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TNTELLIGBNCE OFFICES.

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A LII rAvTIIEs AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCEL
~ lent the Domestic Institute Hanse
Ia f1th OF 9Th This extensive home an
abundance % civil capable help. Conducted BY respect
able American lsdy.
CERvANrs FROM ANY COUNTRY DFsrRED ARr
- procured By MORRIS COHNERr co, sS3 Broadway
entrance Franklin street Also farmers, laborers A.
here at the branch z3 Liberty Of Greenwich
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w tone sbould apply at The Merchants clerks Registry
office, ~ Rroaway Missions 4, advance Situations
open tor suitable applicants snnexed few OF the
houses who apply 70 for help. vSt Hotel Broad
KELLOGG Co, ~ Water street; w. Townsend Is Mur
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Torrance, No. Rowling Green; Scoes COoper A Lara
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French yrenchs Hotel. W. Boggs 27 washington Dur
Yea, al FULTON; Hope Co, 40 Fulton; BiydenburRh,
HEDGES 20, - Murray lenmas 90, 60 wsier; Lord 4
lay Srand W Tools Co. bS Exchange place derrick
Hon Co g. broadway Thos Chambers "a Nv snsnTe place
lnefnehna Hotel cencking Co - Cortla charles
srsw NO % s, Morris : Ionea 90 Eschsnss place. VI
South r. Ballard u Moore; o. FLORENCE 6y9 BROAD
Wy american sisss o. yea rfar Mackenzie Bros, 1872
Pearl VI law Metropoiaa P0s ONCE: Thos Tate Canal
Dayton 60. l6i Brosdvsy, Isaac Peck SOM flushing
snd Others Hoars toa Merohsn,s supplied With hslp
gratis WIN r. RRDFATH.
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FOE SALE,

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09

WASHINGTON June S.-The President today communi-
Gated to the Senate the correspondence between De Osma
he Feruvan Minister and the Secretary of State relative
TO the forcbe and violent seizure American vessels
Georgiana and Lizzie Thompson while engaged in taking
IN "uano, under the charge of being engaged in contra
pd trade, and mprisoning the prisoners on board Our
Government has claimed satisfaction both for this
the boarding and detention of the Dorcas c. Yeon by
PERUVIAN armed steamer De Osma enters into a
and expresses ahope that nothing will occur to interrupt
the friendly relations at present existing
secretary Cass in reply reminds De Osma that the case
presents one of the questions for considera
uon lie says that the cutting these vessels re-
Sempes piratca enterprise rather than of
ie9ltnate power He encoses the opinion of Attorney
"ehera BLACK who maintains that the whole proceedings
vi the PERUVIAN Government contrary the law of
nations and repusnant to the principles of mutual justice;
ana transmits copy of his recent letter Lord Napier
underscorng the strongest De Omas nfor
nation concerning the position of the United States rela
tive to the search seizures American vessels by these
foreign powers.
The dispatch sent from this city yesterday to certain pa
pers stating that the Judiciary Committee framed
Dill recommending that the contract be withdrawn from
the Atlantic Telegraph Company on the alleged ground
That the Company has handed over their line to the
British Government, is incorrect The whoestaement is
untrue No action whatever has been taken by the Ju
dietary Committee of the House. Nor has the Senate
COMMITTEE to whom has been referred various memorials
hostile to the Atlantic Telegraph Company yet expressed
any opinion Senator BIGGER has in his capacity of an in
diydua Senator introduced bill to repeal the telegraph
act of 1857 the dispatch above referred To- is regarded
here as an attempt to mysfy the public by putting for
ward Mr. Bglers movement the action of Congress and
the Government The prospects the Company are I'M
changed, and no action is probable this session
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09

1I5O and Extra at S6d550 Rye Flour quiet at 81 so
and Corn Meal ut 1925 for Country So so for Balti
more ground.
GRAIN.-The supply at market to-day was fully equal
to the demand Wheat continues dull There were 0OO
bus white and less than 500 bus market The lS
OF white include toays and some previous offerings in
to good samples prime and choice we quote at I2OI5,
cts Red sold at 80 cts. for fair and prime at 100 cts
Corn was very fiat and declined fully cts closing heavy
at the decline The offerings of white were 500 bushels
and Of yellow 5000 bushels White ut 63 cents for in
erior and &c d6S cents for fair prime samples yellow
brought &c cents for inferior and cents for prime and
two lots of l5OO bushels prime sold 7O07I cents
and toward the close several lots at 90 cts weight Oats
are dull with sales of 500 bushels Maryland at 3lG33
cents, and 500 bushels Pennsylvania at 81 cents
Virginia are heavy at 2Sd31 cents Rye is coming for
ward very sparngly and taken up ut steady rates To-
day 200 bushels Pennsylvania sold 20 cents MARYLAND
and Virginia are nominally 65 cents
MoLASSES-At auction to-day, of 30 hhds Porto Rico
Molasses offered, only hhds sold at 80 cts per GAL the
balance being withdrawn We without any transac-
hons to report by private contract Holders steady
at 24d25 cts. for Clayed, 26d2S cts for Muscovado
cts for New Orleans and 30G33cts for Porto Rico
PRoNiSlONS.-There has been good inquiry for Bulk
bare of this description in first hands The sales were Ia
hhds. Bulk Sides in three lots private terms Shoul
ders are held at cts and Sides and Hams at cts Ba
con Is rather quiet with sales confined the iobbin
trade say so hhds Shoulders and Sides at and cts
and 800 canvassed Hams at II cts. Pork steady at 7
70 for Mess $3.50 for Prime Mess S4 so for Prime and
$l3 80 for Rump Mess Beef is irregular and unsettled
baltimore packed is selling at $1,000 for Mess and sl4 90
iIr no l. Western and ordinary quality is selling
IL 4 cts for Western and 10A cts. for City.
RCE-There is very moderate inquiry, with sales of
80 tierces fair at 81 cts Wequote 3&@3I cts for fair
to strictly prime
SUGARS-At auction to day Messrs. Lennon Brog-
den offered 100 hhds Porto Rico Sugar ex tR r Kiri
land The bidding characterized by very little
spirit and only 81 hhds sold at Sc So and of
100 hhds Cuba ex sThomas Swami Is hhds were sold
at S65Od660 The attention of the trade generally was
drawn to the above sale and have only 10 hhds Porto
kco to report by private contract at 81 35 prime We
quote English Island Cuba and Porto Rico refining at
S975d65 Porto Rico and New Orleans fair to good at
prime, S6.50d7.
SALT.-A lot of $50 sacks Ashtons Fine was sold at
auction to-day at S374 cts per sack. Sales are making
from store in small lots at IS cts for Ground Alum 1876
cts for Marshas and Jeffrey & Darcys Fine and l45 cts
for Ashton's do Turks Island quote at Is cts afoat
and 200 % cts from store
WilSkEY.-Sales of $50 bbs Ohio at q \ cts Country
and City are held at 2OAta21 cts
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LATEST NEWS.
NGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, June s.

Senate.
On motion of Mr. BIGLER the session extended tc
Monday, the Nth inst Yeas 43; nays 16
Mr. BIGLER introduced bill repeating the telegrapbic
act of March, 1857
Credentials presented for the next senatorial term
of six years by Senators Hunter, Clay and Brown
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate communi
cation from the Peruvian Government respecting the
Guano in the Peruvian Islands Laid on the table
The army appropriation bill was discussed An appro
praon of $3.50 voted for the alteration of old
into breecoadins muskets which sum SIS 600 to be
expended testing Wards Magazine hammer for Maynards
primers.
The appropriation to the Florida Volunteers of 1857
$4,000 provoked debate did the Military Com
mee'S amendment to devote $4,000 for the FL Paso wa
gon route; all of which were passed
Mr. DAVIS, from the Committee on the Military submit
ted an amendment asking appropriate 81 900 for the
combinations of the fertilization Penobsco Portland
Lake Champlain Fort Ridgley Staten Island Delaware
Bay Baltimore Richmond Charleston, various forti
fcations in Florida Mobile on the Mississippi river
and at San Francisco.
Finally after considerable discussion the amendmen
carried.
Mr. WILSON'S amendment repeating all existing laws
which authorize the Secretary to sell the unused
Military reservations carried
Mr. TRUMBULL made a strong but unavaling opposton
to the appropriation of $685. 900 the Florida Volunteers
of the past year
Various other amendments and the bill was
finally passed by vote of "a against II The total sum
appropriated by the bill is close S17 100000
The bill making appropriation for Ocean Mail Steamers
was taken up pending which, at o'clock the Senate ad
journed.
House of Representatives.
The House went into committee the Senates amend
ments to the miscellaneous appropriation bill.
All the amendments We're acted upon. The Willet's
Point Investigation Committee reported. Mr. Haskins'
report condemns the Secretary War for his connection
with the sale and purchase property Messrs Hop
kINs, FLoR4NcE and WOOD hanothing elected in
the slightest degree to impeach the personal or official
character of the Secretary of War; or of Mr. Augustus
Schell
The report of Mr. HALL of Massachusetts, was not
handed in.
Adjourned
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Police Intelligence,

John Bach arrested Monday night by officers Bachel
or and Ridgeway for beating his wife. Committed for
Court by Justice Mearis.
Almor Gardner arrested by officer Cantwell on Monday
night for striking him the head with billy and resist
ing MN whe IN the discharge of his duty. Committed
for Court by Justice Wheat
George Martin arrested by officer Cadet, on Monday
night Tor hring pistol in the street Fined 81 costs
by Justice Audoun.
John Jacob Weiss for working the Sabbath arrested
Boyd. ' y ~
ocer Bishop arrested George Lancaster running his
cart without license. Justice Ensor fined him So
costs. 1850 *
VIM Ramsey, arrested few days since on the charge
OF attempting to fire the country residence Mr. John
Garrett had hearing yesterday afternoon before Justice
Logan and there being no evidence to substantiat the
charge, he was acquitted.
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JUNE q 1853.

work and materials Decree for the libelant SSS
with interest from Sth December, 1855, and costs.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-On the assembling Of the
Court at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Hon. Robert H.
Martini was in special Judge by Hon. T. Collins
Lee and took his and proceeded with the business
the Court. The following business disposed odurng
the day:
Richard II. Atwell rs. James Malcom-an appeal from
Justice Myers. Appeal dismissed
r. H. Evans Mary b. Mason-an appeal from Justice
Hayward Appeal dismissed.
Louis Lohrinck as B. c. Barrol-an appeal from JUS
tce Hayward. Judgment reversed.
Assignment for to-day 133 to l55 appeal docket.
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4nblie Salts.
BY ADREON d. co,

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of =
iij decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY the
s=< undersigned, Trustee will offer sale at pub
lie auction, the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day of June next, at AZ O'Clock p NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES de-
scribed foows:-Beginning for the south
west of East Baltimore and Bethel Streets
ming thence westerly, bounding East Baltimore street.
sixteen feet thence running south hundred and
ty feet to ten feet alley thence east binding said
alley sixteen feet to Bethel street. thence north, along
Bethel street. to the beginning.
This Lot is improved by good BRICK DWELLING,
and is subject to annual Ground Rent of forty
dollars.
Terms of Sale One third cash. balance in four
and eight months from the day sale; credit payments
Dear and be secured by the notes of the purchaser
endorsed to satisfaction of Trustee.
S. MORRIS COCHRAN, Trustee,
ADRE0N & CO.,
yZo-Zaw&ds Auctioneers
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in New York
BY TELEGRAPH,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

C0FFEE,-There has been moderate ipouirv to-dov
with sales of 500 bags fair to prime Rio iO%1 cts
averaging l04 cts also 100 bags Laguayra at TX cts
There is diminuton of confidence the part of hold
ers and the market may be quoted steady at OalOI
cts for medium to fair grades Rio 10A cts for good
fair and 11114 cts for prime Laguayra at Ildl1k cts
and Java at 16(d17cts.
FLOUR.-There is still very good inquiry for Flour
steady rates The sales reported Change to-day were
300 bbs City Mills Super a. $50 bbs Howard Street
do. at S4374 500 bbls Ohio do $4.37H and 300 bbls
Howard Street Extra So Extra Flour is very
quiet but steady at 81 rs for Ohio. at which we note
sale of $50 bbs and s555O for Howard Street City
Mills. Baltimore ground Family is still selling at sos
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TRUSTEES SALE Rv virtpa IF q


a decree OF the Circuit Court Baltimore City the
understand as Trustee, will for sale at pub
nc auction on the premises, FRIDAY the 18th day
June next, at AZ o'clock p NJ
The LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES described as
Ioows-Beginnng for the the west side of Ais
!uh street at the distance of thirty feet and ten
southwardy from the point where the line between
the property heretofore owned by John A. Dienderfer
ana mat owned by Samuel NJ Barry interecs the west
sue OF Alsquth street and running thence norhwardly
bounding on the side Aisquh street thirty feet
ana thence westwardy at right angles with Aisquith
street iory one feet six inches to the side street
rty ieet wide, laid out by said John A. DifenderIer
anu thence south westerly bounding said thirty
-FOUR leet TO the intersection of line drawn right
angles with Aisquth street from the place of beginning
reversing said line and running Herewith seventy
fonr feet to the beginning
lne Lot above described is improved by good THREE
rent of 500. " " yam w
Terms OF Sale :-Onethrd cash on day of sale; one
lIa IN lour months, and the balance in eight months
ee1 to bear interest from day of sale and
ny notes of purchaser endorsed to satisfaction of
S. NORRIS COCHRAN Trustee,
ADRE0N & CO.,
Aucti
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Ilonetarp an0 Commercial 8eOietu.

BALTIMORE, June s, 1855
There was quite active business done in stocks to-
day. the transactions amounting to about $4,000 The
sales of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad embraced some $50
shares at S57G574 cash and seller 60 days and s7 6
SON buyer 30 and 60 days This stock left off at s bid
So'< asked, regular way; $57 bid SjS asked BUYERS
option To days an advance of about 50 yester
day. Northern Central was steady at SIX cash sIsd
SlSB buyer GO with sales of $50 shares 1t closed at S7
bid SIS asked, regular way about better than previous
rates.
In Loans and Bonds there considerable actiyity
here very little speculative inquiry for good securities
of this description and the transactions generally for
investment at improved rates. Maryland 6s are UNI
changed with sales of 81 OOO 1870 at 1O Baltimore city
6s, 1870 brought 95; 1855 94k 1865 97 and 1905
g'G96A, an advance of about r. Baltimore and
ONO Railroad 6s were in good demand with sales SIG
800 1855 at buyer 60 to days and 1000 1S5s
at S453, an improvement of about X $4,000 Northern
Central 1855 were sold, opening 63 but afterwards
falling to 92, better than yesterday. We also note
sale OF 81 900 Central Ohio Railroad mortgage at
There was nothing done in Bank shares Canton Com
pany without movement at 10 offered 20 asked regular
way.
The rates for Money continue unchanged viz: per
cent Oil call with good collatera and prime endorsed
paper, ana fgS per cent for first class single names
The offerings at the Banks are still very limited not
coming up to their receipts and good business paper is
freely taken.
Fancy stocks at New York to day were further depressed
ana although abetter feeling manifested in most de-
Scorpions at the first board it lost second and
the market closed heavy. Erie improved at first board
but declined again selling yesterdays rates Michigan
Southern fell off H Reading q; New York Central q
Cleveland and Toledo n; Rock Island l: Hudson q
State Stocks were firm with improvement of q in Mis-
souri, 6s. Virginia 6's sold at 934
The New York Tribune saws:
The market for Foreign Bills opens the steamer with
decline of 4 per cent. bankers sterling and free
supply of bills This probably dsposes the present of
the question OF specie shipments Leading drawers are
down to 912 and some bills be had lower Bank sr
natures OF first class are 4d94 prominent CONNER
ciai names which are not plenty selling at SAG9
per cent Some fair bills sold as low as K per cent
Francs are 5164 @5134
Freights are duh and nominal To Iivernool. OoO
dds Flour at Is 3D. 800 bales Leather at 36d so boxes
Bacon at 2s 700 boxes Cheese at 2s 100 tuus Oicake
at 25s 1000 bbs Rosn at Is per 80 lbs To Glas-
gov: 800 bbs Resin at Is. 3D. To Bremen: 200 bales
Cotton at ~ cts.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Receipts eIO
1928 Sa 900 from Customs; Payments 1913 3S5 81 bal
ance 5000 1888 ~
The exchanges at the New York bank Clearing House
Monday morning $40 42S s29SI and the balances
500, 423 10.
The following is comparative statement of the cond
ton of the Banks of the city of New York. May 90 and
June5:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The market for BEEF CATTLE was dull to-day owing in
measure TO the hot weather, and prices hardly
so good as last week. generally ranging at from ASK to
NJ including few extra Cattle at SlOd10H the 100 lbs
Inc whole number offered at the different Yards was
ead win loo left over unsold the balance head sold
within the range given above
VI COWS and CALVES the arrivals about $50 head;
at from S35 to $50 for fresh Cows sos to $50 for second
Gty DO $50 to S5 for ordinary and SIS $40 for dry
VI HOGS the receipts at Phillips yard 200 head
part OF winch were taken to New York and the remainder
sold at from 500 to ~ the 100 lbs net
some 1000 SHEEP at market and prices are from
30 cts to 81 lower selling S2%G4% each according to
quality, equal to 6HdS cts. per h. dressed
ABOUT lOo HORSES arrived at Wardells; the market
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09

ST LOUIS June s-A Leavenworth dispatch of the sth
states that the movement of the columns of the Utah
troops had been postponed in consequence the inclem
ehey oil the weather The Leavenworth Times announces
the intention of Judge Lecompton his seat on
the bench
The action of the Executive Missouri in reference to
arming and organizing the militia of the western coun.
ties is much deprecated here
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Markets.

NEW YORK, June s-Cotton is dull Flour is heavy
Sales of 16 900 bills Ohio lower Sales at "a so
S455. Southern steady at 81 .45GS47O Wheat beav
Sales of 3O,9O0 bushels. Chicago spring, s6k@s7
Western Red, 103. White, liz cents Corn is heavy =
Sales SO 900 bushels, Mixed 60072k cts White 75d7s
cts Pork is dull s17 500 sl735 for Mess Lard dull
at 4911S cts. Whiskey is firm, at 214d2lh. Sugar
is firm. Muscovado cts. Coffee is quiet Turpentine
rs dull at 47947x cts. for Spirits. Rice is steady
Freights are heavy. Rosin is steady at 46k cents.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09
New Hampshire Senatorial Election.

CONCORD, June s-The Republican State Senators have
resolved TO adhere to the will of rotation in Office which
Is TO the reelection of Senator Hale The present
h'os are favorable to the election of Hon. T. NJ Ed
wards.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Conn
pany of Boston.

BosToN June Tile two hundred and twentieth anni
Versary of the ancient and honorable Artillery Company
was celebrated to-day with the customary exercises and
display The sermon preached by the Rev. John Cotton
in Chauncey Church, followed by dinner in Faneuil
Hail. and public parade on the Common The Hon.
francis Brimey was chosen Commander for the ensuing
year
Gov Banks and staff participated in the ceebration-
thousands of citizens thronged the Common which never
looked Ivelier than to-day The weather was clear
and beautiful the air being famed by fresh Southerly
breeze.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09

TROY, June flames Gallagher under Indictment for
the murder of John W. Ashley January last pleaded
guilty to-day to mansaugher in the first degree and was
sentenced to Clinton State Prison for ten years