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John Banck arrested by officer Starr On thepharSe
OF assaulting Nicholas Shaeler He held to bail for
further hearing by Justice Marrow.
Officers Handy and Stephens arrested Michael Sbaeer
charged with disorderly conduct and abusing John
Blanck Justice Marrow held him to bail further
Mn snnnahan and ,ThIsn c,tOn were arrested by
officer Brown, the charge Sf fighting in Ae street.
They were committed for further heafingAby Justice
Mearis.
Officer Whitaker yesterday arrested James Gardner
charged with assaung and beating Thomas Short Jus
tce Mears committed him Jail in default of security
to answer before Court.
Michael Megahr, arrested by officer Brashears on
the charge OF throwing stones in the was fined
81 and costs. by Justice Wheat.
Robert Auber was yesterday arrested, by officer Start
charged WIZ stealing wood the property of James Hack
ett JUSTICE Mckinley held him to bail to answer the
charge before Spurt.
James Clark Was arrested yesterday by officers Carmne
and Brooks charged with beating his wife He was com
mitted for Court, by Justice Mearis.
During the progress of the procession Yesterday on
Broadway officer Tayman of the detective police arrested
notorious pckpocket named John HOgg, whom he dis
covered IN the act of picking the pocket of lady was
Intenty engaged in watching the parade He was taken
before Justice Mckinley who committed him to Jail for
trial before the Criminal Court
Ofhcer Engler yesterday arrested named Charles
Johnston, on the charge of shooting man. name un.
known at the Steuben Festival He was committed to
Jail in default Of security answer the charge before
Court, by Justice Shpley.
The following parties brought into the Western
Police station during the afternoon of yesterday charged
with disorerly conduct and fighting the Steuen Fes
tiva Homer Hersfedt Charles Watemyer Charles HYDE
Julius Shafer, Robert Harkness Charles Moore William
H. Brundige. George Pierce Elijah alias Bony Lee, VIM
Loughery James Waters George Chambers and Richard
RoHnree.
The following parties committed for Court in de
fault of security by Justice Mckinley: Charles Denck
Potter
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 1st-REMARKs
ON THE BEEF MARKET-Even the cattle Tor their owners
seem to Predetermined honor the great Teegraphc
celebration to-day At least number of large fat
buocks arrived in this City for todays market than
any previous week for some years past. The numbers
foot up 5040 which nearly equal to $500 5000
of such bullocks often find here The butchers
solved take part in the procession this p NJ and did
in body, dressed in their white aprons, and
fine appearance they made. To be ready for
this, they made most of their purchases at 44th
street yesterday, though knowingly paying higher
rates than prevailed today This made lively
Tuesdays market, and about many cattle sold
day. The prices were S4d9 cts. for good buocks
last evening, and SdS4 cts to-day. The market was
quite brisk the opening this morning. but the buy
thinned out and by there few to be
seen, though there plenty of unsold cattle The
jority of all the animals of good quality though
few lots of clean kline could be found by those who make
it point pay only cts. for tendons and bone. With
those here still unsod, and hundreds Alba
and elsewhere there is partial supply hand for
week The trade at Albany has been somewhat brisk
about 900 head going East from that point this
NsluV VoyL-T
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Pacific at st.
Johns from Galway.

ST. JOINS, n. T., September 2.-The steamer Pacific
from Galway with dates the 2lth inst has arrived here
The United States Prcble left Cadiz the 9th
of August.
The bark Champion mad arrived at Gibraltar with the
family of Mr.. Stanback the American Consul recently
murdered at Jaia.
President Buchanan message to Queen Victoria was
published i'll London the 23d ult. The London papers
criticse unfavorably the last paragraph.
The NeiOS says there is more simple dignity in the
Queens but great of in the Presi
DENTS with perhaps dash OF ambitious stranng
effect it had been better had President
omitted the last paragraph.
The Times believes that the cable is to be guarantee of
perpetual peace between the two countries.
1t rumored that the abdicaton King Prussia
is absolutely necessary his disease is 1t
feared that the event will hurry political crisis.
The China peace dispatch lacks positive confirmation
but it is generally credited in Europe
The bOmbardment of Jeddah by the British took the
French Government by SURPRISE but explanations were
made in London to Count Pellissier
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 23.-Cotton is firm. Flour quiet
Wheat is buoyant Corn is dull. Provisions are steady
Produce-Sugar is quiet. Spirits Turpentine is dun at
3Ss (d39S.
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-SEpr. 2.


As the military were entering Independence Square
yesterday the crowd which gathered upon the rail
ings caused portion Of it in Walnut street to give way,
and fell over upon group OF persons rive OF them
were more or less seriously injured
cricket match was played yesterday the ground of
the Philadelphia CIun Camden, between eleven
red ys eleven single all of Philadelphia which
suited in the signal victory of the bachelors, in in
nings and seven spare very handsome cricket
erS hat was prescnted the Philadelphia Club by W f
Warburton Esq he played for by those taking part in
this match and was won by Mr. Charles Coils he having
made the highest score-2S.
The Philadelphia EreHing Journal thus speaks of the
manner which the successful laying of the submarine
cable celebrated in that city Wednesday last The
principal thoroughares of the city the aspect of
grand gala day. Flags float from hundreds of stats pro
ctcd from the public and private buildings, and the town
is aStr with dense Of population moving towards
the centres Of attraction The of cannon heard
at day break and again at noonthe bells of the churches
and the police stations rang merry peas at short inter
vals-the insprtng strains Of many military bands rose
aud fell and swellCd again the air, and the flashing UNI
forms and glancng OF the soldery lighted up the
whole spectacle with martial splendor.
Independence Hall thrown open TO the PUBIC al
nine O'Clock this morning and from tha' ho HAS oeei
The tia f the Sons Of Malta bearing the Maltese Cross,
Aoad from the roof of the Of the Order in this city,
az eis anu hrs of the different Passenger Railway
connanies were gay decorated with ags IN hohor o the
day Almost every car we enc9nhergI pore Inc lnlP T
tinn on white musllh' Inc A'i'i''| 'N''7'"P" A"oS
wrre filed overtowing.
Tbc Worth .tDlericcm says:
In Tho morning the military Of the city turned out in
, ranks under the command of Major General Patter
SON and made very handsome show. The crews of the
Niagara Susqucanna. the Cadets of Temperance the
frrrn societies and the L. s Marines also attracted
much attention. In the rear Of Independence Hall spa
cious stand had been built with balcony around the
ond story window of the Hail. for the band Of music in
this place assembled the Mayor judges councils etc
and a public meeting of tremendous size held The
procession formed from the centre ranged in
the grand main of the Square. All DAY long
great crowds were perambuatng the streets Looking at
the transparences and decorations and at the pa
rade At night the illumination was very attractive
fine torchlight parade Of the fremen TOOK pce ana the
display of fireworks at the intersection of Broad and Spring
Garden streets splendid.
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From Utah.

LEAvENwoRTH, August 81 Dates from Utah to the 9TH
have been received The election passed quietly The
late appointment by Governor Cummings of Probate
Judges for Carson and Green River counties caused
dissatisfaction among the Mormons; but all was quiet at
the departure of the mail Thirty soldiers had deserted
and Capt Tracy was trial for INSTRUMENTATION.
Col Holman had been ordered to Oregon with the 9th
Regiment of infantry. The road from the DEVILS Gate to
Brdgers was strewn with de id cattle But few Indians
were seen on the route. The rivers all low.
Major Shermans Battery left Leavenworth yesterday
for fort Ridgeley.
ST. LOUIS Sept 1.-The Fort Bridger correspondent of
the Republican says that the 9th Infantry, and com
pany of sappers and miners under Lieut. Duane arrived
there August 9th The departure of the 9th Infantry
Wala Waa, Oregon, delayed in consequence of in
sufficient supplies of clothing and provisions. The Utah
Indians were committing deredations The annual cec
tion for Territorial county officers took place on the
ID of August. The Democrats of Green and River coun-
ties have elected their whole ticket by average major
ity of So VIM. j. Osborne is elected the Legislature
Nothing has been heard from the other cnunties
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Serious Riot on Staten IsIand-The Marine
IInsnjfnJ Rnr,f L., .

NEW YORK, September AT Staten Island last nioht
a mob of a thousand men broke into the quarantine
grounds set the hospital and shantes on fire and threat
ene 70 hie te residence OF Dr. Thompson, the Health Of
cer, who called to his aid the sevedores EMPLOYED in nm
loading vessels and armed them with muskets to protect
the buildings. P'
The Hospital is this morning mass of smouIderne
runs ana many OF the shantes also. Capt Beon of the
arbor police came up to the city late hour last night
Tor an additional police force, the mob in furious
state of excitement, and it is known what the next
movement would be-
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Boston Items

Boston, Sept 1.-B F. Howe, of Richmond Va had
pocket book snached from his hand the Common YES
terday afternoon by who acting as his guide
1t contained eleven hundred dollars.
Capt. Wilton, agent of the New York Packet line died
yesterday, aged sixty one.
In Lynn, yesterday, best three in FIVE mile heats to
hundred dollars against the horses Sououque and Medde
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Serious RaiIrood accider,

flTISBURd Sept An accident of serious nature oc
CURED last night on the Allegheny Valley Railroad near
Hutton station The last car, containing large party
returning from Camp Meeting thrown from the tract
ana rolled down steep embankment Miss Mary Ann
kincaid was killed. two other persons were seriously in
Jured ana twenty others less hurt The injured
are generally residents of Pttsburg The coroners Jury
eXculpateS the CoIpany from blame
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON Sept. 2.-The editor of the Chicago Her.
or% has been appointed Marshal of the Northern District
oil illinois, in place Of Mr.. Davidson removed
Commander Mason has been ordered to the Command
ot the receiving ship Pennsylvania Norfolk vice Com
mander Tucker detached
Lieut. Joseph n. Barney has been ordered tn the Nory
Yard at Norfolk " '''
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>EAW NYELL1GAS2E:\
I Reported for the Daily Exchange.

TowsoNTOwN, Sept. 2, 1858
CIRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY.-Before Hon.
Judge JOHN H. PRICE.
=, The entire day was consumed by the arguments of
Messrs Scott and King counseors for James c. Adams
against the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore for dam
sustained by the condemnation of certain lands in
W county Tor the purpose of building the great aqueduc
bs pps @ the city with water The evidence, &c, has
day mornnu reported Court adjourned until Satur
Price will i eSt al lo o'clock, when his Honor, Judge
case Of lanes In the above case and also in the
more " pay rs The Mayor City Council of Bal
ported. oNe' anu previously re-
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New BRANCH OF CoMMERcr-Tba No. o-,
f'cay"ns notices hunter of alligators who has
captured four hundred in the swamps near that
since May. He goes into the swamps at night with
pan OF flre, and shoots them as they crowd arona
the light. The skins are sold at rs cents each and
make the very best boots. The oil, tusks and hides
of these four hundred captured animals have Melted
the captor $500 in three months
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VOL. II---NO. 1866.
stlonetaru an0 Commercial Rfbiftu.
BALTIMORE. September . 1s5

BALTIMORE September 2, 1853.
The dullneSs which has prevailed in Stocks for some
time past still continues but the tone of the market is
firm There nothing done today in Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad shares $50 being bid close but they
held at $50 cash. For Northern Central the demand
quite active and sales of 1925 shares ranspred at the
Board at S2l cash. $22 buyer 60 so days and S2I
seller GO days leaving off very firm 2 s22
cash After the Board $50 shares sold So regular way
We note sale of 200 shares Springfield Mining at 81 So
with $24 bid s2S asked at the close Nothing doing in
Canton, Sl9A being bid $50 asked Baltimore City 6's
steady, with sales of 81 COO 974 s 500
1878 at 9S for 1905 9SA bid The only transac
tons in Railroad bonds 81 900 Northern Central 1855
at sos, and 900 North Western Virginia ID mortgage
60, showing change in either since yesterday. Balti
more and Ohio 1855 held IS, with 81 y bid
AT New York today nearly all the fancies showed de
Ginning tendency, and the market closed heavy Erie fell
Off since Tuesday I New York Central a; Reading \;
Cleveland and Toledo 81 Rock Island Michigan southern
"a and Hudson 4. Canton sold 90 same as last sales
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
.
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Yellow Fever on Shipboard.
Contested Election i'm HtiSsour;

- CHARLESTON, Aug. 3l-The brigs J. W. LAWYER fror
BOSTON and Havana for New York have arrived at thi
port, with the officers down with the yellow fever
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MARYLAND NEWS.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

In accordance with notice previously given several
members of the Board of Commissioners named in the
Act OF 1898 Incorporating the Baltimore and
Railroad Company designed to complete direct Railroad
connection between Baltimore and Aqua Creek assem-
bled at this place Thursday last the 26h u for the
purpose OF performing the duties devOving them pre-
paraory to an organization of the Company The Com
lssoners present represented the four Anne
Arundel Prince Georges, Charles and St Mary's and
many cltzens from the same counties also
e attracted by the interesting character the
lngs Robert Bowie, Esq appointed the General
Agent oi the Commissioners with authority to open the
DOCKS ana To receive subscriptions to he capital stock
preparatory TO the organization of the Company itself
Planters Adrocdte.
We learn that James Sommervell ESQ., has disposed of
ms arm at private sale, situated in Nottingham district
IN TINS county The farm contains acres and was sold
for $40 per (20000 1t was purchased hv WiIIia
NJ. Bowie, Esq. of this neighborhood
DORCHESTER COUNTY
Esnt slaves absconded from Talbot county, Sunday
week last seven OF whom were arrested FELTON, station
delaware, on Monday, and taken to Easton Jail
bridge Democrat
ALLEGHANY COUNTY
From the Cumberland TeIegraDb
MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the week ending Satur-
day August D. S727 oil shpped over the
cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad 527
the road of the Georges Coal and Iron Company
l5o' over the road of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
company and OOOO tons the Hampshire Coal and Iron
road, making an aggregate for the week from
thg g whole coal region of OF tons.
lotal shipments for the entire
975 90 tons 7 w.
During the season 800 canal boats cleared this port
carrying l5SSO6 90 tons cf coal
OF the total apouat 244 100 90 tons went Inv Rail.
''iSi During the mont jast> expired tne revenues.
S33 000 w
NEW CREEK CoMpANA- We are informed On ro,;,h,o
thory that normatp in reference to the New Greek
Companys having gone down with crash was entirely
erroneous The authority states that the
are amply sufficient to than discharge all
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Oar Factory Burnt.

NEW BEDFORD, Sept. 1.-The Farhaven Railroad ferry
steamer burned waters edge at 2h O'clock this
morning. She was insured for $4,000
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burning ola Steamer

ST LOUIS, Sept Hon Frank p Blair, Jr. has given
notice that he will contest the Richard Rarrctt
to a seat in the S6th Congress from this district
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Sept. 1.-The factory of J. p
Page, in Wayne Ashtabula county was DESTROYED by fir
last night. The loss is estimated to exceed $4,000
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The editor of the Piedmont (Va.) Independent
has been shown tomato weighing one pound and
ten ounces.
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Arrival of the Africa.
NEW YORK, Sept 2.-The steamer Africa with Liver
pool dates to the 2st u (ancpated arrived this after
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK, Sept. 2-Four is frm-saes of 16 500 bbls
at 81 905 for sound State, and SIS 706 for Ohio Wheat
is du-sales 35 900 bushels Southern Red 1l7d125 cts
white 12SG47 Corn heavy-sales of 81 900 bush
7075 for mixed and 81 So cts for white Pork
Mess has advanced 10 cs.-saes at Sl7 50l7 CO. Prime
25 cts hgher-$l5 40dl550. Whiskey is dull at "a
SUGARS buoyant at an advance of q. Muscovado ia
SH Spirits Turpentine heavy at As cts. Rice is
quiet at 303A cts. Freights-coton to London taken
at 81.
bales.
MOBILE Aug. 31.-Cotton-There is slight advance on
all qualities sales at 1G11& cts Sales of three days
$50 bales; receipts 7G0 bales.
CINCINNATI Sept. Flour is active at 81 35d5.
Whiskey steady at q cts Mess Pork is quoted at SIG
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INDIEs-35O bbls. flour; 700 bbs meal 100
bags do 400 bushels 65 bbls pork; 100 hams; $50
kegs butter 80 tins lard SO puncheons oil NEAL 800 bbs
crackers; Is bags bread.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG r A NJ S

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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THE STEUBEN FESTIVAL,
GRAND GALA DAY WITH OUR GERMAN CITIZENS
PROFESSION OF MILITARY, MUSICAL.
AND OTHER ASSOCLA TTONS.
ADDRESSES OF THE REV H. SCHEIB, HON. J
VANsANT, VIM. H. YOUNG, ESQ, & DR. E. WIss.
INCIDENTS OF THE OCCASION &c.

Yesterday will long be remembered by citizens but
more especially by those of German origin in point of in
terest the grandes gala day which have had in orr
city for many long year twas to them indeed social
reunion ofno common interest being merely fest
val of easure, but fitting tribute to the memory Of one
of the brave of their Fatherland who uobly
shared with great Washington and patriots of the
Revolution in the ruRge for American liberty Ahouoh
the majority of the immense present were Ger
mans there in attendance large numbers of native
born citizens who mingled freely in the festivities of the
day, members of brotherhood From
O'Clock in the morning streets envened with the
music of the bands, and the rapid march of the different
societies, they severay proceeded to Broadway the
place appointed for forming the procession This was oc
cOmpshed about o'clock when the line which was over
lowing being the
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
Rio JANEIRo-Bark Marie Louise
500 bags coilee-Order.
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PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. Gibson & Co. Auctioneers
sold yesterday afternoon, the premises lot of
ground and Improvements situate at the east corner
of Baltimore and Bond streets, fronting p alt
more street, and running back with depth of 10 feet
The property is used tavern called the Wakoo
House. Purchased by Mr. 0rvile Horwitz for IS 475
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THURSDAY, September 2, 1855.
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innate sources of power, all the primitive elements
OF freedom scrutnizcd debated anaIyzcd and eIuci
Ieed before the cry of war and to sounded
mulged. ''' P'
Nen IN the advance of this important and formal act
0i caSg oil the shackeS of the government to " hch
eS ht heen subjected, and had to take rank
among The nations of the earth the been draw
AZ concord ana Bunker Hill, and the success of these
@ ueln"nS'rationS inspired the hearts Of country
men-rang the peel for freedom throughout thc domain
ese outbreaks in Massachusetts the mutter-
II :" te Instant voice of the thundercloud of war; the
n,e bursting Of the storm The Rubicon was crossed -
nm, ne voice oi Negotiation and of enreaty was hushed
e sN"Ii. anu The cannon and the hayonct, were the
toSe pers The day to he that should stigmatize
te c"iolSS as infuriaed and impotent rebels or crown
e as successful rerouonSts in the glorious cause of
human liberty and the honored champions of the rights
Vi an injured people. Their lives their fortunes and their
sacred honor were Stakcd upon the issue
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West Branch Insurance Co.
OF LOCK HAVEN, PA,

|sSrRES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer.
|,5andise, Farm Property, and other Build.
1 and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
John J. Pearce, Hon. G. c. Harvey,
Ia B. Hall, /. /. Abrams,
Frles A. Mayer, ID. X. Jackman,
.rles Crist, w. White,
..r Dickinson, Thos Kitchen.
Hon. G.. C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
rss. Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
sgel H, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, ID d.
4. Winegardner, VIM. Vanderbilt,
4. Mackey, VIM. Fearon,
White, DR.. }. 5. Crawford,
rs Quiggle, A. Updegraff,
". Maynard, James Armstrong,
Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bigler.
,@Agent for Mitilin county, G. ". STEW:
T. Esq. apps