Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11
Detention ofMe Mails.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10-Two trains of for Bai-
more detained at Grey's Ferry account of the
drawbridge being damaged by passing steamer. A.
temporary platform is being constructed upon which
large force is employed The passengers from Phiadel
pha for Baltimore by the eleven O'clock train walked over
to this side.
Riot at Williamsburg.
New York, Nov. 1O.-At Williamsburg last night there
was quite riotsus demonstration, which for time
threatened serious results procession Of Eve
hundred Americans were marching through the Streets
when difficulty occurred with party Of Irshmen,
era Of yhom badly beaten. In the Of the
melee shots were exchanged between the CONTESTANTS and
one man wounded Subsequently mob attacked
the Roman Catholic church and threatened the destruction
of the edfce but the military being promptly called out
the rioters dispersed before proceeding further
violence.
Honey Matters at Pittsburgh
PIrTsBURdH, Nov. 10.The panic in the money market
has subsidized MIR. Kings suspension is but temporary,
ana ne Will resume payment in few days.
Tight Times at Buffalo
New YoRK, Nov 9.--Through dispatches received by
private parties in this city learn that this has been
blue day in monetary circles at Buffalo The Exchange
Bank Of Bober Code has stopped payment The suspen
sion of at least large house on the Dock follow
Sentence Of DR.. Graham.
NEW York, Nov. 1O.-Dr Graham, of New Orleans,
convicted of mansaughter in killing Col Loring of Ca
fornia at the ST. Nicholas Hotel in this city, few
months SINCE to-day sentenced to the State prison
Another Ertradition Case.
BosToS, Nov. l0.-Capt. Mcdonald, of Gloucester,
England arrived here to-day charged with killing
at Cape Breton 1t is expected that the prisoner will be
claimed under the Ashburton extradition treaty.
Emigrant Ship Ashore.
Providence, NOVEMBER 10.-The French barque Pir-
gin Aare for New York, with emgrants ashore the
Bar twelve miles west Of Montauk. She struck and
backed off, but afterwards shore to prevent sinking
Fire at Montrose
MoSrRosE (PA) NOVEMBER 10.-A destructive FIRE this
morning consumed large number of stores, Shops and
dwellings, involving loss Of about sixty thousand dollars
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE Nov. 10.-The Telegraphic reports Of an
advance Of breadstu in Europe contradcted by he
quotations, which do not show any advance in price,
Small sales of Howard street -four made here to-day
at So So and City Mills at rs, the market closing
dull Wheat, white sold at 81 80 81 90 and red at
ST. 75 81 so. There has been actual advance nor
there likely to be- Most of that offered was held over
Corn white "a q &c; yellow, old I6 a so cents; new
white 10 "A, yellow do. 73 II. Oats As q 40 Rye
10 l20 cents Clovcrseed Sc $3.50; Timothy S325
so. In Provisions there is no change Groceries
ire also quiet. whskey AZ q 43 cents.
The Tobacco market is hrm. The supply and receipts
4 all kinds are very light Sales Of only few hhds-
The prices from 25 to so per cwt higher than
ortnigh ago. There is agood shipping demand. Total
nspections of the week only 474 hhds.
Sales to-day Of about 1000 shares Of Baltimore and
,hio Railroad at AZ Ash cash and time closing at AZ
fered cash asked. This shows decline of 50 25
er share since yesterday Nd 6s closed 1o3 l0I bid,
nd firm.
Neo York Market.
NRw YORK, Nov. 10.-Buyers Of -four still demand
eduction. Sales to-day at 1886 1881 for State and