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fremont Temple was filled to hear Hon. Rufus
Choate, the orator for the Young Mems Democratic
Club, and Music Hall was crowded to hear John S.
Holmes, the orator for the city celebration.
Hon. Edward Everett made an eloquent address
at the city dinner in Faneuil Hall in response to
the sentiment ''The Memory of Washington
At a late hour Mr. Everett attended the dinner at
the Revere House, and addressed the Young Mems
Democratic Club, in response to the sentiment "The
day celebrate"
Mr.. Everett concluded his speech as follows:
"The day we celebrate is, in the burning words
of our friend, Mr.. Choate, day without paral-
le
On this day was done deed that the historians
of Rome, Greece, nor any more modern nation
match To the citizens of Philadelphia | would
saw guard well Independen Hail. for it is second
only to Mount Vernon, and may it stand forever
the sanctuary of American patriotism.
1t is no irreverence to call its walls salvation and
its gates praise May the shine soft upon its
roof. and the winds of winter knock gently at its
door. I would could ascend the mount of vision
and view the glores of the coming day to this
country-the past is craven upon my heart.
| have visited every portion of our blessed coun-
try and have found nothing to condemn. All that
| have found which had the power to strike down
would do, bears the name of "buncombe." lire
mendous cheering
don't mean any geographical huncombe, nor
the respectable county of that in North Caro-
una. mean that political, pestilent political cleo
toheeflng buncombe which exists in anv State to
prague the land. GGreat cheering. We can get
liu Vi Ina. ana return to such days when Massa-
] chusetts invited WASHINGTON to take command
| of our armies at Cambridge: when Adams and lief
ferson assisted each other in drawing up the De-
caration of independence; when Sontb Carolina
sent her rice to feed the army of the north
| Could live to see that dav 1 would on to INV
| grave content, and ask tor no other epitanb that
this :-"Through evil and good report he loved his
| country"
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pHU,ADETP PHIA NEWS-Jr1y r

The celebration of the National Anniversary in ourcy
conducted with unusual quieness. The total num-
Der of during Monday but three the charges
against the parties being too free of the ardent
The grand and longexpeced game of cricket began at
the Camden grounds the Fourth. At least five thou
sand persons including hosts of fair ladies on hand
Indeed excessive the crowd of visitors that the
operations of the players were somewhat hndered
On Monday afternoon dreadful light occurred among
crowd of colOred persons in the woods adjoining kaigns
Point which lasted couple of hours and at one time
was feared would result in fatal consequences One man
was shot in the arm another had his hand nearly cut OIL
and several were otherwise severely wounded
The store of Mr. Spencer Thomas, Main street, one
east De Kab street. in NoristOwn, opened by
means of false keys time during Saturday night and
Monday morning, and robbed of $4,000 worth of silks
ginghams muslins, &c.
Last week deputaton of the Monumental Hose Com
pauy of Baltimore arrived in this city, bringing with
the Philadelphia Hose Company. The gift consists of
massive oval frame containing within its limits photo
graphic kenesses of forty members Of the Monumental
ment at Baltimore. This testimonial is expression of
thanks by the company for the kind manner in which they
were received and treated by the Phadelphaus, the
occasion of their visit this city to participate in the
fremens parade in October last
The Theatres this city all closed for the
Some expired early in consequence Of the panic others
changed hands management and struggled against
adverse fate only get deeper into debt The Arch
Street Theatre the only which kept till the regu
lar period of closing.
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VOL. I---NO. LIZ.
sf(onetarp an0 Commercial 9tbieu.
BAITIMORF July 7 1Q5

i,lS
We note another very inactive day the Stock mar
ke the business amounting less SO 0OO Most of
our monied have left, about leaving the city
and until advent of cooler season. same sluggish
condition of the market which prevails may be
pected continue There transactions to-day in
Railroad shares. The rates Baltimore and Ohio are
about the yesterday, S564 being offered S56%
asked regular way For Northern Central there was
no bid the Board City Stocks are tending upward
with but few the market There were sales to-day of
s2OlO Baltimore 6's 1890 97 and $500 1888 at the
same figure. The only sales of Railroad bonds were
$4,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 S2H; So 900 North
western Virginia I'd mortgage at 20 and 81 900
pany endorsed Sd mortgage also at TO- For Canton SIS
offered S19 asked without transactions. All sound
dividend paying stocks and loans are held firmly.
The Money market is still characterized by great ease
the Banks finding it somewhat difficult maintain their
line of discounts We have heard of prime single
names selling the street to-day low per cent
and quote that class of paper at sac per cent Good
endorsed paper of goes equally low Loans on
call readily negotiated at per cent with City State
stocks collateral Stocks generally at New York
day improved materially closed at the Second
Board Erie advanced e the closing rate of yes
terday; New York Central l; Cleveland & Toledo
Rock Island \; Hudson X; Panama fell off and Mich
igan Southern 3. Reading steady at ASH same as
yesterday
The business of the New York SubTreasury on Tues
day Receipts 1924 492 O2-$77 900 from Customs;
Payments S595 7S7 46-s2OO 900 Washington;
ance S4795 5S044 The Disbursements quite large
and they will probably continue be for
come.
The business of the New York Clearing House Tues
day, combining the business of three days. very
largeS24 456 520 This larger than any day since
September, with one exception.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, Bankers, New York, quote |
Land Warrants follows
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BALTIMORE, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1858.

He released security trial before Court by JUS
tice Mearis
Michael Foley arrested yesterday by officer Everitt
charged with assaulting James Booze He taken to
the office of Justice Audoun who committed him Jail
for Court.
Amelia Hetzerod arrested yesterday by officer Dor
man, charged with striking Philip Brill the head with
brick. She held bail for Court by Justice Au-
doun
Lieut.. Marsh and Sergeant Carback Tuesday night
took into custody young man named John Wiesman,
charged with the shooting of John T. Farow Jr., on
Monday last, Roberts Grove Lower Canton. He was
committed to Jail for further hearing by Justice Au-
doun.
Zach. Williams, (negro,l arrested on Tuesday
night by officer Ecceston charged with assaung Susan
Holland, (negro.) Committed for Court by Justice Mea
Tis.
John Irwin arrested Tuesday for fast driving
through the streets. He fined So and by Justice
Logan
Officer Allen yesterday arrested Timothy Griffith for
peddng oranges and lemons through the without
license. He fined 81 and costs, by Justice Boyd
John Raymond, for threatening to murder Sophia
DOughery arrested yesterday by officer Folsom and
committed for Court by Justice Boyd.
Charles Hill, negro boy, who arrested
ago the charge of stealing horse and wagon the pro
perty of Louis Lauer had hearing yesterday before Jus
tice Mckinley and the evidence showing criminal in
tent upon his but that he instgaed to act
by some older persons, he was honoraby discharged
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Inquests.

The jury of inquest summoned Tuesday evening by
Coroner Sparkin investigate the cause
the death of Justice Hugh Morgan, of Baltimore county
reassembed yesterday morning at o'clock at the house
of the deceased the back road leading to the lower
Canton House post mortem examination of the body
had been made by Drs Monkur and Cochran, who stated
to the jury that the wound inflicted upon the deceased
Monday the of his death. The wound
about four inches long, allowing the bowels to protude
and the internal hemorrhage great Several other
witnesses examined whose evidence went to show
that the fatal stab inflicted by William Jones, who
was arrested on Tuesday. Mr. Morgan also being con
sciOus of his approaching DEATH charged Jones with his
murder The jury after short consultation rendered
verdict that the deceased to his death from
with knife in the abdomen, inflicted by the hands of
William JONES'
There are three persons confined in Jail charged
with the murder and the assault with kill
g. Roberts, viz: G. Washington Brady, VIM Jones and
James Cotton.
Parties appeared before Justice Audoun yesterday de
string to enter security for the release of Brady but it
promptly refused
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of Hollywood, emnence commanding magnificent
view of the city, the river and the envrons. commo
dous platform had been erected there for the
ton of the speakers and guests The grave is five feet IN
DEPTH set in cement and arranged as to give secure
foundation to the proposed monument
After the line formed around the grave the collin
was removed from the heare and taken thereto and when
the remains lowered into the the troops
sented arms and the Band of the Seventh Regiment played
dirge This portion of the ceremony being over Gov
ernor Wise appeared the front of the platform and
addressed the assembled multitude At the close of his
eloquent tribute to the merits of the deceased Statesman
the Rev Charles H. Read, ID. D., offered up prayer and
when he ceased speaking the artillery stationed outside
the enclosure fired three salyos announcing the close of
the ceremonies.
The column again formed, and reaching the out
side OF the grounds the music played quckstep and the
procession was Conducted back to the city.
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Accident to the Citv of baltimore

HALIFAX, July 6-The steamer City of Baltimore, after
being two days out from New York, damaged her cog
wheels slightly when she bore up for this port, and
rived here at o'clock this evening She will repair and
probably proceed to Liverpool on Saturday.
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Ogden challenged Scott who promptly accepted through
his friend Mr.. Maynard On Monday the affair
tied by declaration from Dr. Ogden of no intentional in
suit in language used when Mr. Scott expressed his
regret for the blow.
The Cabinet today had under consideration the question
OF the transit routes. The President has determined to
have the Nicaragua route opened and to sustain any
pany that has valid right 1t is understood that the ad
mnisratOn considers the grant of the old American At
lantc and Pacific Ship Canal Company valid, and will
protectt Vessels of already at each terminus
great cricket match between eighteen Americans and
eleven Englishmen decided to-day in favor of the
" i
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Tho Reo,,to ot NEW London

New LONDON, July 6-At the regatta yesterday the first
three and the sixth prizes taken by the Olympia,
Onron, Naiad and Kaonah respectively, of the Yale
Wy of New Haven. The other five prizes taken by
New London boatmen.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELE A N s
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
From Washington


WASHINGTON July 1T is reported that Commander
Page will have command of vessel soon to be dispatched
to Paraguay.
Various libraries and institutions of learning through
the Union will shortly be supplied by the Interior
Department with complete sets the documents the 4h
Congress The repositories designated by the mem
bers of Congress- accordance with the law passed at the
last session.
John H. Clark has been appointed Commissioner, John
Weiss Surveyor and Hugh Campbell, Astronomer, on
the part of the United States to the Texas boundary
They will commence operations about the of Sep
tember at point where the 32d parallel the Rio
Grande.
Jonathan c. Bertolette has been appointed assistant
surgeon and VIM. H. Dana lieutenant in the navy in
the nlace of Edward C. Stockton, dismissed
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Probable Homicide.

JORDAN, n. " July 6.-About 9% o'clock last night
Peter Murphy stabbed his son-naw, John Mahar, six
times with large jack knife-twce in the neck, twice in
the body, and each in the and leg Murphy
perfectly sober, but the other slightly intoxicated
The afray originated in family difficulties Mahar
very low and but slight hopes of his recovery
Murphy has been committed for examination.
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Indian Affairs

WASHINGTON, July THE Commissioner of Indian
Affairs with the appreciation of the Secretary of
terror has taken prompt measures with the view pre-
venting further Indian depredaons in the Sioux Agen-
cy Recently special Agent, R. Prchete, dispatched
to the scenes of the disturbances, and to-day full in
to the Superintendent of Indian
fairs at St Paul The claims of the Indians against the
Government to be fed presents distributed and
initiated promote their domestic comfort
The Indian Bureau long ago anticipated difficulties in that
quarter unable eectuay act in the premises
Congress at the late session made appropriation
accordance with its urgent recommendation to satisfy
treaty and other demands these disaected savages
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ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Governor Denver passed through
this city to-day route for Washingto
Accounts from Utah say that General Harney en-
camped the Little Blue River all WE'LL and in excellent
psirits The wea ather was fine.
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Independence Day in Portland.

PORTLAND, Ne, July 6.-Independence day was cele
brated in this city by the laying of the cornerstone of
city building with Masonic ceremonies There
large civic procession escorted by the military, ad
dress, etc.
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The New York Regiment.

RICHMOND, July THE Seventh Regiment of New
York yesterday in Capitol Square by Gov
Wise in the presence of thousands of spectators. They
left for Washington in the steamer Erccson last
ming expected arrive at Mount Vernon tomorrow
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MARYLAND NEWS.

ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
GOAL SHIPMENTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 25 1855.
51,765.O0 tons ' anu " WV '
3,S4617 tons. y " 49,
BartOn-fOr the week 52S fs and for tl year
9,52319 tons Wv '
Piedmont Coal az ly-for tho vyeel, 25f 10
tons, and for Il "a ,ns
20 DGtmold- e1 tons, and for the year 90
AmC 2,O5S Is tons and for tbo war
5,3S"
r. -ek-for the week 416.O9 tons, and for the
rs tons.
ym the Hampshire Mines during the same time there
shipped ,3S404 tons, and for the year 81 O95I7
tons.
From the Piedmont region for the week S35 O4 tons
and for the year 122 25l O6 tons
From the Frostburg region, for the week ending June
10Th, by the Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.'s Railroad
l,060l2 TONS and for the year Is 500 10 tons
BY the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad for the
week ending June 19th 155909 tons, and for the year
75,104 90 tons.
From the Frostburg region for the week 262O0l tons
and for the year 93 934. .0S tons.
From the whole region for the week0 971 05 tons and
for the year PIG lS5 IA tonsPiediaOnt independent
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET.


SPERM.-The market for Sperm has been more active
since last both for export and home consumption
The transactions include sales of 10 bbs in parcels at
us cts 800 do at l9 cts 100 do at 12O cts per gallon
and 300 bbs at price not transpired In Nantucket
], 100 bbls sold at 11S cts. per gallon
WHALE.-Whale remains quiet-holders refusing to sell
prime oil at recent quotations. and the demand for infer
or having oeen mostly supplied The only sales in this
market Tor the week 120 bb so cents and 130 do
dark at As cents.
WHALEBoNE-Also remains ouet SaIes of 2 OOO lbs
long Ochotsk and 900 damaged unon nrivae terms
are the only sales for the week = -
WooL.-The Providence Journal Of the eth saws
Market quite bare of fleece clip coming in SLOWLY at
higher prices than was anticipated Prices rmer with
tendency advance The for the week have been
small 5000 pounds of fleece at 35G3s cts and ooo
pounds pulled at 31(GS9h cts Wv
Printing cloths-Prces very firm. The following are
the sales for the week 4:
1000 pieces 64x64 private terms; Is 900 do s4xs. x
10 500 do 6Ox64 5 cts 6O09 do. 6Ox54 private terms
1000 do 56x56 private terms-57 500 pieces
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK July Cotton is firm-saes of 600 bales.
Flour frm-saes of IA 600 bbls at So S03S5 for
frm-saes of AZ 900 bushels. Mixed 7Od7o cts, white
19Gso cts, yellow S5 cts Pork has advanced % cts Tor
Mess and 10 cts for Prime Sales of Mess at $40
-? Prime Sl3.50d1360. Whiskey closed firm at "a "a
"A Gus. Sugar is firm. Muscovado 6d74 cts Conee IS
quiet Iurpentine is steady. Rosin is firm at $l6OG
I6o Kice is quiet at 3tG3k cts.
CHICAGO, July 6.-Flour steady Wheat firm at 63 cts
corn lower Oats firm. Shipments to Buhalo-No Flour;
4oooo ous OF Wheat To Oswego-No Flour; % 900 bus
Wheat keceips-3.s00 bbls of Flour; 100 900 bus. Of
Wheat, and 1884, 900 bus. of Corn
CINCINNATI, July 6-Flour is firm at s3 eOGas4 25-
Wheat firm at 6O75 for red and so cts for white
Whiskey advanced to u cts Pork ia in fair demand
sales at $l4(9s14.75
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Railroad Accident,

TRENTON, N. j., July Ga collision occurred this
morning between coal and freight train the Bevi
Delaware Railroad by which both engines and several
cars crushed. The conductor and fireman of the
freight train dangerously injured the engineer of the
coal train badly scaded, and several others slightly in
iured No one was killed
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Sentence ofa Murderer

CATTARAUGUs, July 6.-Denns Sullivan sentenced
by Judge Grover Saturday, to be hung the Goth of
August the murder of John Hammond at Carlton in
October last They both Irish aborers the Brad
ford Canal Railroad
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Indenendence Doy i'm Buffalo

BUFFALO, July 6-Yesterday was very generally OBJ
served Independence day. and celebrated in the usual
The weather beautiful, and the day passed
of without any casualties of a serious nature.
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

Boston, July 1.-THE following are the footngs OF our
Bank statement for the past week:
Capital stock. 43 $50 Due to other Bks SIS 0S9 000
Loans and dis'ts So sos 500 Deposits. q $40 500
Specie....... 91O4, 500 Circulation 49,. 6313 600
Due I'm. other BIS 6,357 400
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From ALBANY,

ALBANY, July 6.-The Fourth celebrated here with
much spirit in the day time by fine military and civic
parade In the afternoon interesting exercises per
formed before the Young Mems Association where John
NJ Wilder delivered appropriate original poem In the
evening grand display of fireworks made State
street hill The only serious disturbance saloon
kept by German named Homes where two men, named
Gray and Scanan, entered, and created disturbance;
both badly stabbed but the wounds fatal
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The demand for foreign bills yesterday has not been
equal the anticpatons of drawers, but the
well sustained. Leading drawers asking 9
for Sterling but the bulk of the business has been
at 98 d94 per cent The supply of private bills remains
small, and first class signatures sell nearly high
bankers. Francs firm at 515d512H.
The managers of the Erie New York Central, Baltimore
and Ohio, and Pennsylvania Central in session
Tuesday at the St Nicholas endeavOring arrange the
questions in dispute between the Erie and Central. Moth
ing was done toward settlement, and Mr. Moran
ported to have left the Convention in bad humor The
Erie makes proposition but is ready to receive
The parties are to have another meeting Wednesday
afternoon.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks, made
up to Tuesday afternoon, shows the following result
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Sad Casualty.
Death ofCommissioner yyhalIon.

PROVIDENCE, July 6.-Edward D. Chamberlain, of Bos-
ton member of the Freshman Glass of Brown University
was drowned in the harbor to-day.
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CITY LNTELLGENCE.

ANOTHER VIcTIM.-A man named George Tyler, who
shot on Monday evening during the aay at the Lower
House, and who removed to the Amshouse
Tuesday morning. died that Institution yesterday from
the effects his wound The ball entered into the lower
part his stomach and the physicians not able to
extract It, The deceased it appears has friends in
this city He stated at the Station House that he be
onged New York, and that for time he had been
working the farm of Mr. Malone Patapsco Neck
When he taken to the Amshouse those in attendance
there told the officers that he only left that Institution
the day before This is the second death resulting from
the fight on Monday.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS MEETINC.-The Board of School
Commissioner held regular meeting Tuesday last
and proceeded with the annual election of teachers but
did not complete list Jas H. Stone, Esq, elect
ed Commissioner represent the 1ith Ward in place of
the Rev DR.. Seiss who had resigned. protraced dis
cussion took place relative to proposition reorga
jze the Normal School. 1t determined to
the examination of candidates for admission into the
Central High School early next week The regular sum
vacation will commence on the 10th inst.
BURGLARY-The dwelling of Mr.. Schwerer, No. rs Lom
bard street. yesterday entered by thief, who had
bundled up large quantity of clothing and jewelry to
carry off The family was absent from CITY, but the
house was in charge of white servant girl who boldly
rushed upon the thief he about leaving the dwell
ing his punder and so intimdated him by her cool
ness and rmness that yielded up the goods She then
seized him and dispatched boy to the police station for
an officer but before could reach the house thief
breaking the hold OF the heroic servant and
made his escape.
BODY FoUND.-The body of Charles Williams, who
accidentally drowned Monday while pleasure
cursion, was found yesterday morning on the shore
near the Lazareto Light House, by Messrs Samuel Alb
bott and William johnson, who going down the river
on fishing excursion They brought the body to the city
conveyed the residence of his parents of
Lee and Hanover streets, whence the funeral will take
place this morning at IL O'Clock
CoMMENDABLE CHARITY.-The death of police officer
Wilcox few days since, left his widow and children in
quite dependant condition but their trouble great
y relieved Tuesday last by his late official companions
of the Middle District station who subscribed purse
S135 for their aid.