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About half O'Clock yesterday while the boarders
of the Swan tavern of Franklin and Eutaw streets
at dinner alarm given and fire found to pro-
coed from the west wing of the building portion Of
which destroyed. Fire had been communicated to
the second story occupied hay loft Immediately over
which sleeping apartments boarders several
OF whom lost portion of their property The building
belongs to VIM. Mcdonald Loss about 81 covered by
insurance in Equitable office The loss proprietor
George Dephy is estimated at $780, by
in the Associate Fremen's Office.
shed in the of and attached to the cedar ware
mandatory of Messrs Gruver Costolay was crushed
bya falling wall, and its contents much injured Loss
S20O insured in the Fremens Office The stock of goods
in the grocery store of Reinhart Dez adioinin the
above, was slightly damaged by water.
A wagon containing hay lying in the tavern yard was
also set on fire. but extinguished before much damage
was DONE
The fire department well represented but the credit
of suppressng the flames given to the steam fire en-
gihe II was early upon the ground and ready its
va TO go to work and with the assistance of the mem
Ders OF the Howard Fire Company who rendered the use of
plug IN their possession, Immediately commenced
delugmg the burning building with water
Durng the fire, a man upon the New Market suction
VINO was making considerable noise was forced to leave
ms position in consequence of brick having been thrown
at MN rms appeared to have been intended raise
riot Another brick thrown struck member of the COM
pany named Franklin Naf the back of the head He
pan taxing effect in the suction Several bricks cast
al hlm and the parties instantly arrested taken to
le estern District station house Their Hen
ry Gambrili, Edward Shaw and John Hughes Justice
Morrow committed the two first further hearing and
released Hughes on bail to keep the peace.
Richard Waite arrested for attempting to incite
riot with the intention of demoshng the steam fire en-
gne AT the time of the arrest he running the
The alarm of fire O'Clock yesterday morning was
caused by the burning of watch box Paca and
Ross streets
night, caused by the burning of foul chimney on
East Pratt street.
During the fire the Swami tavern yesterday after
noon chimney of Simons hotel Fayete street caught
fire, but caused no damage.
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fifty cents and COSTS and ordered to be imprisoned two
weeks.
Terrence and Peggy OBrien arraigned upon the
charge of assault and battery upon Felix and Hannah
Morgan Adjudged mot guilty"
Margaret Ann Jones, alias Sophia Williams, colored
was arragned upon the charge indecent conduct in the
streets Adudged guilty and ordered to be imprisoned
two weeks.
tt recognzances of number of persons were forfeited
they not appe airing when called.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs-IIon. William
Fell Giles, Judge.
jury impanneed to damages in the of
the United States John p. Creager, for violating the
postage laws Verdict of damages to the amount Of $50
with costs.
There business transacted in the other Courts
Saturday.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
REGULAR SEssIo,

SATURDAY, June 5, 1858
FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met pursuant to adjournment
Present JOHN T. FORD, Esq, President and all the mem
bers, except Messrs. Hynes and Harvey.
Mr. CLARK presented petition from VIM. Maynard and
Others that alteration be made in the bed Pearl
street. Saratoga and Pennsylvania avenue
to give the water proper Referred to the
Committee on Highways.
Mr. GRANVILLE called up the resolution adverse to the
claim of VIM Ortwne for resettng curb stones and it was
adopted.
Mr. TALBOT offered a resolution requesting the Mayor
to enforce the ordinance prohibiting dogs from running at
large and approprating 81 900 for the purpose Adopted
Mr. WooD offered resolution relative to the completion
of the branch of the Northern Central Railway to tide
water, which adopted.
Mr. REALE offered resolution to have flag and stepping
stones placed around Madison square. Adopted.
Mr.. DUKEHART called up the Deficiency ordinance.
Mr. BEALE moved to amend by striking out that portion
ofthe ordinance providing for hypothecaon of the B.
bonds held by the city security for any loans
effected.
The motion prevailed, and the ordinance amended
passed.
Mr. BANDED called up the ordinance providing the
appointment of Port Warden, and prescribing his du
tesas also the appointment of the clerk to that officer
MI BBALE moved to amend by giving the Port Warden
the appointment of his clerk instead Of heretofore
appointment being made by the Mayor
The motion was lost by vote of yeas 4-nays IL
The ordinance then, after unimportant amend
ment, passed, after which the branch adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-There was quorum in attendance
and consequently no business transacted.
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la w NTELLTENC.E.

CRIMINAL couRr.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge Freder
I'm 'nkhey ESD, Deputy States Attorney, prosecuting
Inc ioio"ing business transacted on Saturday:
d;. JS 10 the case of the State Robert McAlster
tsrs rsnrd assault and battery upon Somerset r. Wa
s vel f tS t verdict OF guilty" R. c. Barry coun-
SCI ,o i1 .raSerser, Med motion a new trial
assault and battery upon Ann Hill Adjudged entity
fined nifty cents and costs, and ordered to he
twenty days. " NC imprisoned
Benjamin Dumack, was arranged upon the charoe q,
an assault and battery upon Margaret Ann McKav A
judged guilty and fined So and costs Au
Charles Grason arragned upon the charge of indie
cent conduct in the streets Adjudged guilty anea
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JUNE 3D., 1S5S-Charles V Stuart Us. the United States
This claim for supplies furnished the Indian agent
in California, in the years 1851 and 80
Mr. Phillips opened the argument in this case yesterday,
in behalf of the claimant. Mr.. Gillet, United States
Solicitor, commenced the argument for the government
but before concluding, the Court adjourned to r. NJ this
day.
At the opening of the Court Mr.. Gillet resumed and
concluded his argument. Mr. Phillips replied and the
submitted.
When the Court adjourned to II, NJ June 4th.
JUNE 4th 1S5S.-The Court opened at II o'clock. No
present being ready to argue case the Court
journed until Tuesday next, II O'Clock, NJ
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BY CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S.
tt=::f VALUABLE COTTON FACTORIES


iii AT AUCTION,-By vrtne of a deed of trust from
~ William Mason, aud others. to them dated on the
18th day of February 1885, and among land
public auction, SATURDAY day of June 1855 at
O'Clock p NJ at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore
aed in Baltimore county, on Gwynns Fails beyond the
village o Of franklin, and known THE PoWIIATAN
AMP FoGAR2MTAS FACT0RIES together with about
LAND, and all the MACHINERY, FIXTURES. APPARA.
IuS, WATER RIGHTS, BUILDINGS, IMPROVEMENTS,
the land are in high state of cultivation mostly in grass
The POWHATAN FACTORY is stories high az stone
ana - brick about l55 feet long and As wide wheel
Il feet inches diameter heavy caStiron shafts and
fanges There is Steam Engine, 40 horse power built
by Wells Miller; large ue Boilers in good order The
machinery in part, consists of Willow and Spreader in
separate fire proof Buildings 30 Sc inch cards with heads
of drawing flyer Speeders; l English do list do con
tanning 152 spndles, Grinder Frame TO Frames ] 4lO
Ring Spindes, Flyer Twisters $50 Spndles SPOILERS
100 Spindes, Bobbin Winder, 80 Spindes, Bang Ma
chne Ia heavy Duck Looms, 2S Osnaburg Looms Warp
This Mill has just undergone thorough repair and is
mostly hiled with new machinery. The POCAIONTAS
FACTOk4 Is 255 feet long by 49, built of stone stOries
high and has two water wheels using the water in success
sion The upper nearly new, Is diameter 20 feet
long, wrought iron shaft and cast ange and cost with
gearing $4,000 The lower wheel is Is in diameter
by - long, heavy wrought iron shaft and ianges
There is also Is horse power steam engine built by Den
mead me machinery consists in part of Willow,
Spreaders as 80 inch Cards with heads heads of draw
ing, o LAST SPeedeps; 20 Bobbns, ! Grinder Frame &c
$50 Spindes, Spoilers. 200 Spndles Bobbn Winders
GO Spindles Warping Room and Furniture complete Min
framing Mill Beamer, &c; 4S Cotton Duck Looms, light
and heavy heavy Calendering Machine, &C. &c
The water power is unailing and ample and the dam
one of the largest and best in the country.
There are about EIGHTY FRAME and STONE Dwell
LlNGS, including dwellings for Managers Church.
School House, Stables, Dry House, Fue House Boiler
for heating Mills, Cotton House, Waste House. &c
An inventory be the Office either of the
Trustees.
Possession of the Factories will be given 10th July and
they are in condition to be Immediately carried on The
the place will he taken off by the present tenant
for whom the privilege is retained.
Purchasers can examine the premises on application at
the Mills.
The terms of sale are-Oneq quarter cash, and the bal
ance in six, twelve and eighteen months the credit pay
mens to bear interest and be secured by approved
ST GEO W. TEACKLE,
W. A. TALBOT,
Trustees
CANNON g. MATTHEWS,
my31-ts Auctioneers
lHl-o- nl,o. Lu,rrr
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L. TRUSTEES sALE-Bv virtue Of ;

fF:f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
Ri decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City
-, So undersigned, as Trustee, will offer for sale at pub
nc auction on the premises, FRIDAY, the 18th day
June next at 4 y O'Clock p NJ
- HE LoI OF GROUND AND PREMISES described
ioliows-Begnning for the the side of Ais
!u street at the distance of thirty feet and
ches southwary from the point where the line between
the property heretofore owned by John A Dienderler
ana that owned by Samuel NJ Barry intersects the
sue OF Asquth street. and running thence northwardy,
BOUNDING on the west side of Asquith thirty feet
ana thence westwardly at right angles with Aisquith
street lory one feet six inches the side a
thIty feet wide, laid out by said John A. Dinenderfer
ana thence south-westery bounding said thirty
Tour teet to the intersection of line drawn right
angles with Aisquh street from the place of beginning
thence reversing said line and running Herewith seventy
fonr feet to the beginning
The Lot above described is improved by good THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, and is subject to an annual
u $50.
Terms of Sale :-One-third cash day of sale; one
third in four months, and the balance eight months
credit payments to bear interest from day sale and
secured by notes of purchaser endorsed to satisfaction
Trustee.
S. NORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee
90 ADREON & co,
Hly-n SaW&us AuctioneerS
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The Protestant Reformed Dutch Svnod.

NEWARK June o'-fhe days session of the Synod of
the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church of North s,;
occupied in hearing appeals of Secretaries of the
different Boards of the Synod behalf their
Boards.
Addresses were made in the morning by the Rev Drs
Ferris Garretson and Taylor. The Missionary meeting
takes place this evening
The delegates nearly all present. about 16O
ing in attendance
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RETURN OF THE ExCURsIoNIsTs.-The gentlemen com
posing the excursion party overthe B. o. r. R., which
left here on Tuesday morning last returned yesterday
much pleased with the trip. Twenty photographs of
the most important points along the line were taken and
numerous sketches which intended transferred to
f,t,,
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From Utah-.DOubtfuI Renor ts

ST. LOUIS, June ga gentleman from Lenvenworth
who has arrived here dscredts the report expu
sion of Gov Cumming from Salt Lake. the ground that
it the verbal report of Mormon mail carrier
The Democrat has just received the following dispatch
LEAvENwoRrH, June 3-Wm. Crossman arrived here
last night from Fort Laramie and states that Capt Mar
cy's train had been cut off by the Mormons.
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BANGOR, Me-, June 5-Messrs. Thurston Mecalfs
snip chandery in this city destroyed by fire last
ning Loss probably from $4,000 to $4,000 They were
insured but there no insurance on the building
me damage to the adjoining buildings will make the total
loss nearly $4,000
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Murder Trial.

BosroN, June 5The trial of Francis f. and Miriam
Heath at Lowell for the murder of their father in the
wn of Dracut closed yesterday, the prisoners being
found guilty of murder in the second degree Francis
was sentenced to the State Prison for life The sentence
of Miriam was deferred.
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The Difficulty Between Messrs. Hughes and


WASHINGTON, June 6-Mr Hughes who had the diff
Guilty with Mr. Harris of Illinois, the House the other
day. sent challenge to Mr.. Harris who promptly
cepted it, but was afterwards suspended or temporarily
withdawh Tor explanations, and late tonight arrange
meS were MADE oy which the offensive language used in
debate the ID inst was withdrawn Inv eah in tho order
it uttered and thus difficulties were amicabv adj
iusted.
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BY SAML. III. COVER.

fD7...t BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
iiil ORDER OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTI-
x MORE CITY, the undersigned, as trustee will offer
ior sale by Bile AUCTION, the premises, MON
DA the 10Th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at 3 o'clock F. NJ
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND AND PREMISES
fronting the south side of Pennsylvania avenue
between George and Bddle streets 81 fee4 inches or
thereabout with depth of about 100 fee-mprovel by
TWO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE AND TWO STORY BACK BUILDING;
also by Blacksmith Shop and Coach Factory on the south
recently occupied by VIM Morrison beginning therefor at
the northeast corner Of lot leased by Paul Ruckle
Mechior VAIL
Terms of sale, onethrd cash, third 3 months one
third months, with interest and approved security
GEO. r. ClNNAMOND,
Trustee.
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The Gale,,o and Chicago Railroad

CHICAGO, June 5The election of Directors of the Ga
lena and Chicago Railroad resulted in the choice of the
old Board with the exception of George Smith, in whose
place Il. F. Carver was chosen.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOVICE THAT

l. the subscriber has obtained from the ORPHANS Conrt
of Baltimore City, letters of administration on the estate of
JOHN DARCY DIDlER, late of said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber before the third ay of De-
cember next they may otherwise, by law be excluded
all benefit Of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this S1st day of May, 1855
PRISCILLA A. DIDIER, Administrators
jel -1aw4W
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:;;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
I decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
1870 undersigned will offer for sale, the premises on
SATu Jay, 18th June, 1885, at O'Clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situate in said CITY and
described follows, that is to say:-begnnin at the
northeast intersection of Spring and Jefferson streets
and running thence eastwardly, binding Jefferson
street fourteen feet to the the partition wall
tween the house on the lot now being described
house on the lot adjoining eastwardly thence through
said partition wall northcrly, parallel with Spring street
eighty feet TO alley ten feet wide thence westwary on
said alley to Spring street. and thence binding on Spring
street to the place Of beginning.
This lot is improved with good BACK DWEIII,G
and STORE and will be sold subject to the annual rent
of S35.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash, and the balance in
six months with interest and security.
ORVILLE HORWITZ,
Trustee.
SAMUEL J. SOPER & co,
mY2O 2aW0WNds. Auctnnrnrs
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

Is!i LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY will, in pursuance Of
general order of the Court of Common Pleas in re
iatl9n to lnsolYent debtors, sell the premises
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1855 at O'Clock. p NJ
ALL THOSE SEVEN SEVERAL LOTS OF GROUND,
situated in the city of Baltimore and lying the west
side OF carleton street Beginning respectively 13E
Zo%, 5'& 493 6l% 73E and S5k feet North from Clay
street each having uniform front of II feet uniform
width OF II feet and uniform depth of "a feet and sub
Ject to an annual ground rent of $50 payable half yearly
The three first counting from Clay street. each
proved by THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING Just
finished and the other four each by like dwelling not
entirely finished.
Terms of sale, onethird cash. third in SIX and
thrd IN twelve months the credit payments bearing inter
est and be secured by notes endorsed the satisfaction
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee.
je2 2aw&ds VIM HAMILTON Auc
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The Canal Tolls

ALBANY, June 5The increase in the Canal tolls to the
LIST Of June last year reported to be sos 000 but it
is supposed there in these figures that
the actual increase is S136,OOO.
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HALIFAX June 5.-The R. NJ. steamship Niagara ar
rived here from Boston at O'Clock this morning. and
sailed again at 6E O'Clock for Liverpool Weather clear
with strong north wind.
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FUNERAL of Senator Henderson.

WASHINGTON, June 5-The funeral of Senator Hender-
son will take place tomorrow from the Senate Chamber
me managers OF the ceremonies Messrs Clay Bay
ard, Hammond, Davis, Wade and Seward.
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Sinking of the Steamer Jenny Lind
0swEao, June 5.-The steamer Ontario which arrived
here this afternoon reports that the Jenny Lind
sunk at Long Sault Rapids, ST. Lawrence River.
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InuueStS.

Coroner Nelson, Saturday morning, held inquest
the body of white male child found by officer
Cads Friday night, in Monument Forrest street
Verdict death by violence at the hands of party par
ties unknown
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PHoToGRAPHs-Iti is known
to all those who have compared the Photographic
pictures taken in England with those taken in our
own country that the latter exhibit decided supe
riority. The chemicals used being the same, and
the plates paper being prepared in the same man
ner for BOTH the of the difference has been at
tributed to the greater brightness of the American
sun and the drier character of our atmospheric
But this it would SEEM is not the true explanation
At n meeting of the Scottish Photographic Society,
one of the artists stated that early in the morning.
he was enabled to obtain as beautiful and distinct
pictures could be produced in any country; but
when the factories and the busy life of the city sent
up thousands of columns of smoke and heated air it
caused such vibration of the atmosphere as affect
ed the rays of light passing through it, and on this
account blurred and indistinct pictures were pro-
produced
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- For SALE-A Very Desirable Conntr,

O. FOR SALE-A Very Desirable Country
hiij RESIDENCE ON the Reisterstown Turnpike Road
--.s entrance gate at the nine mile stone This place
has every requisite to make it agreeable neighbor-
hood, facility for procuring family supplies other
conveniences Of like nature added beautiful situation
proverbial for health.
The DWELLING fine three-story STONE HOUSE,
about fifty feet 'front.' with out buildings every descrp
ton to correspond The water is unsurpassed is
veyed by force pumps to the reservoir for bath sta
BILE yard and garden The has spared expense
pains in procuring the finest fruit of every variety
which is just coming into bearing
1t contains about AZ acres principally set in Timothy
and Clover every part lined and highly MANFRED 1t is
pant of the ridge well known the 'Suter Il cele
brated for its fertility.
Further description is deemed unnecessary pre-
sumed any one desiring purchase will examine the
premises personally This place offers great inducements
to any wishing to make his residence in the
country being about hours drive from the citv and
with lines of omnibuses passing daily Apply 10
MRS HUGH BOYLE
No. 100 Monument street or
MIR. f. d. LYON
JED cow near the nrenisas
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LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Resistance to the Vigilance Committee--A
Battle Expected.

NEW ORLEANS, June 5.
The Vigilance Committee is in full possession New
Orleans. Mayor Waterman had resigned. Samuel H..
Kennedy, wealthy produce dealer and commission mer
chant acting mayor under the authority of the
committee His authority is sustained by over three
thousand citizens 1t said that Judge Theodore Hunt
and his brother, Randall Hunt and Others had
been notified to leave the city, remain at their peril
1t is expected that five six of the leading 'Thugs"
would be executed Major Beauregard will elected
mayor on Monday without opposition, when the com
mittee will resign Leading citizens who have partici-
pated in this will then take office under him.
SECOND DrsPATcH.l
PITTsBURG, June 6The telegraph line is down between
this city and Wheeling, and consequently have re-
ceived direct from New Orleans since Friday
evening. The following additional intelligence was
ever received this evening by mail Wheeling dated
New Orleans Saturday morning, which is nearly day
later than the last dispatch received announcing the
render of the city into the hands of the Vigi
lance Committee
There is fresh excitement there this morning indicating
that the Vigilance Committee will be allowed to retain
nndsputed possession of the city. placard issued
during the night by the American party for
ing this morning They assembled in large numbers and
addressed by Col Chrsty Mr.. Still American
candidate for Mayor and by Col Henry of Ncaraguan
notorety calling them and volunteering to lead
charge against the Vigilance Committee noon which
was received with enthusiasm that indicated deter
mined and powerful resistance
The Vigilance Com mitee organizing to retain their
power having 500 men enrolled and quite an excite
ment exists in the community and civil war seems ney
table before the close of the election Monday night
Mr. J. P. White, who furnished the cotton bales to the
Vigilance Committee with which they erected barr
cade in Jackson square, dangerously wounded last
night in front of the City Hotel.
Business of all kinds is nearly suspended state
OF affairs seems to be progressing from bad to
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I ARD OIL,
FOR BURNING OR LUBRICATING

IL FOR BURNING OR LUBRICATING
We call attention of the trade and machinists tn our
make of LARD OIL supply of which, freshly made we
nave constantly hand This OIL is pressed from best
quality Lard without the aid of acids any foreign sub
stance is free of gum and for burning lubrcang can
not be excelled. GEORGE & JENKJNS
No. 3 Commerce street
We refer to the following parties who have been usine
it: $50 -s
T. ID Reese Bros, W. & Fl. Spilcker,
A. W: Denmead Sons, Poole & Hunt,
r. Sinclair, Jr. & Co, Baltimore and Ohio r 70
H. ADpott Son, George Kerr, Agent Thistle
j.. 4 d. T. warden, Manufacturing Co.