New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-30
Baltimore Cor, espondence.

COMMERCIAL Neutrality-suspicious. OF EXcUR-
sIONIsTs-THE COLLECToRsHIP-APPoINTM
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD-sTRIKE AT
THE COAL MINEs-BIhND INSTITUTION, ETC.
Correspondence OF tte grfsefnt.
BALTIMORE April %, 1858,
The week just closing has been of usual Importance
IN the Of business transacted in commercial
circles The total value of foreign exports for the
past days has reached amount which has
not been equaled here for many past The export
Of breadstus has been large comprising within fraction
of $4,000 barrels of -four The tobacco market has alse
been active, the inspections amounting to thousand
hogsheads and the export to 1894 hogheads Sales ec
ted as inspections made The -four inspection
the week shows aggregate Of barrels In the
grocery market fair business has been done The sales
Of coffee $500 bags at staady rates. with st
market the mportatons have been 6712 bags from Ro
and 1858 from Nassau Sugars have been very quietno
aucto sales and sales from stores small Stock large
Cotton has been dull, with limited demand
The City Council and other Baltimore guests at the
opening Of the CASTOR aud Weldon Railroad returned
home yesterday, and eervescent with praise of the
country the people, and of every thing they and
heard. The completion of this road places Baltimore
within twenty hours of Raleigh the capital North
Carolina.
Ex-Governor Thomas yesterday took possession of his
post Collector the outcres OF the hungry expecants
compelling him to this step than he desired
may be doubted whether the distribution crumbs
he has will perceptibly still the commoton. There are
said to be thousand applicants for positions in the
Customhous average Of ten for each office to be
filed Colonel Kane, the late whig incumbent goes
with the general appreciation of the public faithful
and deserving officer
Colonel Batsman Of Talbot county, has been appointed
to the post of Comptroller of the Treasury vacated by
Governor Thomas. Judge LeGrand Is positively asserted
to have accepted the post of Solicitor of the
Treasury but he still continues in discharge of his duties
Chief Judge Of the Court Of Appeal Judge Constable
at present the Bench Of the Baltimore County Circuit
Court, is spoken Of as his successor.
The through business Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road 10 accumulatipg rapidly drive out all the
as well as the coal trade the company being unable
give the necessary facilities for these branches whilst
tnsr means are required for the more profitable
'nr'ugn tramc Ia evident until secure track Is
the coal trade will receive the goby SO far a,
'ns railroad concerned Four millions Of dollars arr
now oonndeny spoken Of the earnings of the road fo
' the coming year. ~
n A strike has occurred among the m,nsr a ,.,,u..
in the coal region In consequence Of which opaton.
entirely suspended "''
The medical gentlemen Of our city are mov,nu a., Al,
formation Of Social and Benevolent Assoc.tion =,
which the asperies Of professional rivay ara 10 h ~
tened down. and n DIS longer speak m Of sae
others patients do various other naughty things
b shrswdly suspected TO b. nothing more than profs
sssA Tssdss' rnien Toy raising shs ives ana Their
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