Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-11-02
TELEGRAPH REPORTS, &c.
BALrIMoRE, NovEmBER I-5 p

! BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER Is p. M.
November has opened upon like bright May morning
and person walking up Baltimore street would think We
were in the middle Of instead of winter from the
Pearanee of the fair sex who gay bedecked in summer
raiment.
letter received from gentlemen board the United
States hsate Constitution, at Spezzia, says:
"We have Just received on board the flagship partv
q Hungarans, who recently arrived here They were off,
cs 10 ne Hungarian of liberty and forcb press
&c Dy ne ustrans into their ranks They recently arrived
non tuscany In the mnks Of large Austrian reinforce
ana .ook the f opportunity Of escaping here where
tney arrived after suffering many privaions and hardsbps
out of the country in any other way
- ss ooDermeH would have been obliged give them up
- Mo Ausuians. They appealed to the Commodore, and
are now safe under the stars and stripes"
Sales at the stocR Board of 800 Baltmore and Ohio
haroad Bonds 1857 at s32; Maryland SIS closed 1924
bid, l0s asked Baltimore 6's, 1890, 1884 bid
Sales to day $50 bbls Howard street Flour 81 7s Cir,
Mills held Of S475. Wheat and Corn remain unchsnged
New ORLEANS, OCTOBER 2s-4PM.
The WIZ Of John Mcloonogh-Hs Ersc,.tas. Be-
1ueafhme'fs fc-ln my despatch Of yesterday informed
you Of the death by cholera Saturday. Of John McD
ogh, weknown citizen Of this place and native Of Bs
more, puted to be worth about misns Of dollars H
was bachelor and during long residence in this cty &C.
cmulated the vey large amount above stated He was
very singular and especially noted for his misery pro-
Pensies lie has sister now living in Batimore-Mrs
Coe, wife Of Mr.. JoHS CoLE, music teacher or whose
family Kept music store in Baltimore.
lhs will OF Mr. McDonoghi opened and read to-day
IL Dequeahs to his sister, Mrs. CoLE Of Baltimore $4,000
and house to live in during the remainder of her life also
SSo O0o annually to the American Bible Society. The bulk
his property however, has teen given the citizens OF New
Orleans and Baltimore for the establishment of schools and
an asylum for the poor in both cities. The will also be-
queahsa very large to tho American Colonization So
ciety. This will is to be contested.
Seventeen have been apponted ar,ono whom
are the following gentlemen Of Baltimore Benz c. How
ARD, JoHs P. KENNEDY! JoHN G. SMITH, BRAErz MArsR
and HEEaI DIDIER besides HEERY CLAT, of Kentucky,
and the Rev. r. X. GURLEY.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 29.-4 Pm.
JENNY EIsD will give several here about the 10th
OF next month"; and then proceed Baltimore and Washing
ton Possibly she may go to Richmond, Charleston Ha
vana, New Orleans st. Louis Cincinnati and will proba-
bly, sail for London to attend the Worlds Fair.
BosToN, OcToBER 81.
The Village Bank at Dmvers (Mass.) was broken into
last night Phe watchmen fired upon the burglars and shot
one of them Dead who proved be son Of one Of the D
recors, residing door the Bank The father hearing
the report went to ascertain the cause and in his course
stumbled over the dead body of his son.
WoRcr srEn, (MAss.) OcroBra 25.
Charles James Swift, the fugitive slave on whose behalf
the symphies of the people Of this city were much excited
has returned s Story how ever socontradctorY that he
has again been arrested snc which he has confessed him
self an imposor and asserts that the intention Of
himself and another through the country and raise
all the funds they could by .cng the sympathies Of the
Abolitonists
M ONTREAL, OcToBER 81.
It is estimated that less than one thousand fugitive
slaves have arrived in Canada nce the commencement Of the
agitation The sympathy sho them formerly has nearly
died away Most Of them suffering for the necessaes
Of life.