Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-06-05
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FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
German National Musical Association.
BALTMoRr, JUNE 6. ii A. M.-The German
Musical Societies from the Eastern and Mid
die States, comprising over ! 900 male vocal
performers, and an orchestra OF 1850 instru.
menss, are marching through the city in
grand procession to the Maryland Institute,
whore they intend to have grand rehearsal
and this evening give grand concert. Good
order prevails throughout the procession.
Brooklyn Riot.
NEW YORK, JUNE Nobody was killed at
the riot in Brooklyn, but several were wound
ed Fifty arrests have been made.
SECOND DESPATCH
New YORK, JUNE 5.--The reported riot in
Brooklyn turns out to be grand flash in the
pan. The supposed cxaggeration, it is believed,
was sent on to affcct the Washington atty
municipal election Nobody was killed, and
but few were slightly wounded.
THIRD DESPATCH.
NEW York, JUNE 81 Every ching is quiet in
Brooklyn None dead. Additional arrests
were made this morning. An examination is
taking place OF the proceedings.
Injunction Of Cochituate Bank.
BosToN, JUNE 5-The injunction upon the
COchituate Bank has been made perpetual,
and the affairs of the bank are wound up.
Indian Depye4iata0ns, &c.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 3--The New Orleans
papers have been received
The New Orleans True Delta calls upon
Congress to make provision for the protection
Of the Texas and New Mexico frontiers from
the Indians by sending an organized force of
2 600 mounted riflsmen, to strike terror into the
red men. The force now there it says, is to-
tally inefficient.
The True DELTA calls tho Clayton amend
ment to the Nebraska bill Liberal and anti
American, and EXPRESSES satisfaction at its re-
lection.
Papers have been received from Galveston
to the 9th ult.
A letter states, after describing the fight Of
Lieut.. Cosley and ten men with fifty Redskins,
!" Within week past the Indians have done
moro mischief than within the lest three wears
The Indians arc chiefly Comanches, with few
Muscatorcs and Spans"
Six Americans If Government train were
killed by the Same band. Other outrages are
recorded.
Fire IN alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, JUNE 5.--A fire occurred
this morning in this city, ut O'Clock. Burnt
Perry & Sons, and Mssters & Sons large ware
horses Loss $4,000 Edward s. How, col
lector Of the port, was badly injured by the
falling Of q wall
Ohio Riyer.
WHEELING, JUNE 5.-The water in the Ohio
river at this point is seven feet deep; at Pitts
burg si2.>
Rglfimore Races.
BALTIMORE, JUNE 5.-The races here are
largely attended.
Markets.
Baltimore, JuHE ST. Flour frm--sales 600
barrels Howard Street, Mt So, and 600 barrels
City Mills, at 1915 Whcat-sales of 1000
ubushcls rcd, Mt ~ on = s2.I3 white rood
prime, at $2.12 . ~ 20; very prime, at So IS.
Corn-sales Of 10 600 bushels white, Mt rs q
II ccns,; yellow, at so cents. Oats fold at 81
60 CENTS Rye sold at $l.07 $l13 Whis-
key sold at 30 a 80 cents Prices of other ar
ticles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Flour- sales at SO
aS9l2 Whea'-sales OF red at $2l2 S2l4
wh;ts ut 50 90 $226 Coln-sales at so q
"a.
New York, JUNE 5-Flour translates of
5000 barrels of State at $3.50; Southern at
50. rs a 1887. Wheat sales of 0 900 bushes
red at 80 05 a SO TO- Genesee ut 50 so. Corn
sales of 35 900 bushels Of mixed at 49, yell
low 80. Cotton dull Stocks also dull.