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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

MoNROvIA-Ketch Mary At,UeU
81 casks palm oil, 50 bbls do tons camwood, bdl.
copper-order.
LIvERPOoL-Ship Omar PdSha.
2l0 bdls. ron-Thompson Oudesuys; 603 do do, 400
bars do-Keyser, Troxell Co.; 1873 do. do CAS- bds
do1Rogers Metherall; 6e9 do do s4l bars do-Josh.
bales mdse., cases do,-Eaten Bros. 4 Co.; do. do
bales do-Aldridge, Higdon Co.; do bags-P. Malcolm
Co.; cases mdse.-John S. Barry casks hardware
Sckney Co; 1890 sacks salt so tons do-Foard Ro-
gers; 266 bars IRON 652 bdls do 21 pes do 81 pkgs
mdse 50 do earhenware, 16 bales bags 20 chain cases.
90 frames feltorder 40 bbs beer-C. ii. Myers Bro.
100 do. soda ash, do soda, so tcs do-D. McIlvain
VIC. $. .AMERICA.-Ship DuchesSe d. Orleans.
90 bars tin, 15S bales wool box-Fitzgerald Booth
Co.; $50 tons guano, 10 packages sundries-order.
COASTWISE
NEW YORK.-iSchOOner John Roe
hhds SMEAR fierce do
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New YORK July sCotton is tirm-sales of 500 bales
Flour hrmsaes of IA 900 bbs at $3S0d3S5 for State
and 46OG475 for Ohio Wheat is heavysales of 80 900
bushels-Souhern Red at 11Od)l12 White 115d142
cts Corn is rm-saes of SO bushels mixed at 67S7
cts Pork is firm at $1660G1675; Prime S1360G13.75
Lard is firm Whiskey is firm at 23& G244 cts Sugar
is buoyant Coffee is steady Turpentine Spirits closed
firm at 43G44 cts Rosin is firm at S162HG1.65. Rice
is quiet
MOBILE, July 6.-Cotton-the sales have been very
light to-day, but the market closed unchanged the
ceipts for three days amount to only $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS July 5-The cotton market is very dull
on account of the holiday and only 200 bales sold
Flour is also very dull Gunny bags quote at 10
Pork is dull at SIC Corn 80 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, July 6-Cotton-sales CT 900 bales at
irregular prices. Sales of three days 1000 bales. Re
ceipts of three days 200 Increase of receipts last
year, 100 700 Sugar quotes at 6%d74 Flour-saes Of
Superne at $4 Exchange New York, at sight, quotes
at % per cent discount.
CHICAGO, July Flour steady Wheat buoyant at 63
cts. Corn firm Oats firm. Shipments to Oswego-uo
four-290 900 bushels wheat. Receipts 1000 bbs -four
10000 bushels wheat rs bushels corn and 10000 bus
oats.
CINCINNATI July Flour firm at SO 90d4 Wheat firm
at 90 cts Mess Pork S15 Lnseed Oil 66 700 barrels
Lard sold at 10 c 100 hogsheads Bacon sold at %
for
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The market opened with moderately active demand
and prices to cent pound higher. There was
large attendance but those in attendance pur
chasers. The quality though somewhat better, not
what wanted the only cattle which are in active in
quiry fat ones of which description there is
great scarcity large proportion of to days offerings
large boned creatures not few of which
working oxen, long since passed the tender age" The
receipts of last weeks supply of 200
head, but the demand active, it thought
the supply would be consumed
At Bergen Hill about 800 head changed hands.
Cows and CALVES unchanged.
veals scarce and bring from to 64 cs-a few
tras sold at cts.
Sheep and lambs are demand at last weeks prices
Swine plenty and without noticeable change,
The total receipts Of all stock at all the yards the
W. as
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The New York REGIMENT

New YORK, July s-The steamer Erricson with the
New York regiment on board aground at 6 O'Clock
this morning about eighty miles below Washington A
has been sent to their relief and is expected
that the regiment will reach here about midnight, and
visit Mount Vernon to morrow An invitation has been
extended to visit Baltimore The district volunteer
panies, and a detachment Of u S. marines have beer
under arms all day waiting their arrival
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At about quarter past eleven O'Clock Wednesday
night, an unoccuped two story house, No. 12S
Franklin street, between Paca and Eutaw streets
broken open and set fire to- II discovered in time
prevent the destruction of the building and the flames
We're soon extinguished by officers Rivers, Mcdonald,
watkins and Burke of the Western District The house
belongs to Mrs Spedden and damaged to the amount
of about $50 No insurance
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man named Gorman went into the water to
bathe, on Sunday last at Boston, and not being a
good swimmer was drowned, whereupon coroner's
jury Sat upon his body and returned for their
yerdiet-''That he came to his death by having, 4"
about y O'Clock on the AFTERNOON of Sunday, the
27th," &c.
ie aiahassee Sentinel learns that the Florida
nanroaa company have been relieved of their diff
outies aeu emoarrassments and that the work will
Two Young brothers Martin ara ap...,1,
attempted to cross the river at Cincinnati Ohio
last Saturday, in an old ski, but it filled and sanI
and they were both drowned. - sSA-'
John Quenan, of Rondout, was killed bv tbe
bursting of cannon, 3lst ult. >
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NEW ORLEANS, July GA break occurred in the Dia
mond Island Levee yesterday, which, last accounts
twenty feet wide and four feet deep Immediate eff
forts made stop the break which it is believed will
ha
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LYNCH LAW IN GENTRY COUNTY. NILSSON
RIA MAN HING BY a NOR


\ few weeks ago, constable named Timmons
shot by man named Kesler in Gentry coun-
ty, under circumstances which made the act in the
estimation of the people cruel outrage The muir
derer was arrested and put in the Jail at Albany
and word sent to Judge Norton, at Platte City that
if special term of Court was not held immediate
ly for the trial of the prisoner, he would be tried
before Judge Lynch.
Judge Norton called the special term as request
ed; but on the trial it was found that two of the
prisoners important witnesses were driven off and
could not be found. The counsel for the defence
asked a continuance, which was granted; and the
Judge, nerring from the appearance of things,
that attempt would be made by the crowd to
take the prisoner out of the hands of the officers,
appointed a guard of twenty-five men to conduct
him to Jail. But the guard had no taken its
position, than rush was made by the crowd, and
the prisoner torn from the officers and borne off to
the woods, a few hundred yards distant. Arrived
there, the prisoner allowed to say his prayers
after which rope was put around his neck, and he
hung to a tree The mob was composed of about
fifty persons.-H Louis Fe,cs, Sd.
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AMsTERDAM.-1,0S4 hhds. tobacco; 8 bbls bacon; 142
bags bark IA 500 trenals staves hid
), barrel do.
BORDEAUX, JOG hhds. tobacco 3S1 1893 staves 1858
trenas.
LAGuAYRA-5,4SO bus wheat; so tons coal; 900 it.
p. boards.
WEST INDIEs.-634 bus corn; 800 tcs lard % bbls
tallow so boxes cheese; $50 reams paper
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Messages for Eurone

HALIFAX July THE City of Baltimore will probably
sail this port Liverpool Saturday Capt
Letch kindly promised twenty hours notice of
her of departure that dispatches to the latest
be by her. The hour will be telegraphed
\ as soon learned
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yelIow Fever at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, July 6-The report of the Board of
Health of this city, for the past week, the
of eight deaths from yellow feverbeing in
of six compared with the preceding week. No
alarm is felt, however
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Movement of Troops.
Freirhts at Mobile and New O,

SCHENECTADY, July 7-one hundred and forty-six
United States troops, under command of Lieut. Moore
passed here this morning, at o'clock, for Minnesota
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The steamboat Galena, carrying the T. s. mail
and from seventy-fve to eighty passengers, caught
fire just as she was about landing at Red, Wing
Minnesota, 3lst ult. and was burned to the waters
edge. Five lives were lost
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approaching his house he attempted escape by running
out the back door through the yard into the street but
was soon brought stand by the officers threatening
shoot him He was taken before Justice Griffin, who
mlted him to jail for further hearing Monday
ing
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PERSONAL.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

The Washington Union says Baron Wetterstedt
presented his credentials to the President Satur-
day, and was received as Minister Resident of his
Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway. We
also learn that the Chevaler de Sibbern who for a
long time credtably represented his Government
in that capacity in the United States, has recent
ly been appointed Swedish Minister at the Otto
man Porte.
The following missionaries have sailed from Bos-
ton for Smyrna: The Rev. Mr.. Powers and wife,
with two children; the Rev. Mr.. Byington and wife,
Miss Temple and Miss johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Powers
labor among the Bulgarians of European Turkey.
Miss Temple and Miss johnson will take charge of
female seminary Mount Lebanon, under the
direction Of the Syria Mission.
Alexander Dumas, senior, left Paris a few days
ago for st. Petersburg, accompanying Count Gre
CORY kouchelcl BesborodkO, Gentleman of the
Chamber to the Emperor of Russia, and noted for
his wealth. He proposes making trip to the Cau-
casus before his return.
Hume, the American medium, to be married
in few DAYS at St. Petersburg. His bride is Miss
kroll, sster-in-law of the Count konchecf BesbOro
do, one of the richest of Russian nobemen, from
whom she gets large fortune.
The case of Mrs. Macready, the reader of Shaks-
peare, against the city of Alton, H., for injuries
ceived in the Spring of 1857, by falling off n side
walk, for which she claimed $50 900 damages, was
brought TO close on Wednesday. She obtained a
verdict for $500.
John A. Jackson, the sculptor, has been engaged
! for sometime in modelling a bust of John Howard
! Payne, the author of ''Sweet Home" 1t is to be
placed in the Boston Music Hall.
NJ Vlemain is correcting the last proofs of
his translation of Pindar, upon which he has been
at work for the last ten years
Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmdt has sold her resi-
dcnce at Dresden, and settled finally down in villa
near London.
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No News of the Telegraph Fleet.

TRINITY BAY, N. F. July 7, s P M.-The weather here
has been clear and fine all day. with fresh westerly breeze
as yet have of the telegraph cable feet
here.
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The Weather at Newpor,

MOBILE July 6.-Freights in this market to Liverpool
are ll-32d At New Orleans the figures are 9s@716.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

dren to the thousandth generation, may ever see it
eliminate in geographical party banded to elect
geographical President and to inaugurate geo
graphical policy.
''Take any shape but that, and thou art welcome"
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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.

NEWPORT July 7.-Thermomeer ~. Charming clear
weather. a good breeze stirring.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

since yesterday with sales to-day of 100 bbls Ohio at "A
cents and SO bbs Country in second packages at
22H cts. City and Country held firmly at % cts.
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The st. Paul (Min) Pioneer, of the "a, learns
from the Hon. Charles Grant, formerly member
of the Legislature from the Pembna district tnat @
he received letter yesterday from the Rev. Mr.
Belcour, stating that the Sioux Indians had invest
ed the settlement of st. Joseph, near PembnaE
Up to the date of Mr.. Belcours letter-the l4th ol
June-no lives had been taken; but some twenty
five horses and number of cattle had been stolen
by the Sioux.
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Veal Sheep
CINCINNATI MARK EFT.

July T..
PRovIsIoNs-The business of the week has been on a
limited SCALE but there is firm feeling the part of
holders and disposition to buy former quotations
If sellers had been disposed to meet the demand fair
business might have been transacted The
reported of Mess Pork 200 barrels S14
at S4 So do do at S475 and 100 do. at S14S% closing
with fair demand at these figures, and holders firm
S15 Of bulk Pork heard of sales and quotations
nominal. OF Bacon, 300 hhds. at and for
Shoulders and Sides packed and 25 do Sides in lots
* cents, packed At close there much dsposi
ton to sell at say cents and there. only moderate
drmnud at these figures. OF Lard heard of noses.
Prime barrel is held firmly at 10 cents with buyers
Ok cents
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An Irish paper announces the death, on the Sc, Sd
ult., of Mrs. Hemphill,of Straw, near NewtonsIem
art in her S4th wear. She was the eldest daughter
of Mr.. W. Mcfarland, of Leardan, who married nIrs
Maria, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Andrew bmch
anan, of Tattyreah 0mah, and was hrst cSul .h
to the Hon. James Buchanan, now fresioeii' u
United States of America.
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SALTIhere continues to be a fair demand at so
lgS5 cts Tor Ground Alum 100 Mashalps and JEFF
fry Darcy Fine and lao cts per sack for Ashton do
Turks Island is selling at 20 cts Der bus
WHISKEY.-We note a cent advance In the market
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Posr-oFFIcE RoRBER COMMITTED.-Thc Il. States
Court at Canandaigua, concluded the trial of DR..
Ephraim w. Fellows, of Buffalo, who was indicted
for the robbery of the post-ofce in that city. The
robbery was committed in 1850, and Fellows was
indicted in October of that year, but there had
been delay in bringing the matter to trial until
now. Meanwhile the accused was at large under
bonds to the amount of Sl5, 900. Not knowing the
nature OF the testimony against him, he has rested
under the impression that he would be acquitted
The verdict was unexpected, and took Fellows en-
trely unaWares
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CHARLESTON MARKET.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CoTTON.-The market this morning remained at per-
feet stand, and not bale sold
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THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
We learn that there is probability Of the
Collins line of steamships resuming their trips be-
tween this port and Liverpool or Southampton on
the 18th inst.
AS far as we can understand the position of affairs
tn this matter it seems that Brown Brothers, who
held n mortgage for S500,000 and other claims
against the ships, and by virtue of which they
finally sold, also owned stock in the line to the
amount of $500 000 that according to the condition
of the charter stockholders liable to double
the amount of the stock respectively held by them;
that under these circumstances the MessrS. BrowH
have, since the sale of the steamships, offered to
sacrifice their shares of stock and give up the ships
o payment of the amount due them from the Com
pany at the time of the sale, provided they
leved from all further connection with the steamers
and liabilities on their account.
The principal stockholders on this side of the At
lantic said to be anxious to avail themselves of
this offer, provided the PostOflice Department at
Washington will sanction change of the terminus
OF the route in England from Liverpool to South
amptOn, and this they strongly urge on the ground
that the great bulk of transatlantic travel is in
summer, and that the majority of those who travel
during that season pleasure seekers who either
desire to proceed to the Continent of Europe direct
if they visit England, go to London with as little
land travel possible that but very few think of
going to Liverpool except those having business
there, at Manchester, or some other place more
convenient of access by that route.
Should the Department favor the proposed
change the organization of the old company
are prepared to reestablish the line at once, and
send out one of the steamships, now lying at the
foot of Canal street, on the 18th instant On the
other hand, should the Department not consent to
an immediate or early change of the terminus from
Liverpool to Southampton, an offer made recently
for the purchase of the steamships composing the
line, by parties in France, through Captain Com
stock, who returned from Europe few days ago,
will be accepted.-N Y. Tribune.
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A man, near Joliet ILL.,, was lately a''AeA'N '~N
severely injured by pack of wolves
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THE RAILROAD IMBRoGLIo.-The managers of the
Erie, New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvania Central, were in session yesterday at
the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, endeavoring to
arrange the questions in dispute between the Erie
and Central. Nothing done toward settle
ment, and Mr.. Moran is reported to have lett the
Convention in a bad humor The Erie makes no
proposition, but is ready to receive one. The par
ties have another meeting this afternoon. or the
saws. t.Tharn is hpt one course for Western roads
S to parsue gep and that hat T is to disregard wholly such
Eastern lines as adopt the ruinous policy of the
Erie and Central roads. The Western managers
are in a positon to maintain an independent stand,
and tbey should therefore plant themselves at once
upon this ground. No reasonable expects a
railroad company to do business at loss and man
arers who adopt a losing policy will, sooner or
later. be reached by stockholders"
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The Commercial AdrertiSer's London correspond
ent says:
at is stated from France that the Emperor has
notified Spain that, although England has threat
ened to leave her to her fate on the Cuban question,
he will support her to the last"
This is very probable and very proper. Since
Bonapare has gone into the Slave-Trade HIMSELF it
is but natural that he should encourage Spain to
persist in it. He cherishes her iniquity in order to
keep his own in countenance.
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Tie exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Wednesday 7,l41 ,6O32 23, and the balances
81 2l0,3 749
The business of the New York SubTreasury Wednes
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MEETING THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE FIRE DE-
PARTMENT.-The special committee appointed by the Bal
timore United Fire Department to report plan plans
for the reorganization of the Fire Department of city,
assembled at the old City Hall last evening John Cum
mings, Esq, called to the chair, and James Young
Esq, acted Secretary. On motion Messrs G. T. Hol
loway, VIM. A. Van NOstrand, W II. B. Fusselbaugh
Jesse s Hunt, and Charles II. Shott appointed
sub committee draft resolutions expressive of the
of the committee the subject of the reorganization
the Department after which the committee adjourned.
RELIGIOUS RECEPTIoNOn the I'd inst, Miss Elizabeth
Murray daughter of Purser Murray of the Navy made
her solemn profession the Carmelite Convent Asquh
street, the Rev Archbishop Kenrick officiating The re
ligious nuns of this young lady is NJ. Julian
of the Blessed Sacrament
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

NEW Y0RK.-SchOOneT John r.
80 hhds. sugar, 55 tierces do.-order.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-11-04
Little Retffe.

"Hand me some water, Buddy, wont you?,
: And Bettie's feverish cheeks were pres sed
again to the pillow, and little Harry,s hands
went on as busily as ever with the trap he was
making, and he at length entirely forgot the
request.
"Please get il now, Buddy. he at last
heard, and scattering knife, triggers and
strings in his haste, he was soon holding cup
to her crimson lips; but she turned her head
iangnidly from it. "Not ttis, please, bnt
some fresh and cool from the WE'LL, she said.
sob, don't be SO particular, Bette; this Is
fresh, and | am so busy I can't go now
Won't this do?''
She no longer refused, but quietly took the
cup which he offered; aud it was the last, last
time she ever called upon her brother for an
act OF kindness. Ere another day had passed
she stood beside the River of Life, and drank
of its cool waters, never to thirst again. And
OF all who wepi over that little brown coffin.
as It lay upon the table before the pulpit, there
were none who shed more bitter tears thas
that little boy, who could not forget tha, he
had refused the last request Of his little sis
ter.
Little children. are you kind to one another?
or are you cross, selfish, and fretful? Re-
member, then, the time may come when they
win be beyond your reach; and then, o! how
gladly would you give all you possess to have
them back again! You might gather all your
books and toys-every thing for which you are
now so willing to contend; but all you coull
do with them would be 10 place them on the
grave of one You had wronged. 1t would not
bring them back. Henry was kind hearted
boy, and dearly loved his little sister: and she
had only been sick little while. so tina, be did
rot consider her dangerously i'll. BIT this
was no comfort 10 him when she was gone.
80 mother - he would say s.if had only
brought that water for her, could bear II;
but now she is where can never, never wait
on her again! 20
Think of this when yon are tempted to
quarrel, to be selfsh,. or nnkind; for do yon
know ifone of You should die, the rest wou.d
remember every act Of uakindness, every
bitter word which bad fallen from your lips?
But Their it would be to late TO recall ito late
ia ask forgiveness.-N. G. Pres.