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CHARLESTON, April l3.-Adyices from Florida
state that Billy Bowlegs and twenty two of his war
riors had delivered themselves up to the United
States authorities.
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MUNICIPAI. ELECTION
BILLY BOWLEGS IN FLORIDA

ALBANY, April 4-Mr. Perry Anti-Lecompton
candidate, elected Mayor of this city Yesterday
by l4o majority The City Council is almost equally
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KIDNAPPING.-Paul Ballas, of Princess Anne, has
been arrested in Norfolk for stealing negro from
VIM. Reed. The Day Book SAYS the boy was miss
ed in 1913, and it was never known what had be-
come of him, until a day or two ago. he became
converted and came home to his master, saving he
''could not his Maker and treat his master in
that way." .r-a N et
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THE SHIP MOUNTAIN WAVE.
BosToN, April 14.-The ship Mountain Wave, re
ported ashore yesterday at Scituate, is uninjured
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Reported for the Daily Exchanged
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, April IA,

ANNAPOLIS, April IA, 1858.
No. IS. John Johns Us. James Reardon and wife
and others Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Hartford County. The argument in this case was
commenced and concluded by Pitts for the appel
liant and Alexander for the appellees.
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New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer Persia sailed
hence this morning with 200 passengers and $1,000
in specie for Liverpool.
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The Savannah Republican notices the arrival of
seven vessels at that port, within two days. all of
them loaded with ice from Maine. - ...
n clue to the Robbery of the Grafton Bank, of
siz,ooO last we elk, bas yet been discovered.
:, Normal School is about to be established in
New Orleans
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~ TIE FLUOD UN TIE MISSISSIPPI.
!, New ORLEANS, April 4.-The crevasse opposite
the city continues, the water stopping the trains on
the Opelousas Railroad, and doing ncalculable
damage.
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Wheat PRosPEcT-Never before, at this season
OF the year, have we seen the wheat crop SO prom-
Using as at present. Quite large crop was sown
in Cass county, and, from what we can learn
throughout Cherokee, Georgia. If no calamity be,
tails it. the granaries of our farmers will be full to
o4yertiowing, and the prices must rule very low
Would it not be wisdom in those who have held
Their last crop for high prices to make sale at
once, and give us better circulation of the alto
gether needful ?-Cassville Ga Standard.
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LECTURE.-The lecture announced to be delivered
this evening, in the lecture room of st. Stephens
church, Hanover street, by Hugh Davey Evans,
Esq, will prove highly interesting, as the great
erudtion and deep research of Mr. Evans fully quail
fly him to treat whatever subject he may select with
distinguished ability. The seats are free and the
public are earnestly invited to attend.
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l. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
THE BEST EVER OFPEREB FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET
W. 10 Clergymen of all denominations, and Sewing
societies attached to Churches, offer Family Ma
chine at halfprice.
W. f. FREDERICK,
iezf-i Agent.
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ID | Z ID

On the 18th instant, EMILY PATTEN, in the Sd year
of her age, pneumonia daughter Matthew and Sid
ney Z. Clark.
On the 18th instant, Mrs. CATHARINE McGURK, in
the 18th year of her age
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM A. MEAD in the 23d
year of his age.
On the 18th instant, ALPHONSO PRIGG, aged years
and months, of Dr. Joseph and Sophia F. Prigg
On the 18th instant, THOMAS O. LEARY, aged 20
years
On the 9th instant, ALICE ANNA C. SOUTHCOMB, in
the SD year of her age.
On the 5th instant GEORGE PETER KLAW in the
35th year of his age.
On the 18th instant AUGUSTUS McNALTY
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ALARM.-The alarm of fire yesterday evening
about o'clock, proceeded from the burning of a
foul chimney on Exeter street.
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Compared with the same month in 1857 these
returns show the following result:
Main Stem n. W. Va. Wash Br Total
March, 1857 $3.50 94S, 81 S54 49S "a S545 Az 81
1865. 37l,0ll37 29,92S.S1 42,709.2O All $40 IS
Decrease in March, 1855 ............. SIO3 7sS 40
These figures, when compared with the revenue
received during March, 1857, show considerable
decrease in the receipts; but when placed against
the receipts of February last, indicate an increase
of revenue to the amount of Sl6l, 27542
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NJ A X. n. I F. ID

On the 18th inst, by Rev Father A. Schmidt MICH
AEL ALBERT, daughter of Richard Hartmyeyer, both
of this city.
On the 18th instant, by Rev, Joseph T. Smith n W S.
HAYS, Of Hartford county, to MARIA c. FULF0RD.
daughter of the late A MITCHELL of this city.
On the 8h instant by Rev. Mr.. Brown, THOMAS H.
KING to Miss ANN REBECCA B00Z all of this city.
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The UTAH ARMY PREPARING TO MARcH.-A letter
from Leavenworth to the st. Louis Republican, da-
ted on the 4th, says: ~
1t has been concluded, believe, that the troops
nowln ka nsas, at Fort Leavenworth will march
Tor Utah on the 10th instant and the 10th of Nav
It Is calculated that there will be five thousand five
hundred men of the United States army in the field
by July. Russell Major and Waddelf, in sending
forward the necessary equipment of the FORCE will
employ some three thousand FIVE hundred men ad-
dltionai To enter this service men 1ocking in
from all parts, and large numbers being those al
ready engaged, are now camping in the vicinity of
the Fort: Between the city and the Fort there are
many quiet proofs of preparation to be found in the
accumulation of wagons, horses, mules, and men,
and such like.
The newspaper force win be by no means small.
The London (England) Times has correspondent
already on the way, in the person of Mr.. Ruther-
ford Scotchman, who has started provided with
every necessary of camp life, la Crimea Mr..
Fillmore, young man of New York city, goes out
as an additional correspondent for the New York
Herald, and young man named Benjamin T.
Hutchins who has been employed by the officers of
the Sixth Infantry to act their Secretary, is to
be a correspondent of the New York Post.
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GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM

GIBBS FIRST PREMIUM
,co,,>,oo, SIS SEWING MACHINE,
JoHNSoN'S PATENT $50 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE.
me above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
hEKs, &c, are not EXGELLED by any other MACHINE
Tor beauty OF STITCH and durability on kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pastime
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in compet~
running order the first year free of charge to the purcha
SER Salesroom, No. so BALTIMORE ST.
l.. D. CHASE, Agent.
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families Manufacturers and others.
In our own family of Wheeler & Wilson'S
maehines and we cannot imagine nything perfect
Ed ". 7. Eudngest
126 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22-tf. W, MERRILL, Agent
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M ARK ETC

T..
New York, April 14.-The Tea sale to-day sus-
tanned previous prices
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHARLESTON, April 12-Cotton-Sales of l 900 bales.
prices unchanged
SAVANNAH, April 2.-Cotton-Market unchanged, with
sales of l 900 bales. TT . -
New ORLEANS April 12-Cotton-sales Of 3 600 bales
with an unchanged market Sugar is firm Flour firm
Pork firm Lard in kegs quotes at Is cts The other
markets are unchanged
MOBILE, April 12-Cotton has advanced CT sales of
200 bales at IL @gilh cts for middng The receipts
uuting SUNDAY ana Monday amounted to S,4O0 bales.
AUGUSTA April l2-COttOn-The market closed firm
with sales of 500 bales SO. - = =
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MUsEUM-The sprightly performances of Mr. and
entertainment, in which they hit off in the most
amusing manner the peculiarities of America,
England, Ireland, France and Germany, are wit
messed nightly by fashionable audiences, who
This is certainly one of the most agreeable attrac-
tions that has ever been presented in Baltimore
and we glad to notice that the talent displayed
by Mrs. Drew in her manifold characters all Of
which she sustains with marked ability, is meeting
with due appreciation.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON, April Il.
FLOUR The market is steady, but not active Sales
of Western superine at $3.50 fancy S47OGS5 extra S5d
81 per Dbl. Southern is in moderate demand Sales of
common and fancy at s475GS525; extra S95oIaS6,5O
per barrel.
GRAIN.-Corn is firm Sales of yellow at So cents per
bushel are scarce and prices are nominal Northern
and Canada are held at So cents buhe Rye is selling
at 762 cents per bushel
PR0vIsIoNS.-Pork is firm, and prices have advanced.
Sales of prime at S1450G So Mess $50 clear
and extra clear S19dS2O per Dbl cash an mos.
BEEF is in moderate demand. Sales of Western Mess
and extra Mess at Sl2d $40 per Dbl cash and mos.
LARD is hgher-sales in bbls at Hall &c; kegs 12G
l2Hc. per h. cash and mos
HAMS are selling at l1G11Hc per ID, cash and mos
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
APRIL 10, Evening
BREADSTUFFS continue dull and unsettled the receipts
and stocks of Flour continue light for season. there
is little export demand and only advised of
sales of about 700 bb good Western Extra at "a 5
Dbl. Holders generally free Sellers and standard
brands offered at S4374 without finding buyers ex
cept to supply the wants of the home trade these
Superhne Extra and fancy brands to quality.
RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL scarce and wanted at
sold at that price.
Of WHEAT the receipts and sales are also small but the
demand Is limited at former quoted rates sales including
only about 600 bushels in lots 07G09 cts chiefly at
the latter rate for fair Southern red and white at 40 to
100 cents
RYE scarce with further sales of 500 bushels Penusvl
Corn continued dull and there is rather more Offering
but the want of eights limits operations and only
some oooO bushels Southern yellow have been sold 20
cts, afloat -a4.ss.s-.-.I..-- -
OATS also dull and about bushels mostly good
Delaware and New Jersey have been sold aloat at SO
cts. Prime Pennsylvania held above the views of
buyers.
BARk-Quercitron continues quiet but firm S35 for LIST
quality No l; holders ask more but we hear of
no sales to-day.
COTTON.-The market is firm, but the high views Of
holders limit operations and about bales have been
disposed of at fully former quotations. including middling
fair Uplands at 1871 cts cash
GRoCERIES-There is good demand for Sugar and
Moasses but the wet weather has checked business and
the market remains inactive
PR0VISI0NS-There is not much doing, owing to the
difference in the views of buyers and sellers the latter
of whom are demanding advance previous rates
WIISKEY is rather active bbls selling at q
22 cts hhds 2OG2O& cts, and Drudge at 1e1 cts per
gallon. -s
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
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MoNUMENT.-The monument which is to be erected
in Baltimore Cemetery to the memory of the late
Junius Brutus Booth, arrived here on Tuesday on
board the steamship William jenkins from Boston.
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NORTHERN SLAVE TRADERs.-The Baton Rouge
Advocate, in reference to the late bill before
aie louisiana Legislature, for the Importation of
taeans, says that Gov Wicklife is in receipt of
to conduct the enterprise The writer proesses to
know AN about the slave trade is able to conduct
the contractors to the most eligible points on the
he ean iof obtaining thinks
knowledge to bear upon the interests Of The ;nnort
ers not elsewhere to be met with IN
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ss1 on 81 q OBS 81 DO 700 % Al $40 90

Main Stem. n. W. Va. WASH Br Total
For Passengers S14 59l 05 40 $50 500 81 SSS
For Freight. SIG 80 "A 555 Al SO $50 go
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ARREST.-Bernard Wilson was Yesterday arrest
ed by officer Glenn, ofthe Eastern District charged
with being common vagrant. He committed
to the Almshouse by Justice Griffin.
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SUSPECTED OF STEALING.-Henry Crugh was ar
rested yesterday by officer CadimOre of the East
ern District for having in his possession a lot of
guanO supposed to have been stolen. The accused
stated that he had the sweepings of warehouse
where guano stored, and in that way became
possessed of it. He was held to bail for further
hearing by Justice Griffin.
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IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERs.-The City Collector
gives notice that the bills for taxes for the present
year will be ready for delivery and after TODAY
and may be paid on and after the 10th instant. Par
ties paying their taxes by the LIST of May will be en-
titled to discount of five per cent He also re-
minds persons in arrears for taxes for the past year
thatf not settled at once they will be closed by dis
traint as speedily as possible.
CoMMIrrED.-Myer and Mary White arrested on
Tuesday, by officers Pamphillion and Dawes, for
stealing sundry articles of merchandise, valued at
$500, from the establishment of Messrs. Fisher,
Boyd d Bro, Yesterday had further hearing be
fore Justice Showacre, and in default of S., 900
security were committed to answer.
CHARGE OF SrEALING.-Oflicers Davis and McCaf-
terty last evening arrested John H. Riley and John
f. HUMPHREYS on the charge of stealing package
containing 1915, the property of Wallace Welham,
the proprietor of tavern on Fish Market Space.
They taken to the Middle Police Station and
put back to await examination.
AssAULT.-On Sunday afternoon, a boy about
twelve years old, while returning from Sabbath
school, was assaulted and pushed down by another
lad, named Lamden, breaking his collar bone. Lam
den was brought before Justice Griffin yesterday
afternoon, who upon hearing the evidence, held the
accused on security to appear before the Criminal
Court.
| AssAULT.-Patrick Fitzpatrick, charged with an
assault Mrs. Schultz and Lewis Belts, had hear
ing before Justice Griffin yesterday afternoon, and
was held to bail to take his trial before the Criminal
Court. Mrs. Schultz and Belts were held on secu-
rity to testify against him.
! MoNUMENT-The monument which is to be erected
| IN Baltimore Cemetery to the memory of the late
Junius Brutus Booth, arrived here on Tuesday or
board the steamship William Jenkins from Boston
ARREsT.-Bernard Wilson was Yesterday arrest
ed by officer Glenn, ofthe Eastern District charged
with being common vagrant. He was committed
| to the Almshouse by Justice Griffin.
| ALARM.-The alarm of fire yesterday evening
| about o'clock, proceeded from the burning of
| foul oh
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BY THB UNION LINE.
F6lREI4N NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIMORE.
NV Yong Feb N

New YoRK, Feb. IL.
The steamship city Of Baltimore arrived this
morning with Liverpool papers of the 9th ult.,
same aS brought by the Indian, at Portland
The London Times city article of W edneSday.
quotes the funds as opening steady, but in the
afternoon became very duh and closing opera
tons showed u reaction Of in stock eX-
changes. On loans the rate was 2a2 Ia per
cent.
The London Daily;News intimates that the
loan to the East India Company will be five
millions sterling. The Times notices the failure
Of Shaw & Co., of Hadderstivld for 10000
Assets small.
Adviccs from Berne to the 23d ult. report
that the police pretend TO have seized a number
of letters indicating that political movement
had been projected for tie 10th Of January,
ard that the cOnSpiIutOrs only awaited signal
from Paris, being aware Of the contemplated
assassination Of the Frchrh Emperor.
Additional arrests have beenInade in Paris
OneOf the prisoners at ATcOla cOHfesSes having
committed 90 political aSsaSsinatiOns in Swift
zerland.
From Bernie, advices state that the Govern
mcnt will exercise a Strict surveillance over the
movements of the refugees.
The London Post, Of the 9th, states that on
opening Parliament the GOvernment,wil pro-
pose measures for the punishment of political
asSassinS.
The News states that a reduction of the rate
of interest to per cent is certain to take
place.
Thursdays decline in funds is attributed to =
large sale of stocks belonging to the estate ola
deceased peer
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FROM KANSAS

81. LoUIs, Feb. 1.-THE Kansas eOFTespOn-
dent Of the Lender says Gov. Denver will prob
ably veto all acts Of special legislation of the
Territorial Legislature Il is said that the friends
of the bill providing for another Constitutional
Convention have strength Sufficient to carry
It over the Governors veto. The prOpTiety Of
repeating all Statntes of the first Legislature IS
giving rise to much discussion
A rnmor was disereditediied that ut Lawrence
intelligence had been received from Washington
that beaver would be recalled and that John r.
Porter, of Albany, would be appointed In his
stead.
From various accounts the difficulties at Fort
Scott were Of private character.
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FROM MEXICO

NEw 0RLEANE, Feb. ll.-There Were eleven
days of fighting in the City Of Mexico before
ZerOaloga received % out Of IS votes in the
Council of Nutabtes, for Provisional President.
Puebla and few other points have recognized
the new government, and the whole country is
in confusion. JeraVez, ParOdi DObbadO and
others oppose the new government They ex-
tons arc being made torneet them. More fight
ing is inevitable. Alfaro has pronounced AZ
San Lewis in favor Of Santa Anna As Dictator.
ZnOlOga has issued DEGREES restoring the ecrle-
siastical and military Jurisdiction, and repeating
the laws Of 1856. which declared the property
.Of ecclesiastical corporations alieuabIe, annul-
ling sales OF property made under said laws II
is reported the clergy has loaned the new party
q million Of dollars. Adyices from Sopora show.
a state Of civil war. AdViees from Northern
Mexico state that Cows Cara and yidanrFa
have settled their difficulties, and state that Mem
Va Leon, Tananlipas and Coabrnila viii act IN
unison in the coming conflict. sss. Z
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RIVER AND WEATHER

L.ouisviLLE, Feb Il.-River stationary with
feet in the canal Clear. Mer H.
CIScISNATl, Feb 1l.-isiver falling. Mer. l9.
this morning.
81. LOUIS, Feb. ll.-iliveSs falling rapidly aud
full of very heavy ice. Navigation suspended
above. Weather clear Mercury %.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ll.-River falling. The float
ing lee is increasing in quantity aud thickness
Weather undertaking showing.
BALTIMORE, FEB. Il.-Ther: IS degss Cold
PrrrSBURGu, Feb II.-River four feet ten in.
cheS falling very slowly. Weather clear. Their.
WGsnlsorOs, Feb. 1i.-Ther SO deg<
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EdIsntines.-Day after tomorrow will DO st.
Valentines day. Its approach has been duly
h'raldcd in our advertising columns, which an
bounce where the necessary ornamental sheets
may be procured. There is certain quaint
Sss about the custom that gives it charm to
young people, aside from the opportunity of love
making and mischief it affords. A youthful
lover may retreat behind the anonymous of n
'alen'lne and discharge his Overburdened heart
IN the most earnest protcstations of alteration,
hoping and fearing that his disguise may be
detected. On the other hand, some fair one
net soulopprcssed Will, signs, may vent them
through the Post Office with the same lauduble
hope and fear.
as to literary character, tmay be safely as
suned that more miserable lot Of balderdash
SOuld not be produced than that which makes
up the sum of Valentine eloquence. 1t is all
'OlIiy weak-immeasurably diluted. That which
VII, send the blush to the cheek Of sixteen and
H''Ss the breath come quick with excitement,
SEEMS to have different effect in later years,
FOdpeing rather a tendency to nausea.
nut We presume no decent person ever wrote
eu valentine without sensation OF
" which was not entirely removed by
Tue Tue thought of the general license of the day
a .n''e is something detestably mean in an an
'"y'n0as letter. We can imagine no possible
. 80, for the preparation of one, though Gus
va, mas sanctioned them in this instance, and,
a. 44ae 1t right to assume an incognito for the
ae' Yet that custom has been so often abused,
s s,u Valentines so often made the channel of in
,a'' OF sneakings SANDER, that the bad Odor of
an anonymous will cling even to them.
II rue only pleasant thing about the. custom is
,as privilege it affords for the conveyance of
~. 4p'i'nent OF little harmless mischief A,
I ~ go9d,natured personal hit is not out of
- nay but the moment a valentine descends
o'a'e or insult, the mcanness of the writer
ss.isa, es 8 conspicuous that the sting of it Is
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Es,iss to Gus Consumers Those who e1-
~, 10 discontinue the use of Gas, and all 9th.
rs Interested, will find No. Lqrd oil, winter
.,,,ined and Etherial oil, prime quality, at the
R,;Ice Corner Drug Store. They call attention
.so ia . fresh arrival of BaGbitt's Soap POsOder,
in fin cans; Pyles Dietetie !Saleratus an article
which has attracted great attention in the East.
See advertisement.