The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-02
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
Eso@ our naIti.aor. Correspondent.

BALrImoHE, March LIS, p.
March WsahsrEfsets Of the wind AfoDsasnf among the
odd Fsiiows.- Psnnsyivanfa and the Sosfh<Ths Union
meeting The markets. &c.
March has opened its budget with clear, bright but
very windy dsysome idea Of the force Of which may be
Judged from the fac. that the roof Of warehouse in
the upper end OF the city was blown of.
The Grand Lodge Of the independent Order Of Odd Fell
lows Of Maryland have finally adjourned. after adopting
series Of resolutions that will excite much interest In the
Order throughout the Union In the first place, they
that the Grand Lodge Of the United States had
authority for levying the State Grand Lodges
to pay to their delegates per diem, and that the
resolution adopted that effect Is in violation OF their
constitution. Secondly they protest that the calling Of
special meeting OF the Grand Lodge in September at Gin
cnnat. for the purpose of altering their consttuon-whch
constitution be submitted for ratification to the
annual meeting of said lodge to be held few day after at
the same pace--evinces precipancy entirely unworthy
of grave and important subject Thirdly they earnest
y protest against the law Of the last session. dividing the u
the Grand Lodge of New York, without the
OF that body assumption Of power that efectu-
ally declares Grand Lodges Of
their caprice Fourhy that the articles OF separation be-
the Grand Lodge Of Maryland and the representatives.
Of the several fundamentals and they pro-
against the meeting Of Grand Lodge Of the United
States OF the limits Of the State OF Maryland resol
ton also passed. asserting that Maryland does not
spond the circular Of the Grand Lodge demanding the
per diem So II would seem there Is serious dic uy
in the Order.
The number Of deaths in this city during the past week
was 49, of which number 40 under five years of age
The health Of the city decidedly good for this Of
the year
The steamship Republic arrived here this morning. a
ter passage OF sxtytwo hours from Charleston.
bill has been introduced in the Legislature OF Pennsyl
vania and will 1t is thought be passed. repeating the law
Of the 81 Of March, I8i which forbids all officers Of the
State from aiding in the capture of fugitive slaves This
shows disposition the part of the Keystone State pay
regard in future to the constitutional rights Of the
Souh-an example that will, il Is hoped be followed by
other northern States.
There observation-disclosures rather disunion-among
the committee appointed to make arrangements and
daught resolutions for the Union meeting called be held
in this city on Monday evening next majority Of the
committee have the conclusion that the
premature The Hon. John p Kennedy is preparing
resolutions and his views do suit those of his col
gues which is another Of dissatisfaction The
Agus Thursday afternoon says that The Of
Of the committee placed the list without their
sent knowledge.
The There sales this morning of 500 bbs.
Howard -four $462h-the markets still inactive
For City Mills there has been demand, and there
sequenty transactions record The mers grinding
sparngy and the stock small Grain arrives very sparag
y but for the last few days the Price has rather declined
We quote 100 107 cents for ordinary prime red
white nominal prices from loS 100 Corn brisk
to-day at AZ cents for white and 4S for yellow.