The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-30
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From. our Baltimore Correspondent.

| BALTIMORE, April 80 p. IN.
The Jsaay Lsd Ereitsmsn Conesrts 1" Bhinsors -sai
Of IickssThs Cuban Auests-Iasai 20 Jenny Lind at
| Pafsbtag Concert postpoasd.--1hs Markets, Sc
The Jenny Lind excitement in Baltimore nowithstand
ing The high price of tickets again its height and the
announcement made this morning that the whole proceeds
oil the concert o-ne be devoted charitable OBJ
jees has increased the general anxiety TO and hear the
wonderful woman. The sale OF tickets ths morning
largely attended, and the seats ia the first tier OF boxes
knocked off prices ranging SO to 81 75 The
ond er brought from S 70 ST. and the paquet from So
to So and as the house will hold upwards OF Two thousand
persons the proceeds will be very large She gives but
concert here-on Thursday evening-and two In
Philade phiaon Friday and Saturday eVenings-one OF
which will be devoted 10 charity. The Washingtonians
who desire choice for Thursday night should
lie agents them for them the sale
10 O'Clock tomorrow momns us learn from Mr. Birnum
that will be impossible for Jenny to visit Washington
again.
Letters from New York contain various items Of interest
relative TO the Cuba movement. Captain Lewis, Of the
Cleopatra, and formerly captain OF the Creole, is still IN
custody with Major Slesnge the remainder having given
bail The examination postponed until this morning
Mr. Tsnaga, Cuban resident at New York, is said 10
be the man that holds 'the snews" of for the exp,d
lion
hafdoz,n marines were pacing the deck OF the Cleo
parra yesterday. with muskets and fixed bayonets whilst
the wharves crowded with curious spectators, and
many the jokes INDUCED in by the multudes at
OF the marines 1t is said thar hav been
issued for the arrest Of other parties both New York
at the South and that additional developments will soon
be made
lleafn from gentleman who was present that Jenny
Lind was most onageousy insu,ed at Pittsburg on the
night OF her concert crowd of thousand row.
dies gathered around the theatre keeping up perpetual
hootin8 inerspesed with backgu cries and insulting
words to the fair songstress Stones thrown into he
dressing room and at her carriage leaving theatre
O course the respectable portion of the community
greatly offended bet Jenny positively fused sing agair
although an advertisement had been issued for concert on
Saturday evening. On that morning called her car
rage and proceeded the Brownsville boat sending word
to Mr. Birnum that she board
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this norninp
there sales OF Howard flour on terms which
have not ranpired The last sales 81 4 at which
price there are sellers today. Nothing done in City Mills
Red wheat 80 l0l cents white, l0i ia cents Sales Of
white corn at 81 63 cents, and yellow 81 a 81 cents
Oats, io 43 cents Rye, So Provisions firm
prices steady and unchanged Groceries quiet Whskey
2IS % cents in barrels, and 23a n cents in hhds
7. s. just learn that the have been given to-
night has been postponed of the fatigue and
excitement that Miss Lind has since her
at Psburg and that 1t will take place Thursday night
that presume she will give second here ON Friday
night