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REMAR


The market continues firm and steady with good de
mand for consumption. The business of the week las
been confined mostly sales and esales of the Sophia
and Applegarth's cargoes, afoat.
We quote prime Rio at II to &c; fair and good 10
to llc Laguayra IL to IL y; Java Is to l6&c
WHITE Il ELDER,
Baltimore. July IL 1858 Coffee Brokers'
FLoUR-The market inactive day, with sales of
only 100 bbls Ohio Super at S437% Howard Street is
steady at the figure and City Mills at 81 25 for old
and 90 for new. There some little inquiry for Ex-
ira WIN sales Yesterday, after Change of 700 bbls Ohio
M AT SEQ howard Street is quiet S4S7HG52 25 and
City Mills at 525 55O Baltimore Gronnd Family il still
seng at SId 90 and Extra at seas So Rye Flour is
small sales of city at So 81 go u " '" ~ '
GRAN.-The offerings ofwheat today were somewhat
larger there being 5000 bushels white and 500 bushels
red at market. There a fair naurv and IL, e
made of nearly all the white dl0 cts for ordin.rv
cts for very choice family -four lots All the red d ~
109(Gl12 cts. for good to prime The ofiernas W. al
new crop Corn continues in very light supply there be-
market Nearly all the white at s4dS Sc cts f
fair to prime and all the yellow changed hands at IS cts
closing steady Oats were inactive to-day, but prices
steady, with sales of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania
at a cts We quote Virginia and Maryland at 36G14O cts
There only 800 bushels Rye Change and sales
were reported We continue to quote Pennsylvania at
cts and Maryland and Virginia at 20 cts.
MoLASSES-fhere has been more inquiry to-day.
win sales 80 hhds tart cayed at p cts and II hhds
good cayed at 26 cts The market is steady at fully for
s er G [a'es viz g3l cts for Cuba Muscoyado 2da25
Gus or cayed 2sG31 cts for English Island 3Sd40 cts.
o New orieans and 80 d34 cts for Porto Rico The i'm
porte 1s week have been only 80 hhds. Cuba
W. ioloN S'-We note good inquiry at full rates.
W 'e M no transactions in Bulk Meat report To day
29 Gus was refused for Shoulders we quote Sides and
Hams a. ~ cts In Bacon we had reported sales of
saaS.d a ~ IN ngh packages at cts 25 hhds do city
prime do at S2 cts; 100 hhds Shoplders Mt cts IL
hhds do at cts and 25 hhds very prime 6K cts
ooons .ols M ar slhg at od64 cts for Shoulders and
Sd}S4 cts for Sides In barreled meat we note some in
qury Ness Pork is still quoted at SIG. 5oCG1675 We
note safes Of % Dds prme Mess at SIS 5O we quote Prime
steady and quiet at $6 for Baltimore packed Mess and
$13 for No l. Lard is steady at Ii ali cts for West
en and 1ok @10x nominally for City w " e9'
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WASHINGTON NEWS-Irrv Y

The Postmaster General has concluded contract with
the New York and New Orleans Steamship Company r.
c. Crocheron, President for the transportation Of the
mail twice month, each way, between New York and
Havana and twice month"; each way, between New Or
leans and Havana for two years from June
1875 the compensation for this be the United
States ocean and inland poSages the mails carried
1858.
The Commissioner of Pensions decides that bounty land
warrants due deceased soldiers will the heirs at law
provided for by the late act of Congress only when
there is no widow minor children.
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The late Lieut.. Magruder, at the time of his
death, was on detached service, assisting Lieut.
Berry in the command of Company A. dragoon re-
cruits. He was Vrginian by birth, but his iath-
er is at present a resident OF Washington.
A party in Newark lately sued benevolent soci
etv TO which he belonged for the allowance which
il promises to sick members, and the defence set up
was that society could not be sued for benefits
The plaintiff got Judgment for the full amount de
manded.
The competition for travel on the North River is
at present so great that steamer is CARRYING
passengers between Albany and New York at fifty
cents a head.
Gen. Benz. Cleveland, "a distinguished Georgian
died at Clarksyille in that State, recently He was
a soldier of 1874.
The settlement of Detroit is to be celebrated on
the 24th; under the auspices of the Michigan His
torical Society.
VIM. d; Howard, injured by the explosion of +.
steamer Pennsylvania, died at Memphis on 81"
day last.
man named John Nipple, was drowne5r He'll
DAY last, IN one of the Union Canal locks'a
a., cIo
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New YORK, July 17Later advices state that Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, of Tioga, it is feared will die Rev Ed.
mnnd b. Palmer of Boston, and John E. White of New
York, are also laying in a critical condition,
DISPATCH.
New YORK, July 1.-THE jury summoned by the Coro-
ner to investigate the recent disaster the Erie Railroad
has rendered verdict exoneatng the Railroad Company
and the officers in charge of the train from all blame at
trbung the sad the breaking of the rail
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The ReIelan Minister

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-M. Blondell, appointed by the
Belgian Government to succeed H. De Bosch Spencer who
appointed Minister to Turkey has since been named
to Sardinia, and it is improbable that this arrange
ment may detain Mr. Spencer in this country
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Military Orders.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following named officers
have been ordered proceed to Washington Territory and
report General Clarke Major Carlton and Lieutenant
R. johnson of the Dragons; Captains Wallens English
and Underwood, Lieutenants Woods, Quattlebaum and
Bonnycase of the Infantry; and Lieut.. Ayres of the Ar
tilery. They will leave with reinforcements from New
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Withdrawal of Legation to Mexico.

WASHINGTON, July IA special messenger sent by
the President Thursday last for Mexico with despatch
to Minister Forsyth approving of the suspension
diplomatic intercourse and the withdrawal of the legation
directing him to return home.
Information received here is that Gen Degoado com
manding the constitutional forces in Mexico had been
feaed in the vicinity of Guadaajara by Gen. Mramon
commander of Zuloagas forces since the death of 0soo
but Zuloaga had force of about thousand Sail
mas, within thirty miles of the road Guadaara posi-
ton to flank Miramon the reported victory would proba
bly be without substantial results
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Death of Gen. Quitman.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1S.-General Quitman died this
morning. Natchez. His disease contracted
National Hotel, in Washington City, sixteen months ago.
causing general debility, which baed the best medical
skill of the country
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THRoUGH IN SEVENTEEN HOURs FROM BALTrvoRr
We this morning received by the hand of G. G
Adreon, Esq. Superintendent of the Northern Cen.
tral Railway, Baltimore papers of the 18th. The
and is making connections with trains over the
Willamsport and Emira, New York and Erie and
Canandaigua Railroads for Williamsport. Eimira,
Rochester, Syracuse, Niagara Falls, Binghampton,
Buffalo, BATAVIA, 0swego, and all the towns and
cities in Western New York and Canada, Iapdino
passengers in this city in seventeen hours from Bal
timore-Be0dto Republic, J,,ly 1G.
The return trip was also made in seventeen hours,
the Buffalo papers of Friday evening being received
by us early on Saturday afternoon
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

HALIFAX, N S.-735 bbls -four, 200 bbls corn meal 10
bbs. pork.
HAVANA railroad bridges 167 boxes bolts &c, 957
81 lice blocks, l6 bbls "A pr. bbs powder Dbl safety
fuse, tierces Goldfish, bblS mackerel do herrings
boxes tea bags beans tent II dozen shoves casks
merchandise, 700 railroad crOssties, cask OIL do min
era water.
ST. ANDREWS, W. I-393 bbs wheat -four. 25 half
bbs- do, 60 bbs. -four 575 bbs meal 25 half
hbs do, 1S6 bushels corn 40 bbs bread, 10 half bbls
do terces hams, $50 kegs butter 470 boxes candles
hhds tobacco bales do box do, casks vinegar.
case segars, cases matches carriage, 10 rcams paper
40 900 shingleS.
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PHILADEIPHTA NEWS-Jrrv y

The first convention Of the Sons of Malta ever held in
the United States to assemble in this city on Monday
Large delegations expected to be in attendance in
cluding distinguished gentlemen from Europe and Cal
ifornia.
The number of ntermcns during the past week amounts
to 36S being increase Of 76 the week preceding
The mortality among children has been very great 22
deaths bein" infants under five years of are
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MOXemenI of TrOnns.

ST. Louis, July l6-We have dispatches from Lcaven-
worth to the 18th inst United States express Boone
ville saying that express arrived here day from
Harvey who the 9th inst, encamped rs miles be
yond Fort Kearney.
Col Monroe's column beyond the south fork of the
Platte, and Col. May short distance in rear
The headquarters and all the columns were well and in
splendid condition.
despatch dated Nebraska City, 5th inst says trains
arrived from Fort Kearney report that officers at
the Fort had received the intelligence that Gen Johnston
had entered Salt Lake City with his troops This how
ever, is probably mistake.
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Total thrown into markc -, 76444
As compared with the corresponding week of 1857 this
shows decrease of 81 00l 0l9 in the thrown
the market this year
The Delaware and Raritan Canal and Camden and Am
boy Rail Road joint company have declared a semi annual
dividend Of five per cent
The Bank of Mobile, semi-annua divided of six per
payable to the New York stockholders at the Mcr-
chants Bank, on demand.
The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company have declared a
dividend of per cent payable the Chemical Bank on
ID prONimo.
The Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Com.
pany have declared semiannual dividend of five per
cent. payable August d.
The following is Fridays business the office the
Assistant Treasurer, New York:
Receipts S1GO.S16
Payments .........-... 219Ol9
The receipts include $4,000 from Customs. The pay
ments include S37 900 California drafts.
AT opening of bids at the Treasurcr's office in Ra
leigh, y. c. few days since 5000 of North Carolina
Coupon bonds bid for and awarded at a premium of
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From Florida.

AUGUSTA, GA, July 16-Tampa advces of the 10th
inst have been received The Peninsular Of that date
reports that Capt Mcneil had succeeded in having
talk with the chief of the Taahassees on the 7th
that the prospects favorable for their
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WASHINGTON, July 1S-Baron Girolt, the Prussian
Minister having received permission of absence from this
country viii leave for Europe in the few days
for his family with whom he will return in Autumn
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THE TRUE NINE. RIVTERE

The Courier dcs Flats Ulis of Saturday saws that
Miss Emily Blount has returned to New York from
Philadelphia. We translate from it, also the fol
lowing:
"Mme Armour Rivicre, the person named last
year by Riviere, has also been in New York for two
or three days. Having Withdrawn to Il convent in
Philadelphia, she has left it temporarily to vindi-
cate her position, on which the assertions of Ri
Were might create some doubt The papers she
has produced, and the honorable testimonials that
sustain her, place her identity, and the validity
of her marriage beyond all suspicion. She is a
fine looking and intelligent woman, but shows
traces of the sul1erings through which she has
passed.
DISASTERS on THE WESTERN RvERs-Thc Louis
vile Copricr of Saturday publishes list of dsas-
tcrs on the Western rivers for the six months end
ing June 30, 1858, of which the following table is
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


PoRT SPAIN, TRINIDAD-Br Brig Lady Of the Lake.
hhds. sugar. 81 terces do 102 punchs molasses-Jos
c. Yates 4 Co.
WINDSOR. n. S.-Schr. Superior.
$50 tons gypsum-kelsey Gray
COASTWISE
BOsToN-BdrL, Justice SOry
800 kegs nails-Stickney Co.; 80 casks syrup-George
SMALL 500 bds iron, 125 boxes tin, $40 pkgs mdse-or-
der.
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street lot of rags had been saturated with camphene
and then thrown into the building 1t discovered and
Xnguished by the police without the services of the Fire
Department.
ihe alarm yesterday evening occasioned by the
burning of a foul chimney, Fayettc near Aisquith
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Arrival of the Water Witch.

WASHINGTON July 1.-THE United States steamer Wa.
ter Witch from Key West has arrived at the Washington
NAVY Yard
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The gold fever continues in Minnesota and sew
eral companies are organizing.
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Mrs. Parker, of Windsor, Mass, being arrested
for stealing $40 from Hiram Blanchard COR
suicide while she was being taken to -
examination, on the 10th inst.
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MARKETS RY TFIFCPApu

New YORK, July 17-Flour is firm with sales of II 500
hbs at S3S0d3.S7% for State. Wheat is firm with sales
of 20 900 bushels at 40 cts for Southern white and
10l cts for red Western Milwaukee Club S5d9 IS Corn
is dull with sales of Il 900 bushels at GO
Gn72 cts. Pork is dull SIC Mess and sl375 for
Prime Lard is dull at 1l4@l1B cts. Whiskey is dull
at "A cts.
NEW ORLEANS, July 16-Cotton firm; sales of 8 900
bales to-day Middling is better sales week 10
500 bales receipts of the week $50 bales increase
ceptS over last year at this port bales do all
southern ports 100000 bales stock in port $40
Sugar firm. Lard firm at lie. Coffee i0Ic Freghts on
pnttnD to Il
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Destructive Fire at Observation-Disclosures
100000.

LEAvENwoRTH, July 16.-(Via bonneville, July Il. y
fire broke out about midnight the 14th which at one
time threatened the destruction the denser portion
the city It originated in the green-room of the Union
Theatre, at the of Third and Delaware Streets
and rapidly communicated to the adjoining buildings,
thirty which principally included in the bounded
by Cherokee, Shawnee Second and Third Streets were
reduced to ashes. The loss is believed he under
estimated at 100000 which there was only trifng
insurance.
There no apparatus fire organization in the city
but the coniagraon provdenaly arrested by lull
of wind and copous shower of rain. general panic
manifested at the breaking of the fire. but the
citizens afterwards worked energetcay and was
finally mastered about 5 o'clock.
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Bl TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER u Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
Market dull.
BALTIMORE MARKETS

SATURDAY, July II.
COFFEE-There has been but moderate inquiry to-
day with sales Of 400 bags good Rio aoat ex Aiont
cello, at IL cts The market continues firm We note the
arrival from Rio yesterday of two crgoes per brgs Mont
cello and Mount Vernon, amounting to 92S bags We re-
fer to the following weekly report of MeSsrs White
Elder for the general condition of the market.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee July 10, 1855. II GOO bags
Received since, per Mount Vernon. .......34A
AI..AE EhL.allLA
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

SATI IKDAI, uIy II, I60S.
S2730 Bait. G's 80. .99l $50 shs B&O RR. SEX
$500 NC RR bds., 'S5. 90 100 - bGO. 50 &
5000 ' &c b20. .654 100 shs n CRR. boo. is q
$50 shs &o.RR.s6o..s 81 200 shs Canton co. ..191
3 " 90 200 :" g boo. 19%
1875 90 Z" bee. .62%
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LATEST NEWS.
.TELEG R A NJ S
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Further Particulars of the Commencement
of ODerattOpS

BosToN, July 1.-THE captain of the Alice Munroc
reports that the English steamer Agamemnon experienced
most violent southery gales and driven as far North
as latitude 3d. much higher than rendezvous The Nj
agara behaved in all respects like thorough sea going
vessel The AgamemnOn the contrary suffered severe
y At one time her commander had hopes of saving
his vessel two hours longer great her strainng;
but the storm subsded at last the Agamemnon rode
out the gale
An accident occurred board however caused by
breaking loose of the connections which held cable in
position on the deck causing pitch adr
severely injuring two steamers.
The two steamers and their tenders finally arrived on
the ground on the morning of the Goth when the conncc-
on of the cable Effected the weather being sufficient
y calm The paying out had scarcely commenced before
the wire snapped. few hours detention ensucd when
another splice made and the started Sig
nails were kept up messages being transmitted through
the cable from vessel to the other every fifteen min
utes All was going well, and forty miles were paid
out when the electricians the Niagara discovered the
circuit broken The Niagara Immediately put about for
the mid ocean rendezvous 1t believed board the
Niagara that the second break knk in the Agamem
mons wire caused by the gale
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From the Plains.

ST LOUIS, July 1G-Letters from Fort Kearncy, June
Both, that General Harneys quarters had been
encamred there six days in expectation arrival
new instructions from the War Department.
teamSter had been tried and acquitted on the charge
of melting his companions to rob Capt Hancock of $780,
OOO under his charge for meeting incidental expenses
Colonels May and Morrison had passed Fort Kearncy
The latter General arney his first salute Briga
dier-General.
postscript to the letter says that express has
rived, but brings no advces from Washington. We shall
resume the march tomorrow
The Independence mail, with dates to the 18th ult
from Santa Fe has arrived. The is unimportant
difficulty had occurred, growing of the persistence
of the Indians in driving cattle and horses upon pay
ground known as Ewell Camp, Fort Defiance.
Major Brooks had been obliged send a company of
soldiers to drive the herds off, and protect the grounds
from encroachments.
Several cattle and ponies killed by the soldiers,
and skrmish occurred between the troops and Indians
but none of either party were killed or wounded.
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