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former used the words exclusive and sole juriSdc-
ton, that of 1926 passed after the decisions in the
cases mentioned by the defence, used only the word
jurisdiction" He also called the attention of the
Court to the act of Congress- passed on the 18th OF
August. 1856, apprOpriating money for the pur-
chase ot the property which the State OF Maryland
had ceded, and that body aware of the condi-
uons which the Legislature of this Statehad thrown
around the cesson. He would rely on the judg-
ment OF the Court, and closed his remarks by eX-
pressing the opinion that it was not incompatible
with the provisions of the Constitution of the Uni
ted states to hold concurrent jurisdiction.
Mr. Kraft replied to the arguments of the Dis
trlct Attorney, remarking that the defence did not
rest their case the act of l790 they went beyond
that, to the Constitution itself, and there formed
the oasis of their position. That instrument de
manded that the United States should have exclu-
sve jurisdiction; the opinions of the abest iurists
were to the effect that it was impossible for the
United States to hold concurrent iuIisdiction and
tdt were reservation of the right to punish crimes
committed on the ceded property. was reserved
by the State, the United States had no authority
Such reservation was in the act of cession of the
MARYLAND Legislature Of March the Sth 1856 and
the congress 0l the United States having accepted
the cession with the reservation, had thereby ac-
knowledged the jurisdiction of the State He apain
referred TO his authorities and closed his remarks
Judge Giles remarked that the point raised by
the defence was new and well worthy attention He
was not aware that it had ever been decided bv anv
Court, and as he was called on to set precedent
he would take the afternoon and night to give il =
careful examination. He therefore adjourned the
Court until to-day at ten o'clock.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. u. Collins Lee Judge
Inc Court was engaged in the following case yes
terday. -
Jacob Hutton u.s. Ann Hutton. An action to re.
cover damages. Before reported-Jury out,
Assignment for Monday 34I to 3G2.
- CIRCUIT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CITY.-Hon. VIM.
George krebs, Judge. The following cases occu
pied the Court yesterday:
Exchange Building Association Us. John NJ. p.
Fanetti Exceptions by defendants to Auditors re-
port Argued by Linthicum for exceptant, and
Wolfe and Curlett for respondents Held under
cHrid. ~
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon William L. Mar
shall Judge. The Court was engaged in the fol.
lowing eases yesterday:
Henry Coulter as. Mooresled. An appeal from
Justice Spies. Judgment reversed Moses Morri. Ti.
rs. John L, Mitchell. An appeal from Justice Hay-
ward. Judgment affirmed.
Assignment for to-day 26 to so inclusive.
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AMERICAN PASSPORTS DIsREGARpFD RY AN En-
PEAN GovERNMENT.-The editor of the Norfolk 1V
argus learns from correspondent in Berlin b
ex-Goy Joseph A. Wright, United States minis
TO Prussia, Is now corresponding with the Admi,
uatl0h upon highly important subject-notb
less than the violation of our passports by the G
ernment to which he is accredited:
A. II seems seems an American citizen has been seized
M ene iuSSian m government and made to serve in
army ms man is native of Prussia. but mi j
ted to the United States some wears aoo. was
turalized; served in the Mexican war with ho]
a. anu ulstlnction, and was wounded in several d
.,es' few years ago he returned to Prussia.
M tne purpose OF visiting his relations, when he
st IiA1u 9 as russian subject and made to serve
thc russian army, cut off from his wife child
anu t property in his adopted country Another cd
~ IN 3lu man, ninety years of age, who emigrated
lhe United States when he was ten wears of al
laIIled an American lady, and is the father of sci
Annurel' tnus spending eighty years of his life
- 4n1herlCa, the husband of an American lady,
ne La'her OF seven American citizens returned d
VI lhiee months since to Prussia on a visit to
reiations, and, by the merest accident. escaped
seizure OF the Prussian Government (for imprl
ad1hC INTO Its army with the aid of friends and
cellent good luck.
doLYGLoT CREw.-The American ship KalaI
Hoo' capt Taylor, now at City Point with salt
,oh I III from Liverpool, is genuine floating wond
anu Illustrates the idea of Babel as astoundinolJ 4
would human menagerie of all the tame and u
Dipeos IN existence. The captain is a Quaker Fl
rennsylvania his wife is an Irish woman; the I
mate Is an lrishman, the second a Yirginian.
COOK Chinese, the stewardess a Cornwall oil
married to the cook y two of the sailors are
lays, two negroes, one Manila man, and two m
owedes.-Petersburg Express.
FEMALE WALKING MATcH.-Montgomer 4
frince street, is the scene of a female pedest,
match, which is attracting considerable attenl
from the fancy gentlemen. Two females.
Lambert, alias Flora Temple, of Boston. and
Una Buckley, alias Prioress, of Lynn. are WALL
on raised platform for prize of Sl0O-the
| who walks or stands longest without rest tn he
victor The parties are allowed anv refresbm
they desire, but are not permitted to sit dow,
leave the platform to partake. They CONNER
TINS useful occupation yesterday at twelve ocl
and at twelve O'Clock to-day were performinC 4
rounds, though with evident symptoms Of W.
ness, and Flora, at first the favorite, complaine
having taken cold last night. Both pedestr
nave walked sixty consecutive hours on forme,
caslons. Lamberts dress resembles the Emo
Jockey; Buckley's is the Bloomer-Ne,o YORK. {
ing Post.
DECREASE OF POPULATION. The Dubuoue 10
Itmes says that by recent census of that
made by the District Board of Directors. ul
the provisions of the school law, it appears
total population of Dubuque is 67S less than
] year.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, October -Sugars.-Under the influence Of
unfavorabe news from foreign markets. buyers have al
most entirely ceased operations, and their offers still
below the declining pretensions of holders buoyed
the light stock hand-25 boxes against 1876 900 box
es in 1897 For heavy dark goods, lower figures have
been accepted than represented by the authorized quota
tons Of the market For Whites low clear bright in
Guiding the refined goods OF Derosna $625 to 81 80 per
lOO lbs, Neows do $512% to S62H do. No quotations
from Muscovado sugars. Shipped hence SIP boxes and
from Mantanzas II boxes and 80 hhds which for ports
in the United States-New York 903 boxes and l21 hhds
and for Philadedhia 1893 boxes
MolasseS.-Socks light, to rias per keg for Caved
No Muscovadoes Offering. The Theodore Curtis cleared
for New York with cargo of Molasses from Cubanas:
shipped on planters account $1,000 gallons. Sales have
been for delivery small cargo ralS; at Sierra Morena
100000 gals AZ do and at Marie small cargo AZ rals;
and hear Of no other stock being offered.
BUENOS AYRES, Aug. 31-The winter has been un-
usually severe, causing heavy losses in cattle and num-
bers at the south have died from an epidemic: some
months of fine weather will he required to bring cattle
into condition for slaughter in spite of these drawbacks
should European advCes continue favorable may an
tcipate an active season. Dry Hydes-The month began
with very brisk demand for the United States and
though this queted down the last fortnight 600 have
been sold, mostly for United States. Quotation firm 55
RS in bond per 35 lbs Wool quiet and tends downward
stock very heavy, 125 GOO arrobes, of which 10000
parcel mixed sold at sos. Salt-No demand. Lumber
d-ll and slightly declined quoted Sc patacones Flour
Parcels of American lately received here for the
rivers at advance this market so we NAV soon re-
cord decided advance here, quoted 5d75 pat Rice
Sales Carolina at Sl0Gll1 per Doubloons $349h The
Maria of fumber sold at MonteYideo at Al pata
cones, delivered at Rosario.
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FROM HAVANA

NEW ORtrANs. Oct 2l-The steamship Cahawb
has arrived here with Havana dates 10 tne Iot
inst. The health of the city was goou' ooo -,
Sugars had advanced the stock was oo'ogo ~ ~ ~
heavy Sterling exchange was lo12 PEI ~ oent l =
mimi. and exchange on New York AZ per cent
Freights were dull.
The Spanish fleet was fitting for service.
ICorrespondence of tie Neio York Herata.I c-.t,
Az far as we have anv pmbc sentiment in CUB
it seems to be made up Just in favor OF 7pai
ish demonstration with arms against Mexico an
to open the way by attack on aamPlc9, ~ ~
would, of course, be easy victory, anu y T. e.
in base for military operations when Wouiu pJ % .
tai to the constitutional party, and might lead
other results which would not be so agreea9'e
Brother jonathan, and not subscribing brltSn Il
terests
Our crops are all looking WE'LL and the prospecl
of sugar. coffee and tobacco good ior lhe Pi"A
ters AID farmers. - :
The Diario dc la Marina publishes protest ?
representatives of Spanish firms doing business
Tampico against the action of Garza, IN ln1posin
the forced loan, and compelling payment py III
prisonment. The Diorio SAYS
The document which we now publish, ana Y
which one part of the results to which our 1eli9w
citizens were subjected in Tampico at the end !
last month is officially proved, shows to what oY
gree we are justified in our condemnation OF tho7
acts. 80
Are we not to be excused for appauding, with al
the sincerity of our heart, the measures adopte
by our superior authorities in order to keep IN
spect those who in such scandalous manner ~
suited our fellowctizens and the subjects of othd
nations affording at the same time protection \
the national interests, represented not only by ti
lives and property of Spaniards, but by the hond
of the flag called to defend them against such u7
Just attacks?
Force alone may obtain what till now the moi
scrupulous regard was unable to obtain. HoweT,d
we may sympathise with the destiny Of the republ1
placed in such a situation to oblige foreign n1
tions to protect their own subjects on Mexican tel
ritory; however painful the might be II ,Gb1
tween our nation and that which once was call1
New Spain hostilites should break out, which won
be in contradiction with the brotherly spirit VIII
which we have always treated Mexico, the wei
founded claims of our fellow citizens render 1t nd
pensable, that the mother country hasten to say
them from the imminent danger their lives and i
terests exposed to, and from vexations WY
which bad Mexicans visit them. The measurI
adopted ofsending well provided war ships to I'll
coasl of Tampico for the purpose of demanding I'll
reparatiOn due to Spain for the insults committd
against her subjects, and to keep in respect the VI
bridled Governors or That T'are correspond both
the interests of our nationality and to those Oh ~
unfortunate republic, to-day prey to the most
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ErOnl Salt Lake

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Sat Lake dates to the 25th
ult, have been received. There was a good feeling
between the Mormons and Gentiles. The former
command of nearly 5000 men will remain during
the winter in one granl encampment. The Mail
party encountered snow, and it is feared that some
of the trains would be overtaken by snow in the
mountains, and considerable suffering anticpa-
rod
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DAILY EXCHANGE.

Illinois Politics
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, 22.-Dr. Levoy, the admins
traton candidate for Congress in the Sd District has
withdrawn. He advises his friends to support the
regular democratic nominees, including those re-
representatives. who will vote for Mr.. Douglas.
Mr.. Breckenridge has written letter to the
State Central Committee in which he saws he can
not endorse the of Mr.. Douglas in the late
session of Congress upon the Kansas question, but
that question being practically settled, and Mr..
Douglas being the leader of the democracy in Hi
nois, in their present fight against Black Repub-
licanism, he sympahses with him, and desired his
success. He trusts that the Democracy of Illinois,
which has never given sectional vote, will not
now be found a laggard in duty to the Constitution
and the Union. The report that Mr.. Breckenridge
desire to address the people of Illinois is in
correct.
From New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2l.-Lctters from New Mexico
furnish additional items of news.
Colonel Miles was organizing two columns to
take the field against the NavajOs, and fight
ing was anticipated
The Indians in the Northern district were quiet.
Judge Bovine had arrived at Santa Fc.
Capt. Pope and party would probably winter at
Galistro, twenty miles south of Santa Fe.
Later from Havana-The CahaNyba MT New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-1he Cahawba has ar
rived with Havana dates to the 18th inst.
The health of Havana continued good. Freights
were dull. Sugar had advanced; the stock in port
is $4,000 boxes. The stock of moasses is 40 900
hhds. The stock of Lard is heavy. Exchange on
London l513. Bills on New York AZ.
The Spanish fleet was in port, fitting out for SER
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From New Mexico.


WAsHrNGToN, Oct. 22.-The Secretary of the
Navy has chartered of Captain Templeton, of New
Metacomet of 395 tons burden for the Paraguay ex-
pedition. The owner is to be at the risk of loss
from Pensacola to Buenos Ayres and from the latter
to New Orleans.
Charles Ii. Barrett, who was to have been hung
here to-day, for murder, has been respited for two
weeks bv the President.
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d IE ELtUhAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
q
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER %.
ALCOHOL-Sales early in the week of Western at
AK cents and subsequently at ~ cents 1t is held at the
close 43 cents The sales have been 400 bbls We
quote small lots from second hand at 46Gl4S cents
BARK-The market has been very quiet throughout
week. and without sales to We still
quote S1S20 per ton for inferior Quercron, and s22
for prime do
BEESwAXWe still quote bright yellow at 81 d32 cts,
with limited sales
BREAD.-There is no change to notice this week. We
quote Navy at Hd4 cents Pilot at AZ cents and Water
Crackers 81 per h., subject to discount for
cash.
C0TTON.-The demand this week has been very limited
and the market dull with sales of about $50 bales at rreg
ular prices, but at decline of about cent per b the
rates current last week Stock hand about 1900 bales
The market closed with firm feeling, and quote
follows
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
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AMERICAN INTERESTS IN RUssA.-It affords
pleasure to state that by a letter from Hon. f.
Pickens our minister at the Russian court. we le
that himself, the members Of the legation. and
family were well, and much pleased with their
perience, thus far of life in st. Petersburgh.
take the liberty of copying a few observations
general Importance
The interests of the two governments (the R
sian and American) are becoming daily more i,
mate. Our increasing settlements and trade
California and on the Pacific are bringing us i
intercourse with Russian possessions on the Am
river and the Asiatic coast as well as with II
possessions in America. The trade of the Am
river is immense-something like $50, ,00O. 600 a v
and growing very rapidly.
have consus under my jurisdiction through 4
as wei as in Europe, and their reports and accon
to me bring me into official communication will
lare portion of the globe. | had no idea that
actual business of this office was as extensive .
important as it is. We have large American m
chant houses in this city; and American sbins
Cronstadt are more numerous than those of .
other nation except Great Britain. Thirteen sh
arrived this season direct from Charleston and
Orleans loaded with cotton, without having touc
at Liverpool at all, as has heretofore been the =,
The direct trade must increase every wear. Ma
tacturers in cotton are increasing immensely alb
Moscow; and one may see loads of cotton here ev
day IN the streets, passing to the railroad for I
point.-Edgefetd (S &. y Adrertiser
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The United States steam frigate Minnesota wa
Shanghae, the Powhatan at Japan, and the sioor
war Germantown was in Canton river at the Ia
advices. VIZ ~
The marine guard of the sloop-ofwar Preble
the 18th inst. The Preble is lvinr at NorfoIl- Y
Yard; and will be ready to sail to Join the Parag
expedition in about week. rs
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Albany Politics

ALBANY, Oct. PA public meeting was held this
afternoon, and a committee appointed to consider
the practicabity of making a united opposition
ticket in this county against the democracy The
committee is to report ON Monday.
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RICHMOND, Octobe, 2o.-Crd schrs. Louisa Dyer, n.
York. Pawtucket, Philadelphia.
NORFOLK, October 20.-Arr. brig Pamela, Sombrero in
distress schr J. II. Harris Philadelphia. Cid schr FL
eanor. New York.
WILMINGTON, October 19.-Arr schrs. II. Maybee, n.
York; Onward, New London.
CHARLESTON October 20.-AT. ship Uncle Joe, New
York
SAVANNAH, October 20.-Arr. steamship Parkershurg,
New York ships John Henry, Bath; Souter Johnny New
York; bark Oakland, London.
MOBILE, October 16.-Arr. ship Southampton, New
York.
NEW ORLEANS October 2O.-Arr tper tal.l ships Ju-
venta Rome and Southern Chief, New York Moses Tay-
lor Liverpool Rochambeau Boston; Joshua Mauran Bar
ceona; bark Regina, New York
October 21-Arr. ships Shawmut, f. Talbot and VI.
Mott. Boston; Geo Washington, Lvelpool N Larrabee
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A large emigration from North Carolina to the
West is going on. A caravan of SO persons left
Lincoln county, N. c., last week. A large number
leaving Davidson and other counties of the
State.
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The Alleged slave Bark Isla de Cnb,

BOsToN, Oct. 2l.-The alleged slave bark Isa de
Cuba remains in possession of the United States
in bail Of 81 900 each, in default of which they are
placed in Jail.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Officer Andrews yesterday arrested William Montague,
charged with threatening to kill his wife. He taken
before Justice Logan and committed to Jail to answer the
charge at court
Simon Rate arrested Thursday night by officers
Hogg and Sarkney, charged with assaultng and beating
his family Justice Audoun committed him to Jail to an
swer the charge court.
George II. Lewis arrested by officer Elderkin,
charged with beating his wife, Justice Logan committed
him to answer the charge at court.
Patrick McDona arrested yesterday afternoon by
oflcer D. Morgan, charged with beating boy name un
KNOWN Mayor Swami committed him to answer the
charge at court
Archibald Tyler negro yesterday arrested by OH
Taylor the charge of assaung and beating Hester
Ann Williams, negress. Justice Morrow committed him
to Jail in default of security for court.
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DANvlLLE, Pa, Oct. 22.-Mrs. Twiggs was exc
cuted here to-day for the murder of her husband
and Mrs. Clark. Her paramount Clark, was exc
cuted some time since. She protested her inno
cence the scatlod and her readiness to die, only
regretting to leave behind her two orphan chill
uren.
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The Synod of New York and New Jersey

NEWARK, Oct. 2l.-The Synod of New York and
New jersey in session at the Second Presbyterian
church in Orange Rev. Dr. Hatfield, of New York.
has been chosen Moderator, and Rev. o. NJ. John
son, T. S. Skinner and John Crowell clerks The
Synod will continue in session for several davs.
This Synod embraces the nine Presbyteries of New
York; the third of Hudson, Long Island and North
river New York; and the fourth of BROOKLYN,
Newark, Rockaway and Montrose. 1t has two hun
dred and twenty-six ministers and one hundred and
fifty-Gve churches, each entitled to one delegate
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SAVANNAH, Oct. 20.-There were seven deaths to-
day, but none Of them were from yellow fever.
[NoTE-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of yesterday.l
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EErie llnilrnnn

New York, Oct. 22.-William Moran has been
re elected President of the Erie Railroad Company
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have re-
sumed payment in full.
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Supreme Judge of Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Oct 22.-Gayard Church has been
appointed Supreme Judge in place of Judge Porter
resigned
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kENTUcKY PHILANTHRoPIsT. Mr.. Jonathan
Hobson, highly respected citizen of Bowling
Green, KY, arrived in this city with negro boy
his save-whom he placed in school with a view n
his manumission. We understand that this is the
ninth or tenth slave he has provided for in this
Colonization Socety.-Cincianat Commercial
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Iowa Election

BURLINGTON, Oct 21.-The Hackeye has returns
from all the counties of the First Congressional dis
tricts except three which cannot change the result
Hon. Samuel r. Curtis, republican, will have ma
jority of about 500.
In the Second Congressional district, w. Vande-
ver's (republican) majority is 1000.
The republican State ticket is elected by an in
creased majority.
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sOtiEIl L~EittIC NFOlka ltIIIlts.
LEAvENwORT Oct. 20.-Miners from the South
Platte mines fully authenticate the existence of
gold all along that river.
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Yellow Fever at savannah

Health of New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-The deaths from yellow
ever Yesterday were thirty-four.
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WHEAT.-Liverpool, 81 1893 bush; Capetown C. g. II
1 .53S: IIalifaX. y. S. 10 .9S9 LagnaYra 2s 800.

TOBACC0-HHDs.
Commencing January l. 1858, and same time 1857.
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Together with 4l5 bbs Rye Flour and 1,321 bbs. and
$40 half bbls. Corn Meal.
The exports of Flour for the week have been follows
Bbls.
To West lndies..... 1913
" Harbor Grace, n. loo
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J L. S. District Court,
September Term,

NtpItlnOtr Term,
George Slime and others lS5S
The traverSers, by their attorneys. court to
quash the indictment in the above named cause
lst. Because the United States Government ju
risdction over the territory place upon which Of
fences alleged against the traversers in the said ndic
ment alleged to have been committed and therefore,
this court has power try punish crimes offences
committed in said place.
2d. Because the Government of the United has
the power and the jurisdiction the place where
said offences alleged to have been committed but that
jurisdiction remains in the Courts of the State of Mary
land CHARLES l.. KRAFT
nr Han
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


RYE FLoUR.-West Indies, 2e9 BIB
bbls.; Halifax, N. s., 800 bbls.
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WILMINGTON MARKET, October 21.-TuRPENTINE-
Sales yesterday of 24 bbls and day of 200 do $40
for Virgin and Yellow dip $175 for new and S.55 for old
Hard. per $50 lbs.
SPIRITs-No transactions that we hear of.
RosIN.-Notlng doing in either grade.