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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06
RUNAWAYS.

~ $40 REWARD. Runaway from
IA my farm. in Henrico, on the list OF septen
Der, a negro man. named ALEXAND Ek,
E&. about Is years of age. feet high, stammers
When spoken to. He has a mother in New Kent
will give the above reward upon his delivery to
me- Sc 4-3ts JOHN STAPLES.
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Oruere received Dy ietteI pionRtsy e..s~-
s s5,sssa charged only the same nj sss@
EB. COOK. VIM. MOTT.
II B. COOK Il CO,
N. ATCrIONE FRa.
No. 10 MAIN sTkEET,
nf pEAr. raT aTE and ali Kinds
q MERCHANDISE. aRooEkiEs' foRNiIohs'
Parcriaf attens'on Sea on 20
We. 1looaa. 60 49,
MASSlE u PLEASANTS.
"ABRoKERs AN sIogaasp "a ASAohANi0'
Ceus;rnmeuts solicited. and liberal cash advances
" y. 80 ~! :.
E"is y: mEDn 2 a ,W;i
AND
nrNrpAJ. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 6s MAIN 81, hicHMoN Pr, nA. 2,urru.r
Offer their services ior the saieoi hHooH. al s
c0KN. To6Aeoo. &c: J! y -
II GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
WIN i1 iatafe devote s uns II sh tne ur;n
towns in virginia and the MSIthern ii mi.
business, and Is confident that he can give saslsac
ton to those who may employ him. " lo-oM
MITCHELL, JOPLIN & co,
HA WINE AND TOBACCO MERCHANTS
No l6 Pearl street. Rlenmono-
.1,71 . NJ oT7.pIVo
GNhA W. SSAAS1Hos b.
IL 90,
. No. 1850 MAIs sTREEr. unr
TuRE soiicts consisnments Of sill kinds Of
Merchandise. Punctnal attention to sales, and re-
turns made promptly. my 70
0n,1 CD Am
fOdN 0rshNA
CIVIL ENHtMEEh nnn.ropmsw.
AhCHILECI AM UhA C0n aSMAs'
INV p loMts IN IA" 0O''D'N''' '>>'' A'' . -
-, - = DIYC :, CpoM
FORWARDING Is U 3 N Il . fhOM
l. THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
". lanes RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL,
AND TO SOUTH ESTERN VIRGINIA AND
TENSh .sT w AAp VIseiNiA Rail
ROADS II am prepared to forward Merchandise on
the most reasonable terms and without any delay
Having control of q tri-weekiy line of Boats.
which compel to leave every other day, iui not
fell goods are detained no longer than is actually
necessary to get them from the steamers.
Time through from New York TO Knoxville IL or
13days
The expenses on goods this route are very little
over half what they are via City Point and South
Side Railroad
"a All Oh, ca follow the goods to their destina-
ton ALFRED Z. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
iy12-ts On the Dock Richmond, Va.
$500, :; NM -l1T,T1-S -, ,,,-o
~ COUNInl CMtAAo.-A dH Pio-
Il pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. OF superior
Richmond Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines, 81
miles from the canal. or at my office in Richmond,
corner Basic Bank and 10Th street.
aa ITS " join }. wERTH. Agent.
NOTICE.-I have bought out Mr.. john
Lee. next door to Hector Davis Auction. House.
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- FARM FOR SALE.-A small
E.s FARM for sale, in New Kent county, abont ls
miles below Richmond. and two miles south OF the
Stage Road Said Farm contains 100 acres OF Land.
embracing about Is or 20 acres OF superior meadow,
and good small size Frame Building on the prem
ises aud Spriag of excellent water Any person
wishing to purchase can apply to Mrs. JANE 4.
M0RG AN near this Farm. or TO ED, ID. MORGAN,
Main street, Richmond Va.
I an Ats Executrix Est IF VIM. J Morgan. decd,
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GEO. A. BOOK,

N ,ORSAY COL06NE.-Mr. CHAS. y.
~ DAWSON, my successor, at the old stand: cor
mar az Main and lth sire ets has the genuine Dor.
say cologne Water, identcally thstAme formerly
snsxIe by me. i3 -p WOOD. s
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- FUR KENT.-Ihe store NO I4a
ssI cage Square, Main street, running back one
hundred feet with cellar p rfectly dry snd light;
il also has room in the rear. second story, 1f5!
feet long al furnished ia the best manner. having
been recently painted and cleared up. Possession
cen be had Immediately.
This store being in the centre of business, near
the Mills Warehouses. Banks, Post office. Custom
House ard Bifin is regarded as the very best ieca
ton in the city for business. Apply to
Ak PARKER Il Co next door,
or to Jas Brooks. office at
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gnEBAGEH = DEBAG EH.-Received, Q
~ Inxgs lot of Dcbages, which we offer for sale 1t
che low price OF sixpence per ysrd great bargain.
800 JOHNSON 8 HARDWOOD,
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COR SALE--The LEASE, BAR, PIX.
j. TURES, ROWLING ALLHYs. &C.. Of an ald
81 tablshed Restaurant In the business part Of the
ii, n ss private sale. 10 eeol tenant the tesms
WI ibsvsry accommodating Apply 20 49,.
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So FOR RENT-The house now oe
Ra cupied by Adams Express Company. Posses
sion given on the LIST september Apply TO
j l. MACDONOuGu, Agent
B-The Office of Adams express Company
will be removed by the lst september, to more
nodous Blu iding. NO 2a2 Main street, above losh
near the neyy Custom House. aU is
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DATENT FLY TRAPS. ~ win receive
BY the Roanoke, tbis morning. anakhsf lot Of
Nv TRAYS, q t6w Of which are unsold. Ferrous IN
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DU1iiT1ss cA1l3s.

,. .. lnDaycRD, 1 y. 4xnsLAI RAf1
YlANxI0 -yAz1uyws
QRID0FORD b sCtk, General Commits
~ don and Forwarding Merchants. on the Doek,
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OREMIUM PORTABLE CIDER MILL.
L We have in stoEe and for sale, Hickok's Pre-
MUM Cider Mill. the most complete Cider Mill ID
use. Also, other patterns, if desired
CHURCH & FLEMING,
au ll--6w Corner Cary and 18th SITS
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- FARM FUR SALE am su- aS3
thorized to sell desirable FARM. situt ssl<s
ted about mics from Richmond. in the county OF
Henrico about quarter of mile fronl the Charles
City main road adjoining the lands OF Albert AND
Jno Allen and others. About 80 acres are cleared,
the balauce il set in oak and pine wood. =,
The improvements consist OF new d~eihng
house containing rooms. passage, &C, &C, new
smoke house and other necessary outhouses, new
orchard, and we'll of excellent water in the yard
The property is In a good neghborhood, Terms &C.
commodatipg Apply to d EACHO,
an 20-Im . Pearl st.. near Exchange Hotel
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Accounts received from
Washington Territory state that the company for
Iowa, under Samuel s. Curtis, have arrived at
aurora, on Cherry Greek, and report favorablv of
the gold mines there. They are building their
houses and preparing for winter. 1t has been as
certained that Aurora is in Nebraska Territory A
Post Office has just been established there and
the above mentioned gentleman appointed Post
master.
The majority of the House Committee of Wavs
and Means are opposed to the Presidents views
of specific duties in the revision of the tariff
The Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad in
the liome will meet on Thursday for the considera-
ti0n of the subject.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

UNIT STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-lion. VIM. Fell Giles,
Judge. VIM. Meade Addison, Esq, United States District
Attorney prosecuting. The Court occupied in the
following business yesterday:
The United States rs. William T. Kendall and Others
An action to for violation of the Act Of Congress
in running the steamboat Star without licensed pilot.
Verdict for plainti for 800.
Same rs. Lewis W. Grace. 4 similar action. Verdict
for plaintiff for $500
The United rs George f. Moore, two cases, for
sailing the schooner Pensacola without licensed pilot
contrary the Act of Congress Judgment by deflult
both and damages assessed by the ury for sos 50 in
each case.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TIon. T. Collins Lee Judge. This
Court engaged i'll the following business yesterday
State, use of Hannah Kerr and others, rs The Mayor
and City Council of Baltimore An action {" recover dam
for the killing Of James Kerr through the alleged
neglect of the corporation of Baltimore Before reported
Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50.
George Dohbin rs. the same. An action to recover q
of money for professional services rendered Verdict
for plantn for $j6O Talbot and Wallis for plaintiff.
Dulanry for defendant
Assignment for to-day l&5 to iG6.
CIRCUIT CoUGr OF BALTIMORE CITY-llon. VIM. George
Krebs judy. The following business transacted in
this Court yesterday:
Isabella McKenny Thomas McKenny Decree pass-
ed dvorcing rinc'do naimonii, complainant from de
fcndant. +. Swinucy for complainant.
Court OF COMMON rLEAS.--llnn. William l.. Marshall,
Judge The Court engaged in the trial of HiSi priS
cases yesterday.
SUPREME CuURT THE UNITED STATEs-Monday,
December l3 lS5S.R. St Clair Graham, Esq., of Kansas
Territory, admitted attorney and counsellor of this
court.
No 17-The claimants and owners Of the steamer Lou
slana appellants as. Isaac Fisher Fl a. The argument
of this by MesSrS Wallis Price
for the appcees and concluded by Mr. Sclcy for the
appellants
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WASHINGTON, Dee. lin the despatch of ves-
terday announcing the transfer of Lord Napier to
the mission of the Hague typographical error oc-
Cured. Lord Napier will leave Washington on
the arrival of his successor in two monhs and not
two 'reeks as was inadvertently printed.
Letters received from Paris by Senator Wilson
say that Senator Sumner will not resume his seat
in the Senate during the present session, and that
his physicians have advised his going Montpelier
France, for further medical treatment They ex-
press the opinion that he will ultimately recover
his health
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l. LATES L, NE w S.
TELFIGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. II
Municipal Election

BosToN, Dec. l3.-F.W Lincoln, ir. was re-elect-
ed Mayor of Boston, to-day, by over 1000 plural
ity. He was the Citizens candidate. Moses Kim
ball (Rep.) had 1862 votes, and Julius A. Palmer
(Temp.) l,l30. A majority the Aldermen elect
were on the Citizens ticket
In Worcester, the Citizens ticket is elected en-
tire. Col. Bullock, for Mayor, has ,G55, to 1899
for Rice, (Rep.)
InLowell, James Cook (Republicanl, for Mayor,
Is elected by plurality of over 800. All the Alder
men and three litths ofthe CounciImen on the same
ticket are elected
In Newburybort Albert Curricr Citizens candi-
date is elected Mayor. His vote is 95o to 765 for
Colby.
In Lynn, to-day, Edward Davis (People's candi-
date) was elected Mayor by 27G majority.
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CITY LNTELLHENCE.

Prerov,rro<, or ct,p p p,,,,, Or, C,,. r, -
w 'u" VI 1m .asS, the 'eV. Dr IL. /.
,' ~, - ~" VI IN Isl c S''u'r"' uu'eSSeu
iti 81 y; ~ a. r'ss,?h'hg lhe
ability and to tbo o,t;,a at;,G,nt; - +; ~ ~ ~
,,rorot;on Ia, so,-,[c.I -, M -, " ~ ' ~ !,
f. f. pih w. g. ~; !' i"c 'T:SoT 'sS'gneu
ab;Iitv tn fIGI thn Jn,;a - iS Pm! III
Thn Ietter If Tho Vs. upon III hl'n T.
Dec & wbiln accont;nr tLa rii,not;,, t" , ""SS '"
a.; - =. ~, - -. ~ ''' 'NP'IsSc
bnnn ~ 6 paIcI, 1'i ."o Step' anu Ine
rnrn,ar hnoIth MI :; tI i .i eu 70 MS
si,nnJ ~ ,,a,torsh; ~ tIn: INV @ nc il'n re-
h ,,os oyo;IaJ mob to a~ i"%s o'ctsi"h
Nv was pltNniieu upon W WithuraW IT, ihereslgna-
u un' cs'; arc en1pleu Ill 'iie meantime 10 pro-
0'' g '''"'io "0''o''
Tup Npv w ,rrp woprs Tbo Cb;of p,,.;,,,o,, =
tho nov, ,.,+or ,,,arI,, ,,,aI IL; III iS.' VI
he m"fei pI m1lN' u,"uG ms monthly report 10
%s tas'a% ,t "" Inc WORK
mated Two If tbn tnnDas aach of fa"n v" as af
miie in Ianrh vnro coio+oJ and y" t bd yer .,
.hn ~ ooo anu the thIru one
dn tbn nr Vpo M Ieee IN lehge' running ing Hn
been mnch easier than aS s,nnnsod d a aS
seGnencn II will ho tinisbeJ ot or ooI dn 90
tbd,, th fst 81 El' ~ an -" ~ u'y not @ i''er
under contract with tha exoantion or tha ,o 20 nu"
tions for tho Lake ,t the RcIay' Uonso onI go y
that work beinc ,iven ont mo difr,rn,,i ofpdyit
are ronidIv annroacLing con,nIotinn ad sn'o,oI
large cnlverts havn bnan bnt Tha nno, q 81 81
the work far DeyOnd the pXDectatiOn of the Rnar1
- ~ VI '"' ''''' U'
VESSEL SrnEp.-ColIector Mason. on Monday
seized the schooner William Uamiu Contain Dnnr
ritee from Nassau New Providence for an ALLEGED
infraction ofthe revenue laws Some fine since 1ha
schooner was stranded. and tbeoripina owners sold
her in that injured condition to forrign norties -
She was afterwards purchased bv Cantain Dorr;tae
but has never been registered by him She loaded
at Nassau with oranges, sponge, &c, and arrived
at this nort on Nond.v When cnIIoctor Nasor
hayino been informed of tha irragmIsritv of tha
nrocredinos ordered her to he sa;gad Thc cor,,o G
CONSIGNED to and owned bv Messrs F y NomteU e
Co.. No. 81 smiths wharf The nenaItv is confscal
ton of vessel and CARGO.
VtGILANT FIRE COMPANY ErECrrox On Monday
EVENING tbe following gentlemen ,vnra nIoctnd ot;
GERS of the vigian Fire COMPANY for the ensninp
wear: President, Thomas Creamer Vice Pes
Thomas H. sullivan; Secretary Jobn RYAN! Trea,
surer. James II. Grayepstine: DeIpgates to the Raj
timore United Fire Denartmant = u parioss 1"
NoIool,, w Noor;s + pondnu III ,. 49, cs' s'
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NEW YORK NEWS BOYS AT CHURCH.

- H..
The National Theatre, New York, has been opened
on Sunday evenings for religious services for the
News Boys. The New York Post thus describes
the services of last Sunday evening:
At seven O'Clock last evening the National Thea
tire was crowded, many of the audience not being
able to get seats. The pit was crowded with the
boys, who seemed to be of opinion that they were
to have an entertainment without being obliged to
pay the preliminary shilling, and were ready to
make up the deficiency in acting as cidqHers Scat
tered among them some dozen policemen with
bamboo wands, which might have been used to
good purpose. Captain De Camp had attempted to
preserve order by Keeping ont all but "respectablc
boys As the hour approached the call for the
performers. usual to the theatre was made Pre-
srnty cnte"cd four gentlemen from the northern
side Of the stage. (Which is he?" called one bov
'Ihat fourth Shanghai said another. ''Fetch
hlm out, was the reply. A hearty cheer was now
given. Conspicuous the stage were Captains
llartt and De Camp.
The Rev. Mr.. liscox, of the Stanton Street Bap-
tst Church. advanced to the desk, and was greet
ed with applause. lie paid a tribute to the rpner-
oSity of Mr.. Purdy in permitting the use of his
theatre gratutiously, and said that so long as the
attendance and interest would Justify, the Sabbath
evening meetings would be continued. He also
thanked the police for their interest and dilated
on the benefit OF having Il church and Sunday
school in every block in the Fourth ward; to which
Captain De Camp bowed assent. He then gave
out the hymn: "This is the day the Lord hath
made" &C., which was sung by the congregation
"
As the last verse died away, vociierous hurrah
rent the air
The speaker then said he would read few YER
ses from the 7th chapter Of Matthew. The restless
ness continued, unawed by the police or the pre-
sencc of volunteers who attempted to aid in pro-
ducng order. Prayer and singing followed, and
the preacher announced his text-''The wages of
sin is death" He was narrating the anecdote of
the boy who carried his mothers Bible with him,
was employed by merchant, and became a good
and rich man; when the boys, delighted at the eli
max, endorsed the sentiment by prolonged applause.
This was too much for De Camp; he left the stage
and appeared in the few minutes afterwards
a proceeding which was followed by thinning
out Of the congregation in the pit.
The rest of the services continued with
more quiet; but the singing, no matter how denun-
ciatory the hymns, were favOrites with the iuve-
niles, who declared that they beat any thing at the
Bowery. The boys seemed to like the preacher
but could not resist their propensity for uproar
and fun. At halfpast eight the benedcton was
pronounced.
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INOUESTS.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon DR.. Batee
called to hold inquest over the body of named
Moses Bailey at the Washington County Foundry, who
had been found lying in the cupola of the Foundry dead
lie hd been engaged in attending to some work in the
cupo directly the furnace and it is supposed that
ne was taken with fit, fell into the furnace, and
suocated by the fumes of sapetre and charcoal. The
verdict was in accordance with this suppOsit0n The
body was removed to his residence, No. l6 North How
ard street He leaves wife and three children very des-
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POLICE INTELLJGE ENrE

Charles Moore, absconding witness in the case of
Charles Dougherty charged with setting fire boot
and shoe store of Messrs. Gallagher 4 Valentine,
North Euaw street, and who escaped from jail where
confined as witness for the State, arrested
Monday evening, by Of the Deputy warens of the
Jail. He is confined in prison.
Peter Lynch arrested yesterday afternoon by officer
Van Holland, charged with committing brutal assault
"A boy named Richard Macgraw. Justice Showacre
committed Lynch Jail in default Of 81 900 security
answer the charge before Court.
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Escape of Prisoners from .tail

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Dec. I3.-Filteen prisoners es-
capped from the Jail in this city last night, among
whom is Manley Locke, who killed Benjamin S. arr
in Oct, 1887. They cut OF five iron bars with
saw made of a watch spring, and let themselves
down into the Genesee river with the rope with
which Ira Stout was hung, where they waded some
rods in water five feet deep to reach the land. None
OF them have yet been reeaptured.
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AjfT.NHIfENTS A

FRONT STREET CIRcUs.-The performance at the Circus
tonight VIII be an unusually attractive Mons Gre
goire appears the time To morrow night is SET
apart for the benefit of J. l.. Thayer.
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE-There will be an afternoon
exhibition of this painting to-day, commencing at 21
O'clock at the Temperance Temple North Gay street.
in the evening at the usual hour.
HOLIDAY STREET TuEATRE.-Mr. J. W. Wallack, Jr
will appear in Hamlet tonight The performances to
clude with the farce of Hr. and Mrs Ldy,ohite.
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Special Despatch.
Cincinnati NIarkets-Heavy Rain and Fresh

CINCINNATI, Dec. 14-lncessant rains have fallen
in the last twelve hours and much damage to
bridges, &c, is apprehended
The weather is warm which has checked hog
packing.
Hogs nominal, but first class are held firmly at
S612@ The weeks receipts are $4,000, and the
total for the season 279000. against lG3 GOO up to
the same time last year. Mess Pork is firm and in
fair demand at Sl7
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The FiIibuster schooner Susan-Return of
Iieuf.

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. H.-Lieut. White of the
revenue cutter McLelland, who was run away with
by the tlibuster schooner Susan, arrived here
this morning on board the bark Oregon. He left
the Susan when $50 miles ont, bound to Grevtown.
Capt. Maury sent Lieut.. White on board the Oregon
on Thursday last.
Lieut.. White states that when aware that the
schooner Susan underway he ordered the an
chor to be dropped. but the men turned deaf ear
to him, paving no attention to his orders.
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From Kansas.

Sr. Louis, Dec. ll.-Depredations and house
burnings in southern KANSAS are frequent, growing
out of certain parties disregarding the compromise
between Governor Denver and the people.
The Pixies Peak gold accounts are favorable.
The miners have elected members of Legislature
and Delegates to Congress, with view to forming
new territory.
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PRICE TWO CENTS

Urquiza returned the gift of the donor! Two years
have scarcely elapsed since this affair." and already
American moving machines familiar sights in
the Conlederation.-L IN he London Nor"t"J
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FIRES.

About three O'Clock yesterday morning officer Grooms
discovered fire in the stables of Mr. Jas. Coneeus on
richards alley Hilen street He succeeded put
ting it out without raising alarm 1t was the work of
incnn dinru
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TowSnNTowN Dec. II.
The magistrates, appeal docket was resumed this
morning and the following cases disposed of, viz
judgments Reversed d.--Pcer Nondersmith rs. lanes
Peters; George Smith Phlipsp. Burgan; Robert Nc
Dowel X John Gable rs. G.. s. Stansbury
judgments AGmcd.-Ilcnry rs. Rasin; Bull as Boslcy;
Fortune rs Murhorn; Fortune rs Casey.
In the appeal case of Adam WSner VIM. Ensor the
jury was still out at the time of closing this report
The case Of VIM. Galloway Samncl T. Storm and
John Baseman, garnisheeS of VIM Smith, is held under
cHIid.
Joseph Boyd held to bail in the sum Of 5000 to APP
pear and answer for ohstructing public highway. John
"hyt in default of 81 900 bail for assaung John Hogan
with intent to kill by shooting i'm in the head on the
9th instant, sent to jail to await trial
Also Dietrick Zimmerman, indicted for assautng Henry
Norttnan, held in the of 500.
George Chester indicted for assault and battery gave
bail i'll the sum of 5000 appear.
Jury trials being prayed in the of Smith as Bur
gar, and Wsner Ensor occupied the greater part
the day
- Court adjourned until tomorrow morning, when the
Criminal docket will be taken mp.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and sales Of Stocks in Ne,o York
BY TELEGRAPH
B BALTIMORE MARKETS

CoEFEE -roeoo -. TUESDAY, December IA.
Isn ha Dr. ~ continues firm. We note sales to day
both ots out OF the cargo of the aApelone Cotee T.
wanted out the light stock and the rmness on th nar
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-Flour Is Arm, S.loo ., IN non
~DDis al S425d45O for State So 3O5 30 for Ohio
Wheat IS dull Sales of 1000 bushels at Il5 cs for
prime white and l9d l20 cts for western red Corn is
heavy: Sales Of 1000 bushels new yellow at 7GG7S
cts old 50 cts. Pork is heavy Mess.sls5O for NV
Lard is heavy at Hall Whiskey closed frn n,
25h cts. Sugars firm. New Orleans 7Gs cts Muscnva
do OK Cd7 cts Spirits Turpentine closed steady Al ASA
40 cts Rosin is firm at $55 delivered. Rice buoyant nj
CINCINNATI, Dec. l3.-Flour firm. Whskey has ad
yanced to % cts. Hogs dun and prices irregular
holders ask 80, and buyers Offer SO % lots
averaging 260 lbs the receipts today been I3 OOC
hogs! Mess Pork is freely offered at s17 large guam
y Is IN market for future delivery without meeting buy
ers. Lara mas declined 4 ct, sales at l04 The
weather is favorable for laughtering
MOBILE, Dec l4-Cotton-Saes of 800 bales at IL L
the steamers news caused less frmness
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. II -Cotton-Sales of 600 bales
Deihg an average business, without quoable change in
price Sugar is dull at a decline of 4
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-15

The Mobile Tribune says that Ex-senator Gle
mems, is writing a new novel; to be called 'EThe
Rivals, a Tale Of the Times of Aaron Burr and
Alexander Hamilton"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-15

WAsHINGroN, Dec. li.-Capt. Farrogat has re-
ceved preparatory orders to take command of the
new sloop of war Brooklyn, and to report January
lSt when this vessel will make trial trip to the
Gulf of Mexico.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-15

Captain Swetzer and John Gordon, mate of the
brig Susan W. Lynd, have been arrested at Nor
folk for the murder Of McDonad a seaman
The mans skull had been shockingly fractured by
a blow with handspike.