Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-18
Tflesrapbif Correspondent.

WIlfDIupUu WuIII1pudUelllf.
PARTIAL DEFEAT OF THE DEMOCRACY IN THE
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
CoScoRp, MARCH 16.-The New Hampshire Statesman
of this morning says that the House is very close the
result doubtful. JOHN p HALE is elected from Dover
| LArER.-The Democrats here consider the House Of
Delegates in much doubt, whilst give up alto
gether One account is that the Opposition have majo-
rity Of the members elected whilst the Democrats con-
that they have majority of four and that the towns
be heard from elected last year 4S Democrats to Is
others, and 15 choice.
STILL LATER-The Democrats give up the House. It
mas undoubtedly been carried by the Opposition which
has thus far returned hundred and forty mem
bers The Democratic candidate for Governor will be
run much closer than was at first supposed In hun
dred and twenty towns his loss is thirty three hundred
as compared with last year, when the majority in the
State was 5,546 More than hundred towns are yet to
be heard from.
THE LArEsr-Correct returns show tonight a Whip
and Freeso gain Of nneone Representatives over last
year One hundred and ffy-seven Wings and Freesoers
are chosen, one hundred and y-fonr being maortv
Of the House. Mr. BAKERS majority for Governor can
not exceed fifteen hundred. President PmRors majority
was nearly eight thousand This is authentic Our ctv
is IN tempest Of excitement.
CONCORD, MARCH 1.-THE excitement with regard to
the result Of the election increases both parties figuring
out hopes Of ultimate triumph The returns received at
the Patriot Office up to IL o'clock this morning show the
election Of 142 Democrats to the House LA of the OPP
position. The remaining towns which elected last year
sent twenty Democrats to two Opposition members
Mr. Bakers plurality for Governor is 1000 over the
Wing candidate though he falls immensely short of an
election by the popular vote Gen. Pierces majority in
New Hampshire was 5000.
Asrival Of the Ara5ia at Boston.
BosToN MARCH 1.-THE steamer Arabia arrived this
morning in thirty hours from Halifax Her mails went
South at o'clock.
Later intelligence from Spain states that the insurrec-
ton had broken out in Arragon The Maorca regiment
aad LETT Madrid for Saragossa, and another
1onoW Inc nsurrectlonary movement was extensive.
Russian expedition left Shanghai December Oath
Japan Commodore Perry's squadron would shortly
follow
The Paris Monteur publishes a decree ordering the
French naval officers to act with the English Of one
nation.
In the English Parliament Lord Peterborough in NOV
ing for the militia returns insisted strongly that the
troops should have been sent the Baltic instead of the
Black Sea. The Duke of Newcastle in reply said that
England had plenty of troops and ships for both the
Mediterranean and the Baltic The Earl Of Wnchelsea
recommended the establishment Of On independent Greek
empire at Constantinople. "
additional By the arabia. j.. ri.
HALIFAX, MARCH 16.-The treaty of commerce between
France and Belgium has been signed.
formidable nsurrecton had broken out in Saragossa
The insurgents held the Castle of Aafria and other
sronghods for considerable time although the CAPTAIN
General attacked them with columns infantry and some
cannon The insurgents finally dislodged and pur-
sued by cavalry to Madrid and the whole province were
in state Of siege The details obscure bSt the out
break at Saragossa said to have been the premature
explosion OF q deep-aid conspiracy. Gen. Concha was
deeply implicated The latest rumor states that the in
sugents had been Joined by the garrison of Huesca and
had made another stand.
Breadstufs iSpeculations.
NEW YORK, MARCH 16.-The spectators yesterday
morning reports afoat the effect that the Arabas
news was in town. indicating advance in breadstufs
at Liverpool, and announcing the fall Of Kalafat, &c.
Some buyers got bit in consequence especially in corn
The advance in -four said to be four shilngs and
cautions posted all the news
paper bulletin boards in this city denying the truth Of
the rumors large sales made at considerable adj
vance, and dispatches sent West and South.
Runsored Russian Iavasion
MONTREAL, MARCH IA ridiculous story was last
night telegraphed from Quebec Montreal to the effect
that information received Of intended invasion Of
Canada by the Russians, and that ten thousand militia
are to be called out in consequence The despatch
Of hoax but it nevertheless caused much excite
ment. . 81
The Monocacy Bridge Burnt.
BALrIMonE, MARCH 1.-THE Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road bridge the Monocacy river Frederick
was burnt to-day. Loss sixty thousand dollars.
Neac York market.
New York, MARCH 17.--Flour is dull, with sales Of
State and Ohio at 1875 $780, Southern ST 623 So.
Wheat is unchanged. Corn is SITTER
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, MARCH I7.-Breadstuffs are dull How.
ard street -four sells at ST. decline Of so cents per
barrel since the last European advices Rye -four $500
cornmeal 1915 . $406f. The stock Of -four now on
hand in Baltimore is about $4,000 barrels The supply
of wheat light It sells 165 16S cents for red to
ITO lib for white 81 70 cents for white and
SO 10 for yellow; rye 80 95; oats As Al to So;
cloverseed $3.50; timothy So 1925; faxseed $14O.
Provisions very quiet pork $1537; beef do.
S16 SO SIG; bacon, shoulders cents sides g. hams
10 H. Rio coffee at ia II; sugars, N. 0. al 81
cents; moasses at % 80 cents per gallon
Wool, unwashed, % "a CENTS washed 38 81, pulled
80 q 33, feeced 81 Q 46.
Tobacco continues dull shippers have not yet come
into the market
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares 673 6s. The
money market continues easy.