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PHHADEIP HIA NEWS-JuLY 5.

The vicinity of the Mayors Office the of much
excitement Saturday caused by the appearance Of
Constable Fnnegan, of the Fourth Ward, armed with
warrant to take and securely hold Mayor Henry. The
warrant had been issued for the Mayors obstrucng the
execution of the Health laws.
very beautiful and experiment with Holme
SclfrightnS Life Boat was tried ago at
bertsOn Sons wharf, in presence Hon. Howell Cobb
Secretary of the Treasury, Hon Henry NJ. Phillips Hon
James Landy and others. With great difficulty six or
eight heavy after repeated trials succeeded in upset
ting the boat which they did without getting their heads
wet although they all went under her when she keel
upwards Capt Thomas, of the Navy who is experienced
in the of all kinds of boats both iron and wooden
expressed his unqualified appreciation Of the Holmes pat
and these boats will be used the Jersey Coast for
which an appropriation has been made by Congress.
Yesterday afternoon Andrew Kay, residing at No S35
Marketstrect committed suicide by hanging himself to
his bed post No assigned for the commission
of the deed.
At noon, yesterday, named Lawrence Masterson,
ScOchmau residing the west side of Second street
above PhUniX committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor.
The Coroner held an inquest Saturday, the body
of j. A. Netes. Of East Baton Rouge La who found
dead on Saturday morning in his at the Girard
House The deceased had taken lodgings at the hotel the
evening previous and the being found locked
the following morning it entered, and he found
stated. From his position, it believed that he
about TO reach the bell handle when he fell to the floor and
expired.
During the week ending Saturday, there PSI
deaths in Philadelphia increase Of 9S over the previous
week OF these SO of children under year
and Il were caused by sun stroke.
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JuLY :.

The Government is somewhat puzzled by the conflicting
statements made by the different parties claiming the
elusive right to the Nicaragua transit They would
joce the route reopcncd by either party under
with Nicaragua, and would take good to
suffer it to be interrupted by force from any quarter The
probability that Vanderbilt will take possession of the
route and establish his line by contract leaving to the
Stebbins White l. Co. their remedy by legal processes
against President Martinez.
But the President is determined to maintain ade
quac force San JUAN and to make known to the
horities of Nicaragua his purpose cause American
rights on the Isthmus to be respected.
Mr. Forsyth's conduct in Withdrawing from Mexico is
perfectly usiahe, though it is true that Zuloaga
about be expelled from power There guaran
that his would he the liberal chief Juarez,
that the government would do justice to America
Juarez has minister here, who has been waiting for the
ascendency of that party After the late intelligence, til
envoy of Juarez had interview with General Cass
This government awaits events. Should Juarez be
established in power only long enough to conclude trea
y, it is probable that shall make with him.
special minister will be sent for that purpose.
The has yet received person special
envoy Paraguay. lie will do this till the
plated expedition for Paraguay should be in readiness
The President has under consideration general line of
laton Spain, and the annexation of Cuba; and when
he shall have fully determined his course he will
lect Ministers for Spain, France and England.
Harvey has discretionary orders reference
the Utah expedition He may advance if he Judges from
advees he may receive, of the necessity of it. He will
not fail to be overwhelmed with advices from the know
ing ones-he Judiciary-and especially from the con
ractors-a going show the necessity of his advancing
Things begin to look warke in that quarter than
operations against the Indians in Washington and Oregon
if need be
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MARYLAND NEWS.

A young man named William Dyott aged p years,
was accidentally drowned in Worton creek Saturday
last He and some one or companions were bathing
and were returning from the opposite side when he was
either seized by cramp overcome by fatigue His
comrades used every exerton to him. but without
success.
George vickers and William }. Ward, Esqs, sold as
trustees on Monday last, the farm called "Boxey
purchaser
Mr. Thomas L. Dawson has sold his mill, commonly
known as shaw MILL to Henry Backiston, of Denton
Nd, for the sum of 81, 500
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


ST. JOINS. P. R.-Briq Frances Jane
ia hhds sugar, SO bbs do.-Kirkland, Chase Co. is
do do.-master.
-. Rio ANEIRo-Brig A. J. ". ApplegaiM
$500 bags Collect Whitridge & Co.
BREMEN-Bremen snip CASTOR.
1853 boxes pipe clay, $50 demoins, so hampers mdse
A. Schumacher & Co; cases segars-W. A. & +. Mar
burg do. paper-Hunckcl & Son; boxes wine-Katz &
Leopold; 81 do mdse-Geycr Wilkens; do. do.-Stel-
man, Hnrcks * Co.; do do-order.
RoTTERDAM-Ship Mississippi.
10 pipes GIN 10 casks DOB. NJ Hodges, Jr 1000 bags
cofiee-Oerichs x Lurman 300 do. do.-A Schumacher
Co. 6S baskets ppesmaster 500 bags coffee, 10 casks
herrings-70 pkgs. sundries-order.
DEMARAEA-Br brig Marietta
93 hhds. sugar, Stierces do q bbls do-W H. Perot
pkgs copper-R. Il II. r. Tucker
F.. MAyTUA, CUBA.-Bdrk Scio
600 tons copper ore-order.
... MATANZAs-Brig Eureka.
Ol2 boxes sugar &c hhdS molaSses-J. C. Yates & Co
ST JAGo DE CUBA schooner John Griffith.
344 hhds. sugar, 2S7 bbs. do-Krk land Chase Co
-.g COASTWISE
NEW YORE.-SchOoner r. II. Ho7tIey
107 hhds. Sugar-order
CHARLESToN.-Stedlner Georges CreeE,
so casks rice c. Hoffman; III do. do, LeYering Co;
l25 bales Cotton--order. N7-a7s'-F t..-
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La W INTELLIGENCE.

DISTRICT COURT THE UNITED STATEs.-Hon VIM
Fell Giles Judge In the of White and others The
ship Kate HoOper-before reportethc libel salvage
dismissed decree passed allowing the ibellans
each 500 extra wages. r. Johnson and VIM. VI. Addison
for libellants: S T. Wallis for respondents.
The June term of this Court was brought a close.
SUPERIOR CouRr-The transaction of equity business
occupied the attention Of this Court yesterday.
CIRCUIT COURT OF UNITED STATEs-This Court
will be in session this morning.-Judge Giles the
bench.
COURT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. Robert N. Martin,
Special Judge. The assignment called, but
found ready for trial.
Assignment for to-day 2O9 to 255 inclusive.
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steady and prices nominal Flour is rm-sales of 10000
bbls at an advance of cts State and Ohio common
to good State, So SOd SIS, S46OG$470 Wheats buoy
an-sales of % 600 bush Southern white. 125G129 cts
red ITO cts Corn buoyansales of 1900 bushels vel
low S3S5 Pork is steady-Mess $l6.50 Prime S13
45@$1350 Lard is firm at 10AlG11 cts. Whiskey-the
market closed firm at % cts. Sugar is fm-Muscovado
6d6h Coffee is quiet. Turpentne is dull; market I'M
settled-saes at 43d43k cts Rice is steady at 3(d3%-
Freghts-Cotton Liverpool 52, Flour Is cd d1s Cd
New ORLEANS July 3-Cotton is steady; middling I2c
Sugar steady Moasses-Ordnary q cts. Flour has de-
Ginning tendency Sales of Corn at 81 India bagging ad
vanced 2 cts. sales at 16s cts. Exchange New York
sight 7sG44 per cent premium, with active demand
CINCINNATI, July 3.-FIour is firm at $4d4 20 for SUI
periine. Whskey has advanced to 19% Mess Pork
has been selling Si4 80 but held sI5 Bacon
I1ars = md idogT ct-
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Fires.

The alarm of fire about two o'clock on Monday morning
last, caused by the partial burning of unoccuped
brick dwelling, No ia South Howard street. the proper
ty of Dr. Tyson It had been desgnedly fired, and the
damage which slight, is covered by insurance the
franklin Office of Philadelphia.
At about O'Clock in the morning, an alarm caused
by firing the kitchen of the public house Captain
Hills on Monument Forrest street which was from
the dropping of Goals upon the carpet twas extingush
ed by the inmates after doing slight damage the urni
ture.
Another alarm was occasoned about the hour by
the partial burning of the roof of the dwelling No
North street which supposed to have
some defect in the chimney. Damage trling.
The alarm of fire last night between ten and eleven
clock proceeded from the burning of the stable of John
b. Norris College alley. 1t eXtinguished
with only slight damage.
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IEuueSfS.

On Monday night about 10 O'Clock Coroner Sparklfn
was called on to hold an inquest the body Ger
man named John Engerd aged about 80 years. who
came TO his death under the following circumstances: -
The deceased boarded at the house of Mr. Stromberger
HARRISON Gay street. and Monday was ont during
the afternoon, returning about o'clock When he came
in he asked for water to wash his face and head stating
that he had been struck with brick by some unknown
party in the neghborhood of Franklin and Penn
sylvania avenue; water given him, which he used,
and then laid down In few moments he complained
greatly of his head, and appeared to he in a
critical condition. Dr. Monroe for but before
his arrival Engerd had expired 1t was in evidence be
fore the jury that the deceased possession not later
than four days of considerable quantity of gold
coin, which he intended take California with him.
having made preparations to start yesterday morning
1t was also stated by of the witnesses that he
property in California and that his relatives in
Germany well to do. The Coroner examined
the contents of his trunk which contained a
large quantity of and valuable clothing. sew.
eral bills recepted, of goods purchased in-Ncw York
and two copper cents. The deceased last from
Texas visited New York and had been in Baltimore about
eight days. The Doctor gave it his opinion that the
blow in the forehead from the brick produced congestion
of the brain resulting in the sudden death The jury
ered verdict that the deceased came to his death by
being struck in the forehead by brick thrown by the
hands of party parties to them unknown Yestor.
day morning whilst parties engaged i'm LAYING the
body out preparatory placing it in the coffin,
about the size Of pistol ball discovered in the back
part OF ue mead ana the neck shoulder and right arm
were badly bruised The opinion prevailed among those
who knew him that he had been wayIaid and robbed.
The same Coroner called on Monday night to hold
an inquest upon the body of boy aged nine years named
Henry Viking whose parents reside Davis Sara
to%a street 1t appears that gentleman driving
along Calvert Monument square when his HORSES
frightened at rockets being sent off in that locality
became unmanagcabe and dashed off at full speed
Calvert street When Stewards stables, they
ed down and the wheels of the carriage passed the
head OF young Viking, MASKING it in dreadful
He was picked up and carried to neighbOring drug store
where he expired in few minutes The jury after hear
ing the evidence rendered verdict of accidental DEATH
The same Coroner yesterday mOrnin" held inquest
the body Of boy about years of age stepson Of
Police officer James Monroe, who drowned Monday
night at Canton Harris Creek The lad had been
MISSING, all the evening, and search made for him
in different sections of the city without His
body found floating in the water at the place dcsg
mated yesterday morning The Jury rendered verdict of
accidental drowning"
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tee upon the charge rong and Justice Boyd commit
ted him to answer at Court
Officers Favier Potee and Hausc arrested VIM Waite,
Fred GuSwind and Samuel Sharkey upon the charge of
rotin and they were all held upnn security a further
hearing by Justice Boyd.
Officer Mules arrested John Purnel colOred upon the
charge OF asSaultng and beating Isaac Mckn and George
Lennon, and Justice Mearis held him to bail to
at Court
Thos ntha who was arrested on the charge of stealing
horse wagon and load of hay from Thomas A. Brooks,
yesterday underwent further examination before
uce Showacre and was honorahly discharged.
John Magruder was arres ted by policeman Morgan,
the charge OF assanlting and beating Catharnc Cochrane.
Inc accused was committed to Jail for Court by Justice
Showacre.
As the Sunday School attached to the Methodist Pro
testant Church OF South Baltimore was returning from
plchlc on Monday afternoon, attack made upon
II by the members of the Hunters Club. The School
uhdef te care OF Mr. Day, andy was passing the ncrsec
ton of Light and West streets when the rowdes made
the attack upon it. Capt Woods and the officers of the
southern District promptly on the spot and put
stop TO the disturbance, and arrested Martin Arney the
charge of creating riot The accused was committed to
jail for Court by Justice Boyd.
Inc residence Of Horace Morrison IA Fayctte street be-
tween Howard and Eutaw streets was entered on Mon
day during the absence of the family in the country
The officers of the Western District went to the house and
Sceralned that the drawers open and locks
broken; they also discovered several articles of silver
ware srewn over the premises and bowie knife living on
the oor The house locked up placed under the
of officer.
Edward Morrison was arrested nv nocenap Rroyr ~,
the charge of assaung William H. Hastings and TO bail
for Court by Justice Ensor
The whole number of arrests by the police department
during the past month 1893.
Officers Davis and lluzza yesterday James Nc
kenney, charged with dangerously Sabbing youth
named John O'Neil Monday at Frsby's woods on the
York road ONeil stabbed in the left breast and is
said to be in precarous condition.
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SORGHUM CIDER
IT.

SORGHUM CIDER.-The Nashville Tenn. Home
stead that besides the excellent syrup and sugar
made from the Chinese sugar-cane, there is yet
another article obtained from it which is of pleas
ant taste and doubtless healthy in its consequences.
1t is obtained by putting the expressed juice of the
into any clean wood or glass vessel, allowing
it to stand ten twenty days, when it assumes the
appearance of limpid water and is tit for use. The
flavor is similar to best cider, and we suppose
might be properly called cane-cider.
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Movement of TrOOpS

ST. LOUIS July 3.-Two hundred and seventy five
troops of the Second Infantry under Lieuts
andershot Conner and Farrand from Newport Barracks
arrived yesterday They transferred to the United
States steamer Mink and Immediately proceeded to
nian
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At the recent term of the Supreme Judicial Court
held at Exeter, New Hampshire, the exceptions IN
the case of Andrew Wentworth and Gilbert stone,
convicted placing distractions on the boston anu
Maine Railroad, in Great Falls, were overruled by
the court and the prisoners were sentenced to the
State prison for the term of seven years EACH
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ST LOUIS, July 3-our dispatches from Leavenworth,
1st instant by the O. s. Express Company to Bonneville,
say that John E., better known Jack Henderson,
arrested to-day bench warrant issued by Judge Good
ch charged with participation in the election frauds at
Oxford. He subsequently liberated on his parole
appear before the Court the charge.
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Robbery in Albany.

ALBANY July 4-Chas. Blinn, drover, robbed
last night at the West Albany Exchange of $1,000 His
entered by means of a ladder. The money was
all on the Passumsic Bank. There is clue the rob
her
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The Dudley Observatory

ALBANY, July 4-The Scientific Council of the Dudley
Observatory held meeting at late hour last night and
resolved not to give up possession of the premises and
publish statement next week.
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Fire in New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July "a fire occurred at 10 o'clock
this forenoon at the corner or Hercules and Caope
streets by which dwellings destroyed. The loss
is estimated 5000
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CINCINNATI MARKET

July ..
FLoUR-The market is very firm with a demand for re-
failing brands in excess OF the supply The sales include
900 bbs extra at 81 and so do do at 81 % Raceved
during the last "a hours 974 bbs
PROvIsIoNs.-The only sales heard of TODAY were IN
hhds of Bacon Sides at cents packed and 40 do do
Shoulders at cts packed There demand for Mess
Pork Mt s4 So but there sellers at that figure Prs
Lard is held at 10 cts, and some ask even more =
WmsKEY Prices have advanced ct, with good
demand The sales comprised 900 barrels at X6I9I
cents. HTt I...-.I
WHARF.-The market is steady and the demand is
about equal the receipts Sales 500 bush good White
Soc 81
CoRN-A good demand and prices are firm at Soc
BARLEY-There is but little doing, and prices nomi-
nal. t -s-.t
RYE-The market is steady at 55G56c
cATs-saes 900 bushels at 35c. good demand and
prices firm. M
61HEEsE-Sales 40 boxes W. R. at 6% cts
cents. W P - " " S
CHARLESTON MARKET.
courov July g.
at from 9,dj12A cs oi ' " " '
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July 6-Cotton-Sales of 6oo bales market
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DANK OF COMMERCE,

u BALTIMORE, June 18th 1858.
The Stockholders hereby notified that the an
nual election for Directors of this Institution will be held
at the Banking house MONDAY the 18th day of July
next from the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon till
one O'Clock in the afternoon. By order,
e1S1aw3w. GEO. C. MILLER. Cashier
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From reports received at Gloucester, Mass, the
prospects for good catch of mackerel by the heet
now in the Bay of st. Lawrence. are very fair
There are about three hundred sail now engaged in
this fishery. ...e... .........
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New YORK. July 6.-The steamer City of Washington,
from Liverpool whose advces forwarded from Cape
Race, arrived here this evening.
From the papers received by her additional items
of interest gathered.
The Coolie emigration question had been discussed in
Parliament.
The Bishop of Oxford intimated that the free emigra
ton of Coolies had proven to be slavery in its worst
form.
Great preparations making to inaugurate the At
antic telegraph The Queen in the event of the
the enterprise will peace message to President
Buchanan.
The war steamer Bloodhound had arrived at England
and inquiry being made into the capture of the bark
Thomas Watson at Sierra Leone.
Three warehouses had been burnt at London involving
an enormous loss
The important Notifications erecting by the French at
Cvita Vecha is occasioning uneasiness at Rome.
1t rumored that the Neapolitan special charge to
Vienna had left in high dudgeon because Austria refused
to back Naples against England.
The cholera had made its appearance in London caused
supposed, by the poisonous stencil of the River
Thames.
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SALT-Saes still making in lots from store at S0(9
50 cts for Ground Alum $50 for Marhalls and Jery
& Darcys Fine and 140 cts. per sack for Ashton's do.
Turks Island is selling at 20 cts. per bushel.
WHlShEl We have no sales Of moment to report to-
day The market unchanged being quiet but steady at
- cts for Ohio and p cts for City and Country with
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,
LTBERIA-l0O bbs -four % hbds shoulders do sides,
do hams, 55 bbs pork so kegs butter boxes lard
half boxes candles 100 boxes soap IS bbs mackerel
half do, % kits 80 half bbs shad Shoes
hats 2l5O kegs powder Is hhd tobacco 107 oil casks in
shocks and heads dozen chairs
AsrINwALL, N. G.-275 tons Cnmberland coal
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Mr.. Connoway, a young man, and respected
o;tizo, of Milton Trimble county, Kentucky, had
been missing from home some two weeks, and on
Tuesday last his body was found in the woods near
Nv covered with leaves. He had evidently been
murdered as three bullet wounds were found on the
body. ......
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The Boston Mass. Journal says :! he bostoh
and Lowell Railroad has been in operation twenty
three years. longer than any other ROAD, |throush-
out its whole lengthy in the country; ana yet not
one ,,oaseu0ey has ever been killed on it.
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Ind coincidence Day.

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Yesterday generally OBJ
served here Independence day The day passed of
without disturbance serious accident The only public
celebration the Democratic meeting in Independence
Square.
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ST. JoHNs, July 6The weather in Trinity Bay is thick
and rainy No signs of the telegraph fleet up
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The bark Amarinth is loading whale oil at New
Bedford, Mass. for Europe. She will take 5000
barrels and another vessel is about to load 900 bar
rels for the same destination
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CENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS.

n ' Elm IILME lN . OLA WLS
~ 20 Cases MAUDS, extra size and qualities.
10 So I" medium 90 -
10 {" =" low grades &c
Is :" T" entirely new designs.
Just received and for sale by
iy3-eolm B. s. & W. A. LONEY & CO.
NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore present session. to condemn and widen Light
street. at its intersection with Baltimore street.
jyl1aw9w-
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Time-G35H; 2:3I 3; 2;33H.
There is probability of another contest between these
horses at heavy figure the of LANCET having at
avowed his willingness again back him. and to
the tune of $4,000 which Offer it is not probable, after
the result of these two Mr. Vim. Mcdonald, the
of FLORA, or her friends, will decline.
is but justice to the propretors of the track Messrs
Jewell & Murphy, to say that everything again
passed off in the most orderly manner
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The whole loss by the flood at Cairo, it is said
will be inside of 100000. The Illinois Central Rail
road can make all repairs for 81 900 The loss to
the citizens in furniture, buildings, and stock, will
not exceed $4,000 The water rose above low wa
ter mark fortyseven feet, which is two feet higher
than ever before known by those who have lived in
that vicinity since 17SS.
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PosT-OFrGCE RIGHrs.-The question whether the
Postoticc Department has certain rights and privi-
leges over the contents of the mas-which has
been much discussed of late-is now on its way to
settlement. Judge Sutherland granted tempo
rary injunction-in the of parties who now
have 5000 or 1000 letters it said detained by the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Postmaster Fowler, prohibit
ing him from forwarding to the General Post-oficc
at Washington any letters addressed to them, and
also enioining him, his agents, &C., from opcnin@"r
reading the letters. We understand that the Post
office Department regards the firm in question as
fictitious and upon that ground alone, if for no
other reasons of the public good 1t is said that the
Department have an undoubted right to order all
their letters to be sent to the deadlcttcr Office I'M
der an act of Congress giving the Department that
Commerce.,