The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-09-18
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


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BArrnosx, Sept is--S D. m.
Joint Political Discussion Distresssns Dsafi-Cold
Wsathsr.-Iagasoifs History Of The Lax War.-Txs
Coal Tfade.-Izs Markets. &c.
On "Wednesday afternoon tbs first joint meeting for pub
lie discussion between Mesn. Lowe and Clarke In hi.
civ will be held At Monument Square, Al O'clock and
will undoubtedly attract an immense assembAgs Tho
champion Of the democracy has no equal In he state
stump and the way he will make the mr ny VIII be
amusing 10 the democracy The candidates each speak an
hour allowed half hour each 70 reply 70 tho
Arguments of the other This the first meeting OF the
kind that has been held in this city tort number years
and WIZ give an impetus 10 the canvass that wh draw os
q full vote oil the Gibraltar OF democracy.
most distressing death occurred at the Eutaw House ON
Saturday night and there is doubt whether Il was the re-
suit OF accident OF suicidal design II appears that about
Y O'Clock in the morning the Waterman heard something
fall from the hstory window OF hotel into the yard
and on making an examination, found James r Ware.
Of fredericksburg Virginia, lying In the agones DEATH
He had gone his room but short time previous, and
had only taken of his coat previous either falling
throwing himself from the window though Is thought 70
have been the result of accident
The weather New York, for few days past reprs.
sented to been cold that coal fires in tho house and
oyercoats In the streets very comfortable Mornings
and evenings are also quite cool here, taking into conside
ration the fact that few weeks back we were sweiering
ia temperature of 90 degrees.
Ii .is announced by the Phisdelphia Pennsylvania
that the Hon Charles Jared lngersol will visit WashnE
ton in the course of few days, collect information Tor
his History Of Late War with England supposed
that much information with regard this subject may be
found among the letters and documents IN tho Stao De-
parment, and that Mr. Clay, who Is the only survivor Of
the ministers negotiate the treaty. VIII readily fu
nsh him with much and important matter In ROTATION
thereto.
Coal has advanced in this city to 90 10 per ton and
said TO be selling Philadelphia 10 % 80 on account
Of the great damage by the recent ese 70 the canals ana
railroads coal region Some purchasers arc waiting
for Decline whilst others are laying In asuppy In antici-
patton of q further advance
The aARKKrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
thore were sales of 200 bbs Howard street -four ~ "a Sl&
Sales Of 200 bbs City Mills at - u.s. Sales Of red wheat
at 96 up to 07 strictly prime, and white at 100
10 Sales of white and yellow corn at oS W cents
OATS 80 So cents Whiskey ~ cents. Sales Of 600 bags
at liz cents.
BALTIMORE, Sept. U.s. p. m.
The Public Discussion Campaign in the Cownties.-
City Mortality The Turkish Ambossador. --Irish
Movement Henry May, esq.-7hs Marksts Se,
The public take place Monument Square
tomorrow afternoon. between Messrs Lowe and Clarke
the democratic and wing candidates for governor Is tho
tonic OF general conversation Mr. Lowe has already I'D.
dressed several meetings in the city, and has been listened
to with interest and admiration by both wings and demo-
Gratis Mr. Clarke has stood aloof hence the anxiety
the people hear him in controversial discussion with 20
powerful orator as Mr. Lowe.
The official accounts of the discussion at Chesertown
Yesterday between Mess Lowe and Clarke. show that
the wing champion thoroughly used up The discus
sion no wever conducted in most orderly and gen
emanly Manner without the least incident to mar tho an
joymen Of the occasion. The good feeling existing be-
the speakers had its eectupon tn audience Al hs
discussion Cambridge last week. learn that MI Lowe
frequently interrupted and nsulted whilst speaking
by some noisy political opponents.
The health of city Is daily improving. The number
Of deaths during the past week but l0 of which num-
Der 60 were under five years age Consumption Claimed
twelve victims during the week
The Turkish Amin Bey, Is almost As greats
lion New York Jenny Lind Tho ladies Hook 70 80
aim in great numbers, being anxious 70 sec man who
has left 50 many home. He yesterday received III
who wished to himat the City Hall, and dinsd with
the Mayor in the afternoon
meeting of Irishmen held at Tammany Hall, New
York last night deliberate upon some measures where
by the British government may be persuaded 70 modify tbs
punishment of the exiled patriot, Smith o. Brien.
Henry May, esq, OF this city, (hough formerly Of wash
Is winning golden opinions In all pars Of the State,
accompanying Mr. Lowe in his canvass Of the counties
His remarks on reform, and especially reform In the judi
ciary recitng his experience Of judicial tyranny
claims the close attention Of all parties
The MARxKrs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there were no sales Of -four Of any kind Receipts Of grain
are light and but lte doing change 10 prices Whis
kew "a cents Sales Of 1850 bags Rio coffee At H. iit and
nj cents the Of Ill cents The offerings OF bsef
cattle At scales to-day reached 800 head al Of which
were sold TO the city trade prices ranging from " 10 70
80 rs per 100 lbs on the hoof equal - 20 and -
net, and averaging 81 70 gross Hogs-Markst esrsi
prices firm at 50 80 to %