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per thousand There were some 200 900 received here
yesterday per steamer Baltimore from Havana Rasins
$275a3 for layer.
FLoUR.-The Flour market which last week was ac.
i've and buoyant has through the greater part of this
week peeh d and heavy and most varieties have fallen
on IN price 70 cts bb There has been very little
mand for Flour from any quarter until within the last
DAY or two and the sales of the week altogether
inquiry for Flour has increased and the feeling in the
market at the close somewhat better than it was in the
early part of the week The exports this week fol
lows; viz:
Bbls. BbIs
To St. Johns, y. FLEE To Barbadoes 100
Kingston, Ja....... 700
HOWARD STREET FLouR.-The transactions in Flour
this week have been mainly in this description The
salss include $50 bbls Super at S5S7& $50 bbls do
S5sl4 800 bbs do. at 1915, and 100 bbs Extra at
S625 per Dbl Super closes to-day steady at s575 and
we quote Extra at So 25d6.5O per Dbl.
OHIO FLoUR.-The only sale of Ohio Flour we have
at Sc per bb Extra held at the opening of the week
at So 2oG637I per Dbl. There has been nothing what
ever done in Super 1t held the opening at SO hut
Dbl " "' CIV ''''' pei
CITY MILLS FLoUR-There has been considerable in
qury through the week for City Mills Super but nothing
was done in it until yesterday when sale was made of
1000 bbls at $780, this figure being decline of % cts
per Dbl on the price asked for at the opening We note
also sales this week of 700 bbs Extra So so per bb
City Mills Super closes to-day steady standard
S6625 for fancy brands and quote Extra as ranging
from Sc 30 to 725 per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR-For Family Flour prices are unchanu.
ed and we continue to quote it at 1925 for the leading
brands of Baltimore s775 for Old Dominion and IS
per Dbl for Welchs
RYE FLOuR.-Rye Flour has been selling through the
week at I rs per bb and it closes steady this figure
CORN MEAL.-The only transaction in Corn Meal we
bbs Baltimore at So per bbl Baltimore Meal may be
quoted at S3S0d4, and Brandy wine do 81 per bbl
We note the export this week of ,26l bbls
The following the inspections Of Flour and Meal for
the week ending February 8 1883
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NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From our OVn Correspondent. ]
From WashinptOn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Mexican mail which
arrived here to-day, brings nothing of novel inter-
est. The dispatches show that the Liberals are
firmly maintaining their organization. In all pro-
liability the next steamer from Vera Cruz will
bring intelligence upon which the recognition of
the Juarez government will be determined prompt
ly by the United States. Secretary Cobb's letter
OF yesterday does not obviate the special message
which the President contemplates sending into
Congress; but which he does design to issue for
several days. The latter will relate to the failure
of Congress in general legislation, as we'll as in
respect to the Tariff.
From the Reporter of the Associated Press.
The Presidents recommendation to establish mil
ltary posts in Sonora and Chihuahua was this
morning acted on by the House Committee on Mill
tary Affairs, who decided against it.
The Committee on Ways and Means did nothing
at their meeting to-day on the subject of the Tariff
Its further action concerning it will be deferred
until after the caucus Saturday night.
The Senate's Committee on Territories have ex-
pressed themselves adverse to organizing terrific
rial government for Colona or Pixies Peak country
The House Select Committee to investigate the
alleged abuses in connection with the Navy De-
partment, have examined eighty or ninety witness
es, at the rate of ten day. and expect to complete
their labors towards the end of next week.
The Committee on Military Affairs, of the House,
have referred the Oregon and ashington war-debt
claims to the Auditor of the Treasury to compute
them on the same basis that the Government paid
for the supplies of the regulars during the Indian
hostties in 1855 and So and to report the amounts
to the next Congress. The expenses on the part of
Oregon have been stated at about S4,500,0O0 or
Sl,l2l for each days military service rendered
The gross amount of claims, as reported by the
same commission, is near ST, 500, 900.
Philip I. Colby has been appointed United States
Marshal for Kansas, ard Mr. Wilson McCandless
has been nominated by the President for the vacant
Judgeship in Pennsylvania; and Judge James w.
Black, of Nebraska, for Governor of that Terri
tory. The report that the nominations have been
confirmed is erroneous
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
hrouRh WILLIAM FISHER Soy. Stock and Bill Brnk

Market inactive. steady.
In New York to-day Virginia 6s advanced \; Missouri
do, u Reading and Rock Island Railroads y EACH
Cleveland and Toledo declined IL but all the other stocks
the list sold at yesterdays figures.
The New York bill market is quiet and steady There
being steamer Saturday remiters of mar
ket. Sterling is 1099l094; France 51S3G5.134.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
There is no feature in the money market. The
changing of loans continues and the movement for the
advance in rates spreading leading bank advanced
the rate OH Thursday to cent demand loans
call Other banks and bankers asking per
cent but the current rate is still not above per cent
favorte borrowers desirable coateras Paper less
plenty the enhanced rates many parcels being held
of market. The range for rstcass wellknown sigma
is 57 per cent with exceptional transactions
interest have brought in private capitalists lenders,
who take the place of the banks and money still abun
dant.
There is moderate demand for Treasury notes for Gus
tom House and investment purposes and all kinds ex-
cepng the per cents selling at b4 per cent dis
count The per cents held at par. The Government
loan pre- rather mer appearance but absorp
tion for investment is yet limited The movement in
it depends almost entirely upon what action Congress
takes in regard supplying the deficiencies of the rea
sury The parties interested in the Bullion Bank had
meeting Thursday night but did fully organise the
institution. The Bank Presidents had also meeting
consultation, but adjourned without any important
ton. The banks which, by their capitals admitted
this Association, the Bank of New York Manhattan
Merchants Mechanics, Union, Bank of America Phenix
City, Merchants Exchange National Bank State of New
YORK. American Exchange, commerce, Broadway, Ocean,
Mercantile, Bank of the Republic, North America, Hano
yer, Metropolitan, Market, hoe and Leather, Corn Ex
change, Continental Importers and Traders, Park.
The receipts of the City Railroad Brooklyn (Horse)
were, in January S32 529 against s26 ssO12 in the
same month of 1858.
The following rather late admission of what was so
6ercely disputed by New York occurred an editorial
article about the banks the panic and the currency pub
lished day two since in the New York Courier and
Enquirer: 'The only fault committed by the banks of
Boston and New York was that they did not suspend
simultaneously with those Of philadelphia and Baltmore
You may call this conduct heroic, yet it fruess'
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOX THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 4.
ASHES.-Ashes are lower and quote them at
SIS 62h for Pot, and 1915 per 100 lbs for Pearl
Ash is still quoted at d2A for so per cent and
Sal Soda at 2A cts. per ID.
ing from So to s4 per bbl and Dried do at 1926 per
bushel There apIT are but few ID Dried apples in market
$162kG1.75 and London Porter and Brown Stout in
pints at 81 62k Oils per dozen.
ALC0H0L.-There have been sales this week of some
800 bbls Western 95 per 5556 cts per
so. and 6O,G62 cts for 95 per cent.
BRIMSTONE We have reported this week sales of 60
tons crude Sicily Birthstone at $45 per ton.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at 33 cts.
per lb., but we have heard Of no sales.
BREAD-Bread is dull but steady at the previous rates.
viz cts. for Navy, Az cts. for Pilot and 5x per
BARLEY AND MALT.-There have been sales this
week of either Barley Malt and quote these
articles dull at 90[G95 cts. per bushe
BARK.-We not advised of any transactions this
week in Quercitron Bark but quote it steady 1923
for No. l. and $lSl920 per ton for No. 2.
for Coffee and the market for has exhibited considera
ble buoyancy The sales add about $500 bags and
they include 1900 bags Rio the cargo of the Sophia
bags common do. at 104111 cts $50 bags good do. at
u4G11H cts, 300 bags prime do at IL cts, 100 bags
Laguayra at 12 100 bags Porto Rico at 124 cts,
and 100 bags Java Coffee at Is cts Coffee closes to-day
firm at 1lX9l1h for fair Rio 912 cts for good
to prime do 29l2h cts. for Laguayra and Porto Rico,
and OILS cts for Java The stock of Coffee continues
with cargo of 500 bags this is the only
hands. The imports of Coffee this 100 bags
all Rio viz 1900 bags Sophia, and $500 bags per
Marion.
C0TTON.-The only demand is from spinners who are
purchasing merely sufficient for the supply of immediate
wants The sales of the week comprise about 45O bales
middng to good middng Upland at prices somewhat r
regular but generally within the Of quotations
At the close the market dull and somewhat weaker
but M we eann0e . yet 2Ho any change Stock on hanf
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Shipping Sntslltgente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Marcia Day. Chase, before reported below from Cal
lao, via Hampton Roads-guano to Barril x Muir Towed up
by ;,; feaRtTgs " Ils Hercules and and Aiax ,
Tighten this vessel before reported ashore Kent Island
SeaImtns Li9ness League from below-towed out bark
and arrived up of swan Point ''''A So
to + H. Belt r Experienced foggy weather and stormy
head wind; on b. the passage % p,o 90
mmdse to Samuel Pierce Reports above No Point ship
at az anchor below Thomas Point ship Gen Novel; from Cal
Ellis hence for New Orleans gong down. off Love Point
ship Roland hence for Bremen going down. in Annapolis
lSp WG e5m 9 and do as6o on & Kent Island
trying to back off
Saw nothing.
Ship Joseph Jones' Pendeton, Rotterdam Bros Boninger
bark fangier Hail. Guaya9pTMorrell i ~ Randall
Bark Genaivon, (Br) Morris, Liverpool, tow of steam
Bark Creole, Buck Rio Janeiro, Dec 18th
seF pooGaf GEARRNcEs ARS Es~ FoR Ssfnt fR9FY 30
er Gp sns Ne eN Yo d IN Inst inst
Rda sSEsy Hs pt YORK. 20 INST
ehr a%es aSmood ID "a 6a nst
Bark Unon Kendrck, hence Charleson 4th inst per
Point Thursday night last and raised and owed to
this pc port TO-DAY to-day by steamtug rigress
Schr iardscrabbe Gregory, for Richmond, sailed from
EASTERN PORTS.
yannah ship Continent Calcutta; barks Francis Secor, St
Marks n Nicke Rochelle, Young America and Star n
Essrnss 9eSss su %s jamsc ssirs s L2S@ !amgs !aHss
NafanZas; j. r. Le,ned Galveston n H Gould Malta; l.
Star Of the South saHannah ship Gqtenberg, Hamburg
vance, St Marks; schrs Arethnn, Layacc Amy Chase La
guayra; Virginia Charleston Jonas Smith, Wilmington f.
Benton, Petersburg.
NEW YORK, February Arr ship sultana New Or
leans barks Rebecca do Golden Rule, Aspnwall D. Jex
Honduras brig Princess Royal Malaga schs Queen of the
Wbnd Mos an D2ane NuX Cages CID ships
ie;i New Orleans bark Sarah Barbados bTgs ! G Arey
Chprchman, Buenos Ayres S. Thurson, Arroya J. Arey,
BOSTON, February Arr. ships Minstrel, Penang Dash
.eremie; Amy Mobile Wayery, New Orleans; brigs Ma
acms schr Clara do T. Davis i Cape ella IIaytien 1i Agate e
AUX Cayes, NJ. Y. Davis, Wilmington NC. February. q
man. New Orleans bars Ocean Bride Cienfuegos Aura,
New Orleans Sarah L. Bryant, Mobile brig W j. Treat st
ton, n. c.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, February 3-Arr. schr. Tram Smith, Fall
RICHMOND, February Arr schrs Greenland, Phila
dephia Lucy Ames, Rockand CID schr. o. IL Booth, New
WI WILMINGTON, February Arr. schr D. Williams, New
New \ Iork; Arcade, Porto Rico
toD anGiary A & schrs Geo Davis, Bos
ceona bgs Pompsyo o < T. Reed Ls Pnmas e M T.
schTs Dew Drop West Indies Spray, Providence Februa
Boston schrs Franklin Belle, New York Crd Ship Danau
R6Sas cHaRL LES EsToE , February lNoOnA bark Lyman
York CD. Manhasset, New York.
eW YG{ s cd bR bark Am K M eh reRRoG RS
TanGro Fdg February % A & &steamshps Montgomery and
MOBILE January 2SArr schr, Ephraim and Anna, Phil
adflp6a CID schrs Matr9n Havana Joseph Cranda
pool; schr. Emma Furbish, Providence.
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IMDHESTN

As officer Cadle of the Eastern district was pro
ceeding along Bethel street, Wilk, about six
o'clock yesterday morning, he discovered cigar
nation, was found to contain the body of white
male child, apparently but few hours old. Coro-
ner Sparklin was summoned and held an inquest
over the remains, the jury rendering a verdict of
known tn tha iurv
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Middling ...... 124G913 134(d134 124M13
Good Middling- Is (d134 13H(113x Is (Gl3x
Middling Fair. 134G13H 134G14 134(G1S1

COAL.-Ihere IS nothing doing here IN Cumberland
Coal but understand that contracts have recently been
made for considerable lots deliverable in
The cargo rates still follows viz 50 so for
fine; $360375 for of mine and S. 25 per ton
thracite Coal is selling from the yards from S4 so to
25 ton of 2240 lbs We note the this week
20 Cumberland Coal to Havana and of 200 tons
do to Guayaquil.
CANDLES-Candles quiet and the market for them
is heavy Adamanne range at from 10 % cts
for Eastern and Western and quote Solar Sperm at %
(gSo cts Sperm at 42G43 cts; and Patent wax at 53
cts lb Mould Candles range at from l2 to ID cts
for western and Eastern and they are selling in fancy
boxes for West India shipment at 154 l6A cts per lb
CoPPER-There has been no movement of consequence
this week in Copper but the market for it is firm at
the advance noted in last We quote Baltimore
fined Ingos at 2425 cts and Sheathng Copper 90
for Baltimore, and ~ cts tor English. We continue to
quote Yellow Metal Sheathng II American and
22K for English Yellow Metal Bolts at "a cts and
do Nails at 25 lb. We import this
of 14e 555 qunals Copper from the west coast of
South America.
FI5H.-Fish are decidedly dull. There retail
sales making but there is demand for large lots and
cargoes could not be sold at anything the quotations
Mackee are still selling from store at $40 for large No
SIS for No 2; $l6 50Gl7 for No. l. and quote Her.
rings as before at 81 .503 so for prime Hall
fax; $450G5 for Labrador and $3 504 per Dbl for Ale
wives lot of $50 bbls inferior Herrings
sold this week at 90 cts bbl Box Herring selling
at 5000 cts Dry Goldfish firm at So 7504 and we
quote dry Hake at 50 50d2.75 per 100 pounds
FEATHERS-We continue to quote Feathers at As cts
per h. good Southern and Western Live Geese We
are not however advised Of any sales this week.
FRUIT-A cargo Of Sicily Fruit, schr. "Ameri-
Gus offered to-day at auction, and sales made
of 400 boxes Oranges from 81 so 81 of $50
BIKES Lemons at S2225 per box There sales also
of 100 boxes Plums at 81 50d155 per box, 100 boxes
sheled Almonds at % cts, 80 bags soft sheled do at
cts 80 bags Walnuts at cts 80 bags Flberts at TX cts,
50 bhs Canary Seed at cts and cases Sicily Lquorce
Al7x per h. The shove sales comprised the entire
Of the Amsricus with the exception Of $50 boxes
Lemons. West India Oranges may be quoted at $lb@2o
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A M u S E M EN- rs.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-nig hit very at
tractive bill is presented the occasion of com
plimentary benefit which has been rendered to Mr..
w. A. Donaldson, by number of his friends and
admirers in the city. Three popular plays will be
performed, in each of which Mr.. Donaldson will
appear in the leading characters, assisted by very
excellent company. Mr.. D. is great favorite
with Baltimore playgoers, and there will doubtless
be large attendance.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENrE

Myer Foochs was arraigned before Justice Grif-
fin, Yesterday morning, on the charge of violating
an Act of Assembly, in reference to the sale Of
cattle without being weighed. He was fined $40
and costs.
A man named Hammond Sparrow was arrested
about eleven o'clock last night, at the Holiday
Street Theatre, by officer Edwards, on the charge
of stealing pair of Opera glasses valued at Si0,
Baltimore street. He was locked up for an exam
nation.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Feb. 4.-The overland mail from Cali
tornia, of the 10th ult, has arrived. Paul o.
Seals, on the 9th ult. producing great excite
ment and the military had to be called out to pro-
tect the prisoner.
Rumors prevailed at San Francisco that 300 pris-
oners IN the penitentiary had accidentally been
poisoned, in consequence of some chemical sub
stance being mixed in the -four.
The Probate Judge of Carson Valley has pub
lished card in which he declares his intention to
perform the duties of his office without fear or
favor. A collision is regarded as inevitable.
The sloop-of-war Vandalia had left for Guyamas
to relieve the st. Marys.
General kibbee still prosecuting the war
against the Indians in the North with great success
His troops had killed quite number, and taken
over two hundred nrisonars
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, FrRRUARY 4.


Bremerhayen, (Brem) Hken, Bremen-F L. Brauns & Co
Cerro Gordo Witham, Liverpoo!-Foard & Rogers.
Ghas Cooper, Short, for fre sht-Coleman Bailey.
Empress OF the Sea, Nv. Wilson & Sons
FALMOUTH, Berry, Liverpool-F L. Brauns 4 Co
Jas. GheSton, Bryan, lslay-James Cheston Il Son.
Joseph Tarratt, (Br) Hamm, Callao-Barril Muir.
Johannes, (hrem Won Trzen, Bremen-Schumacher Co
Kelvin, (Br.) Hatfield Caao-Bari 4 Muir
Leila, itaineS, ROtterdam-B. VI. Hodges. .Jr
NIacaulay, Rodgers. Callao-C. Morton Stewart
Mississippi, 4 lien, Rotterlam-B NJ Hodges, Jr
Star King, Baker, waiting, Coleman & Bailey
sebastian Cabot Watts, Callao-Barril & Muir
BARkS.
fencloI, Hons, Tongoy-AorrelI X Randall
l:apwlng, Kelly, Rio de janerO-fiugh Jenkins & Co
Marion, liugg, Jr Rio lie .Ianeiro-J. w Hugg
Seneca Fenhagen, River Ia Plata-N. Rogers & Co.
Sophia, Jones Rio de Janero.
Iangier, Hall, Guayaqul-Morrell & Randall
Weybosse Peeng, Aspnwall-Heslen i Rogers
deline p Fuker Partridge West Indies-Kelsey Il GRAY
chesapeake, (Br) Gwynn, Demarara-W. II. Perot
Hannah, Creighton, Cuba-Travers 4 Mitchell
Hobart, Hooper, Franklin, La-Kesey & Gray
Isaac N benson, Young, Charleston
Mary Morton, (BrJ Dawson, CORVALLIS, n S-master
K H. liaskins, Care, Pensacola--Jas Corner Sons.
SCHOONERS.
4Americus Walters, Palerno-.Jos Crosby & Son
Araminta Stevens, BOBBY lsland-W. T. Kendall
Chief Fountain, for freight-W Rhoads & Son.
Hope, Frank, Richmond-Travers l. Mitchell
Harriet Peters, Franklin la-Samuel Hurlbut
John IL lravers, Wilmington, n C.-TraverS & Mitchell
Justina lSandei, Peterson; Rchmond-P. Bandel
Samuel Francis, Brown, New Iork-Dunnock Weatferly
VIM A. Haml, Doritee, for fteght i'
StIIll {barn rh,,la Do,
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FIRES.

The alarm of fire at two o'clock yesterday morn
ing was caused by a light at some distance
from the city upon the Hartford road. Several of
the fire companies proceeded to the city limits,
but returned without being able to find the scene of
confederation
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SAILING OF OCEAN ST

The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every
Monday and Thursday at A. NJ Letters designed for It
should he marked Overland, via St Louis"
The Havana steamers leave New York the 2d 7h l2th
llh and 18th of each month, and Charleston c. on the
4th and 18th The New York 18th are
the only ones under strict with Government to sail
on their appointed days. - 1850
For NDIA &c-The Overland Mail to India closes in Lon
uon as follows: Ia Marsees, the I'd, 9Th 18th, and 18th
OF each month via Southampton, 18th and 10Th For
China via Maseies, 9Th and 25th via Southampton 4th
and 10th For Australia, via Marseles Suez on the
10Th via southampton and Suez 18th When the date Of
making up the indian and Australian mails at London falls
on Sunday, they made up tn evening previous
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POLITICAL &c

HARTFORD, Feb. 3.-There was quite a lively
time at the Democratic caucus this evening.
Douglas delegates were elected to the State Con-
vention by majority of five to one. Strong res
unanimously passed, and julius L. y Strong, "or one
OF the delegates, denounced the Administration
bitterly.
Gray's machine shops, in Bristol, were DESTROYED
by fire this morning. Loss $4,000.
The Exchange Hotel in this city, was also burnt
this morning. Most of the furniture was saved,
but the building was" entirely destroyed. In it
were shoe store and another store but the goods
IN them were mostly saved. The insurance is near
ly $500, which will nearly cover the loss
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

HAvANA-Str. Baltimore.
400 boxes sugar, Kirkland Chase Co IS tcs honey,
IL cases sweemeats, 22 600 oranges "a baskets oma
toes do okras do egg plant 70 bananas 1852 do
paintans 80 do yams ITO boxes cigars Friend Ricketts,
q Co; pkge do Won Kapff & Arens; 267 boxes do,
cases do, do. sweetmeats order
COAST OF CHILL AND PERU-4Ship James Cheston
249 hides, Fitzgerald Booth Co.. 264 do "a bales
wool, George G. Hobson, N Y 600 qtls Brazil wood,
James Cheston Son. 25 900 do copper ore d. Keener;
l,557 bales wool cases mdse., order.
ToNGoY-Bdrk Fenelon.
1M555 qts copper ore, H. McKim; 1888 hides, George
G. Hobson, n " 27 bales rags 100 $50 lbs. lime wood
N. T. Mann, Boston; 600 lbs wool, p Holkins, do.
Rio JANIIRo-Bark Marion.
3, 40 bags coffee, Oenchs & Lurmsn AL do, Dulop,
Moncure 4 Col 81 do, master; s73 do, order
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The whole number of steamers upon the Pacific
employed in ocean and river navigation, which
have been officially inspected by the Supervising
Inspector of the Fourth District, is A, comprising
an aggregate of 26, $50 tons.
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CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-Gazelle won the first race
to-day, and Congaree the second. The main four
mile race was won by Tar River.
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ST. LOUIS Feb. 4.-The Salt Lake Mail of the
18th ult. has arrived, having reached ST. Joseph's
six days ahead of the contract time. The Dis
trict Court had adjourned but the Legislature
was still in session Major Corpenning the contract
or for the Salt Lake and Pacerville Mail route ar
rived in seventeen days from Salt Lake. He ex-
poets to reach Washington City within nineteen
days from the Pacific
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

RoTTERDAM.-S20 hhds. tobacco boxes do, 10 sample
do, $50 hhds stems, "A bags bark, 90. 700 slaves
GUAYAQUIL.-l gas house and apparatus, bales dry
goods boxes do do drugs 200 tons coa Al ,651 ft.
lumber