The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-14
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
srss. oas a.Isis~sss Correspondence.

EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
srss. baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1875, p. m.
The Nc Donoxh Acknowledgements n As Cou~ciLPs
siaons for Pardon.-Ths Jsa Calender -visisins F1s
nsn-Gysad Pmads.-vist 10 Wsshiyion.-Ihs Senate
and tie Lsnd Wsusnis. Disappointment u tAs Wsdo~s
Dsatk Of TAsaas H. F4lton.- TAs .tsskst. &e.
The extra session Of our city council brought 10
close Friday afternoon The biz appointing ex-"oV-
srnor Thomas, William Sohlsy. and Robert M MeLa"e,
esqs, counsel under The McDonogh viii, passed pom
branches but has yet been acted upon by ths mayor
They SIS 900 Zach successful aad nothips
they should succeed in establishing the rights Of the
city under the Will On account of the difference between
the mayor and council to the manner OF appointing me
commissioners under the will. have yet been APP
pointed. Is@ Ua 84
number of petitions Governor Lowe for the pardon
Of Richard Turner convicted four years since of embez-
ng $4,000 OF the funds of the Mechanics Bank Of this
city. in connexion with accomplish. VIM Birch, who
died Ia prison monhs since now In circulation,
and are being pretty extensively signed. Turner was
clerk In the bank and effected the robbery by false entries
The January OF city court commences on Mon
day next and they will have before them for trial the largest
collection of kilers" arragned before court in
this ciya least twenty of whom are charged with murder
The Jail calendar embraces sixty names, and good mum
Der are bail High Constable Clifford has proved one Of
the efficient officers at the head OF our police de.
paren and has proved perfect terror to these rowdies
their following Immediately on the perpetraton oil
the offence Mayor Jerome has, learn, rendered him
pponlmen outstanding their difference in politics.
friends OF good order will learn with regret that be
declines accept reappoinment, having already made
arrang enen,s to enter into another business
We have grand h,eman's parade this afternoon ON the
Of the reception of the Weccacoe Company OF
Philadelphia. The whole department are out with their
ap paratus, and fully equipped, making fine display
They will learn, leave here Thursday morning on
visit to Washington, and Friday morning, con-
uing on Philadelphia. Thoy fine looking body
of mon, and have gnifcent apparatus with them
T,a Inv tae hat EN-
virtually rejected the amendment OF the House making
land assgnable is deathblow 10 the expecta
lions OF many poor widows in this city, whom The war
win otherwise be worth the expense trouble Of
applying for IT, II the Senate 10 determined to resist the
in the of men. they should certainly allow
widows make ASA gnmens Of them An extensive esab
shmen, is building here, called the Widows Home and
before being allowed to enter they required To pay xbO
purchase furniture for their There many
here who placed their whole dependence for this outfit
their land warrants. which will now be Of no value to
them. ..su#
Thomas II. Fulton, the we'll known and highly esteemed
facue the proprietor of The extensive Wash
ngton snd Phpnx factories in Baltimore county yesrer
day expired his residence, after brie illness He
the prime OF te being but fory.four years Of age
and leaves widow and ten children to mourn his loss
The MARKErs-n the Baltimore market this morning
suies o. 400 bbs Howa I'd -four at 81 56l
Nothing doing in City Mills. Very ue wheat here Sales
of good red 100 cents and white los Sales OF
white SO 81 cents, and yellow at 60 81 cents.
Oats, - cents Whskey, 26 cents in bbls, and Is
in hhds. with sales The offerings Of beef caule
the scales to-day reached 6S5 head pos of which
and driven off and the balance sold prices ranging
from 81 81 per 100 pounds the hool. equal 81
81 50 net and averaging So gross Hogs. IS rs IS 49,
TELEaRAPHIo REpoRTs FOR THE UNION.
Condition of the Northern Markets.
Nrw York Jan lS2. p NJ There Is better feeling In
socks--ales of loan 1901 United States 6s 1867
l6i THERE'S moderate bushes. doing aouI but prices
rather favor of buyerssses OF 100 bbs 81 81
81 87i straight State brands pure Gene
see, IS oS Is 1T Rye houi 80 rs IS Sly Corn
Corn a,m-hoide,. skiing z yellow.
but no buyer: at thar price os. - 80 cents There il.
changed There is modera,. business doing in COTTON
dealers generally are awaiting further foreign advces
Whiskey, 25i % cents.
not hnn-,ales United &C. 1867 IIS Nothing do
Ing in Pennsyvania s' The -four marke. i. quiet but
| Rye -four dull at IS 50 Corn meal firm So s7i IS
for ss Of ns YsSw M
Southern oats, 4s cents Provisions firm previous quo
in good demand. Tobacco in steady demand weoi in
fair demand Cotton quiet-deaers waiting foreign ad
vices Whiskey steady
Kentucky -Nominatons for Governor, &C.
clscIsS.rI. IAN lo-5rhe democrat. Of kentucky have
| lde lieutenant governor.
BaiIosings for United States Senator
JEFFERSON CRY tMo) Jan 10 Sixteen balIotings have
81 Greene. ~ Absent and sick,
.4rripai Of the Steamer LssbeI
CnAnLrsros Jan. 1.-THE steamship Isabel arrived to-
day from Havana, with dates to the 9Th. Sugar firm
al unacred prices. Freyhtng vessels wanted The
ship Noble from Boston Tor New Oeans went ashore on
the 18Th Tonugas shoals. She got off, and pro-
cseded to New Orleans. No news Of interest.
o. ST. Matthew'S Church Fair Carusi,s RaIopn.-
The Fair viii close Friday evening" January Wild have
delightful Of
opportunity during the few evenings remaining
Jan i4-du
Smithsonian lie Amherst
will deliver a OF two lectures, follows
LIST On Monday evening 9th inst Subject The
origin and development OF the English language.
I'd On "wednesday evening 18th Subject; form of
the English language
Lecture commence at "a O'Clock, p m.
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