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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-18
53altIu,Crf 0Wftker.
Baltimore, Dep 10. WiGr5 1858.
Oie 9lmerifomer in Naris.

Ole ameritaniIGen Bourgeois, bic ii6 9eSens
ipdrtio in Pari5 berunltretber, uIaden wabrlld
ibrem Saterlanbe feline @bre! lluIere 2eIer
"erinnern li6 nod, pte binrtl6 Iif biele Ifters
Nepublitaner uulnittelbar mad, benz &ttentate
benabmell. 0pd bic Ipeihelederilde Norelie,
welde lie Domal8 Dem De8pOten iiberrei6teu,
mar i'm Wtomente Der Nufregull9 8eIdriebei,
unD banlaI8 bate it1 Der De8ppt nod nidt in
leiuer 9an5en i4enBliden N1dtbeit 9e5et9t,
man mubte bdt1al8 mod nidt8 pDn ieinen finf
WtilitGrpiltriften unp BON %leinen SiAerbeitS9es
lebeu. Die Nbrelle lteB li6 beSbalb wen19lteEs
|%erflGren, 70 Deni9 ulau lie audl entlGnlpI1
gen fOnnte.
gBie 1cQ man e8 aber %erfldren, boB biele
Qrnerifaner al,b iebt nod, no Scnaparte lih
adn3li6 e~nt(arpt bat, no ibm unp lelnem l9atn>
lcIen Deappti8muS ale Gn9ldnoer, lelblt be
coulerpatiplten, pcll Seradtltn9 ben Hltden
febren, - mie fed mans erfldren, Dap oiele
Alnerifaner AUDI icet nod I'M Sotbe Dor l1n1
lieaen nrb ibm Die Stielel ableden +?
Der BariIer Correspondent per Nerpe yorfer
vIime8" idreibt in einen 9riefe, in pelfem
er Da8 brutale @ebaIren 8onaparte'8 9e9en DE
in @ari5 lebenben 6renlben ldlloert, iiber DE
~pprti0en Nmerifaner Sol9enbeS
Sour Die Nmerifaner bleiben uubelaltl9t,
penu le liuD BON 9eatur aus feline Seridmorer,
unb m09en lie AUDI flr Sraafreid) Die 3tepHbllt
pIniden, 70 balten lie e8 bod nidt fir ibr DE
Idd5t, lid tbdti9 oabei gu betbeili9en. Sa, be-
t~beiliaten le ii9 lo9ar, 10 wiroen lie ment9lten8
ridt an Serldmbrun9en unD Wteudelnor0 Den
fen -; lie itnO 8elebrt, 0e9ierun9en llur burd
freie Di8cullior 81 droern. 0lei4wobl 1T ea
ettpa8 ionperbar, oaB in Dteien Ia9en pplitil4er
Au5reguns Die ein3i9en wirfltden JIepubltfaHer
i6er ieben 0eroadt erbaben lteben. Nber -
gereidt e8 gu ibrer @bre rDer 5u ibrer S9Qnoe
: Die bier Observation-Disclosures 9eb6ren u zen
10 i t NJ en- lnbGnBern Spnapars
60 wtit Der Correspondent Der NewsOorfer
v3inle8."
Spmmt Elm 8 eborner @urOpder> Der
einige Sabre in Amertfa gelebt bat, aut ben en-
rOpdilden Continent 3urif, 70 miro er aufo
drQftIibIte bon Den Wtadtbaberu ltberiDadt,
lelblt we1n er lriber Die Oanlloli9tett ielber
mar. DEM Die eprOpdiif den 0ie9ieruu8en lett
zen pOrau8, baB ibr Irlberer untertb0n in Der
amerifunildeu Hepubllf Orunoldee on8enoms
men bat, Die lt9 NIT ber Slherbeit pe8 nlcnar=
bil9en Spltem8 ni6t pertra9en. Tub III ben
meilten 6a0en 1T bieie 8prau6ieeun8 ri6ti9
&ommt page8en Elm 9ebOraer Amerts
faner, Der Die Sreibeit8ltebe Iaon nit Der
Muttermild eiu9elo9en nnO ba8. gerfdnDniB
repubGituniider 5nititutipuen idon nit Dem
&inperl0fel ein9e9eien bat, mad europa, 10
miro ct all alien SGfen calclut uno auT 1llel
Ypli5eibureau8 p%roteSirt. Denn Die pe8potll9en
Resierun9en gurOpa'8 wiien ia, paB er gu ib@
rem vmarmlten A%nbdn9ern" Sebort.
Q8te ertldrt Der n@liPPer" pielen 3miee
1polt Der 91atur 4?
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COie -. g. Sribume uber o0S N3iuis
tferiuun SecoD.

Die g. .. Tri6une, zines Der ipe1i9en eng
iii 9ameritauilde 8ldtter, mel6e in Saden
enlrrpdilder YOlitif Elm ri9ti8e8 llrtbeit BADEN,
bemerft in einem ldn9eren, iebr intereilanten
2(rtitel vYalmerltOn unp Derby" iber pa8 Ofis
niltertum pe8 Qebteren 6pl9enDe8;
Sins 1T fiber cine 3orpperwaltun9 1T Go
LANCE man nur bic 2lu8tpobl urter ben YriUlle~
9trten bat) fir iebe Grt BON 6Ortldritt nett
9tnIi9er, ala jeoe anrere. Seit so S1bren
ltno ale pplt8tbdmliden 8epe9un9en in @n9e
LAMB utter bet Serri9aft Der Torp8 6esonnen,
ODER gu StanDe 9ebradt tpor0el1, So lrar Elm
8crp@D(inilleriuln, mel0e8 Die Emancipation
Der &atbollfen bepirfte. Inter einen Iorps
Nftnilerium murpe Die Parlament8re5prm.8e s
rpe9ung unmioerteblid. Die @infommenlteuer,
Die, 10 un9eI6idt iie AUDI III ibretl 9egenpdttis
gen Stanoe leit mag, bod Die Seine 5u einem
9ereNten Brppertirnal 8elteurun981bItem. ents
bait, lift ba8 Q8erf zines Corp iaiferiunt8
Die auti,8prneelee .2i9ue, ldWad uro I6afs
tern unter 8bi9Berridaft, Sepann uater ben
S0rie8 ben llmTang el1er leDOldtiondren Bepe=
Isun9, uno wabreno 9tuleu in leinem ~flbnIten
6lu9e nielnal9 i6er einen ~firirten &orn3rQ bins
au89ln9, fpnute peel nidt umbtu, Die 0an3en
Sorngeleee in bic Numpeltamnler gu werfen.
Dle 1otie8 baben bic Arifotratie 70 gu iagen
Uclt8tblmlt9 9emodt, inpem ie ibr ourb Ser
aI5ebun8 plebelI4er &rdIte uub Ialente neue8
geben etntlOBten. Our9 Die Iorie8 berrI6te
Canning, Der Sobn einer SAauIpielerin, iiber
Die alte 0runobelie, glritctratie Gno(unp8; in
9lei9er Weiie Beel, Der Spbn eine8 empproes
tontmenen 8aunwcn Iabritanten, Der ais etnfa.
Yder 2eiueweber b~e9onnel1 butte; e6enIp b'Slraelt
Der Gpbn etne8 einfaden 9iteraten uno o6enein
Elm Suoe. 2oro Derbp Ielbit madte ben Sobn
zines tleinen &rdmer8 in Genes gum Qoro4
&bertan3ler @n9lanD8 rnb gum 2Oro ct. SEQ
J naro8. Die MbtS8, auf Der aneern Seite, waz
rem ltet8 tarf senu9, UNI ibre plebejii6en Werfs
5en0e unter eitlem 8ano 81 be8raten ODER ibneu
nut l4n0oem 5cdmutb ben 2luTpaB gu 9e6en.
Sron9bam, bic Seele Der 01eformbewe9un9,
iparo odeur4 gu gtidte 8emodt, buB man i'm
tn's Sserbau8 Oerbaunte unD eiuemGob beu. benz
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SUndreg.

= w 9tpn117. Oiira. Senat.-
Ole Ganla8blu ipurDe tDieoer oufoencr,mpn
laufe. o"-
9au8. = Da8 Menlorial BON lrtoh n,r,6.
5nnI Drnde %becroert. QuttmQn Bat nos
9auS, DE arineebta auf5uuebmer, ipas benn
ai'q 8eldab' Pen6letOn ipra6 fur cine
Sernle9run9 Der re9ulareu Arlue., ba ionlt bic
e~eecat'Oe '4re conltitutlOneue Pfli4t ui6t elrfa(s
Us afbin8tOn, II. Wlar3. Die 01ep1.
blltaler pom 0au8 b~efinoen iid biele 02oAt IN
pollenl @aucu3. Sic molten, uenu Bic G,5nioa.
SIu pom Senat e%inlduit, 1 big 2 0O6en 3eit
CUR Di8fulion. ~"
Aue 3WelIel binitbtli6 be8 GieQeS bes 0rei.
ItaatS &ldet8 in Sanla8 Itnb beieitiat. Sal.
boun lCu ltd babsr bereit erflart ba6en. ben
6relltaatmdunern bic &e,titicate gu 9e6en.
aNeW@ Oorf, H. Wtdr3. Der Oampfer
Europa" le5elte beute Wfittag mad QiDerpool
alb nit $1,000 6artselD.
BOfon,1 II. MtdrS. Der 0amOfer Wor.
%celter, Der leeten @beub BON Wen1g)orf noh
ytrrp'd abfubr, lief in New,Qonb0n NIT einpn,
patten &ed elm. JOcrt purpen feline Bo1Iooiorp
ans SanO 8elett, Die bereits bier unaetpuimen
linO, s''
"a # on, ga, II. MSarS. Stint @efanos,e
l'H0 leete gto4t i'm @eian8niB ms9ettu6en nno
our48e9an9en.
NeuereS BON g MertcO.
ct Gput8, II, Mirj. Die 93elp.gle.
{Ico POlt pout Is 6ebr. lit an0efomu1eu. Cart.
Wtarc9 mOute ain 1. Mdra mad Camp Srott
ob8eben nit 29ieren, 0tebl, Sal &c.
Ste 9auptltu9e Der lttub> SnpiQner Ipuen Bic
9apatOH 5npianer III gtepsW 9erico 6eIu6t ia.
ben, I'M Ie 5u elmer %8ereini8ung nit ben N(Dr.
ta9nen gu bereOen. DOd iOa bic IRtllton er.
Iol6lo8 8eWelen iein.
Sit alrIOn bat eiaen 0ertrag nit BEN OPu.
ta9e6, lltabS, 4rapaBre8 uaO pueblOe8 al
StaHpe ge6rqdt. sic fiuo bereit, DEN @Sor.
Staaten tet5ultebeuy faa8 oieie in einen ariea
nit e ilenl &errlIorlinr Gin bieIen Sale notitEs
lid lltab} perpidelt peroen.
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Neue MmSei0em.

@a6aibenbe 6errea fu0 erfudt t6rsn gsrttnbadteic1 -
gen une UalOtsit nad3ut0mnea: ."
s. &u0blO6, QeDrer, 6enro gpu. 6ufrdmisS
81. 91uer, Sr TH,En,ss,e%s "II""'fV'
W Ner S4as naiaar t5 Sacepla Staames if erTudt in
Der GfF(e beg Weder 0pr3u1pre9en.
W ~ S9dsunstfer tee 1sian8aeretns ,Gdneertran,"
1T sfidpF' I" bar QDefersSfF cs Yprsuipre8en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SSirtbfebofts Sserle9mn9
NrDTlt1S,tN.

SNU WEFsVFVW7
Der unter3et6 nete maMt bternit fethen 8reunben uub Be-
fnauten Hnp eem YubItfum %lberDaupt bic ~ergtbenlte Aa5eiae,
bak er fetne g%Dtrtpf@dft pOn Sf QOmbarbnraBe mad letnenI
6aufe In SO. as AIbemartefraBe Serlegt bat uno btelelbe am
nGb}ten MOntdg ben %. Ntdrj 0prmtttaes 10 uGr uuter benz
NamsH Gnlt. SsSebGtet S5dtle %.
nit etnem grPben QHnI6e er5faea wlrb, wc3u feline
Sreunte unb 8e anute. iemte bas 9ublitum iberbaHpt eiapea
laDen fno, &nbr. 8aum8GrtnC (64-70)
SOsb n erI6tenea In Stem. gprf b1s 1. Seft etuer neacn
lb6nen unb btlisen Iussabe far baS ameriflHtf9e Yubltfuu
Spu QitOmi1 pNrne5S
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sara pObnenoen 6amilie NalnenS DifIon elm
a16l9eulI4e6 Uerbreden peri6t tporben. SEER
9relon, aunerlfantlder @Onlul uuo propiIorilGer
gel9aft0trd5er gu @Onfantinopel, bate bic
Sa4e IN leine 0dnoe 9%enomnen unb auf feline
proclamation bate bic Bforte pcle @enuatbus
un9 uno Seltrafun8 Der 1bater 3ngeii6erf.
Sete8r9pDilclte SSnc5ricbten
Ssrt4tet far sen 50 otttm +, so a.
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NSb. 94Sdherfcbe ScDule.

@rfabruna, fpwie Dis AuftuHtsrung Sablret0er Jrtunbe
meiner Inifalt beftmmeu. mid am I Wtlr8 I. s. cine y Or
MA 2 his & Sa6ren tns 9eten ST tufen, Dtefe Sduls ion
ribt bic Stele Der lOseuannteG &letHttnberI6altn we lOl6e
IN TSenH1lano befeeen ais btOBe 8epabr. uuo SbielaitaSt
sertret en- lpnDert tpr 3ped tit; benz tttenSerber0enpen Gin
INF, unp fcrtpdbrcnoen unbemabten Nerfebr df Der e5trda,
Sorsubeugen tnS 9tnb auf 9eitt9e unD tcrpettt6e 10 afe an
Sartgen uub uamentItb oeAen Seeientrdfte fur ben nabfols
gen6en, g%eprpnetsn Nnb Sulammeubdu9enpen S6ulunterrtbt
emp fangitA gu MAIDEN. 8pn oieIem 5tauppuntte aus Be-
trabtst wirb etne treuOt8e SeBrabuu9 Der Galalt pOtI SOr.
%duSju@sben fetu, uub td erbttfe mir bic Ibetlnabms neiner
5reanOe. AnnelOWa8ea perHeH in netnem 5aaie ~ent9esrn.
9enpntmet. Yb. NADER.
Sdu2S. 3Afte)
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Sriefem aus %nris,
ue6t elmer Gbarafteritit ieines 2ebeu5 mo
OSirfea8.

9Denn cine 9erebttbun8 pUrta8, poh s. etnrt6 5stue's
S6rtftea, bic peS ppbet 9ret(eO Der @arSpdtl6en auS8dben
peaen benz pr6BRrn Tbele bS Die i9sn DHblttumS unsugdngtg
wartt, etne Anertttntfbe 8plf5sInSBabe 5H peranfdtteu 70
lit bttIeS nod wett rtebr TER 5aa nit BONES 66rttten,
Der SCENE Hnmtttebdr IT'D on14lteBt uub uubetritten Der bee
6eutenone pelttiTGe @6rtftneuer eS te9tlAen Ypite5 Anb elm
%Didrtprtr ietner UretbettssS %ttrebuu8en mas. Stets ptro
Sorns's gebuGt, NO peinrtdp betue geHanlt Ntrb unb f. uns
gele0rt. lH9 IS. gE .s. j.. .r
@6 1T bttfe tn s 2tefrunesn SIT 25 SO, per 6ef Don ia su
IA GG9en erlGetnenoe I4pRe Au58abe DOrju9lt2 allen 9citgeFn
Don 6etue's gFerten gu e%rnpfe0lel.
Sir Baltimore uno Walbin9tcn
befprat Sen 8ttrieb uub Expedition ausfdltebIt6
s. N. s, Y rmbrufer,
Md8-S So. 3 South Gnpltrd6e. Baltimore.
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S9ramFem mmD &eicemcem.
DR.. Swayne's
3uIaumenseleeter Sprup BON lBilbtirlden
Slm6erOrSeutltcbe Sur.

wv
pptnt &GGsP 8ricbri9 Co., Wf6.
Or. Swasne- Werther SEER: Gs ais cine yqt6t o"
eeu has Wubltfum betrodtenb. 5n9let6 aber, UNI quo geFepi
III Ietn, min i'd @u9 NIT eiuer MID felbif b~etreheneen 94t u
duserpr6entlth befannt rnd@en, als jenalS cine nteeeFgtlWtt'
ben Daros. SIN lsstHs a Stt tSs sF bate Si fS s'@ sa nu it'd aud ben
Qnngea mtttbeilte, bic tnnerlt9 nno auBerhW St :. S0uR..tHanm.
HnO Sitter auSwarfsn. @tetn atsem tonhR n 0aa@ grw MN" Sn.
{6stuen nit GROCER 9eibtisteit babel Satte ~ ae9 uao
Nadt stgsA Reittssa 9affan,, S Ssrlfe 6 SS9 S spFr.,t a %Tf %atSs
inb nteine Rranfbeit anssr benz 8sret9 Sen Meo'5s'a btelttn.
Sn btelem elenbsn 3ufanb blteD te enc laaot 3ltt, sts t9 gu
asrT%m1nSen fbisn. ba tt nber * BEN S ettuneen Sn ben
SielsH wuuOsrSOam 8arsn %ssi.ien bate, bic @ner y 3 u =
SEN" bePPpDrbrd&te, 70 l6tdte i'd sleia fur fanf SOtteln
mad Baltimore, 1ane Fh8 nit BEN @sGrau@ b%srislben an. 81
metaem erpBen &,iaunen unb 3ur Tre1be meiner Camille,
fng bic SeTnun9 In Der 2un9e at ju betlen, metn 9uitsn
ua8m db aM0 aIsE6 8tbn 8OtteIa 8ebraa4t bate, @or t@ pPl'
Tuebsr fun Sabre Fnb serHOTsn umb md bin i'd Elm 8snn,
Der Ylaun hts awf biefen Ias. ben 2. Stunt 1885. SO pm IN
ZEN Iesten is Wtrnaten nt1t efnen 3G9 trant 9elSsleh np p"
feune, baB ib SUD srOBsn Dant t6ulois bin. GGtnn8S0S1
= bpmdS DtrDn:
Der UnterfdrieSeas 1T NIT apOmas Dtfon gs4aa Setannt
uno tdnn ~beseuaen, DaB er hde pben %at6e9sbeh, eepatfsl war
SD betraGte feline MISUNDERSTANDING tan. ME en S0pnee",
ST. III Elm ~warbtseS @tttsltep Der @efeli9aft
Wagpr tes gerltner 8rsiies Der Baltimore GUufstrr5.
Ba- gDer fann bic 9eitbarfett Der AuSJe4runs bs5pettelH,
uadDem er Gin 3eugAtB pe bas pbi9e eeleien bat.
lGs atbt nur cine baperIdBtge 3uberettune Dn 94tIohri0en,
unb bic eisi6s bic BON eInenl prbentIi3en Arite aHeerelttI
gurbe, II Or. . ~aoHe'S o3Htammea5slsstF .99F"P W"
8rantGetten. wslbsn er nnsemsfsa T.. unO far ipel9e DIE
erltdunltbften Gplgen aus eeden OebrauWe ny 6.tBttmP e." g.
lid = pufen, @rtdltun9en, &usaebrung, greng't1s, Gn9.
bruAtarett, blauer 6ufen, 8lutfpeten, 3etertett. 1@pape
Gttmme, 5ettenRe6fn ODER Brufi9mer3en, 9el4pd9te avn
fteutton (wesen Nttbbrduf SPn @alOmel lno aneefen ntias
dtnD 9er5tIppfen. peer 3erttrantbett, ttBetaos @ebaHg set
G~nt,anbung Der 8sGle, &C. Seine n~abrbaftea @t9enltGGtteen
beret&ern unb retnt8en BAD 8tut, nab unterbaltea Die &Faff,
mp Der &ppetit fe9lt, Iletni8Rr 0srferttser
Or. GNdbneu np Sp9n
9t1l 4, Nprtt SEVENTH Street, uesr fsm @'arh
Y9tlabelpbfa. s
0erfauft BET:
g. .. ppt So, 76 8alttmGrsfraBe;
5. 81. Rp6Itn9 SO. 90 8r0aeDGq;
{. grss, NO. ST liUrtg @apfrass' 1ns
in Der 0Trtce Otg ggal1 1dr1aEff, eSf ifns nm al.
@pafGnbtas bentf9e WsbFau@s.0QtlpFNR" WN0 y" -
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Sdmlber0er Ripefid10em.

Q0tr taben mil benz oprfe oSrpbeus" piebtF cine Ie6r orpee
partpte bette .Samterssr 3wetf98en, iowie setrOdnete $50,
nifGe 3afelbtrnen TEN ausge5et@neter ArttteD, dbte 9ren,er
SarbeaeH, dIt wet6en Qtmburser, uab l~afttaen
te tetpntinen, ReI6e Nrtitel an Q0ie6srpertdufer
~apaesebrn perben BET er-.- -,.
-s -sa- ". S6net6er un0 6 0.
WA1S-& 40, SDHtb 6pWatbtr. Moor Wrntkar- =
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National 8auverein go 2

Inter pbteem Ettel BAT fG auf @runb Der @cnfituttpn bed
Nattcnal SIuDeretns So. 1 elm ueusr 0erein aebilSet. gpelher
l ba,2s, cine nsr st8sa TEMP s an3aGt &tttsn %ssr8sbsa Bat; Nas, bic
Gamtag ten 20. @drJ, aGsnbs z ugt, inn geretnsiofEis
@amoenltr. ~. 129, {" 3TanB'ger5 Sraueret", etnjuFnbsu.
ONS SIM MnLtraae SO Ii IN m M n Cir
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Oie Nrufmn0

Der s. &napp' ldeu G6u[e
fn6e It bet29. 80, 81. W16ra un6 I. @prtl gtatt.
Die @ltern netner S9tler foWte ALE 5reunbe btr gx,te6lra
itno freanpItGt e%tHgeiGDen.
NGberts IN elmer fpitere Mnleiae.
Antnel6Hn9en 8Wr 4Hfnabne neaer S6iler peroer Bis ann,
10 NPrtl I'm SWHleanle eftgea en9enetnmen,
OMS1u ------ 81. q n q y u So ~ z Q.aAn.LAa.
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Nr. @btT 6erp Don MOttcr0am.

@5Un wtebsr cine 0art6ts lppn 1876 Sap peati9sr quite
8wttl6stn srtalten, ebenio
frilder beutIAer 9imburger unb S6mei3erfdIe
Nlpbnfaameu, Serlt &c. ac., Delde mir In 9rOBent gu Dem bill
lt8ten gterttpreis srlGden. 00rbIta9er $rO.
Tebr17- s f02 QDmbdrblr,
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NE # 1884 @afern MSenue. nabe BrDbuas.
bSIf fets S~prrdt6ig cine srDBt Auswabl fransSdi6es unb
beutfbCS Sud unb Gaiftnlr, un6 perfesttst &Ietber mad ueues
an 6anb, nelhe i'd mG8ItGh btata tsrtdufe.
G~ Wstn Eu6 Be5fsbe i'd fsts brett aus Der ~berdbmten
2dmbr e6 te T 6abrtf, Saat5s3Mt.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov 2O-CoFFEE-is very
stock Offering and the extreme prices asksd sales of $50
bags Rio at l0A cts; Maracaibo sells slowly II 13
cts, and St. Domingo and Cape at 491oX cts By
auction the Messrs Hoffman Co sold 20 bags Rio OK
cts and 300 bags of Java at II 7124 cts 80 days and
months
grades OF State and Western -four the demand is light
and the arrivals liberal of all kinds Choice brands are
well sustained and are in good request.
The sales 5000 bbls 81 35a4 so for superfpe
State; S4s05 for extra do; 95G5lO for low grades
Western; S545 60 for shipping brands of round
hoop extra Ohio; s56597 trade brands extra Ohio.
s55Ods for extra Genesee, and s55OGs5o for ST. Louis
brands.
Canadian flour is heavy the arrivals fair-sales
of $40 bbls at S5 25G6.2O Southern flour is in mod
crate request and is heavy with free arrivas-saes of
1100 bbs at s55 so for superne Baltimore, &C. IS 6O
$50 for fancy and extra do Rye -four and Cornmeal
dull and heavy.
GRAIN-The wheat market is freely supplied, and at
the close quite heavy, with only limited milling de-
The sales II bus at 81 os for choice Cana
dian club 81 20 for choice mixed Wisconsin 81 25
white Southern ST. for good red do and 81 45d so for
white Kentucky.
Rye is rmersales of 200 bus. prime Northern at Tic
Oats dull and lower-saes of State at 464Sc, and
Western and Canadian at 50G52 Barley is held frmer,
and is in moderate demand.
Corn is unsettled and closes heavy-sales of IL 600 bus
at 73KG74kc. for Western mixed; Sac. for good white
Southern, which is lower; s4ds5c for Jersey yellow
PRovIsIoNs.-The pork market is duh and lower; the
demand only of retail character for lots the spot but
there is still good demand for futsre delivery. The
and SIS 75l4 for prime included in the sale 900
bbls mess for December delivery at 5O sellers op
tion.
Beef is quite firm and in fair request for the trade
and the Eashe sales 300 bbls at 650l7 for
try prime 81 for railroad Ss25915 for country
s975Gl1 for repacked mess and sI.50G12 for
Prime is quiet at slsG19 Beef hams held with
frmness-sale of 200 bbls at S415 for fair good
Bacon is dun and nominal Cutmeats unsettled-saes
of $50 bbs and 500 hams at 646Hc for shoulders and
9Kc. for hams.
Lard is heavy the arrivals fair sales of 170 bbls and
es. at 10 gill 500 cs prime for January February and
March at llc and 900 kegs the spot at 124 G12H
Dressed Hogs are in demand at77H Butter and Cheese
are steady and in demand.
SUGARs-Are more inquired for, though Urge sales
have yet been the transactions this morning
prise 20 hbds Porto Rico at 74c $50 hhds Cuba
ekG6Ec.
RIoE-Is dull and heavy at 3d34c. with limited sales
within the range
MoLAssEsIs steady, but the demand is active we
do not learn of any further sale.
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET FOR TIRE WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER 19.-The improved tone OF the Boot
and Shoe market, noticed In our last is fully sustained
hv tha Of Tha hus{n for
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ARMY ORDERs.-The Secretary of War has issued
orders by which the portion of the lst cavalry now
at Fort Leavenworth is assigned to posts as fol-
lows: Capt De Saussures company F. and Capt.
StewSrt's company K, to Fort Riley, under the
command Of Major Sedgwick; Capt. Sackett's COM
pany B, and Capt Beae's company A, to Fort
Smith; Capt Woods company c, and Capt. Carr's
company l. to Fort Washita.
These companies are to march from Fort Leaven-
worth with the least possible delay. The squadrons
going to Forts Smith and Washita are to proceed,
each consolidated, by the most direct practicable
road, having regard to the procurement of forage
for their animals on their route
The squadron destined for Fort Smith will take
fifty days provisions, and that to Fort Washita
eighty days provisions, to last during the march
and until the arrival of further supplies. A six
months supply of clothing will also accompany
these commands The companies sent to Forts
Smith and Washta will, we understand, remain at
those posts during the winter.
Fifteen thousand Sharp's carbne cartridges and
thirty thousand navy pistol cartridges are to be
sent without delay to Fort Washita and thirty
thousand of each to Fort Smith
The Quartermaster at St. Louis is directed to
send without delay supply of horse and mule
shoes for one year to Forts Smith and Washita.
No danger to Mr.. Beale and party is apprehend-
ed as they are accompanied by strong escort
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To night Mr. Burton ap-
pears again at this house where he is nightly greeted
with large and delighted audiences in two of his
sonations. The with the excel
lent comedy of The Breach Of Promise in which ap
Mr. Sudden, with Mrs Hughes Mrs Trapper.
This will be followed by dance by Miss Partngton. The
concluding piece will be the popular comedy of
Toodte in which he appearsn his inimabe representa-
ton of Mr.. Toodes, sustained by Mrs. Hughes Mrs
Toodles, a character in which she also excelS
THE BIBLE PANoRAMA-Williams entertaining and in
strucve Bible Panorama will remain exhibition dur
ing this week at Temperance Temple and all who have
not yet seen this great painting will regret should
they avail themselves of this opportunity to do
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Detention of the Nicaragua Eminrants-
Great Excitement.

MOBILE, Nov. I9.-There has been great excite
ment in this city to-day, in consequence of the de-
hundred of them surrounded the office of Julius
Hesse, demanding immediate transportation or that
their passage money should be refunded. Mr.. Smith,
the Deputy Collector, interposed and stated he was
confident that instructions would be received from
Washington on Saturday The crowd then dis
persed on the assurance that something definite
would be received by the evening.
AUGUSTA, Nov 20.-A private despatch received
agent compliance with the agreement for the
tickets issued. Ninlence is annrehendnd
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BosToN.-Schr. SedTSrille
$50 bags saltpetre-Beatty & Cole 40 trails almonds
W g. Prices 600 bbs. apples Bond 500 PIX gs mdse.-
L. ~ Beebe; 500 do do.-sundry persons.
NEW GoRK.-Str. PdtdpScO.
80 bskts wine-J +. Jameson & CO.. u pkgs. brand Y
-L.Thomsen 4 Co; 16 do. liquors.. R. Hough 500 do.
mdse.-B. & D. K r.; 300 do. do.-sundry persons
NEW YoRK.-Schr. r. II. H,tntley
90 tons pig iron-Geo. A. Pope; 100 pigs tin-Thomp-
son oudesluys 800 boxes tin pate-E L. Parker Co
90 cases prunes 20 kegs do.-Schwartz Dix lO2 boxes
fire crackers-Wm. Bridges; 10 maches-Robinson
Lord; boxes axles-E. Jenkins & Sons 5 pipes gin
$50 pkgs. mdse-L N. Beebe; 125 do dow Dawson;
60 do do.-Baker Bros. & Co.. do do Boury Son;
do. doc. W. Green; $50 do do. A. c. Clarke lg
do. do.-Magruder, Taylor & Co; 90 do. dow E. An.
derson $50 do do. NJ Lester & CO. IS slabs marble
Gnrs. ll.ntsr % tlc,.l
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

In the Mayors Court Saturday and Sunday morn
ngs there of members of the po-
lice department.
Ernest Matthias arrested on Saturday even
ing Mrs Fitzenger Committed for Court by Justice
Carl.
James Quinn (colored) arrested on Friday night
by officer Batee, charged with assaung with an attempt
to kill Sarah Wilson tcolored.) Justice Audoun committed
him for Court.
John Warrick arrested by officer Sullivan on the
charge of assaung and beating his wife, Margaret War
rick Justice Boyd committed him to Jail in default of
security to answer the charge before Court.
Mary Johnson arrested on yesterday charged with
stealing quantity of clothing, the property of Mrs Speck
living Bond street Shakespeare street in whose
house she employed a domestic. Justice Audoun
held her for a hearing.
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MUNIFIcENT BEQUEsrs FOR JEWISH COLLEGE,
Lewis Aria, Esq, late of Kingston, Jamaica, who
died few weeks since at Scarborough, England,
has bequeathed the sum of 100000 in trust for
town of Portsea, the place of his birth. The will
also provides further sum after the death of his
wife, which, it is calculated, will give an additional
sum of Sis, 900.
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BOSTON, Nov. I9.-The Steamship Canada arrived
here at seven O'Clock this evening. She encoun-
tered strong head winds and very rough weather
from Halifax. The papers at hand by her contain
of interest additional to that already sent
over the wires. Her mails will be sent South
over the New Haven road by the train which leaves
here at an early hour tomorrow morning, and which
is due in New York about five o'clock the same af-
torn