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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

jane 18Th.
SUGAR.-With limited receipts and a steady demand at
the ruling rates prices have been well mainancd the
sales during the three days comprising hhds in
Guiding 100 yesterday the basis of &c for Fair to
FULLY FAIR We continue to quote follows inferior a
44c. Common to Good Common TGl5sc; Fair to Fully
Fair 6&la7c. Prime 74a7Hc.; and Choice 7IMS4c.
Clarified ranges from 6%G1O1c Received since the 18th
inst. 1913 hhds. Exported 3.
MoLAssEs-The demand has continued moderate and
the market quiet without any quoabe change prices
the sales for the past three days comprising b
Orleans at a for Fermenting and 2Sc prime
Refinery reboied meets ready sale 50 bbs
and "A cents for half bbs Louisiana cents for bbls
and "i for half bbs, and Goodaes IS ~ cents
Received since the 18th inst SO bills and OG0 half bbls
Exported, none. Weeks receipts SSl bbs and 24 half
bbls. Exports l6 former.
CoFFEE.-The demand has improved and holders have
realized fuller prices the sales Of Rio for the past three
days comprising IS 200 bags, including the cargo the
Dennis Kelly, 49S7 bags at l0c; and BIO cargo of
the r. C. Wright, at lO%c. The entire sales the week
amount to l5,73S bags, embracing go exc 349 at
92c, 5547 at To- COO at 104; 1926 1O% 500 at lO%
COOS ~; 759 at 101; 26O II and 4G7 at IL 4c
LonStalcs Weekly Statement the stock at II
BAG bags 2l 46 in first hands and in second handsl
against llO6S same time last year The closed
at lie for Fair to Good Fair and Hal cents for
Prime against lOUa104 cents for Fair Good Fair and
IL cents for Prime to Choice Imports since lst July
direct 2lOIS bags coastwse 81 26-tota 295 AGA against
46l6l to the same date last year Imported this week,
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Coroner Batte' yesterday held inquest over the re
mains of lad named Edward Carroll Peters aged about
thirteen years, and who resided Sosh Sharp street
near Henrietta He, with other lads engaged in bath
ing in the Spring Gardens at the foot of Howard street
when gentleman rode horse in to wash it, and the boy
seiZng the horses tail taken beyond his depth and
losing his hold, he sank and drowned before assist
ance could be rendered verdict of accidental drowning
rendered.
At an early hour yesterday morning, Coroner Battee
held an inquest the body of German named Never
Stein who died suddenly at the residence of his Son-n
law No 65 South Paca St Theury rendered verdict of
death from disease of the heart
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ST. MARY's COUNTY.
T From The Leonard Torn "Beacon. "


Mr.. Philip H. Burroughs, who was shot in rencOunter
with Mr. b. l. Hayden weeks past, died at his resi-
dence in Medlev'S N"i- o'clock, r. NJ, on Tuesday
last
Complaints of disaster to the wheat crop continue
reach from all sections of the country The chief
mics the scab and rust which, particular sections
have rendered the wheat scarcely worth cutting. We
have been informed that of the largest wheat growers
in Chapco district will realize little his seed in
sequence of the destructive ravages of the scab.
Our Town Commissioners at a meeting ON Wednesday
the 10th instant, made the following appointments =
Treasurer Dr. A. Jack Spauldng; Assessor, George C.
Morgan Collector and BaiI, NJ ?. Blackstone.
Our farmers will generally commence their harvest dur
ing the coming week The disaster in the wheat crop,
however is likely to deprive the coming harvest time OF
much of the hiary and joy with which the gen
orally celebrated in the country.
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MAR RYLAND NEWS.

meeting OF the friends and stockholders of the
ern Mary land Railroad was held at Westminster, Sat
urday last The attendance was quite large. Among
other resolutions looking forward to the prompt compile
on of the Road, the following unanimously adopted
ReSOced, That the President and Directors urgently
recommended. to use all means practicable urge
ward the construction of said Road and the
hereby extended to them that they will be gratefully
tanned by the Stockholders.
ReSored That this meeting favorably regards the pro
poal made to the President and Directors contract
Tor the construction and equipment of said Railroad and
communicated to this meeting this day and recommends
the same to the favorable consideration of the President
and Directors under such notifications they may deem
demanded by the best interest the Company
the purpose of carrying into effect any contract which
may be entered into with the parties to said proposal the
President and Directors he authorized to issue such amount
ot bonds of the Company they may deem advisable,
and in such contract shall be made and said bonds
issued then the subscriptions of certain persons to take
the bonds Of said company at the of 80 cents in dol
lar heretofore made be and the shall be discharged
Il Irplpa paseJ
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lNrOIn NnShi1icfnn.

WASHINGTON, June 25-Thc subject of protecting the
rights of the citizens of the United States over the Mica
transit route is occupying the attention of the Ad
mnisration and measures will doubtless taken to pre-
vent any improper interference with them by foreign
powers.
The War Department has received information from Gen
eral Johnston, but it nothing interest than
what has recently appeared in the newspapers The army
at Camp Scott was waiting for supplies. The dispatches
for General Scott having been to his head quarters
direct have not vet reached him in this city
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bbs rice 40 bbls lard $50 kegs do 10 tins refined do
10 buckets do, II hbls. hams 200 salt 100 grind
stones 30 kegs buter1 Dbl tongues 800 boxes soan
casks tgS 10 bbS turpentine. bbs nseed oil 10 bb
rosln 10 bbs tar no bdls chairs % doz booms 200
reams paper, boxes glass ware, Dbl boiled OIL Dbl
paint
MATANzAs.-230 tons coal, CSC cross ties
BARBADoEs.S70 bbls. flour, 800 bbls corn meal 3no
bags do 400 bus corn 100 bbls crackers 50 kegs butter
HARBoE GRACE.-S66 bbls. flour 200 bbs pork so bbls
beef, 81 kegs butter
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Reform EonNentiOn.

RUTLAND, June 24.-The great ''Refom Convention"
commences here to morrow, and continues three days
Mrs. Frances d. Gage of Missouri is ecurng this
evening Subject Mothers Influence A large tent
of Grove well filled native Vermoners
and persons from distance who have just arrived to at
tend the Convention
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THE CREVASSES IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Extract from a Private Letter.
NEW ORLEANS, 10Th June, 1855

Weather pleasant with frequent showers. Crops
of cane and corn growing finely.
Vegetables, figs, melons, cranes, peacbes. &C.
&c, superabundant
Crevasses all under full headway and roaring like
young Niagaras The waters of the one opposite the
city extend from Lafourche to the river, and from
the Balize to Donaldsonyille The
country under water is $50 miles long by 90 miles
wide.
We have ''dispatches'' of ''Crevasse at TT a.
zoo Pass, opposite Helena,swhch Will 4!efnGw ?, d
country $50 miles long Our river is within inch
es of the top of the Levee, and we hear OF big
rise" on the way down. rros-
poets alarming still.
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Masonic CeIebrat;o,,

BosToN, June 24-S-. Johns Day was observed today
by procession of Knights Tempars comprising the
Richmond Encampment escorted by the De Molay En-
campmen of this city After marching through MANY of
the principal streets they visited Bunker m view the
statue of Gen Warren At the monument an address Of
welcome delivered by the Hon c. W Warren Presi
dent of the Bunker Hill Monument Association which
was responded to J. r. Crenshaw of the Richmond TEN
pars The procession returned to this city, and the af
ternoon listened to address, ode poem and other
exercises at Music Hail. This evening the Richmond En-
campmen partake of grand banquet at the American
House. Everything is being done to make their visit
pleasant Thousands of citizens lined the walks
to-day to view them while march Tomorrow they
will make an excursion in the harbor
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Court of Appeals of Maryland.
JUNE TERM, 1858.

ANNAPOLIS June 25th, 1858
No sc. Washington Mayhugh, James p Mayhugh and
Jacob f. Bell State, of Daniel Miller, surviving
partner of John Daam appeal from the Circuit Court
for Washington county. Judgment affirmed by equal
division of the Court.
No 81. John A. Miller and Samuel Miller and others
heirs and terreenants of Samuel Miller Lewis FREY;
appeal from the Circuit Court of Washington county
LeGrand Ch J., delivered the opinion of TINS Court
Judgment affirmed without prejudice.
No 3s John A. Miller and Samuel Miller, heirs at law
and terretenans of Samuel Miller as state use OF Lewis
Frey appeaI from the Circuit of Washington
ty Legrand CHI j. delivered the opinion of this Court
Judgment affirmed without prejudice
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The Southern Mail,

WASHINGTON, June 24, 1858.
The Southern Mail brings dates all points as late
due
The Texas papers contain glowing of the grain
crops in that State The prospect that would
be the largest yield of known The weather was
favorable
The Mobile papers say that Generals Walker and Hen
nngSen received there with exravagant demonsra
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The Littles Murder.

ROCHESTER, June 24, 1858.
The evidence against Mrs. Ltes and Manly Locke is
similar TO that in Stous The pin, victorine and
clothing found the of the murder were identified
Mrs Les' by her mother and brother The evidence
will probably conclude tomorrow.
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New HAVEN, June 25-The Yachts engaged in the race
around Long Island, starting from Ioboken, N V were
spoken to day O'Clock under Long Island shore The
Rebecca led followed by the Minnie Una, Maggie and
Haze The remainder badly beaten.
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CnnrressinnnI NOMINATION..

BosToN, June 24-The weather here to-day has been
the hottest of the season At2, p NJ, the thermometer
at So in the shade, and at s, P. NJ, at so.
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Arrival of the british Steamer rnJus

New YORK, June 25-Tle British man -ofwar steamer
Indus Admiral Stuart arrived here yesterday from Ber
muda The Devastation left Bermuda the 18th for the
Indies and the Atlanta left the same dav for the
protection of the Fisheries at Newfoundland
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LATEST NEWS.
T ELEG R A NJ S
REC EIvED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
Whe State Loan.

ALBANY, June A-The bids for the three State Loans
opened at hafpast twelve O'Clock today The awards
made as follows The milionive hundred thousand
dollar loan to the sinking fund-whoe amount award
ed To ltuluS H. King and associates J. b Plumb Charles
H. Russell, a P. Halsey, John Sill and J. T. Suter at
lo62 This is about three eghts the average bids.
The highest bid that of the Tradesmans Bank New
ork, $4,000 at 1918, and $50 eco at 1O2 s..
fhe temporary loan of 5000 900 for Canal purposes
awarded as f"Ilows:-J VI. Pnckney & Co. $4,000 at
l0l Is, and S50OGO at lO0S5 Whitehouse Son & Morri
son s5O,oOO at lO0S5 and $50 900 at 1OOSO
The Comptrollers loan of 100000 was awarded as fol
lows -Tradesman's Bank " Y, $4,000 at 1Ol &c Viii
liamshurg City Bank, $4,000 at 05 James c. King &
Sons, S65000 at l02 So, and $4,000 at lO2 65
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Exports OF Cotton-The River Falling

New ORLEANS, June 22-The exports of cotton from
this port to Liverpool during the week IS 600 bales
and to llavrc 5000
The waters of the Mississippi have commenced to re
cede and is believed that reshe has reached its
height.
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CINCINNATI. June 24-The Hon James Wilson, Repub-
can to-day nominated for election from the With
Indiana Congressional District
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Execution Deferred. d.
Weather a! Boston

ROCHESTER, June 2.-The execution of Wood at Gene
SEQ for poisoning his brother and sister which have
taken place to omorrow, has been delayed till July O.
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The Murder at Montreal.

PORTLAND, June 25-The Republican Convention 70
the Augusta yesterday and nominated, unan
imOus!y 1t NJ Merrell for Governor.
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MONTREAL, june y, 1888
The Coroners Jury in the of Alice O'Bren report
ed yesterday returned verdict of manslaug ghter
against her hu sband.
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WELLSvILLE, n. Y June 25.-The Masonic celebration
held here yesterday attended by terrible accident
Just hundred persons had entered
ing hail. half of the floor gave way preciptatng large
portion of the company to the floor beneath. The floor
above also fell upon them, and from forty fifty persons
including number of ladies, wounded None were
He'd
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Middng ..... 13G134 1 l34@13H | 10 d134
Good Middling 13H di33 l34d14 13R dl3A
Eair lD14

CANDLES.-The market has been very dull at 1S620
cts for Adamantine 2s d30 for Chemical SPERM IS
AZ cts for Sperm and 15dl6 cts. for City Mould.
CoCoA-rhe last sales of San Bias at 10 cts We
quote IL and Guayaquil at 15dl6 cts. nomnally
ooAh'-rhe receipts by railroad continue heavy in
consequence OF the interrupted navigation of the canal
ana Eastern orders are being filed very fair extent at
rtes VIZ s. so for Fine SO Is for Run of Nine
anu anu - or cumberland delivered board. Anthra-
cue Is selng 80 70 as Is per We note the export
this week of 30 tons Matanzas y
fLoufs mere has been very moderate EXPORT de-
mad ana tt from the local has been merely nom
hai, Ie uasv.ionS summing up quite one half of
average weeks business The lghf stool of Sunar
Flour, however has enabled holders To n,ainti ,h ald
rates, at which the market has ruled dur;n, tb roa
and to-day closes steady with very light sales We rive
the following summary of transactions We s'e
Ono FLoUR-There has been a very ght ;no,; :.
200 bbIs $437k which is the Only one renortd 0s
Extra there sale of 800 bbs. a ~ mada ON
last suce which time we have nothing note The nar
ket closes to-day with free sellers the above figures
HOWARD STREEr-Fhis variety has been in better re-
quest sales of 800 bbs Super at s437 closing to-
day sales of $50 bbls at 81 In Extra note
only $50 bbs. 81 80; fu brands quote s475a
and very quiet.
CITY MILLs.-Thcre quite good inquiry early in
the week sales of 2700 bbis fresh ground
Supe at 81 25 Lattery the market has ruled quiet
and closes to day 81 25 and S5d5.50 for Extra.
BALTIMORE GROUND FAMILY is still selling at S7(a150,
and Extra at seas So
kfE FLOUR has been very quiet, with light stock.
we quote it firm at So So SSH.
OokS MEAL-We have sales to note this week. We
and Baltimore Ground at g So
Inc exports Tor the week have been a follows:
Bbls
~ ~ vou.n w. Amerlca ca....................... 929
To uarbor n - --....-..' Zoo
10 Haroor "raee, N. F...................... S66
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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT.-The annual commence
ment of Georgetown College, will take place on the
7th of July, that of Mt st. Marys on the 30th in
slant.
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CAIRO, June 22-The water has at last begun to fall
after reaching height Of forty feet four inches above
low water mark.
There has been serious damage to the leyce
since that previously reported Our people preparing
to to work rebuilding again, and getting the logs and
drift wood out of the town
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Evannf;nr, ne NyursIa,.n,,s

MONTREAL, June 25-Jean Baptiste Despriges and An
Belsle executed here to-day for murder of
Catharine Provost last winter This the execution
that has taken place here for twenty years.
BosToN June 25James McGee was executed at the ail
this morning for the murder of Deputy Warden Walker in
the State Prison eighteen months since.
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PASSPORTS FOR FRANCE

The following letter contains information of in
terest to persons intending to visit France
LEGATION OF FRANCE THE UNITED STATES
GEoRGErowN, June Z, 1858
SIR: received the letter which YOU have done
me the honor to write to me, dated the 4th of this
month, and in which you ask me for information in
regard to our regulations relative to risas of pass
ports. These regulations the that have
been in existence at all times. The risa of French
agent ahead is obligatory on every person who
wishes to proceed to France The Consul General
Consuls, and by exception, the French Nice-Consul
at Baltimore as well as the Legation of the En-
peror at Washington, have power to grant these
Uisds
Carriers bearing official dispatches of foreign
Government, exempted from the general RUE IN
regard to the ,isa on condition that they are pro
vided with postport issued on the responsibility OF
such Government and mentioning their character.
| have the honor also. to enclose herewith copy
of a note of the WoHiteM, and OF circular OF the
Minister of the Interior, dated the lst of March, of
This wear, containing useful information in regard
to the matter in question
~ Accent, Sir the new assurance of my very high
consideration. SARTIGES
Hon. Lewis Cass, Secretary of State of the Unit
ed States &c.
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Paul Murphy, the Chess Champion, has left for
Europe to attend the Chess Congress in England to
which he has received special invitation-the Con d.
gress delaying Its session in order to receive the an
swer in the hope that he would, after the American
trumphs make arrangements to assist at this great
European reunion.
An advertisement in the New Orleans Delta noti-
fes the public that subscriptions will be received at
that office sfor the relief of the widows and orphans
of the brave men who fell in the ranks of the Yg-
lance Committee, inside the barricades, on the
night of the 9th of June"
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Police InfeIIiuence

On Thursday afternoon quite serious aray occurred
at the public house of William Kresman, on Thames
street The parties Germans and it appears that the
bar keeper at the house. young named Christopher
ensler standing behind the bar conversing with
friend when man named William WartenberC taking
exception to remarks made by ensle passed around
the bar and violently assaulted him. striking him
the face several times and whilst enser was in an at
ttude of defence, severely cutting him in the left
with sharp instrument. The bar keeper then
earthenware pitcher from the counter and dealt
tcnberg several violent blows with it, nicng ugly
gashes upon his head and face niuring him to such an
extent that physician r Dasie for to dress
his wounds He then conveyed to his residence.
Aenser was taken into custody by officer Ever and will
have hearing before Justice Audoun. this afternoon
John Davdge arrested Thursday night by officer
Dunlap charged with ohSructing the footwly acting
in diSordery manner the street Fined 81 and
by Justice Boyd.
James Owens arrested yesterday by officer Ora
ham, charged with aSSaulting man called Banjo jim
He committed for Court by Justice Audoun.
James Brandt arrested by officer Walters.
ming his wagon within the limits of the Lexington
kee during market hours Fined 81 and by Justice
Logan
William Collins and Thomas Hobbs were arrested yes
terday by officers Chambers and ause, the charge
selling free negro named Washington Seward into slave
ry. They arraigned before Justice Spies and held
to bail for further examination.
Patrick Burns arrested last night by officer ScrOggs
andJohn Burns by Captain Mitchell charged with being
of the party who committed the assaults pic mic
party at Seager's woods Wednesday last They were
committed for Court by Justice McariS.
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CHARLESTON RICE MARKET


This article has been in far demand throughout the
week and prices correspondngly improved since the de
eSon OF the market reported in last for the week
previous. We quote the extremes of prices during the
past week 28d39s; the bulk of the sales however
l6G34 for good faif to good quality. Received the
past week, 24i5 tierceS. Exports in time l,51l
tieIceSremaining shpboard cleared 1G6 tierces
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VOL. T---NO. lOS.

West Indies
Tie following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
the week ending June 2ith 1855
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

IT.
NEW YORK, June 25-Cotton is quiet-saIeS of 1000
bales. Flour is irm-Salcs Of $4,000 bbls; common to
good State SO S0d3S5; Ohio has declined cts-saes at
81 55G465. Wheat is buoyant-saes of 10000 bushels
old southern white 127. 145 cts red 10 Corn
buoyan-sales of "A 500 bushels; white 76d7S
is heavy-saes of mess at S1325Gl13 so Lard has de
clined &c-sales at 10HMT0h cts. Whiskey is dull
Sugar is frm-Muscovado 5kd6&. Coffee closed buoy
ant at lO(dll4 cts Spirits Turpentne is heavy at 43
Rice is steady at 3G3a. Freights DULL Liv
erpool 7-32.
CHICAGO, June 24.-Four is steady. Wheat firm at Il
cts Corn active at SO cts. Oats firm Shipments to Buff
falo-200O bbls. of four 1O5OO bushels Of Wheat and
53 900 bushels of corn.
BUFFALO, June q. P.M.-Flour scarce and dull; sales
COO bbls a $412 for good to choice Wisconsin,
for extra Ohio. Wheat frmer sales 81 600 bushels 74
AK cts for Chicago spring 7SdS so for Milwaukee
Club. Corn steady; sales 10000 bushels 60cts Oats
steady sales 20 600 bushels the spot and arrive
SO cts Whiskey steady with small sales at 26H cts
Freights 10 cts. wheat for New York Lake imports
yesterday 40G0 bbls flour $4,000 Bushels wheat 600
do l6O 600 do oats. Canal exports 1900 bbs flour