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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-07

BY TELEGRAPH,
trough WIN, FISHER & Son. Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

",
CATTLE.-There fair supply Beef C7ctie at the
scales to-day the offerings reaching COO head and prices
were about - Ct lower than last week. 425 head were
pou%ht ny Baltimore butchers, at Sl5l2A the hoOf
equal to $Sd9 net and averaging 80 gross so were
left over unSold, and l25 driven away
llnGs.-With good supply prices rather lower
To-day they selling ut 75d7 SO per 100 lbs net
ShEEP-Sheep are coming in more freely and prices
are somewhat lower The quotations today are $375a5
per lcJ lbs. gross for clipped
CoFFEE.-The light stock and limited assortment re-
ards operations and without any transactions of
moment The market is very firm at the quotations. viz
lOGl0k cents for medium grades 10A good fair
and llGil& cents for prime Rio. Iaguayra is selling at
ll1Ml2& cents
FLOUR There was n very limited inquiry on Change
to-day, and the market may he termed dull but steady
sales were reported Of 900 bbls City Mills Super at siO6
800 bbls do. fresh ground 81 2 900 hbs CITY Mills
Extra at S5l2 400 bbs Ohio Extra at 81 10 Ohio and
Howard Street Super We quote at $437k Ohio extra at
:tS Toward Street do at S., and City Mills do at s5a
a9 Rye Flour is dull at S3G2& and Corn Meal at $50
Tor baltimore ground.
GRAlN.-Wheat is unchanged, with sales of white at
loo 10 ctS llr to prime and reds at 107G1l0 cts good
to prime samples The offerings of both varieties today
We're ght being in the aggregate about 1000 bus. Corn
was IN FAIR supply, there being 600 bus market Sales
were reported OF $500 bus white at 6OdG3 cts for inferior
to good lots and $500 bus yellow at Goa GS cts slight
Improvement There was no Rye at market We quote
at 40 cts, and Maryland and Virginia at Ca
Gus noninaliy. Oats were in good supply with light
inquiry Some 1900 bus were at market, and limited
sales OF Maryland were made at 81 cts.
ADMINISTRATORS has been movement to day
The market is steady quotations viz New Orleans
NJ a6 cts Cuba clayed at 25 &c ots do Muscovado
ZSd,0 cts, and Porto Rico at 2S'a 81 cts
PROFlSIONS.-Thcre were no transactions reported to-
day, with the exception of 50 bbl Mess Pork SIS
We quote Mess Pork at $3.50 Prime at SIS so Rump
at SI4oO Mess Beef at SIG and No at Sl4 Bulk Meat
a o cts for Shoulders and So cts for Sides Bacon at
p, anu ~ cts Tor Shoulders and Sides Lard at 1&G
IL cts for Western in bbs and Is cts in kegs and City
at II cts. in bbs.
SuGAR.-The market continues very dull at the quo
tatlonS Refining grades New Orleans ut SIS s. So Gu
l Porto Rico and English Island do at S575 Sc 2 Por
10 co and New Orleans fair to good at Sc 2j prime
and choice do. at S7 S72j; Cuba good prime Sc 25G
$6.G2%.
SALTThcre is aG0at now, aaa prices from store
are shade higher We quote Ground Alum at So cts
harshalls and Jefy DarCys fine at l3l cts Asht n
do. At l45 cts aid Turks Island at 30 cts
WlllSkEY.-rhe market is very dull Ohio is held nj
81 cts, and City and Country at 20H cts
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LAW ENCE

CRGUT Court OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-Beforc
Hon. William Fell Giles, Judge. The following
business was transacted Yesterday:
United States ps. John .. Little indicted on the
charge of numbering VIM. Finnegan first mate
of the barque Acme, on the high seas, on the fifth
day OF January, 1853, by stabbng him in the left
breast with sheath knife. William NJ. Addison
Esq, United States Attorney and John Hauan Jr .
Esq, prosecuting; Robert j. Brent, Esd, Hon. Hen
defendant
The following gentlemen were impanneled as the
jurors to try the case:
RICHARD j. Magill. Jacob Green. Henry s. HINT.
Hamilton &. Getty' Aaron Sparks, Edwin NJ. Ship
ley, George W. Mowbray, Joshua NaBsant, Law
renee Sangston, Samuel Harris, John W. Richard
son, W lillian L. Lucas.
Mr. Addison, on the part of the United States
made statement to the jury, detailing the facts
upon which he should proceed to perform the duty
devolving upon him. He remarked that the offence
tor which the accused was indicted was committed
on tie seas, ON the 9th of January, 1858, about
two O'Clock in the morning. There were but two
witnesses present who saw the occurrence, and the
evidence would be very limited. The deed was
committed very suddenly, and would occupy but a
short time In its recital If there was not differ
ence in the testimony from what he expected he
should be compelled to ask for a verdict CT muir
der.
Mr.. Brent also made statement to the jury; the
prisoner, he said, a youth of about sixteen
wears; was orphan and had been for several
had been student at Georgetown college, but be-
coming dissatisfied had determined upon a life on
the sea; this was his first voyages the unfortunate
occurrence he expected to show was not more than
manslaughter and he thought it would appear that
the homicide was justifiabe and the prisoner would
be acquitted.
The following testimony was then elected on the
part OF the government:
Lewis Evers testified that he was employed a
seaman ON the barque Acme; she sailed from New
hork; Mr.. Finnegon was the first mate; he went ON
.ne vessei the latter part of November; the mate
was tnere when he went on board; don't know
whe . ne resided; the barque sailed from New York
ON me hrst Ct December; she was bound for Con
atantn9hie about hafpast o. clock in the morning,
ABOUT Ihe 4th OF Jan'y, they were ordered to shift
sals the weather was light and shftingand the npht
was pretty dark; they came on deck at ~ o'clock:
there was great deal of work; the studdino sails
were set on the larboard sde and they were order
ed to change them to the port side; when thew went
to work the boywas not here he was in the watch If
the second mate; the mate called him several times
and the boy did not answer; the boy then came and
the mate asked him why he was not there he
fore; the mate struck the boy several times over
the shoulders with rope; the boy came from the
larboard side the mate told the boy to 20 to work:
heard the boy say something, but could not under
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g. TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and Inv

I7.:t TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
HiI virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Bat
more city, the subscriber, trustee, will offer for
SAFE, at public auction at the Exchange in the city of Bal
tlnore on WEDN ESDAY AFTERNOON, the 10Th day
{" May next at o'clock the following described property
viz '''
Those TWO LOTS OF GROUND situate on the south
side o Monument street, in the city of Baltimore begin
G Tor the first piece parcel thereof the line of the
Sou side OF Monument street. at the distance of so
and Bethel streets and running thence easwarly bound
ing the south side of Monument street IS feet thence
Souerly parallel with Bethel street. 10 feet to an alley
with the use thereof in common Is feet and thence north
wardy in straight line to the beginning And begin
ming for the second parcel thereof the line the south
eaStwardy from the south Monument and
on the south side of Monument feet thence south
wary parallel with Bethel street. 20 feet an alley ten
feet wide; thence westwardly, bounding on said alley
wirdly in a straight line to the beginning.
The foregoing lots are subject to a YEARLY RENT OF
$26 EACH
These lots are improved by TWO TWO STORY AND
ATTIC BRICK HOUSES, designated by Nos $3.50 and $50
East Monument street They have Brick Kitchens and
are built in the best manner.
The ground rent and taxes will be paid the day of
sale.
TERMS, as prescribed by the decree, cash.
r. GIIMOR, JR.,
Trustee
GIBSON & Co,
ap23-eo&ds Auctioneers
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

~ - W LUNENDAY, MiY D, ISoS.
No. 81. Jas. Barton, plaintiff in error, rs. Rob
crt Forsyth. The argument in this cause was con-
cluded by Mr. Reverdy johnson for the plaintiff in
error.
No. lO4. Eneas McFau, plaintiff in error, as Jas
Z. Ramsey. The argument in this cause was com
menced by Mr.. Rcverdy johnson, ir. for the plain
TN in error, and continued by Mr.. Norris for the
defendant in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'clock
WAsHINGroN, May 6.-Thc following cases were
before the Supreme Court to-day:
No. lOi. Eneas MFaul as. James C. Ramsey,
ARGUMENT made for plaintiff.
No. lO7. Thomas NJ. Cargo rs. john j.. Chapman
Argued on both sides.
No. los. VIM, liocomhe ps John McKusick ef al
Argument commenced for plaintiff, and continued
for the defendants.
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NJ AR ETS

NEW York, May Cotton is firm-sales 1000
bales. Flour is unsettled-State S4O5@4 20; Ohio
cts higher-sales at S4.25@4.50. Wheat has de-
clined- sales %, 600 bus. Western white l0S@I27
cts; red do. l00@105 cts. Chicago spring S7@9O
cts. Corn is unsettled-sales $4,000 bus White
and yellow | ct. lower Sales of yellow at 1904
cts; white G615@72 cts. Pork is firm-Mess $3.50
Sls.50, and holders demand an advance; Prime SIS.
Lard IS dull at lr1a@llA cts. Whiskey 2019@
els. Sugar is iirm-Muscovado S5.75@SG Coffee
E steady-saIes at III cts. Rice is steady. Naval
Stoies are dali. Freghts-for Cotton to Liverpool
'-lo; Tor Flour Is. Cd; for Grain I'd. @sd.
EEw ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton firm-sales 1G, 600
Dales; Middlings continue at ll19@11A cts. SUI
SaI s,eaoy at 619@1 cts. Flour active at 81 3D.
hed 7" neat 'o@93 cts; white 105@11O cts Mixed
Corn 90 cts. Pork-Western Mess held at SIe.5
Cotton-treights to Liverpool I'd, though the
combination OF ship masters demand 9-l6d.
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ap19-3 tawdS
t -Ti=a4 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

Bsiii THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
dated April Goth, 1858, passed the cause Of THE
ANTHONY BUILDING SOCIETY rs. JOHN KREIN a
proceeding under the act Of 1888 chapter ISL the under
signed Trustee will sell at the Exchange the city OF
baltimore, on MONDAY, May 18th, at one O'Clock f. NJ
the following property
beginning for the the line the side of
Canal street at the distance of eighty five
from the north west corner intersection and
Eager streets, which place of beginning designed to be,
at the north west intersection of Canal street and an alley
ten feet wide running parallel with Eager street and
running thence norherly, bounding Canal street six
teen feet thence westerly, parallel with Eager street
eighty feet to an alley ten feet wide; thence sOuther,
bounding on said last mentioned alley sixteen the
alley first mentioned and thence clsterly bounding on
that alley with the benefit Of the privilege and use of
both of said alleys in with others eighty feet to
the place of beginning, being the ground which, m
indenurc dated June 10Th, 1850 and recorded among the
Law Records Of Baltimore city in Iher f. D. No So folio
IA &c was leased by Leonard Passano and wife to John
krein for the renewable term of ninety nine years Ar
THE ANNUAL RENT OF THIRTY TWO DOLLARS
The improvements consist of GOOD BRICK DIV Ell
LING, with an EXTENSIVE BACK BUILDING.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are
onethrd cash, balance at six and twelve months credit
payments 10 bear interest and to he by bonds
notes Of the purchaser endorsed satisfaction of the
the undersigned. Taxes and ground paid To day Of
sale. FRED'K F. BENZINGFE
WIN. c. PENNINGTON,
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EUROPA
IMpNkI NJ ERNM CuLNA

THE following accidentally omitted in the trans
crTg for the press ofhc foreign by the Europa last
night
The Madras import market was pretty active but
there was rather less demand for money. Exchang-
es for documents %. I'D.
CHINA.
Hong Kong dates to the 18th of March. Cam
ton continued tranquil.
An Imperial edict was received on the 9th of
March. Ieh's conduct is condemned, and he is de-
graded, and successor appointed. The latter is to
settle the disputes with the barbarians, who excited
to wrath by Yeh, had entered the city.
Lord Elgin and his colleagues had left for the
north.
At Hong Kong business in imports was inactive.
Exchange As. 50 to As. ..
SHANGHAI, March 9.-Shirtings are in active de-
mand. Raw Silk dull. Exchange, IS. lI1%@Gs.
for credits In Tea, prices continue we'll supported,
with heavy stocks.
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ERNM WASHINGTON

WAsHINGroN, MAY G-The President has not vel
designated his acceptance of the two volunteer reg
ments, nor is it probable he will do so until Con
gress shall make the necessary appropriation for
their support. The estimates have not vet been
made.
This determination on the part of the President
has caused great disappointment to Western men,
who led to believe that the regiments wouId he
accepted as soon as the deficiency bill was passed.
Although the House to-day by IL majority order
ed the resolution proposing the abrogation of the
CLAYTON and Bulwcr treaty to be engrossed for a
thlrd reading. the vote on setting it aside by ten
majority to take up the Minnesota bill, is regarded
as decided expression against the former measure
This motion was made by Mr., Sickles, member of
the Committee on Foreign fairs who is against the
resolution which is now on the Speaker table, and it
hepg difficult to reach it, it may be regarded as kill
cd by an indirect vote. This resolution was it is
said, reported without consultation with the Presi-
dent. and has no precedent since 1913, when the
United States abrogated the treaty with France
The Administration is opposed to the resolution
ut this time. because it would embarrass the nego-
tiations now pending for the settlement of the diff
terences between the United States and Great
Brtian and force upon the President an aggressive
policy unavorabe to the peace fthe two countries
and disastrous to the settlement of the Central
American question.
The House Committee Elections were engaged
to-day with the Ohio contested election case.
McSsrs Lamar, Stevenson, Phillips and Bovce
voted that Mr.. Vallandgham is entitled to his
seat.
Messrs. Gmcr Nelson, Clark, off Conn., and Wash
burn, of Maine, voted in favor of Mr. Campbell re-
tanning his seat. Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, voted to
vaeae the seat and refer the question back to the
people.
Three reports will accordingly be made on Thurs
day next.
Among the combinations to-day by the Senate
was that of Judge Lorng to supply the vacancy in
the Court of Claims, occasioned by the death of
Judge Gilohrist.
BY general consent the vote on the Senate bill
for the admission of Minnesota will be taken on
Saturday.
The American Medical Convention refused to-day
to request the Secretary of the Treasury to rein.
state DR.. Bailey as Inspector of drugs at New York
After fixing upon Louisville for the next place of
meeting, the Convention adjourned sine die The
members all visit Mount Vernon tomorrow.
The Southern mail failed here this evening.
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BY GIBSON ~ co.

ls..t TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and by
| virtue of decree Of the Superior Court of Baltimore
-cy, the subscriber Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore
on W Wednesday, the 10Th day of May next at one
O'Clock L. NJ, the following described property:
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROUND
situate in the city of Baltimore respectively described as
ioIoWsBegnnins for the first parcel on the line of the
east side of Canal street. at the distance two hundred
ana seventy four feet s0utlwardy from the formed
by the intersection of the south side of Lombard street and
the east side of Canal street and NC thence south
wrdN along the said line, twelve feet thence eastwarly
parallel with Lombard street sixty five a ten feet
alley thence northwardy, bounding said alley twelve
feet ami thence weStwardly by straight line sixty five
feet to the place Of beginning.
And beginning for the second parcel the line Of the
east side of Canal street aforesaid the distance two
hundred and eighty six feet soutwardIy the corner
formed by the intersection aforesaid and running thence
Southwardly along the said line twelve feet thence east
wardly, parallel with Lombard street sixty five feet to
ten feet alley thence northwary along said alley twelve
feet; and thence weswardly by straight line sixty
five feet to the place of beginning Subject the YEAR
Jay KENT OF S2l each Of said lots which said lots are
improved by two two story and attic brick HOUSES with
back Kitchens and designated Nos GS and 70 South
Canal Street This property is in good repair and the
taxes and ground rent will he paid to the day sale
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
R. GILMOR JR,
Trustee
GIBSON 4 CO.,
ap23-eod&ds Auctioneers
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the part of brokers put forth to do The
being very unpropitious deferred many from coming
out, and in consequence there but slim turnout,
and the market altogether in favor of buyers few
extra steers brought cts the highest
price may be quoted at 10 cts.
Cows and Calves in moderate demand at the above
quotations
Neas very dull and have declined half cent The
best quality only bringing cts
sheep and Lambs also dull and have declined about
% cents per head.
Swine are selling at 5kd5I cts
The total receipts of all stock all the yards
week IS follows:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON MARKET

HUSTON, May 4, ?. NJ
FLOUR-Thc business in Flour continues very light for
the and the markets. very dull Sales Of common
brands Western at 81 5d 81 80; fancy brands at "a GOA
45; extras at $475d So and family extras nj
$3.50 81 per bb few choice brands St Louis selling at
the latter rate. Southern Flour is quiet at 81 7a 81 2j
for common and fancy, and So BOA so for extras
Corn is very dull and prices again a shade lower
with sales of Southern yellow at II cts and white at 7
per bushe
OATS begin to arrive quite freely and prices have de-
cned with sales at 50 cts per bushe for Northern and
Canada.
RYE has been sold at so cts. per bushel
PR0vIsIONs.The market is quiet for Pork with small
sales at S1550S16 so for prime $l9GS20 for Mess and
$50 J0d $2 80 for clear and extra clear cash and mos
BEEF ranges from S3 SIG for Western Mess and extra
Mess.
LARD A@124 cts. in bbls. and terces and l3G13 Z
cts in kegs and smoked Hams lll2 cts per b. cash and
limos
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TRUSTEE,S SALE or GROIrNn

.. mn Sin pursuance of decree of the Circuit
NJ tG ndmore City, the undersigned Trustee will sell
J IS auction, on the premises, MONDAY the 10Th
ITiES may NEXT at O'Clock F. NJ the following ANNI-
lllro' undoubtedly secured upon property near the
scribed, viz: '"'e''' "S heleih ue
NV, No lis is an ANNUITY, RENEWABLE FOREVER OF
a, c e rlN boIlARS, payable semi annually ON
the hrSt days Of March and Septemher 80, ~ ~. r
ground ON the south side of Franklin street hin 20
leet inches east from the south east corner 30 H.;
and Chatsworth streets and running east on l"riii
alley. 'P u " zen loot
No 2 is a similar ANNUITY OF TWENTY FIVE Do1
LARS, payable on the adjoining western LOT which T., ,f
like front and depth with No. l. ''''' IL Ut
No. 3 is a similar ANNUITY OF TWENTY EIvr
Doll1AkS, payable on the lot adjoining No > on the
west which is of like front and depth with No l.
No: Is a similar ANNUITY OF EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
ANDFlFT4 CENTS, payable on the lot adjoining No 3on
thc west, which is of like front with No l. and of like
Width to the depth of So feet and of the width Of feet
inches for further depth of Is to said ten foot
alley. " ~
No. S is similar ANNUITY OF TWELVE DOLLARS
payable on the lot on the north side Pierce street BEGIN
g % eet east from the north corner of Pierce and
ChaSworth streets and running Pierce street IA
aforesaid. " N'
TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the decree are one
nall IN cash and Onehaf in six months. the credit my
ment to bear interest and be secured by the bonds or notes
oil the purchaser or purchasers with surety or endorse
ment to be approved by the Trustee.
VIM +. PRICK, Trustee,
81 Fayettc street
GIBSON & co.
ap17 -3tawts Auctionerrs