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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.
ITRuSTEE,s SALE OE uA111Ap1

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALJTARJ r
FARM IN CALVERT COUNTY. 1 vii. by virtue
OF general order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County in relation to the estates nsovent debtors sell
ny public auction at the Baltimore Exchange on
DAY MAY the 18th, 1858, at O'clock NJ as Trustee
of Phillip Peppler, an insovent
ALI. THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND, situate in
calvert County, Maryland and lying or very near the
Public Road leading from Prince Frederick to Plumb
Point The farm according to the title papers contains
24% ACRES but said to contain about $50 acres about
loo OF which wood land, and the arabe of the
WOOD good portion is timber such oak hickory pop
lar chesnut &C. &c. The arabic is diversified with bigb
and meadow land and all well watered The soil is good
ana susceptible of the highest improvement The build
ings are FRAME DWELLING and the usual OFT
SEES. The land lies about 2H miles from Prince
Frederick, and about miles from Plumb Point ON fine
chesapeake Bay where the steamboats, stop two or three
tunes week and adjoining the land Abraham L. John
son, ESQ., the land of Richard Iance, ESQ and other
nas anu lately occupied by said insovent Possession
Terms OF sale third cash. and the balance in two
equal payments OF twelve and twenty four months with
interest and approved security ~
l.. NJ REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
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fiji TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF a
M decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the
undersigned, trustee will offer for sale at public
auction at the Exchange in said city on MONDAY the
2lth May, 1855 at O'Clock, p M
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
he west side OF Eutaw street. in the city Baltimore and
described as follows Beginning the same on the west
sac OF Euaw street at distance of eighyve feet ten
and half inches nohery from the intersection of Euta
street and Marion street. and running thence northerv
bounding on the west side of Eutaw street. twelve feet
four and half inches thence westerly parallel with Ma
ron street, sXttwO feet to alley feet wide with
the use and privilege of said alley thence bounding on
said alley southerly, twelve feet four and half inches
and thence eastery by line parallel with Marion street
to the place of beginning Being part of the lot of
which was subleased by Eliza Coale to William Kessner
by deed dated the 18th day of September s4s and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore city in Iiber
w. b. No 40 folio All, &c; and the same lot that was
assigned by said William Klessner Harriet Ingles by
deed dated 2d July, 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid, in Liber A. W b., No 463 folio 26
&c, subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars
The lot is improved by threestory BRICK DIV ELLING
HOUSE, and subject to the annual ground rent of fifty
dollars
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third of the purchase money
cash. the balance equal nstaments three and six
months the credit to bear interest the day
of SALE and to be secured by the of purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
ape 2awts&ds Trustee
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BY GIBSON & co.

fMf BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
aiii THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.
" dated April 10th, 1858 passed in the cause of tn +
ANlHoNl BUILDING SOCIETY u.s. JOHN KREIN A
proceeding under the act of 1885, chapter 49, the under
signed Trustee will sell at the Exchange in the city of
baltimore, on MONDAY, May 17th at one o'clock r NJ
the following property 1'
beguning for the the line of the west side of
lanai street. at the distance of eighty feet norhwardly
from the north west corner intersection of Canal and
Eager Streets which place of beginning is designed to be
at the intersection of Canal street and an alley
ten feet wde running parallel with Eager street and
running thence northerly bounding Canal street six
teen teet thence westerly, parallel with Eager street
eGhty feet to an alley ten feet wide thence souherlv
bounding on said last mentioned alley sixteen feet to the
alley trst mentioned and thence easerly bounding on
that alley with the benefit of the privilege and use of
Doth OF said alleys in with others eighty feet To
the place of beginning being the same ground which Inv
ndenture dated June 10TH 1885, and recorded among the
Law Records of Baltimore city in Liber f. D. No So folio
5 &c was leased by Leonard Passano and wife to John
hren Tor the renewable term of ninety-nne wears AT
THE ANNUAL RENT OF THIRTY-TW DOLLARS
Inc lmprov ements consist of a GOOD BRICK Dwell
LING, with an EXTENSIVE BACK -BUILDJNG
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are
ohethlrd cash. balance at six and twelve months credit
payments to bear interest and to be secured by bonds or
notes OF the purchaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the
the undersigned Taxes and ground rent paid to day of
SALE FRED,K RENZJNGER -
WIN. c. PENNINGTON,
Trustees.
~, 90 GIBSON & CO.,
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MARKETS nv TE1Ecp,pr1

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
MOBILE, May -Cotton-Market quiet, with sales Of
700 bales The sales for the past three days have been
1000 bales. The receipts were 500 bales.
CHARLESTON, May 1I-Cotton-Sales today 200 balas
at IL x(d13 cts. for Middngs.
NEW ORLEANS, May RELATIONSHIPS of g. 600 bales
oday prices irregular, but unchanged Middinvs
are IL H(9114 cts Flour dull. Freights unchanged
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GIBSON K CO Auct;on luSse
f d. TRUSTEES SALE-Under and

f1..ft TRUSTEES SALE.-Under and nv
" virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city, the subscriber Trustee, will offer for sale al
public auction at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of May next at one
O'Clock, r NJ, the following described property:
ALL THOSE TWO LOTS OR PARCELS OF GROIrND
situate IN the city of Baltimore, respectively described
for the first parcel on the line of the
east side of Canal street. the distance of two
and seventy four feet souhwary from the corner formed
by the intersection of the south side of Lombard street and
the east side of Canal street, and running thence south
wardy along the said line twelve feet thence eastwary
parallel with Lombard street. sixty five feet to ten
aiiey thence northwardly bounding alley twelve
ieet and thence weswardly, by straight line sixty
feet to the place of beginning
Ana beginning for the second parcel the line of the
east SIDE OF Canal street aforesaid at the distance of two
hundred and eighty feet southwardy from the
formed by the intersection aforesaid and running thence
southwardy along the said line twelve feet thence
wardy parallel with Lombard street. sixtyve feet to
ten feet alley thence northway along said alley twelve
feet; and thence weSwardly by straight line siytv
five feet to the place of beginning Subject to the
LY RENT OF S24 each of said lots which said lots arc
improved by twostory and attic brick HOTSES i,h
back Kitchens; and designated Nos 6S and 10
Canal Street This property is in good repair and the
taxes and ground rent will be paid to the day of sale
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
R. GILMOR, JR.,
Trustee.
100 ,s, GIBSON & Co,
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tanning very large portion of head matter brought 124
ss per gallon Since the above type we learn d
a sale of 90 bbls. body at Ia cts
WHALE.-The market for Whale has been less active tho
past week and prices nominal The transactions include
sales 5oo bbls., at a price not TRANSFERRED
NHALEBoNE continues in good demand and firm with
an advance. Sales for the week embrace Sc 600 lbs
oehosk at lO2 to lis cents. 81 900 lbs North West
aD $3.50 ~ 80 az % 'eh'''--
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

tse Week ending May 10th
SPERM.-Since last the market for Sperm Oil has
been more active and the sales have 235 bb in
parcels at lis to 20 cts gallon These transactions
were early in the week. since which holders are more
firm, and anticipate an upward tendency 50 bbls con
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myl1-2awt2QSdts
fTFA;t TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned

f?i TRUSTEES SALE-The undersigned
HRu Trustee of Nicholas Wezelberger, an insoIyent
. debtor, pursuant to general order of the Court of
Common Pleas for Baltimore city will for sale at pub
Tic auction on the premises, SATURDAY the 18th iay
OF May next, at II o'clock, NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situated
in the city of Baltimore, and described as follows Begin
hng Tor the same on the south side of Chew street forty
one feet and six inches from the corner of Chew and Ches
yer streets and running thence westerly, binding Chew
street NIFTY eet thence sOutherly parallel with
street one hundred and fifty thence eastery parallel
with Chew street. forty feet; thence northery hun
dred and forty feet to the place of beginning Being the
same piece of ground which by ndentue recorded among
the Land Records of Baltimore county, in Lber A. W B.,
NO 467 folio 2S7, &C. subleased by Jacob Kenzle
the said Wetzelberger subject the payment of the AN
NUAL GROUND RENT OF SIXTY DOLLARS.
The above lot is improved by twOstory and attic
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, a Slaughter House, Ice
House, with all the conyeniences for the Bucherng bust
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the day of sale, half
of the purchase money credit of six months aud the
residue credit of twelve months, with interest and
approved security, at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN J. SNYDER, Trustee
ftp ctr
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1t is stated that the court martial for the trial of
General Twiggs, will cost the government six thou
sand dollars. sl4lJ
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TEA SALE

New York, May l3.-The sale of Tea at auction
today, showed an advance of IL cts. on the pound.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
$780, SAGUA LA GRANDE-Schr Ldfh Rich
ITO hhds sugar 20 tres do 233 hhs moasses % trcs
do 5S bbls. do. Lambert Cuttings
ST. JONI, n. B.-Schr Dr. Rogers
2l5OOO laths, 81 1875 pailings order
,ooo kIo JANEIRo-Bark Leighton
1000 bags coffee, T. Whitridge & Co
C0ASTWISE
o-o CHARLEsToN-Steamer FeSternport
o'S bales cotton, Ia tres. rice 6 sacks feathers
,o BosToN-Schr Ldcon
III hhds syrup, George SMALL 5 tons iron 20 baos c,f
fee, 400 pkgs. mdse sundry persons Va
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DETENrIoN.-The train due here from Washing
ton at l! minutes past o'clock yesterday afternoon
met with an accident, in the breaking of marion
of the machinery of the engine, when near the four
mile house. As soon as the accident was made
known in the city, Mr.. Henry Tyson, Master of Ma
chinery, dispatched a locomotive to the spot, the
passengers arriving by half past six.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,u York.
BY TELEGRAPH,


Through VIM. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brok
No. % South STREET
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
The current prices for the week at all the markets are
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SUDDEN DEATH AND CoRoNER's INouEsT.-Coroner
Nelson was called on yesterday to hold an inquest
on the body of woman, who died suddenly whilst
in Front street. near Gay. 1t appears she was of
incorporate habits, and at the time was on her
way TO the Aims house, accompanied by friend
when she taken suddenly i'll, and before assist
ance arrived, she expired. DR.. Gilman examined
the body and expressed the opinion that she died
from intemperance and exposure. The jury rem
dered verdict in accordance with the facts.
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huCAlt
BY CANNON q MATTHEW'S.
d. TRUSTEES SALE-Rv virtuo

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FLAG-sHI ROANOKE.
OF San Juan del Norte, Nov. 26, 1885

Of San Juan del Norte, Nov. 26, 1853.
SIR; enclose to you the copy of a report made to
to-day by Captain Joseph r. Jarvis, commanding the
United States ship Savannah. 1t relates as you will
perceive to the visit to the American steamer wash
ingon by two of the officers of her Britannia Maestys
navy attached to the ship under your command.
have also verbal report relative TO the boarding by
Captain Wainwright, of her Britannia Majesty 8 ship
"Ieopard" of the American steamer "Catharne Maria,
in the Colorado river in Search it is sad of lbusers
OF the last act am, yet, but imperccty informed
In both cases however quite enough has been ascertain
ed to deep regret Mt the pursued, and
maintaining the peaceful relations at present existing
between our two governments.
My instructions most rigid in relation to the board
ing delaying or examining of American merchant YES
sells by the vessels ofwar of any other nation and
no difference between the doing So whether in search of
lbustes Africans They look to no such difference,
and it cannot for moment be admitted These instruc-
tons must be executed to the extent of the power in
trusted to my command and you that will be
most agreeable to if it can be done without the
slightest misunderstanding in relation TO respective
duties and still preserve the peaceful relations which
and hope may continue to exist between two ma
ons To this most desirable end, vessels under
the American flag calling the ports of Central Ameri
must be exempted from visit search on any ac-
count.
part of my duty here with portion of the squad
ron under my command, Is to prevent the landing IN
Nicaragua Costa Rc and the other republics of Central
America all 6llibaIsteing other illegal expeditions,
should any attempt it, from the United States under the
American flag and the officers in command of the ships
of my squadron strictly instructed upon this point
There can therefore, be possible for the inter
ference by the ships ofwar of her Britannia Maestys
navy with vessels under the American flag and IL is to
be hoped that the officers commanding them will desst
from creating all unnecessary excitement and the danger
of an interruption the good understanding which at
present exists, particularly received under date OF
the 18th July last the of Commodore Kelett
that lac had issued instructions to the respective captains
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UNITED SrArfs SNIP "SAvAsNAm,
Gan Imam del Norta Novsn,ha, %

San Juan del Norte, November 20, 1905.
SIN / have the honor OF informing you that since
wrote you this afternoon have the following iniorma
ton:
Two officers from of the British ships in the har-
Dor boarded the . Washington within fifteen minutes
after she to anchor, and asked Captain Churchill
the following questions +" Where from r. q How many
passengers have youf" How many days out from
New York I" Did you stop at any port on your wny
out ~
These questions answered They then wished TO
look at his passenger list Captain Churchill referred
them 10 his puser On looking the list which they
received from the puser they asked how many passen
gers have you r. He answered by stating the number.
'.Are they all Americans No; they Of various
nations I" Are they armed r. g Not any to my
knowledge. - Did the American officers who boarded
you examine your hold r. :" No" Mr. King the first
mate who present at the interview remarked that
they the ofcers wished any information the subject
they might obtain it by applying to of the American
shipsof in the harbor They replied that their in
structons were to obtain their information direct
The above is all the information have received; and
shall await your further instructions upon the subject
am sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
...... JOSEPH r. JARVIS Captain.
Flag Officer JAMEs Nc MCINTOSH,
Commander-in- chief Home Squadron.
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Speaker of. the House of Representatives.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,


Washington December Is, 1858.
The Secretary of State to whom referred the
luton the House of Representatives of the 18th inst
requesting the President, not inconsistent with the
public interests to communicate to that House .'a in
formation in his possession, which may shortly come
into his possession respecting reported recent acts of Wis.,
taon by officers OF the British navy American vessels
report that official information concerning these pro-
ceedngs has been received by this department.
AS connected, however, with the general subject of
the resolution OF the House. the Secretary of State has
honor to submit herewith extracts from despatch to
this department. received the l4th instant from the
minister of the United States in London which reports
conversation had by him the 26th ultimo with Lord
Malmesbuy, her Mnesys principal Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs In relation to the first paragraph of
this reported conversation referring to communication
supposed to have been made by the British minister at
Washington to the President, it is deemed proper for
the purpose of correcting evident msapprehen on to
transmit herewith the accompanying copy of note from
Lord Napier, which, with his lordshps consent is placed
mt the disposal of the President.
BY direction of the President the Secretary of State also
transmits herewith copy of his note to the minister of
the United States at Madrid, dated October I'll, 1858,
and extracts from the reply of that minister dated No
vember l5h and received yesterday at this department.
together with the copy of memorandum, which accom-
panied it, of the Spanish minister's observations fur
nishel by the Assistant Secretary of State at Madrid
Respectfully submitted LEWIS CASS.
To the PRESIDENT.
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The committed ia .'San Luis Potosi'' by the
constitutional troops upon the subjects of her Catholic
Majesty induced the captain general governor of Cuba
to send Tampco some vessels of war, in order to
guard against the repettion at the last named point of
the outrases suffered at the former place These vessels
entered the harbor Of Tampico with permission from
the governor of the place. and remained quiet spectators
of the conflict which was then raging
When General La Cara imposed upon the Spaniards
large war tax putting Ia prison and nurng those who
from want Of means, unable to pay it, the captain
general of Cuba determined upon sending to Tampico
other vessels OF the royal navy The expedition of these
vessels has for its sole object that OF obtaining from
General La Cara reparaton for the losses and dam
ages caused to the subjects of her Catholic Majesty
funding the amounts exacted from them and satisfaction
for these outages If to obtain this eud it should be
necessary to employ force, any measures which may be
adopted will tend exclusively 10 the ccompshment of
that object and to protect the Spanards against the
OF the Mexcans These will have to be
proportoncd TO the extent of the evil they may have to
encounter but will have any other object than the
one above indicated. The instructions given to the
commander of the frigate 'Berenguela, who is the
eel the station of Iampico. also include the pro-
lection of other foreign subjects whose Interests may be
preudiced.
The assembling respectable naval force at Saercios
Vera CRUZ is for the purpose Knowing the tendency
of the Mexcans to indulge in bitter persecution of the
Spanias the Spanish has believed it to be its
duty assemble sufficient to force them to respect
the lives and property OF its subjects.
These two expeditions do not tend in any manner to
interfere in the interior alirs of the Mexican republic
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Wasllinotnn. Dec. Ih. 1855

Sir In compliance with a resolution of the House of
Representatives Of the 18th instant requesting the Presi
dent of the United States if not inconsistent with the
public interests to unicate all information in his
possession, which may shortly into his possession,
respecting the reported recent acts of visitation by Off
of tc British navy of American vessels in the waters
Of the Gulf of Mexico, transmit the accompanying
reports from the Secretaries Of State and of the Navy.
The report from the Secretary of State is not in strict
ness embraced by the terms of the resolution, but
deem it advisable to communicate TO the House the in
formation therein contained
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. JAMS H. Orr,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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No. SO.
FLAG-SHIP RoANoAKE,

FLAG-SiP RoANoAKE,
Aspinwall December 3, 1858
SIN: had the honor on the 2Gth ultmo in my No.
81 to inform you of my arrival San Juan del Norte
the evening of the 25th, and also that the Washing
ton had arrived her passengers still on board without
the prospect of crossing the country by that route She
left the 26th for Aspnwa and has again returned to
the United States with large portion of her deceived
passengers verifying regret it many accounts pre-
csely what reported to you might be expected in my
letter No 49, under date of 10th of October last That
route may therefore, for the present. be considered as
closed
The Valorous Captain w. C. Aldham the only
British vessel-of-war in port when L left Sir William
Gore Ouseley and family were still on board.
reported to you that had verbally learned that the
a. Washington had been examined by boats from the
" Valorous," subsequently, to her being boarded and
passed by Captain Jarvis, of the Savannah ); that
Captain Wainwright, in the Leopard, had been de-
spached in great haste to the Colorado river in search of
+" "tilbusters - that she had boarded the American
steamer Catharino Maria then at anchor in that river
with armed boats, in search of them; that was taking
immediate to get the full particulars from Capt
Jarvis and that would report to you in full by the
next opportunity
Before proceed further, however will here state
that the reports in relation to the Catharne Maria were
greatly exaggerated and have been most satisfactorily
explained to by Captain Aldham and that have not
the slightest to believe that another case such
occurred board the Washington will be repeated
am however, constrained to sly that believe, had
Captain Ahan been left entirely to his own Judgment,
that such proceeding would not have occurred ut all
herewith enclose TO you copies of the correspondence
with Captain Adham this subject, by which you will
perceive that he claims proecorate the harbor of
" Greytown," mos. l. 2, and 81 trust that my let
ters viii meet your approval.
should here state that my first letter to Captain Aid
ham reached him Saturday, the 9th ultmo, and his
answer not received until Monday morning but at
the time received aprivae note of most friendly
character from Sir VIM Gore Ouscey in which he stated
that lie had had interviews with both the President and
yourself just previously TO his leaving the United States
hid sent my card TO him by my flag lieutenant in the
first boat that left my shp after my arrival and desired
ngy bad weather and heavy prevented me from per-
sonally paying my respects.
You will perceive that my second letter to Captain
Aldlam is dated the day his answer to my first was