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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FOREIGN MARKETS.

STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.-The advices
from Mahcheser are encouraging, there having been
slight advance in all kinds of goods
NJ LIN kRPo0L BREADSTUFFS MARKET.--Messrs.
hlcharaSGn spence Co, quote Flour very dull but
STEADY western Canal 20s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore
Zos. 6d(a2ls Cd; Ohio 22s.a24s. Wheat quiet but
STEADY RED Western As Cd @Gs Cd; white do 6s.G6s
"a white Southern as Corn very dull and quota
uGiS nomina mixed 2Ss. yellow 29s; white 32s
LIF fkPooL oLPkONlSiON MARK KET-Messrs Bigland,
Athya Co.. Richardson, Spence & Co., James McIIenry
ana Others quote Beef heavy and all qualities slightly
lower causing rather business at the close Pork
du at 1Os Bacon heavy, with but little inquiry and
prices "eah Lara du!i, and prime freely offered at 52s
o. butehers Association quoted at 51s. Cd @52s but
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers, and
other circulars quote ashes quiet Pots 3Os (G3Os 3D.
Pearls IS G32s Cd Sugar quiet but buoyant Coffee
ilrm kice hrm and Cd higher Carolina 1Ss (G23s Cd
for mddhdg to fine. Tea-an average business witbont
quotabe change in rates ROsin steady common scarce
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Association, and about three weeks since he was called
upon or them, when he stated that he still had them IN
his possession and would furnish them the next meet
ins He away however, from the city and remained
absent until within day two, when he returned. II.
was Immediately arrested, and Justice Morrison held him
to bail for Court
Irwin johnson arrested yesterday by officer Shanks
charged with entering the house of Mrs Parker and after
using ABUSIVE language and threatening her life. amused
himself by breaking up the furniture &C belonging ia
the house Justice Boyd committed him for Court
Henry Mace, Samuel V. johnson and Arthur Henry
were Yesterday arrested by officers lnsco and Norton
charged with assaplng and beating Henry Mack They
were held TO bail i'll the sum 5000 by Justice Boyd
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POLICE INTELLIGENnE

A man named George Eagle arrested on Yesterday
afternoon, charged with defrauding the Building Aid Aso
citation of 2475 This Assoc composed of
residing in the Northeastern section of the CITY, and Eaqe
was the Treasurer He had in his possession 81 275 in
cash of the Associations money and also six notes of $500
each, endorsed by Joseph NJ Keller which the Assoca
tion had drawn for the purpose of raising money Eagle
said to have disposed of the notes some of them In this
city and others in Washington, without consulting the
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FATE OF RAILWAY LOANS

FROM TIE hHtdiO Commercial advertiser
|. The State of New York loaned its bonds to tba
! New ork and Erie Railroad for So 900 600 II
! was finally compelled to assume them and thev
now constitute part of the State debt, unless the
/ State has already paid them.
q The State loaned its credit to a railroad run
! nng from Ithaca to some other equally important
! pace-wc forgot where. The road finally became
the property Of the State, was sold and realized
some five or six hundred dollars. The State paid
| the rest.
3. The city of Buffalo subscribed Sl5O.OOO to
the stock of the Buffalo and Brautford Railway "
1t Is so much money to be charged to profit ard
4. The citizens of Buffalo, with the idea of boI,-
ing the trade of the city, took stock, bonds and
mortgages in the Buffalo and Cohocton Railroad to
the amount of nearly Sl,OOO,OOO. Every dollar
went under.
5. The citizens of Buffalo, with the idea Of bov-
ing direct connection with New York invested
largely in the Buffalo and Hornellsville Railroad
Every dollar was sacrificed. We have the direct
the road daily.
6. The city of Rochester issued its bonds for
$500, 900 in aid Of the Genesee Valley Railroad II
will redeem them by taxation.
7. The city of Troy has Just bought ont or ito on
gagements to railways by paving between two and
three hundred thousand dollars, in addition Ia nra
vious and much heavier losses. 1t has taxed itself
to ruin.
s. The village Of Rome has endeayorod to ror,,
diate certain railway obligations. The courts have
just decided against her. She must nav the bonds
l" tue uttermoSt'
BURG. lnt its cred;t 70 d.; win me city OF Pitts
recently cndearorad ~ 1--WE ,',,maS schGmes IN ana has
Court has within few dsrs ""d Inc supreme
tax Suilceht TO cover the obligations already ac-
crued. City and county are banErn,,t ''' ''''' "0
10. The railway system of Wisconsin. besides
enormous enormous grants of land from Congress has been
created by city, county, township and fam, ,,r,
sure and the distress Of nrya, IN c1i el o logtc2
is proposed that the State shall aSsnr"o -
ment to the tune of Sc 600 600 I',,a ,"i" I''a
the same nositinn n ~ iowa Is IN about
mas reTGceG cue the value of property fifty per cent
i,storaa -. minnesota furnishes the latest
81 Go6 0oO 70 naue rent ITS bonds to the amount of
were to be secured by first mortgage bonds on fbS
fafoadS' The companies now refuse to execute
5he rst mortgages, but propose an issue of worth
which the State adyoncn o' S[So9oVoUr mn, m
would throw taxation of s;5 0oo 0oo o No. 1S
The Supreme Court has ;5 Oh .ut 7l"te'
Govcrnor re nor nlolGy to issue the bonds. The
N9es' """ '"eIe the matter stands.
On Sunday norn;pcr NJ II NJ U.,,
Gn GnIne Snop, richmond, Va, burned down. The
was once the fashionable hotel, La Fay-
80 Wv Iicau quaters, and tavorie resort Of the
:, "
Ool. Mansfield, Inspector General United States
army having finished his tour Of inspection of the
i0rtS IN Oregon, will now proceed to Vancouver Win
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PRICE TWO CENTS
preparations were making to celebrate the

preparations were making to celebrate the event OF
a grand scale.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, Nov. l4th, Immaculate
and Union at Bremen.
Arrived from New Orleans, Nov. l4th, d. II
Watzen at Bremen.
Arrived from Baltimore, Nov. 14th, Columbia ant
Johannc and Wilhemine at Bremen.
Sailed for New York, Nov. 18th, L. H., from th'
Clyde; 18th, Gertrude, from Queenstown.
Sailed for New Orleans, Nov. 18th, England, from
Liverpool; 18th, Star of Peace, from do; 18th
Digby, from do; ohm Merrick, from Deal
from Queenstown; 10th, Joseph Howe, from Liver
pool; 18th, VIRGINIA Ann. from do
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Special Congressional Election.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 30.-A special election for
member of Congress was held to-day in Berk's
county to fill vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
tion Of J. Clancy Jones. The returns thus far re-
ship, and gains amounting to 81 in otGlr town
ShiDs
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NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The annual town election
of New Haven took place to-day. Tvs democrats
elected four out Of the seven Selectmen by maiori-
ties varying from five to fifty aso the Town Clerk
Collector, and a majority OF the other olIicers.-
Three candidates for Sclectmcn received tie vote
As the selectmen have the management of the polls
and ballot boxes in the state election, the struggle
to-day very ardent. The whole number of votes
cast is LARGO. and the result unus1lallH clnsa
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LErnn ELnshino.fnn

WAsUINcroN, Nov. 30.-Mr. Forsyth, our Minis
ter to Mexico, arrived here to-day. Also Pauding
Tatnall bringing with him the Japan Treaty,
and dispatches from Consul Harris to the State
Department.
There will be an important recommendation
made to Congress concerning the opening up of
Utah to settlement by bringing the lands into
market and extending the pre-empton laws to
that Territory.
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COLUMBIA, Nov. 3O.-The Grand Jury came into
Court this morning, but had found no bill in all three
OF the cases of the crew of the SLAYER Echo Their
counsel will probably move for discharge On
Monday, when the question of the consttutionai-
ty of the act of Congress will come up for argument
The United States Attorney will endeavor to hold
the prisoners
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HAMILTON, n. Y, Nov. 29.-The Madison county
Jail, at Morrisyille destroyed by fire on Sunday
morning at seven O'Clock About twenty persons
were confined in the Jail at the time but they were
all got out in safety and taken to Syracuse 1t is
thought the prisoners set the Jail on fire, hoping
thereby to escape
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Railroad Accident

oswEGo, Nov. 29.-The passenger train on the
Central road, which left Syracuse this afternoon,
collided at Fulton with freight train from this
city. The engines of both trains were smashed to
pieces, and two or three persons injured but none
severely.
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Sentence of Francis q Soytou

NEWARK, Nov. 29.-Francis c. Saxton, recently
convicted of rape on Miss C. Wood, of New York,
was this morning sentenced to eight years hard
labor in the State prison, and thousand dollars
fine. The motion for new trial was denied
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FIRES.

The alarm of fire Monday night at IOX O'clock was
caused by the burning Of an clubhouse in the rear of
building Barre street. The damage was slight and
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coroner Nelson yesterday morning about nine O'Clock
held an inquest the body colored man % wears of
age named Henry Berry living at No IS Chestnut street
Berry complained at an early hour in the morning of
pelnG unwe and few minutes afterwards he fell to the
Moor ana expired The jury rendered verdict of death
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L ATE ST n E w S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED At TIE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE y

Further from CaIiforliin-T}y Overland Mail
Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 29-The overland mail, with
dates to the 1st inst, arrived last night.
1t was reported that battle had occurred be-
tween the volunteers under General kbha and a
band of Indians in Klamath county. FoRr Indians
were killed and eight prisoners captured. One vol
untcer was killed.
The Circuit Court of California had appointed
commission to proceed to the Almada Quicksilver
Mine to examine into the condition of the property
and report upon the cxpedicncy of appointing re-
cciver.
Business was dull. The non-arryal of vessels
from Eastern ports caused considerable embarrass-
ment both to importers and iobbers.
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ST. Louis, Nov 29.--Mr. f. W. Lander, Supern-
tendent Of the South Pass Wagon Road, arrived
here yesterday, en- ro~te for Washington, where he
road.
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TriaI of Tho..eas AI!inone and Y. \. Ne,ynnn

TrinI OF ThOillos AIIibone and It. \. NeYYhnlI
for IsvfrauiinS the Penn Bank.
PHILADELPnIA, Nov. 3O-The trial of Thomas
Allibonc and T. a. Newha, former President and
the latter Director in the Pennsylvania Bank,
was commenced to-day, on the charge of conspira-
cy, cheating and defrauding the bank. The motion
for separate trials was overruled, and jury having
been selected the case was opened by the District
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BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l. 1858

at As. 2da4s. 3D.. medium 5s. 6d.6G6 fine Is. ais
Hides duh Bark dun; Baltimore Gs cd; Philadelphia
sales unimportant Cod Oil $50. Seal Oil--slcs unim-
portant Linseed Oil in better demand Dos 29s 6d;
olive Oil advanced los d20s. Spirits TuITentne dull at
39s Gdd4Os
LONDON lfARKETS-Messrs. Barring Bros. quote
Bfeadstufs quiet and unchanged, white Wheat 42s; red
36s lG4os; Flour 2Os.(G2ls. Iron irn-ras Sc los a.
Sc 5s bars Sc 5s Sugar oDened quiet but closed buoy
an: and slightly higher Coffee quiet Tea quiet-Coa-
gou i0&d Spirits Turpentiue firm at 4ls Liusecd ad
vanced IS Linsced cakesquotations barely maint:ncd
New York fl0 los. Boston SO. Linsecd Oil steady
a. 29s. Fish Oils slow of sale but prices unchanged
Rice steady Satpetre advanced Gdals. Tallow quiet
at SIS.
HAvRE MARKET--For the week ending November
l6th, ncluSive.-Coon steady; sales of the 800
bales; stock $4,000 bales. New orleans tres ordiHaire
1O3f The manufacturing adyfces are favorable Bread
stuGs quiet Ashes firm Coffee dull and slightly lower
There doing in Oils, rather lower prices all
kinds. Rice dull; Carolina 27f. Sugar buoyant and
slightly higher Whalcbone quiet.
IMPORTS AT. BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
NASSAU, N Pr schr. Time.
tons pig iron 80 pigs tin, 20 boxes do tons brazilet
to wood, lot of old rigging amd iron-F. 7. Monel.
CuASTWISE.
BosTOS-Schr. II. H. Freeman
200 bbls herring-orler
so hds. moiasses-A. c. Sclaccr; 245 bales cotton IL
tierces rice. 135 sacks wheat-orler.
GLoUcEsTER-Scir Naiy C. BaJson
1850 bushels potatoes, l5 bbS herrngs macker-
el, do. ol-CUrtis x Post.
CHARLEsroN-Str Pqicpsco.
43 casks riCe-Leverng x Co.; 20 do. do Woods
Bridges X Co.; 5 do do W Waite & Son 25s bales
ton. 26 do yarn, 329 bbl. moasscsA C. SchaeE.r;
bales yarn-Woodward, Baldwin Co.; S2 sacks wheat
James Corner Sons; % 10. fruitNyce, Brooks Co;
boxes mdse.-H +. AIber X Co.; / cask wax, sacks
ginseng-Wilson Burns pkgs. mdse.--Isracl Cohen;
81 do. do As boxes whskey-orler.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
RoTTERDAM-2 bbs -four SO do beef SI5 hhds tobac-
40 do do stems, 292 bags bark boxes candles 42I
oars, $50 slaves
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The viccroor,, t1,,,,g,.,tin,, so,,o,,o

AuGUSrA, Nov. 5O.--Messrs. Julius Hesse 4 Co
publish a card in the Mobile Register of Sunday in
which they say the government having refused
clearance to their emigrant vessel holders OF tick
cts Will be refunded their money.
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South CnroIinn sonafnrinI Contas.
The South Pass Wagon Road.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 30.-No choice for United States
Senator has yet been made. On the last ballot Mr..
Adams fell to ~, Mr.. Rhett was withdrawn and
Mr.. Keitt was run up to 2l
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Destruction of a Coal Breaker
AcouittoI of TIiron, CoIa

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Nov. 29.-Messrs Ratcliff
Johnson's coal breaker, of Beaver Meadow mines,
was burnt on Sunday morning. The damage is
stated at SIS, 900
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS

The Falkland Islands contain population of only
British Parliament lately passed the following salary
appropriations to the officers of the colony: Gov
ernor, $500 per annum; magistrate, 94OO; chaplain,
f400; surgeon G4O0; surveyor general, f3OO; first
clerk and acting colonial secretary, f3O0 second
school master, f32; magistrates department, fl92;
total, f2S36 year. 1t is understood that all the
salaries are pocketed by.three or four persons.
According to the registry of the Commandante
Generate de Marina, the merchant marine of Chile
amounted on lst September, 1858. to SO ships, 80
barks, 81 briggs, 5s brigantines and schooners, II
sloops and steamers; in all 260 vessels, measuring
60, 4lO tons, and carrying 2,555 men.
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The Schooner w. EG. Wills.
NORFOLK, Nov. 29.--The schooner W. +. Wills
reported ashore, has been got off and brought to
this port
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VOL. TE---NO. 24l.
itlOnetarp an6 Commercial 8tOieu.
BAIrruoRE. Novemhar 70 1s5

BALTIMORE, November 80, 1853.
Stocks were less active to-day than on Yesterday
but there was nevertheless fair amount of bust
ness done at the Board. The leading stock, Balh
more and Ohio Railroad was decidedly better, the
sales showing Improvement in it to day of half
dollar per share. There were rs shares sold at the
Board at S57 cash, and at the same figure seller 60
after 80 and buyers option 60 days, and it closed
firm at S5624 bid, S57 asked regular way. There is
an evident scarcity of cash stock, which is ndi-
Gated by the cash and time sales being made at the
figure, and this fact tends to rather strengthen
the market. Northern Central Railway quiet
to-day, and the market for it rather heavy. There
424 shares sold at S23 buyer 60 days, and from
S2319 down to S234 cash, and it left off at S23M
bid, S233s asked regular way. Canton closed to-
day at S2O15 bid S2l asked, Santa Clara Mining at
SlS13 bid. $50 asked and Springfield Mining at 81
bid, 81. ls3I asked regular way. Railroad bonds
steady at about previous rates. The sales to-
day include $4,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at
s424, $4,000 Northern Central 1855 at 7334@73]I,
closing at the latter figure, and SO 900 Northwestern
Virginia uncndorscd third mortgage bonds at 35-
There was a sale at the Board of $500 Baltimore
city 6s 1890 at 9S7s, which is a decline Bank
stocks continue firm. We note sales of 90 shares
Farmers and Merchants at S40I4.
At New York to-day stocks were rather irregular
Erie advanced at the first board q, but fell off again
at the second e. Missouri G's advanced &; New
York Central Is; Reading and Michigan Southern
declined q, and Galena and Chicago 3s and the
market closed heavy.
The Foreign Exchange market at New Y ork is
frmer without much activity. Sterling is quoted
at lO94 9l0915 for bankers bills and l0S1I@lO9A
for commercial signatures Francs at 5.2O@516H. |
ctntn t,,h oh
is upon the whole, satisfactory than was gen
orally expected. The specie column, notwithstand-
ing the heavy shipments to the South during the
week, shows an augmentation of 1886 $40. and the
loans slight decrease. The net deposits have de-
creased l,2ll ,72O The returns as compared with
those Of the week ending November 20, are as
folIows.
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Arrival of the Hammonia

SAvASNAH, Nov. 29.-The Mobile Mercury of Sat
urday, says that most Of the Nicaragua emierants
are still there, and many of them are getting
reStve.
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GDIrnn nE ItI AINfS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-J. NJ. McCul0h. eyecu
tor of !. NJ. McCooh rs. The United States This
was claim for the amount Of certain torteitures on
goods seized by the claimants testator while Col.
ector OF the port of Baltimore, and claimed to have
been imported in violation Of certain acts Of Con
gress. The forieitures remitted by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, and this claimant demands
of the GOvernm ent that portion which would have
belonged to the claimants testator had the whole
been paid into the Treasury.
Judge Blackford and Loring each delivered Opin-
ions adverse to the claim.
Judge Scarburgh delivered an opinion dissenting.
MIR. COOmbs resumed and concluded his argry-
ment begun on Wednesday last in the case of the
heirs of Dr. James Thatcher, and the case was sub
mitted.
The Court then adjourned.
Ell PASo WAGON NRoAD.-Adyiccs dated CLOS An
geles, California. October o." have been received
by Mr. A. II. Campbell general superintendent of
the Pacific wagon roads, from the superintendent
and chief engineer of the FL Paso and Fort Yuma
wagon road, who, with their party, reached San
Diego on the l4th of October, after having COM
pleted their work to Fort Yuma. They expected
to reach San Francisco in time to embark in the
steamer which sailed on the 4th ult. An ad-
vance party, under the direction of Mr.. G. c.
Wharton, principal assistant engineer, arrived in
Washington some weeks ago, and engaged in
the preparation Ct a report of the operations.
Michael Mcnamara, resident of Detroit, Mich,
made an attempt on Thanksgiving evening, to mur-
saying her prayers he caught her by the hair and
tried to cut her throat. The wife and oldest girl
were horribly cut. An insane desire to get posses
sion of some money and property, belonging to his
wife and the children, and bloodthirsty disposition
seem to have been the cause of the act.
NEBRAsKA.-The Nebraska Ne,cs saws that Sur
veyor General Burnett has started with a company
of men to shorten the route between Nebraska city
and Fort Kearny forty to fifty miles, to test the
mineral waters of Salt Greek, and to prospect for
coal on that stream and the Big Blue. Salt Creek
will be bridged at Woodbury..
An engineer has examined the ''sough' between
Moline and Rock Island H., and reports that it can
be made navigable for 500, 900. The vexed Rock
Island bridge question will probably be settled to
the satisfaction of both river and railroad men.
Mr.. Charles Cist, taking the attendance of child
ren in the Public Schools as datum, estimates the
population of Cincinnati at 25O,OOO.
The billiard match between Phean, of New York
mad Seereiter, of Detroit, is nearly settled.
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Railroad 9penin.

HALIFAX, Nov. 29.-The Il. NJ. steamship Europa
sailed from here ut half past g. p. NJ, for Boston,
where she will be due about u O'Clock tomorrow
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New YORK, Nov. 30-The steamer Hammonia.
with London dates to the 18th, antcipated arrived
here this morning.
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Weather Report.
BosToN, Nov. 29.-About three inches of snow
fell last night. 1t is clear to-day. Thermometer
80 degrees.
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AcGuittal OF Hiram Cole.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 29.-Hram Cole, charged with
poisoning his wife at Chagrin Falls Ohio, was ac-
quilted yesterday morning.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The following spurious
notes We're extensively circulated in this city on
Saturday last: Bank Of Wilmington and Brandy
wine, Wilmington, Del, $40, imitation, vignette,
teacher and child, with mill, &C.; on right end,
man with vessel helmeted head on each side of
centre vignette, with ''ten across EACH above the
one on the right in the counterfeit the letter is
half an inch above il in the genuine it touches the
circle around the head. The genuine reads, ''Pro-
misses to pay - or bearer on demand" in two
lines; the spurious as follows: "Pronlises to paw
the bearer on demand in one line. Engraving
very lioht naner nnnr