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BALTIMORE, April n, 1850

BALTIMORE, April n, lSj0.
The Odd Fs1osos As~ivrsary-A Democratic pVar
ship BuiLi,ng-Accrdent-lM Mechanic Inst,-
f~ts, Sc.
The weather, yesterday proved quite inclement
Notwithstanding which, the Odd Fellows process
sion and festival proved a most imposing affair
The rain fell slowly during the entire time of the
procession and the magnificent banners and regalia
were greatly damaged. There were no less than
five cars in the procession, containing about two
hundred of the orphan children supported and edu-
Gated by the order.
The war among the democracy Of Baltimore, as
to who shall be the democratic nominee for COVER
nor, is raging to such extent, that all hopes Of
success will depend on dropping all the prominent
candidates, and taking up compromise candidate.
All kinds of charges and accusations are being
made, and each day is increasing the violence of
their opposition. Those who have hitherto been
accustomed 10 lead the democracy by the nose in
all such matters, have been oored by the route Of
Colonel Cuttings in the city, some of whom threa-
ten TO vote for the whig nominee, if their favorte
is not chosen. Colonel Cuttings is bank presi-
dent, and Of course the old hunkers are united on
him to man. They know he carries the snews
of political warfare in his pockets, and they trust to
their own cunning TO be able TO insert their own
fingers quite bIiskly. They should remember
however, that the only qualification of Mr.. Car
roll, their nominee six years since, was money,
and that they were most shamefully beaten.
The Messrs. Bell, at their ship-yard, at the lower
end of the Falls just getting up the frame of a
fine chip, of about 600 tons, for Captain Myrick
and others, destined for the Pacific trade.
A little boy, named Johnson, was, yesterday,
run over by heavy loaded cart the wheel passing
over his neck causing instant death.
The Maryland Mechanics Institute have re-
ceived the consent Of the City Council to erect a
hall, for the purposes of the Institute, the first
square Of the Centre Market House. which is about
four hundred feet long, and sixty wide.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF New York, April IS, 1850.


Cleared
steamship-6hio, Sehenck, Havana, New Orleans, and
ships-Msry Glover Chase Liverpool Howes Godfrey 4
Coz Fairfield Loyeland, Charleston, Bulkley.
Barks-f A Kinsman, kinsman, Turks Island, ] W El-
WELL Falmouth, Sherman Pictou, l. Buck x Co; Auto
leon Park New Orleans Eagle Hazard; Aurora Gunder-
Wilmington NC.
Brigs-Marian Gage, Read, La Union. Panama Bay b
Banco; Sea Belle Hartman, Aguada; Eudora Mathews
81 Thomas Moss. Jr Eliza Helen (Br) Clements Halifax
Iovett Co; Annandale tBrl Lawrence, Windsor Ms,
Burnham: Matagorda, Purchase Matagorda VI Brow
Plato. Little Richmond; Charlotte, Hopkins Bath Me,
Buck Co; RosAnna (Br) spinase, Halifax, Ms 4
schrs--yestaI Hammond. Lisbon r Osborn: Jealous
Center Port Prince Van Brunt Clsyton Osier (Br)
do Britain tBrl Atkinson Cumberland Ms Soule Whitney
Coz Debonaire (BrD Lockhsrt Windsor Ms; Laura Jane
Delano, st Marks, Newport &C. Ladd; Vail, Delano
Arasehieola, do X Ann, Murray. Beaufort; Globe Sim
Knapp Washington City, sc; Gaelle, Cone Bamors Sc
gune swan do; Susan Mary Crockett Ca stne Hanover
Togg Bath; Corneia Faulkner Ellen, Kelly; Lewis Crow
ELL Ellen, Ames, and L. Lowell Boston; Cyrus Chamber
iain. ~ sarah, Ferry New Bedford; Maria Louisa
sosps-Benj Williams, stursss PrO,ideace Henry Clay
lily, hiddletown, Sc.
ShS Aryum tof Bangorl Rankin. Hsvans, April Is with
Brig Ella, Halrt, Luiec, 10 days.
schr Vine tr q Yarmouth, NS Kelly Anguls, % days.
with salt, 10 II Drsine.
Sailed.
Ohio chenek Tor Havana and New Orleans went down the
lower hay yesterday during dense fog and probably
They through the Narro~s about
within -four minutes Of each other.
Arm g-wnd during the day from W to Y. with dsnss
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IrILow Fpts AT BHasIL-GRrsrM MoRr,Lirr .rB.pr.
The brig Boston from Bahia the 10Th inst arrived
AT this port ,hat the yellow tevcr had been
raging terribly st Bahia, sweeping OF seamen belong
ing 10 vessels In port anda great number Of the slaves
government report makes the total mortality In the
province 5000 Previous TO the sailing Of the Boston,
there had been a severe thunder storm. which had
cleared the atmosphere, and caused the disease to
In few days -Ilosfoa Tfar,isr. .ipriI2T
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.

STOfk SAfIS.
Bsirnonr April S-tlo'o United states 81. ist-, ia
le baltimore Gs. l-to lts 100 do, o5f a as 100 do.
lWH 1000 baltimore 5s a. shs Nerchsn,. Bsnk. %
10 tnior Bank, esS ~ Marine Bans, csj loo As. Fire
men's Ins time IA - do. 7r ~ do 90 Bstimcr-
sss ohs Rsilr a s.s 2 d. ss Is Do saA. . 40
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
MEDICAL.

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years, in whom slate. mpor,sn, change
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seses 81 q surs rrrs s9uss, may Be said fe.rs.
% diseases and far superior anything
shed In this country Authsr of The woTt o. fsupss
smis.ons inro;.ns{ ser caused hy improper hstits
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tordsl OF frocrestive Elixir prescribed effective
restorative In esses of Debility fmpoency or Rsrrennes
sne al irregularities q nature. II Is all Processes
BE- vt-Nstures Great Restorative and remedy Tor tho.~
" The married state without offspring II cur
icr seminal emissions geuer, debility eeet veskne. q
she fenta orE.ns nervous affections, lsucorrhga
i , medicine !, is unequsiled Also, certain
s'y 'of nerient consumption and nageson. scd osir
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~. b-Also IN Boston. at " fremont Row.
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ne can cure the Of this
charge.
DRlyATK DISEASE CURED IN oNK DAY. By a
local application without pan.-Ths victims of seerst
nsplt can rely on permanent cure BY an entire
Europe With success in every ease, Dr. LARNoNT q
hsde street has cases daily, that have haed osh~
physcsns Pils fcr the 81 Female frresuisr,ss 81
gH00 REwARD.-yErrRIEs ANTIporE A sys
RVVV cto Mixture for the of gonorrh,rs. cI~~x
s,neture. snd similar disorders makes speedy c.rs
chsnge IN sppcson 20 business The proprietor chsIie~~ss
sngie csse which the mixture will
fsture 81 hvs sundred dollars furthrhe disease cassss
~ Pot up in bottles With full directions 81 one kss
lasts week-msny cured Yor sale b. q. n
RING, lH BrVsd-sy ls Bsysrd street,
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PLAcys OF NArrrry.-United States. l5O ireland, II
HsssnS, se:,i,1d 81 wsis' i Ss,m.sy III Franco
From Hospital. Bellevue, IL !; Small foI. BIsekwols
Island l. Lunatic Asylum. do Il Blooming Asylum for
Insane, Wards Island IA Randalls Island l; City Hes
pital a. Aims House. Blackwell Island. Celsred Home
Colored Persona. o. A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
City inspectors Oacs, April q, 1850
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

on the 21st Of April by Rev Mr. McCsrnen Pastor Of
80 Josephs Church Mr.. ?. ,. McMuLIrs, to Mssr 8.
Ktns. both Of this city.
In Brooklyn on the 10Th Of Apr at the Rectory OF 80
AIMS by the Rev Dr Cutter, Capt Oscar Dsoesrr, Of
Iisbury, Mass, 70 Miss J.-s BsLL, Of Fsirhsvep,
Mac
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

In other words the regular bills for the army and
navy a. reported amount together 20 the round sum
Of seventeen millions for the peace establishment aud
by sme ndmsnts msy probably have another million
with CORES ponding libcrsty in the other appro-
priaions ~ cha u course have TO borrow money TO
meet the demands upon the treasury
The weakest aud moft absurd feature of the navy
bill is the susp nson - the mail contracts with the
ocean steamers ur according 10 the proviso Of the
bill doubtless inherited AZ the instance of Secretary
Preston. not one ~ the existing mail contracts will
stand ~ All events have the Secretary Of the Navy
using al his power Co suppress the mail steamship
syetsm. instead u encouraging BY new contracts IN
every direction the increase aud extension Of lnes
of
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

Anruto-s1 Nres faau Hss1to--I ID has been said In
this country that the busrs q Mexican bond. In Lon
dcr hats fsqu~stsa Lord fainerstOn demand II the
grvsfrmsut a tle United States n suspension Of the
payment a the Msxicsn indsmnity until the rights Of
the Inglsh credtors shall b. assured until Mexico
shall ratify the convention CONCLUDED with Mr. Robert
son. the English agrnt The Mexican papers think
that neither the British government that Of the
United sstes vii Hccede To this proposition because
according toprncipirs recognized ann ng nations the
English creditors bring their claims before the
Mexican tribunals and In case justice be denied the
English govsrnmept and that of Mexico settle the
affair without the Intervention of any third pover.
Prom chihuahua We have hle of papers reaching to
March g. They contain long account of the conflict
between q party Of Americans and the inhabitants of
the mining yslsge of Jesus Maria adverted to By us
some time since In this encounter two Americans
Killed They were brothers, named David and
Robert Sanderson.
The news heretofore received of the Killing of David
N Tofrey ty party of Camsnches 10 confirmed by Q
letter from the commandsnt of the colony Of San
Carlos.-hew Orleans Piespuns, .9rrri H.
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

TAILow was something easier, but the inquiry
pretty fair, at &c. cash. for prime.
WnisKrY-Thc market was steady and the amount
offered for sae quite limited We notice sales Of
so bbls Prison and low proof Ohio ut axe In drudge
we have no special change TO notice. The market
badly supplied
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

on Saturday, April 27, in the cath yes Of hs age,
JsHr GsA., printer.
s friends. the friends Of the family With the ocers
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
Interesting from Yucatan.

lrrom the N. ". PlcHyune, AprH III
We are indebted to the courtesy OF commercial
house OF this city for late papers from Yucatan nclud
ing dates from Merida Of the 4th, and Csmpeschy OF
the 9th inst
The prospect of . speedy termination Of tho
with the iDsIrgent Indians grows daily fainter and
fainter Tho boasts of the Yucatecos that tho
rebels were completely crushed appear to have had no
f1mer foundation than the desires Of the whites The
wish evidently father to the thought so far from
having succumbed to their foes, the Indiana hsvere
sula. particularly in the vicinity Of Valsdold, the
scene Of many bloody encounter
The Campeachy Raxen Of the 5th instant, says -
Notwithstanding their being daily beaten by our
and by degrees come in and yield obedience to the
laws as was hoped and AS the miserable situation to
which they were reduced in comparison with that
they had at one time achieved, seemed to compel
them. The conduct of these poor deluded creatures
now, as ever reveals their Incidence and nclinations
1t stupid absurd strangely marked with the seal OF
their habitua turpitude. aud their Ignorant obsti
macy"
No doubt the Yucatecos think all that; but they
cannot persuade the Indians to agree with them. II
they could, every thing would no doubt go on well
enough.
The Merida Roien Ofcial of the 4th inst says that
the last from the theatre Of brings informa-
ton that the rebels have resumed operations and
taking tho initiative in the campaign.
The Yucatan papers usual full Of the reports
OF skrmishes marches and counter marches In which
mannuvres, IL appears the whites were generally
cessful On the 2lth ut fourteen Indians were cap
tured at Kama.
Such is the general run of the reports given In the
Yucatan papers No extensive operations have yet
been attempted but the Is confined to series OF
ncursions into the ensmys districts resulting proba
bly, In the killing Of two three Indians the capture
OF few prisoners. dozen muskets, little
munition, &c. ending with speedy retreat. The
fucatecos setm to be thoroughly exhausted BY their
long and wearisome struggle with the rebels.
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Telegrsphic Marine Reports.

NHAhInro>, April ~.
Airiyed-shp John Currier, NYork: bArks Jasper do;
Syph, Bosten.
Nav ORLrAys April 10.
Ariyedshirs Dirgo, and WIN fsten Boston; lark Mar
nora NNork.
fellowship Galens from NYork.
WILMINGTON, April 25.
Arrived-schr clenroy. NYork
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

This IL pretty good for the army but the suppress
sion of the Arsches and other Indisns along the
Mexican boundary. will probably require a mounted
force. the cqu IIent aud support Of which will add
another half million 20 the expenses the treaty "
Guadalupe Hidago requires IT, and, we presume. the
Committee Military Affairs will attend to II In q
separate bill or iu amendment.
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

DR COOfTR "a DUANE STREET, HAS. FOK THE
Iourteen years confined his practice 70 the rest-
men oi mercurih and other diseases delicate
ne ian cure the
charge. :" W -
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

We annex extracts Of letters received yesterday by
one Of our leading cotton houses 10 which call the
attention Of the manufacturers Of Manchester -
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

FoT comploting Ncw York Dry Docs ..... 10000 OC
Do. noatiug dock at kttery. b. 80 900 "
Do. do at lhnadclphia. al 2l2 Oo
Do do at Ponsscola .. ll4a1O W
For the marine corps pay. y............ 253 doc "
Provisions f,,r marines on shore. ........ $1,000 "
Clothing fuel military stores. barracks.Sc. tp,3lo "
Contingencies candies. oil spades shovcls.
axes. Nasbs rwom,u. Sc. ....s...... 9ooo y
Total navy TN. ................ .seAis s.9 v
Total army lil. .........s o@oo'o' "
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

DRlyATK DIsEAsE CURED IN ONE DAY, BY q
local application without pain.-The victms of secr~t
s can rely on permanent cure an entirs nev nsss
EUROPE With success in every ease. Dr. LARN0NT, q
sae street has cases daily, hst have bsed the osher
physicisns pills for the ~ reaie
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

IkrryR Rags for Halifax and Liverpool p.r steamer
America will close at the Exchange Reading Room 81
change Tuesday 9th At IS minutes to o'clock vhero
letters can be rrcrsid 20 any part of the world.
Letter Bag for Kingston, Js Chagrc., PAnama, yapa
raso California Nc steamship Crescent city will
At the above Once on Wednesday May at ~ o'clock and
he Forwarded in charge Of special messenger
I.Ato p... Al
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

POOV cihc Mixture for the cure of Gonorrh,rs s~~s
Structures and similar disorders ~ sr~eSx c,r~
without the least restriction cf diet, drink espcsurs o.
change IN sppcson 20 business The
single case which the mixture will cure nader the fsv-
fe,ture 81 i've hundred dollars Furthehe dsesss
- contracted dose Of the mixture taken vhen srposS
pot up in bottles With full directions st 81 one stls
lasts veck-msny cured dsvs Yor sss 10 C III
RING, lp7 Brvsdvsyi l05 Bsysrd street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03
Illinois.

In the Chicago district, represented by ..lon.
John' Wentworth there are now three candidates.
Churchill Coting is the wing candidate; VIM d.
Ogden is the candidate Of the free soilers and DR.
Moloney, of Boone county, is the regular nominee
Of the locofocos. Wentworth was thrown over
board at the late convention OF the party a, Joliet
This will be an interesting races two years ago the
vote stood, for Taylor s,l4s--Csss s,7sl-van Bu-
rem e,s4o.
In the Quincy district VIM A. Richardson has
been re-nominated. o. II. Browning, Of Quincy,
is his wing opponent, without any formal non,,na.
ton. The district gave Csss losss-Tayior 1886
and Van Buren, i,isl Ii the free soi.eTs vote for
Browning, he may be elected.
In the Springfield district, Richard Yates and Col.
Thomas L. Harris, the locofoco incumbent. are the
rival candidates. The district gave Taylor s,Iss-
Cass 6, 5S7-Van Buren, ll2.
Thomas Campbell, Of Galena, is the locofoco can
ddate for Congress in Rock Island district of Illi-
nos, in opposition to Martin p. Sweet wing. This
is Col. Bakers district and the vote will be close.
We think however if the wings do their duty that
Sweet will be elected.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03
New Goods,

Our Merchants are receiving their Fail and Win
ter supplies Of new goods. business of every kind
is active. Our streets daily thronged with the
wagons and other vehicles from the country, load
ing and unloading produce, goods groceries, sc.
E-Coolbaugh Co., have received and invite
attention to their stock of goods, groceries, hard
ware, boots and shoes. and ready made clothing
See their advertisements.
EsHeinsheimer Co., have just received their
Fall and Winter stock OF ready made clothing
They invite call at the Clothing Emporium on
Jefferson street.
TE-Garret & Cooper, at the corner OF Msin and
Jefferson streets, are ready to accommodate their
friends and customers with any thing in their line.
They are just receiving large supply ofnew goods.
e!-J. G. Lauman & Bro, now opening their
Fall and Winter inportations of new goods, and in
vite the attention of customers to every thing in
their line.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03

GIVE suppose the wing papers will have time to
relieve when they see the result of the late special
election Ii this county, that Dan Niler's treachefv
had something to do in giving such large demo-
cratic minority al the recent August election. In
his anxiety to beat Wright and not have him fall
behind the other whig candid ties, he got his friends
To vote the straight democratic 'icket-a fact that
we asserted at the time and which was as strenu-
ously denied by the wings. Now we think when
they see that Dan has carried the county they
70 be convinced that he did do all in his power
IN support of the wing ticket last August.n-FY
Madison Statesman, Sept. IS.
The locofoco papers have begun already to de.
wise some plan whereby tn. force OF Thompsou.s
ia'' may De averted aud the weight OF public con-
oemAa'ion melted out to him may be lishtened-
lhey begin oy comparing the result of the election
IN Lee county on the Gath ult., with the vote he
tween Wright and Hem in the same copnty ~ Tho
August election, and charging Miller with treaehs-
ry and seeking to defeat the election OF Wright
They forget, in the mean times that there is loco
foco majority in Lee county of four 6pe hundred,
that Wright ahead of his ticket last August and
that Miller has now majority OF $50. They for
get that there is possibly difference between
asking men to vote for Bernhart Hem and asking
them TO vote for William Thompson, Whatever
difference there may have been between Miller and
Wright. 1t is Certainly not at all to be wondered at,
that men who could vote for Mr. HEM, could not
possibly swallow VIM Thompson, stolen poll books
and al.
Go on! gentlemen locofoco editors; tell US how il
all happened; make it out to suit yourselves, Who
speaks next?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03

meeting Of the citizens of st Louis, without
respect to party, was held few days ago, to give
expression to their sentiments on the passage OF
the measures embraced in the compromis bill Of
the committee Of thirteen. DR. Penn was Chairman
Of the meeting, assisted by Messrs Ranney and Nc
Gunnesie as Vice Presidents. Messrs Wright, Ell
liott, Crockett, and others made eloquent and APP
propriate speeches. Resolutions were reported
by a committee, OF which Mr. Loughboroush was
chairman, approving the whole series of measures
Of compromise lately passed by Congress, and high
ly complimentary to Messrs Clay, Cass, Webster,
Cooper, Foote, and Dickinson. The resolutions
were unanimously adopted. subsequent resolu-
ton was also introduced and passed unanimously,
complimentary to Fillmore on the selection Of Mr.
Webster, as Secretary OF State, and expressing the
highest opinion Of his qualifications for the Presi-
dency.
The meeting adjourned in good order and with
the best of feelings.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-03
African (OtObiyutiOn.

The report Of the Naval Committee to the House
Of Representatives in favor of the establishment OF
line of mail steamships to the western coast of
Africa, and thence via the Mediterranean to Lon
don, has been received by the public press through
out the Union with the warmest expressions Of APP
probation. The Wing, Democ, attic, and neutral pa
peIs Of the North and the South, in the avehoId-
ing and non-slaveholdng States, with very few
exceptions, appear TO we with each other in pres
sing Its consideration upon the public attention.
This earnest aud almost unanimous support of the
measure by the organs of public opinion. without
respect to party or section, shows the deep hold
which the objects it proposes to effect have upon
the public favor. Those objects to promote
the emigration of free persons Of color from this
country to Liberia; also to increase the steam-na-
and to extend the commerce of the United States
ALL it will be almost universally conceded, des-
rable objects. The disturbances Of the objects
being admitted, the question is does the mode pi
posed for promoting them recommend itself to the
| sanction OF Congress9 We are forced to the con-
clusion that it does. We aware that while all
agree as to the expedency of increasing steam
navy-some are in favor Of the Governments build
ing its own steamships, and others advocate the
encouragement of lines Of steam-packets. to be es-
tablished by private enterprise under the auspices
of Government. Whatever may be thought Of the
comparative merits of these modes Of augme
considerations OF economy certainly warrant and
strongly recommend the adoption OF the latter in
this particular instance, and in view Of the main
OBJECT In contem laton namely. the remOy al of free
persons of color from this country to Africa-it
being estimated that the gross annual outlay of The
Government, on account of the three large steam
ers proposed to be employed i'll the service, with
out creding any thing for postage revenue will not
equal the cost Of single ship in the regular ser
wee. And these steamers, il must he recnllec ted
viii be always at the command Of the Government,
who will have the right TO take them, either of
then in case of war, for its exclusive use and
vice, on paying the value thereof.
The considerations, however, which in our opin-
ION should commend this measure 10 the favorahle
attention Of Congress so obvious, and have been
SO clearly and strongly presented in the report of
the committee, that we reed not here repeat them.
II the voice of the press, Of all sections and Of all
parties, be any indication of popular opinion,
are free to say, that it would be difficult Con-
gfess to pass measure which would be received
with more general satisfaction by the people of the
United States.