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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-03
Court of Appeals of Maryland.
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. Annapolis, June ID 1858.
No 32.-Jesse Robertson The American Homestead
ASSOCIATION Appeal from the Circuit for Baltimore
city Justice Barto delivered the opinion of the Court
Decree affirmed, with costs and cause remanded
No 1S.-Thos. Williams ct al as. Thomas j. Carson and
others Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore
city Chief Justice LIE Grand delivered the opinion of the
Court. Judgment affirmed.
No. A. Joshua S. 1nloes Lessee rs Geo c. Harvey An
peal from the Superior of Baltimore CITY Chief
Justice leGrand delivered the opinion the Court Judg
ment affirmed.
No 100. Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Carroll coun
y u.s. Burgess Nelson Appeal from the Circuit Court of
carroll county Justice Ecceston delivered the opinion
OF the Court Decree reversed and bill dismissed each
party TO pay their own costs Chief Justice LeGrand filed
a dissenting opinion.
No. l01. Baugher Orendorf rs Henry Cutler Appeal
from the Circuit Court of Frederick county Justice Bar
tol delivered the opinion of the Court Judgment
and prosedendo awarded.
No. 100. Adam Nusbaum rs John p Thompsons exec
utors Appeal from the Circuit Court for county
Justice Ecceston delivered the opinion the Court
Judgment affirmed
No. 142. VIM Ferguson ct al u.s. VIM. T. Brent An
peal from the Circuit Court for Charles equity Chief Jus
nce egrand delivered the opinion of the Court Judg
meut affirmed.
No 1888 Jacob Markell u.s. Grayson Eichelberger trus
tee and Others Appeal from the Circuit Frede
rick county Justice Barto delivered the opinion the
Court Order reversed and remanded the costs to
be paid out of the fund.
No 1876 Gather Us. Blowers Appeal from the Circuit
Court for Howard Coun ty. Chief Justice LeGrand
tce Ecceston and Justice Baro delivered separate opn
ions affirming the Judgment appealed from in this
SPECIAL DOCKET
Nos g. T. s. g. and 8. Christian Lanhardt and others
The State Appeals from the Criminal Court of Balti
City Justice Tuck delivered the opinions of the
Court Judgments affirmed
No IL. James T. Parsons Geo W. Hughes ADpeal
from the Circuit Court of Baltimore city Justice Tuck
delivered the opinion of the Court Order affirmed with
costs, and cause remanded for further proceedings
No 10. John Sanderson James Stockdale and others
Appeal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore city Justice
Eccleston delivered the opinion of the Court Order re
vered and cause remanded the costs to await the final
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HAVANA,
Nav q.

In the past ten days we have had elevation and epres
sion of \ to ri per ar and yesterday sugar firm at
the quotations give from the College of Brokers' Whites
through 81 to 6% per 100 bs superior trains and supe
ror quality would command 6A yellow do Nos Is to 90
44G5A; browns do, II and II, 3Hd4s: cucuruchos 7
to 10, 3Rtd3S muscovadoes 3%G14 Shipments of past
1884 and III .. a.
From Maanzas for period II 9O4 boxes 1907 hhds
including for United States 05S and 704 Stock here
at MatanZas equal to 100000 boxes against 800
year Dark heavy goods always be found at rl
than tie lowest figures given Planters still continue
termined not to meet decline in foreign markets with
abatement in their preensions Shipments from Jan
date hence and Maanzas 44 COG boxes and Is 27 hhdS
time last year 4O9 47 and 1864 estimated
boxes, excess of 1857 over SO, II ,S99 boxes.
The whole shipments from Cuba counted in boxes to
the close of the last appear be 1872 3 boxes
than same period last year. Molasses unchanged sweet
and heavy good scarce when found bring promptly
last quotations. tart he had at Il RI less. Shipped
1872 hhds for Boston and Portland Honey scarce at
to RS. per gal. Leaf Tobacco advanced slightly.
Cigars active at full prices for best Sales May
18TH ~ bbls white beans from Boston, $5H 10 do N Y
S44 10TH 800 wrapping paper from N Y, az;
$50 sacks rice per F. Cushing from Boston, S. IS cks
hake fish, SAX 10000 long hoops from store, 40 Goth
290 boxes smoked behring's from Boston, 81 ea 20 bbs
20 sacks white beans from N. Y, 53s 1000 sugar box
shocks * rs ca % empty molasses hhds $2 ca 2lst
40 casks hake fish, per E. Cushing, from Boston, g. 81
bbls whit. beans from store So 10 boxes cenpo can
dies, 424 119 bills 100 kegs Western lard II to 49, IS
s6gsks sut' fs from so @ e sugar So0
sugar box shocks, 6k rs. ea $4,000 p from Whining
ton, S3l.
22d 300 rice per Isabel supposed &c. Sc kegs lard
from 49, 500 sacks India per Gushing from Bos
ton reserved Freights coastwse active and last ad
ysed rates continued For Europ very little
Exchanges declining London IL to II pm Boston &c
par Mex dollars shpboard 619d7 pm, per Br.
in port and to arrive from Vera Cruz 9th June
The feet OF in the port of Havana much larger
than necessities require of all nations 96 ships
barques rs brgs and Is schrs-1S6 of which, 70ar of
s The long delay here before business be found
by large vessels is at the expense of many lives at this
season IF the year-C'OT ". Y Com
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

June l.
BREADsTUFFs continue dull. There is no new fea-
ture III the Flour market, and about 900 bbs good
Western extra sold at "a so per Dbl of 400 bbs
choce ONO do was made at price kept private Stand
ard brands are offered at 81 2 but there little or nothing
DOING except to supply the trade, from this figure up
to S475G 1919 for common to and fancy family
brands, as in quality.
RYE FLOUR and CORN MEAL are scarce and firm at pre-
yous quotations. 100 bbls OF the former sold at s3 81
the latter, Pennsylvania Meal is quoted at s337L per
barrel. -
The demand for wheat is limited and only few small
lots changed hands at $105 for reds and Sll5GI 20
for white, the latter for prime The milers are not buy
ing to any extent at these rates
RYE wanted at &c cts and little or none arriving
CORN is steady in price with moderate receipts sales in
all about 10000 bushels mostly Southern yellow at II cts
in store and 70 cts aoat including 500 bushels at the
same price, delivered board and 5000 bushels white
at II cts
OATS continue dull and about 5000 bushels Southern
sold at 35(I37c. as in quality
BARK is dull at S34 for first quality Quercitron
CoTToN-There is not much doing and only few small
lots have changed hands at about previous rates nclud
ing mddling fair Cuffs at 13H C., cash
GRoCERIEs.-The movement is confined to Sugar of
which about $50 hhds Cuba have been sold OK cts on
time
PRovIsIoNs-The market continues at stand still
without any change to note
SEEDS are quiet sales of 500 bushels Timothy are re-
ported at $2per bushel.
WnIsKEY is dull, and small business doing at 19leb
cts for drudge, 20 cts for hhds and 20kG2% cts for
Penn, Ohio and Prison bbls.
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lnQueStS

Officer Englar yesterday morning observed dog drag
ging something along the ground the of Walsh
and Hoffman streets, which, upon closer examination,
proved to be the dead body of white female child ap
parenty about six weeks old wound in the side the
knife; there also several bruises upon the body
Coroner Greentree summoned jury, who rendered
dict of death violence by the hands of person
persons unknown
Last night, about O'Clock, a named James p.
Stafford whilst in company with his brother, Nicholas
station house, where they usually lodged taken sud
denly ILL., and fell to the ground The brother with the
assistance of gentleman passing by conveyed him to
the station house where the placed in the
appropriated for dodgers In short time the officers
were informed by Nicholas that his brother had
the deceased found stretched upon the floor
life entirely extinct. Coroner Sparkn sent
for who summoned jury of inquest. 1t appears from
the evidence of Nicholas Stafford that his brother
himself by trade and for long
been out of employment begging through the
The deceased since Sunday complained much of pains
his side and back and had taken nourshment since
Monday addicted to drinking sometimes to excess;
but for the last few days had partaken very lit
tie of spirituous liquors. During the day they had
been walking about in the neghborhood of the reser
uay complaing of his Sickness which he termed
pleurisy AT nghtfa they started the station
lodge when deceased fell tie street above stated
The turnkey stated to the jury that the two had been
in the habit of coming gulary to the station house
lodgings where they would remain until morning. and
cept two occasions After hearing evidence
the jury returned verdict that the deceased came
death from ''intemperance and exposure He AZ
years of age and unmarried
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Police Intelligence,

Officer Ball of the Eastern District arrested Tuesday
night coored woman uamed Rebecca Barnes on the
charge of stealing dress from woman named Margaret
Ely, which valued at the of So She taken
before Justice WEIGH who held her security for
ther hearing.
Rose Troy was arrested Tuesday night by officer
Knowles of the Eastern District for stealing black
neckerchie the property of Patrick Doyle Justice Grit
fin committed her to Jail for her appearance before the
Criminal Court.
lad named Erhart Kampp taken into custody yes
terday afternoon by officer Lee on the complaint of his
mother Mary Kampp, who charged him with threatening
to beat her. and also for breaking open the door her
house He was taken before Justice Audoun, who gave
him severe reprimand and committed him to Jail lat the
request of his parents) to keep the peace.
About dusk on Tuesday, Mr.. Hiram Ford, residing
Little Church street. Federal Hill, standing the
door of his DWELLING he approached by negro named
Dennis Watkins notorious character who, without
provocation commenced abusing Mr. F., using the most
profane language Mr.. F. attempted to chasse him, but
he in the direction of his dwelling on Arch street
which he neared and found he being pursued by
Mr.. F. drew single barrel pistol and shot him in the
right arm Officer Vansant arrested Watkins and convey
ed him to the Southern District Station House. where he
committed for trial before the Criminal Court by
Justice Spies, DIR. Bonsa attended Mr. Ford who suffers
Two men, named S. T. Stewart and John Riley were
arrested yesterday by officer Baughman the charge of
stealing lot of TOOLS the property of Jacob Peifer-
Justice Morrow committed them for further examina
ton.
James Johnson for fast driving and driving over the
fooways arrested by officer Bishop and fined So and
costs by Justice Logan
William Coonharris arrested yesterday by officer c.
Brown, Of the Middle District for cruelty beating his
horse the head with the but end of his whip He
taken before Justice Wheat who comited him jail for
trial before the Criminal Court
Officer Reed of the Southern District arrested yesterday
evening man named Herman Sachs, for driving his
bread wagon through the Locust Point at fas-
ter gait than the law allows. Justice Griffin fined him So
and costs
The party charged with committing an assault
upon Andrew Slerts and held bail for trial before
Criminal Court by the same magistrate.
Andrew Serts was charged at the time with vio
laon of city ordinance for allowing vicious dog to
run at large. He fined s3and costs by the
gstrate who advised Serts keep his dog properly
fined if not any person at lib erty to kill him.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


CLAYED SUGARs-Within the last few days considera-
BILE activity and under the influence favorable
from Europe and United States have report large
sales at quotations, with probability of further
Improvement in view of the restored steadnes
the trade and consequent increased pretensons plant
ers: D: s., Nos. to at Gad7rs.; 9 to 10, 74a74;
II to II, 7AdS4; IS to IA, SktaSA; Is to 16, 9G9k
II to IS, 10g104; 10 to 90 oil whites low to ord
II RG1l2 fine to forita 12HtG13.
Muscovadoes business doing quite important, most of
the parcels being for immediate shipment Great Bri-
tain inferior 6H g6; common 6&@6a fair refining 10
"a; grocery 74d73s; good prime and choice 7%GS4.-
Molasses Sugars and unpurged Sugars, inquiry and
but very little offering.
MoLAssEs, demand is extremely limited; quotations
from Great Britain and the United States do not
the actual prices asked by dealers being still %
clayed and AZ for muscovado Buyers generally not
offer beyond and reals to which holders unwilling
to accede; meantime stocks accumulatng and decline
may be expected.
Stocks in both hands, 650 900 boxes clayed sugars 600
hhds Muscovadoes, 900 do. unpurged sugar. 5000 do
molasses.
FREIGHTs.Vesses continue to arrive freely, and ship
masters still obliged to accept low rates viz Br Chan
mel 81 lis. Cd TO- u S. S4K(d44 per hid sugar la
Ia per box do; 2AGI3 per ITO gallons molasses.
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37k 700 bbIs City Mills do at "a and 500 hills choice
DO on private terms Extra continues quiet 100 bbls
ONO at Io being the only sale reported Howard Street
is held at S5d550 and City Mills at SIS 25a5 So RIVE
Flour is dull at S3d325 Corn Meal is quiet at IS 2 for
Country So so for Baltimore ground and 50 Is for Rran
DIVINE.
GRAlN;-There was only moderate supply at market
to-day Wheat in limited request with offerings of
5000 bushels The higher grades of white were only in
CURED for and We note small lot of choice at l25 cts
low grades to fair quote at 100d105 cts and good to
prime at llOGll5 cts Common reds sold at 90G95 cts
and lot of choice Zimmerman at 10 There was only
fair inquiry for Corn but the market steady at
terdays rates. White sold at 81 "a &c fair to prime
yellow at GS(d70 cts and lot of choice do at III cts
weight The offerings of white 1000 bushels and of
yellow 5000 bushels 100 bushels Pennsylvania Rive was
offered and sold at II cts quote Maryland and Virgin
ia at 65 cts Oats continue dull with offerings of nearly
5000 bushels The sales were 500 bushels at 3237 ct
for fair to prime Maryland 81 cts for Virginia. and 81 cts
MoLASSES.-The is but little inquiry for any do
scripton though the market is steady We note a sale
to-day Of 20 hhds Cuba at 26 We continue To ouota
24d25 cts for Cuba clayed; 26G2S cts for do Musco
Porto Rico.
PRoyIsIoNs-There is a better feeling in the market
though no quotaole change has taken place The
from the West is looked upon as more favorable, and
holders somewhat frmer in their views We continue
to quote Bulk Meat nominay at 6d64 cts for Should.
ers, SdS4 cts for Sides and S4dS% cts for Hams OF
Bacon there sale of 62 casks Sides in two lots
made yesterday afternoon terms kept private Is casks
do to-day at 94 cts so hhds Shoulders at 717H cts
and SO hhds Sides 9d94 cts in lots We quote Hams
at l0d12 cts for plain to choice sugar cured Mess Pork
is held at $l75oGl775, Prime Mess at 1880 Prime at
ing in small lots only at SIG so and No do at S14 so
Lard is firm, with sales of $50 tierces Western at cts
City is held at 10A cts
RICE-sales to-day of so terces prime at 31 cts
SUGAR.-There some inquiry to day from reiners
but parties could not terms We reported
only 20 hhds New Orleans, at sea 1918 good prime
The market is steady for Cuba T. Island and Porto Rico
refining at S575d S625 Porto Rico and New Orleans fair
to good So 50dS675, prime and choice do S7ds 2 Gu
ba good to prime Sc 2d 1878 We to the following
list of prices of the Maryland Steam Sugar Refinery
MeSsrs. f. W Bruno Sons, Agents published this day
Messrs Egeron Dougherty, Woods Co.'S of the Balti
more Steam Sugar Refinery, substantially the same
PRICES TWENTY MORE PACKAGES
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MONMOUTH, Ill., May ga terrible tornado passed
Ellison about twelve miles south of this place last
night Every house blown down fifteen persons were
killed, and several others fatally injured The vii
age contained five hundred inhabitants the report
says that none escaped injury No particulars have been
received. The excitement in the vicinity is intense
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relative to defraying the expenses of the
nal business, received from the First Branch and
CURED in. r# ...s
resolution authorizing the City Commissioner
pair the roof and spoung of the old City Hall building
was received from the First Branch and concurred in
Resolutions making appropriations for the purchase of
hose for the Lexington Market and for repairing the keep
ers house at the Calvert street Spring. and authorizing the
Auditor to adudicate the claim of Randall H. Moae
severay received from the First Branch and concurred
in.
The revised ordinance relative to the appointment of
harbor masters received from the First Branch and
laid on the table.
Mr.. BIERBowER, from the Committee Markets, sub
mitted resolution authorizing the Clerk the LeXin
Market to adjust the claim of VIM Nicho to stall said
market. Laid on the table.
Mr. Herring called up the revised ordinance preserve
the health of the city, which further considered and
the Branch adjourned until this afternoon.
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NEW YORK, June Cotton is very dull, and quota
tons nominal Flour is firm, with sales of $500,
$375@3S5 for State and 70 for Southern Wheat
buoyant with sales of 35 600 bus, at 120131 for
Southern white, and 100G106 cts for Western Corn
is buoyan with sales of % 900 bus 700 cts for yell
low 72a73 cts for white and 6s7O cts for mixed Pork
Mess has advanced 10 cts per barrel with sales ST.
6Oa1765. Sugar steady, at 54a5K cts for Muscova-
do. Coffee is quiet at 10911 cts. TurpentineSprits
closed firm at 46Hd4s cts Rosin is steady at As cts
Rice quiet FreightsCotton to Liverpool 3l6 to 80
Flour Is; Grain 7AaSd
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
New YORK, June 2.-Beeves-sales of 900 head, at
decline of so to 70cts per hundred Sheepsaes of 900
head at decline of so to rs Swine-saes 500 head
fed at to so.
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o. VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

fF.s:f VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
Eiiil ON HOLLlNS STREET, at public sale-The sub
scribers will offer public sale the Exchange at
one O'Clock on HI S A Y, June Sd, the HOUSE
ana LOT No 81 olns street. lately occupied by Nelson
Poe Esq The Dwelling fronts 25 feet on the south side
Hons street and is three stories high with large
threest0ry Back Building and is built of the best ma
rial and furnished with Gas and Water Fixtures
The Lot IS l37 feet deep, running Boy street. thirty
feet street, which is built complete Stable and Car
rageouse. This property is Immediately opposite the
elegant city residence of Thomas Winans Esq of whose
open grounds it commands full view 1t is every
spec most desirable residence 1t is under rent at
5000 per annum, clear of all repairs.
Possession will be given on the first September.
Terms-One third cash, the balance in six and twelve
months, with interest.
GIBSON & CO,
eodts Auctionaars
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PROPERTY SALEs.-The following property was sold
yesterday at the Public Sales Room Exchange Reading
Rooms Building, No. 10 South Gay street:
By Messrs. Cannon & Mathews. lot of ground on
the South side of German street. the St Paul burial
ground fronting Is fee9 inches with depth of 100 feet
to 20 feet alley. Also lot adjoining the above with
front and depth, improved by threestory brick dwell
ing. Ground rent S1S75O. Purchased by d. 5. Liler,
for 81, 100
By Messrs Gibson Goa lot of ground at the north
east of North and Centre streets fronting 102
inches North street. and 102 feet inches Centre
street. Purchased by DR.. John Morris, for 81 900
SALES THE PREMISES.
By Messrs. +. W. Bennett Il Co.-A lot of ground and
Improvements the of Pratt and Emory streets
fronting is feet 9nches Pratt street. with depth
70 feet Emory street. to three feet alley Ground
rent S6094 payable half yearly. Purchased by Messrs
F. and X Wise, for 81 AS
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,o York.
BY TEL EGRAPH
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No % SourH STREET
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1858.
C0FFEE.-There has been quite active movement to
day and very light stock is left in first hands The
sales up 500 bags Rio follows 1900 bags
part of the Blue Wings the balance of the Cavalier and
the Dorchesters cargoes, on private TERMS the Red
Wings 200 bags also private terms; and 200
bags fair good do at Hd11 cts Laguayra quiet at
11d114 cts, and Java at 160)17 cts.
FLOUR-There continues to be fair inquiry at steady
rates The sales include $50 bbls Howard Street Super
at s437h; 200 bbls Ohio do part last evening, at "a
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Dublit Salfs.
BY GIBSON & co.
tIr o. TRUSTEES SATE-Rv vir,,,e Of

{T.A TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a
mill 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 THIS DAY
the sd June, 1858, at o'clock. 2. M
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the west side of Eutaw street. in the city oBamore and
described as follows: Beginning same on the west
side OF Euaw street at distance of eghtyve feet ten
and half inches norherly from the intersection of Eutaw
street and Marion street and running thence norherlv
bounding on the west side of Eutaw street. twelve feet
four and half inches thence westerly parallel with Ma
ron street. sixty two feet to alley three with
the use and privilege of said alley thence bounding on
SAID alley, southery, twelve feet four and hafinche
and thence eastery, by line parallel with Marion street
to the place beginning Being part lot of ground
which was subeased by Eliza Coae William Kessner
by deed dated the 18th day of Septemr 1S4S and
corded among the Land Records Baltimore city in ber
W b. No 40, folio ALI, &C. and the same lot that was
assigned by said William Rlessner to Harriet Inges by
deed dated 3d July 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid in lber A. W. B. No 463 folio % &c
subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars
HOUSE " 1'1-
TERMS OF SALE-one third of the purchase money.
cash. the balancen two equal nstaments three and
ont the credit payn to bear interest day
SALE and to be secured by the of the purchaser
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY,
Trustee,
GIBSON 4 CO.,
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