Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-10
BAaTIMcRK GORE PoFDYscE.
BALTIMORE. March 9, 1855.

IYit~0t ~ Kng'e4s-P-AN = Bigory-
BssA4p lVhuti"cham's iA-CaptIin
Ho'oe, f ths y = h,nlg &c al Elec.
'i'"-B"s'"'sv'''@ 1"stis - reg ms' Ast.
L alluded IN ms last letter ,o,a mysterious
attempt al burglary, which, however, was de-
tee ed BY means of an anonymous letter. The
opulent ger tlensn, upon whom the outrage
vas inten led, proves to be cur opulent million.
aife, Mr.. Wynn, who resides in his splendid
palace, West Baltimore. l learn, however,
that the burglars were not arrested, al, very
unfortunately for the good Of our community,
escaped. There Is no doubt that they maze
tho attempt to rob and were frustrated by
| means Of an annon ymous leiter-and Il at this
| letter al its origin in the confes i)na! of one
| the holy fathers, who arrived at the secret by
means of his profession. Letters Of this class
| arc generally Teprehensibe but in this ill.,
stance il b Is proved servicea BILE. Tue thieves
'Ts supposed TO DC pa of gang OF English
scuundrels now infes'ipg our city Ii they
| should return to make a second attempt on the
same premises, a warm reception will be III
| waiting
Oar distinguished Know Nothing. John e
| WiiH0t-lead a-d front cf the oder in this
1 ity--iSrov, and mas been for some time, as
a u iufor med, canvassing the State oil Virginia,
cleo ioneeTing, to ming councils, &c, In that
| state lie is said 70 he regularly employed
| % q missionary IN ths cause. Monsieur Codst,
original of the order in Mar land, thinks
hiusaf sighted by not having been invited 10
a company this apostle in his ViIg MIA peram-
| oGlaiiOns
Tee mysterious party in Baltimore. judging
from various indications, needs considerabl
| cement, and more adhesive virtue than now
| oeloEs=s 10 il The insurance companies
seuid hGve bad 'isk, were they to take
aOlc. guaranteeing it from explosion o! dis
solatiou in the Tex tselys moths.
| | Is a truth beyond all controversy that un
less Auow.No'hipgism expuGge from its creed
ts Liberal, bigoted, and anti republ,ca
spi ii If sectarian religious prejudice il must
all and should Ii an opposition 10 Ca hot
| icism DC, as am informed, its strong bu wark,
| sensible liberal, educated nen-men of high
| ..inds ani generous feelings, will epurn he
iaf,y TO mater what its other vi tues Lib
| ,.a!ity i. nUbls but big9rry abomin able
| 'egrst 20 learn hat the health of Rev.
iIsh"p Whiitingham, Of the Episcop al Church
| n Iish Of Mary land, i: now qui feeble.
| He Is aft :cted win bronc Al aft cotton which
Gn-,a'eus consumption It is only occ ,sioa.
| 'iiy rast 20 Fen'u;eG to preach, and then
| With So wo k q voice rs 10 De almost inauii-
ole There is much ankle in regard 20 him
| Capt in HoTs, Of the army at present re-
3idjn, III Baltimore, aad attached TO the staff
| IF Gen. Walback. has been ordered 10 Fort
L-aveaworlh to AXE charge of ! ght battery
here his company will join the force under
GSn Hiney, who are soon to penetrate the
| lux territory on an expedition against bat
3tveg. til for the purpose Of checking their
.sp edaioss. Captain Hove is a gall ant
ou0g ofi,er, and highl' esteemed by the
nacy VINO know him IA Z iHmore He lakss
L l. - L
tr.o!ds for fu uEe success Ths cxpedi ton
sIii be al adventurous one, and doubtless
90 u ut with much incident l have not
| v-Trei VINO will! take his place here 1t is
| outlying to know that fi;ient means are
)e.r., taken by the Government to prot, CT the
| ,TO:.tiers from savrge iucursions. and esps-
"a. y fEom the baroarities of that savage Ia
| iJU, the iOux.
There Vas al election TO day to eieot a
ne. nh:- Of the second branch Of he c'y
Ut Ell in place OF Mr z mmerman, from the
| tx uLh and nine .eath wards l have
ut beard the result bui bon 6:cs are bisz ng
ctus z az aIa:nl If fire As this is the s,rung
l .r.w Nothing regioB prttpme that parry
7as r'umphec, the Democrats making no spe-
| ill Opposition.
Oar CT Y prese nts quite business and lively
,p-trarce. S,rangers. Eershants and others
| 70 .nriuG IN from all quarters Che hotel.
| Ee ii! Z, crprded. and the indica ions az;
col favorable for the Spsing trade which rs
! yci log to the business. Flour has advanced
| . -G"ts per bbi during tie week Sales 10
| .. u uJWarI &c al S. 81 and City Mills q,
| 5 -, and q Grain ia active al previous
p i,.s C,fes has advanced cent per pound
t | LUNG the week, with sizes OF 5000 bags Rio
| ID lUa cts. Sock OIL hand only 1000
'11'. Sugars and mclas % in good supply
-.ics, slightly DIP essed
: The cIudiiion OF he general money marke,
: | remains much sit vas The supply is a5un-
| i4gt AMI s.tcs easy whore the .cuIity is OF
icaaTee'9r 10 command he confidence Gf cap
ltia!,s1a. security and csuiion are however,
D TlCo :e'y HE governing pr; ,cip'e; Of Fl rar.
! II '"'ion at pre- sent ana il is 10 be hoped tai
rns7 continue 81 &c bs lex rs have safety, ST..
| atty, ia Cur commercial movement, freed yin
K !.'a spasms rather than high pressure prices.
D Toe is only moderate demand FOR money
, | II Is ABUNDANT aud continues to geek sound
nvostment Good Fl st class paper il taken on
the street a. So TO . per cent. Second DO, 10 a
III psrct disc1unt We note negotiati. us CD
| ell al per cent
~ sound socks are ia good request TO- in.
D We 'neut, and prices are lending upwards.
E'ehsnges are quiet. L quote on London
st2. a9i prem RoDERIcK