N. PIERCE demo
cras) are entitled to seats on the organization Of this
The yeas and nays being called. stood as follows-yeas
20, nays 40.
The question them on notion taken on the second
That Oliver NJ Spencer and George W. Runyan are
ennied 70 seats on the organization of this House.
The yeas and nays being demanded s,ood-yeas 49,
nays IS three free soil members voting in the negative
On motion, the House adjourned
No Speaker be elected until this question is decided
AZ Albany on Monday evening" the wing members of the
sS m III he and Amp' Mndey was nomns
Blanchard, sergeant-at arms.
of resolutions was introduced proposing to in
sct the representatives in Congress and directing the
senators against the slavery in the Ter
claims of fexas and endorsing Mr. Cots esostsn II , rue
gard slave traffic in the District of Columbia The reso-
ons were opposed but have been made the order of
day Tor TO morrow.
despatch from Cincinnati, dated at halEpas o'clock
lasnght There been several cases of chole a
and few deaths At present are no boats at the
landing. All the boats thar up from New Odeans
during the past few days had cholera on board.
number OF deaths have taken p the upward bound
boats.
despatch from Boston King whig is elected
to Congress from the second district by majority of 800
Allen eesoiler from the 9th district by $50 majority
over all; Fowler in the ninth districts and that PArcy
free-so, has gained largely, and is probably elected
The cholera is certainly in the city of New York.
DESPATCH received this morning. says there has been
one and one death in the city proper.
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market, this morning,
flour remains quiet The views of holders above those
OF buyers Howard street is held at IS. There pur-
chasers at 81 S7A Sales of few hundred barrels CITY
Mills at $5-some unwilling to take this price, Corn meal
at 81 % 50 62t rye -four SO 62a The receipts of all
kinds OF grain very light Very little wheat selling
and prices remain unchanged Sales white corn at 48
50 cts and yellow 81 56 cts 20 80 cts rye 60
cts Sales of whiskey at "a Is per gallon.
AtNew YORK., this morning. government stocks were flrm
Sales OF treasury note skies at l0S 1851 ncies de-
pres sed
There is good and home demand for -four sales
OF $500 bbls Genesee at IS so SIS 7 southern do IS
SIS 81 Corn meal 81 81 So 81
Holders Of wheat have put the MARKET and buyers do
not meet them Sales of 5000 bushels mixed 90
90 cents Oats 3S Al cents. Rye G5 cents
There is quite speculative in pork, and large
sales at $l4 $l4 81 for mess.
Whiskey "a a 24a cents in bbls.
Rice is firm, and improving
Cotton continues in good demand, with fair sales and
prices in favor OF sellers. There has been an advance
since the sea mer's arrival.