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POLICE INTELLIGEYCE

Andrew Burns was arrested yesterday by officer
Lam6din, charged with violating an ordinance of
the city, in leaving his wagon standing upon the
street during the Sabbath day. He was fined So
and costs by Justice Griffin
John Mcdonald was fined 81 and costs by JUS
tlce Griffin, for using weights that unstamped.
Margaret alas Bum Fay arrested yesterday
by officer Richards, charged with assauting and
drawing knife upon Sarah Carroll. The affair
occurred in Potter street. Margaret was committed
to Jail by Justice McAllister.
A fight occurred last night in the vicinity of
Front and PlOwman streets, among some of the
denizens of that neighborhood, which resulted in
the arrest of John Quinn and James Dugan, by
nthcers Tucker and o. Love, who conveyed them
to the Middle district station house. The officers
did not see the fight, but on complaint of a man
and woman, to them unknown, he above parties
We're taken into custody. When the officers ar
rived at the station house with their prisoners,
their sccusers failed to appear and prefer charge
against them; they were, however, put back by
Captain Brashears on the charge of being drunk
and disorderly
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The COUNTERFEIT Corr CASE.-EI nest V. Traut-
man, the German, who was arrested last week, on
the charge OF passing counterfeit gold coin, pur-
porting to be one dollar pieces, had hearing yes
terday before United States Commissioner Hanan
Without concluding the testimony the case was
continued until ten o'clock this morning.
CoRRECTIoN.-We are requested to state with
reference to the affair at the Maryland Pententia-
ry, that Mr. Murdoch did notreport convict Brown,
nor had he anything to do with the matter, neither
did the assistant warden order him to be punished
for refusing to work, but for insoence to the Doc
tor and officers.
SURRENDERED .-BOney Hobbs, the man who shot
VIM. Slaysman last week, appeared at the Middle
district station house yesterday morning and placed
himself in the custody of Capt. Mitchell and Lieut.
Wright. Justice McAllister committed Hobbs to
JAIL on the charge of assaultng with intent to kill
Hobbs, who was shot at by Slaysman at the time of
the afray, was not injured.
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Schr Juno, Dan) Peterson, for Baltimore, sailed from
schr n. Godfrey, Ellis from North Falmouth for Bal
tigore, qEriyed W y Dat at New Bedford, 2lst inst
Schr b Metcaf Burton Tor Baltimore sal ed FIN Pro
,-sclT. wild Pigeon, Mkin, for Baltimore, saiei fr m
scr Filots Bride Baker, satmore, sailed from New
Scr Brothers Darcy, for Alexanlrr, cleared at York.
ed Hses Nrr Ffo Sfse ns from I" c.
% schr Sea Nymph Dawson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Ss6F Mary Helen, Hutchinson, from Alexandria arrived
sehr Myers, Rhoades for Richmond. sailed from Rock
ss9F HeS Asfsn1st 4sEander ns from Richmond
sc,r Yankee Doodle Eery for Alexandria sailed from
Scr o P Bins. Cook, Richmond arrived at Albany
20 h inst.
NEW xopr c.,sIs EASTERN + SI6 PORTS. ,. o..
City sgc Of TsSs
Kong Aniover and Centurion, New Orleans barks Mus
tang Iavacca; Trio Steed. Newcastle, T.; G. w Do gs
NEW YORK October 28|4rr Steamship Huntsville ss
aT atanzas Ella Bar Bermnda T. I turks
ap hrjT bKEsnPPfaE R%ng9r hctGbsr 81 cd .,o, s.
Georgia, @IJg S@ayapnah; @ ; brig Loango st; Jago
Keystone sate ss s5arp a%hp M
PHILADELPHIA, October 2s-Arr ship Shamrock, Iiy-
srpoo bark canaia Sagua brig oceon Isle, East Haor
BosTON, October 9n-Arr ship Nanset Liverpool -
CID bark Abagun BuenOs Ayres; fremont, Charleston;
Srfr. IeUDietOn tTaveStOn.
BOSTON, October 22.Arr bark Mary Anna, Havana
brig Snitire. Port an Prince; schr Gen Neaze, dord
sup Edward OBrien, New Orleans; bark Zephyr, Gibraltar
brig G. l.. RucSnam, Savannah.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, October 20-Arr. brig Andover Boston
Cfd schrs. Alert Iighton S. f. Wletts, Newburgh L.
T. PharO, New York; +. Amelia, Boston.
ALEXANDRA \, October 2,'d. schrS G.. Anderson,
hassee +. Chester Providence: Searsvle, Boston
RICHMOND, October 20-Arr Schrs. NJ. S. Partridge,
Rockland F. Elliott Providence; f. Cornelius, Albany
CID schr. K p. King, Philadelphia
RICHMOND, October 22-Arr. schrs Lucy r. Waring and
MARSHALL New Iork-Cld schrs ireland City, n. Yora;
:. r. Allen. Boston
NORFOLK. October o0-Arr. schr Elliott, Roston-Cld
brig Kineo. West Indies; schr Hardscrtb,le Boston
Oct. q Arr. schr c. Noyes Philadelphia.
:, ,CHAKi.ESFON, October 2O-Cpd. steamship Keystone
State, Philadelphia; barp Mn1ena, Boston
WILMINGTON, October 90 Arr. schr R. H. Daley Phil
adephia a-Crd brig W. H. Parks, Boston, schr F. Satter
SAyANN All, October I9.-Arr. steamship Locust Point
New York; brig g ". Barter, Philadelphia
NEW ORLEANS, October 2lArr (per tel ships Sulta-
ma, New York Milan, Bath: Schr Roseneath, Richmond
pool. ~
October 22-Arr ship Far West, New York
NEW ORLEANS, October l5.-Noon.-Crd. ships Rock
Light Lancaster and Ashland, Liverpool George, Bremen
brig Aquia, Genoa
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This is the last
week of the eminent tragedian, Mr.. Barry SulIi-
van. Tonight be appears for the second time in
the character of Hamlet, in Shakspeares tragedy
OF that name, supported by the whole strength Of
the stock company. The performances will con-
clude with the farce of the ArtfM Dodger
WASHINGTON HALL VARGErIEs-Mr Leutbecher.
lessee of Washington Hall. has gotten up for the
season pleasant entertainment to consist of dam
cling, singing and instrumental music Miss K ate
Ludlow, Mr. Vance and Mr.. Klein, the favorite te-
nor, will appear every evening.
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The Harpers Ferry Fugitive

CARLIsLE, Pa, Oct. IA lady calling herself
arrived here this morning. She SAYS that the
man under arrest is not Cook The prisoner
denies having been at Harper's Ferry. He will
have hearing tomorrow Parties are expected
tity him if he was among the insurrectionists
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LATEST, NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Especial Despatch. /

Ihe agricultural tatr Mt Frederick.
Frederick, Oct. 24.-There is every prospect of
the Agricultural Fair held here, being very success
full. All the stalls taken and the exhibition of
stock will be very fine. Persons are now engaged
increasing the accommodations on the ground
There are large number of strangers in the city
which will be greatly increased tomorrow by cti-
zens of the neighboring counties. The excitement
created by the insurrection at the Ferry has died
out and confidence is restored. There is no news
of Importance from Harper's Ferry
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American Shin Erred INTO

BosToN, Oct. 24.-Capt. Morton, of the ship Ar
lington, of Hallowe Me-, reports that while pass
ing the straits of Gibraltar, a thirty two pound
shot, fired by the Spanards at Tarifa passed entire
ly through the ship, striking just under the main
channel on the starboard side
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From Texas.

New ORLEANS, Oct. A.-Dates from Galveston to
the 10th inst, report the fever as unabated.
The Dallas Herald publishes a rumor that Major
Van Dorm had been attacked by the Indians on
Concha river, and had lost forty men killed. One
hundred Indians were killed in the fight
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NE;ssissIn,; Do,,.o.

the President of the Mississippi Central Railroad,
dated Holly Springs, Oct. Goth, says that but %
miles of the road are unfinished. They were laying
the track at both ends, and it will be completed
during the month of December.
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Disastrous Fire at LouisvilIe-Loss sioo 900

Disastrous Fire ut LOuisvilIe-Loss 500 600
LOUISVILLE, Oct. pa fire occurred last night
on on Main street: destroying the c!, of Messrs
Wilson Starbird, druggists, to tn amount of
$40, 600. Messrs. J. Watson & Co., saddlers, also
lost 5000, and the agricultural store of Messrs
dry goods store of j. Crabb & Co., $40, 600 Sew
eral other stores were damaged to smaller amounts
The losses are mostly insured, partly in eastern Of
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POLITICAL.

In the fifth Congressional district Of Massachu-
setts the Democrats are divided in their choice of
delegates to Charleston. The regular Convention
elected B. +. Hallett and Cornelius Dohcrty both
Douglas men, to Charleston. The custom-house
party elected John 7. Heard and j. G. Lovejoy
Administration
The Democratic convention of the 4th Con-
eressional district of Massachusetts, has chosen
James Riley and Isaac II. Wright, Supposed to be
in favor of Douglass as delegates to the Charleston
Convention.
Hon. John A. Cuthburt. one of the most prom
inent Democrats in Alabama, has written a let
ter to John Forsyth, of the Mobile Register in
which he avows himself for Douglas for Presi-
dent
The Importance of one vote, was illustrated at
the recent election in Ohio. The counties Of Jack
son and Vinton form representative district, and
the official vote shows that the Republican rand-
date has two majority in jackson county, while his
Democratic opponent has only one majority in
Vnton. thus securing the return Of the former by
majority of one.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
EOREICN

FUKEIGN.
HAvANA-Schr. Sdllie MedrS
so pipes rum % terces Honey 121 boxes sugar. bbs
ginger, bbs lemons, crates oranges, boxes cigars
Lambert Gttings $50 bales tobacco. Jacob Head & Co.
case cigars Schwartz & Dix do, C. Morton Stewart
do, P Tiernan Sons; do, Laurence Thomson CO.
boxes do, Morse Martin; pkgs do, q bales
bacco sundry persons; lot old iron Morrell Randall
C0ASTWISE.
SAvANNAH--Str. Locust Point.
46 hides, T. R. Matthews Son; 272 bales cotton Wm.
Kennedy 81 do 40 casks rice, order; 10 casks do B. &
0. R. r.; 100 do, John Williams & Son.
New YoRK-Stedmer Georges CreeE.
l easel hardware, Boninger Bros pkgs. wine VIM. T.
Walters & Co.. Is do C. H. Meyers & Bro; so pkgs.
brandy, Laurence Thomson Co; 500 pkgs mdse., B. &
O. r. R.; 800 do, sundry persons.
BosToN-Bdrk LdconiG.
100 bbls. rum VIM. 7. Walters 4 Co.; 25 bags pepper,
Small Strahan 100 do. Humrichouse Baudel; 90 bbs
fish, Curtis Post 1o3 do, 800 pockets coffee 400 pkgs
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Later from the Rio crondo

New ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-By the arrival of the
steamer Arizona, we have Brazos dates to the 2Oth
She brings S3S,O00 in specie. Cortinas was still
encamped in the vicinity of the Rio Grande The
Indians were Joining him.
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Volunteers for the Protection of Browns


New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Later advces from Tex
as have been received, from which we learn that
the Governor of that State had ordered the enrol
ment of volunteer force for the protection of the
city of Brownsville from further attacks of the ma
rauding Mexicans.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Mr. Greenwood, Commis-
sioner for Indian Affairs, has returned to this city
after six weeks absence, during which time he
made arrangements for treaties with the Sacs and
Foxes OF the Mississippi and with the Kaw Indians,
of Kansas. He also visited nearly all the Indian
tribes in Kansas and Nebraska. He expresses
qualification with the result of the numerous inter
views he held with them, and saws they are anxious
TO adopt the pursuits of civilized lfe they can no
longer depend upon the chase for subsistence.
The sloop-of-war Vincennes, having been absent
on the African coast for two years, has been or
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Destructive Fire at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-The magazine market
and four squares adjoining, were burned last night
The loss is about $50, 900.
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From SOUTH AMEaICA.-Thc accounts of the mis-
understanding between the Paraguayan Govern
ment and the British Consul at Asuncion, Mr.. Hen
derson, have been greatly exaggerated. The per
son seized by Lopez proves to be not British sub
ject, but one who has travelled about under the
protection of the Oriental Republic. A statement
Of the affair has been sent to Lord john Russell
who, it is thought, will acquit the Government of
Paraguay of all improperly or discourtesv. At a
public dinner in BuenOs Ayres, a rencontre recently
took place between a Mr.. Edward Hopkins and
Minister Yancey. Mr.. Yancey appealed to the
Government for redress, but received no satsfacto
ry response.
4 correspondent at Rio informs US of the latest
change in the Brazilian Cabinet; the former Ad-
ministration retiring upon questions Of Finance,
and leaving Senior Ferraz, and his friends sue
cessOrs. For the first time in his reign the Empcr-
or is about to visit Bahia. Pernambuco, and other
important points in the North The local officials
have been instructed to make no formal arrange
ments for his reception, and to be sparing of unne
cessary expenses.
There was some talk of line of Brazilian and
North American steamers; DR.. Rainey, well known
for his ardent advocacy of such enterprise, hav
ing arrived at Rio with authority from a wealthy
company of New York, to negotiate for the forma-
ton of the necessary corporation.
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BELOW.
4 schr from Nassau, n. p.

CLEARED
Steamship Patapsco, Ramsey, New Y York-Samuel T.
Pearce
Propeller H. Herbert, Dawes, Port Deposit, Nd, with
one barge-PhippS K Cnckey
Brig Angola, Hail. Boston-Dobbn & Wariieid.
Brig Peter c. Warwick, Lanflre Cap town, C. &. HJC
Yates l. Co.
Brig Moonlight, Small, Portland Me.-Kelsey 4 Gray.
Sclr Peerless, Patterson, West Indi-s-J Yat Co
Schr. Isaac Morse. Parsons. BOston-Kel,ey Gray.
Schr. Sarah ~ Sherman, Sherman, Providence-S Phil
lips & Co.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FORElGN.
CAPE TowN, c. G. H.-Brig Peter C. Warwick
1000 bbs flour, 394 tobacco, 204 boxes do. 20
bales do Is clocks II cases. containing 10 dozen
oysters 10 containing 20 dozen peaches
10 cases. containing 90 dozen cans apples 15 700 feet
lumber
WEST INDIEs-Schr Peerless
1880 bhs -four 25 bbs. pork % bbs lard 400 bushels
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SAILED.
Schr Fred Sheerer, Sheerer Galveston, in tow of
tug Edwin Forrest

SAILED.
schr Fred Sheerer sheerer Galveston, in tow of steam
tug Edwin Forrest.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Bark !Iadley. Kent, Boston, sd inst.
Bark Union, Fuller, Boston, 23d inst.
Bril- Bril- WaTfdRs s Jons 30 81 inst
Sch imira r Emerson, Providrncs, 10Th inst. W.T.
Schr Ike Marvel, Eldr dge, New London, 2Oth inst
se FeePrE Ne~ YF lth ga nst int'
sehr sr Mh5o hi TT5nSc Jones. NPoE s as h inst
Schr 0c,an, Aaron, Norfolk 2lst inst
cLEARANcEs FOR BALTIMORE.
Dos Thtnsy a0wes BosSn % 22na Inst
Bark sarE Nashua S III Lewis, VS., b9stSn este, 2 2lst inst
Schr. Indei ende,c", Hail. Newbern. N. c.. 2ath inst.
Schr- Sch, Mist Mist, piss,osway New & York az ed M inst
eo2ne Gs4SR 4EsgS Ssw hf!t ia n''
Schr. Maria L. Dayis, Halett, Savannah, 10Th inst
MEMORANDA
Steamer Henry L. Gaw Her, for Baltimore, cleared at Phil
ship R. G Winthrop, Norve, Liverpool, was loading
Ship Flora Mcdonald, Fuller from Rotterdam for New
York was off Dungeness, Sd inst
Ship MarlbOrough Grimes, for Baltimore sailed from
Ship Ausaste, Echs, from Baltimore arrived at Bremen
Bark VIM II. Newman Gavet for Rio de Janeiro, sailed
Bark Gen Stricken Mcdonald, for Rio Janero passed
Brig ~ H. Den on Watts from Baltimore arrived at Per
nambuco, Aug. 3lst and remained Sept l4th.
Brig Evelina Rutter, Fowler from Marsees, arrived al
Malaga, 2ith ult and remained 29th.
Brig Comet, Hill for Baltimore, 18th inst, Bermu
da, llth
Liverpool, Oct 4-Bark Merck (Iam) MoIer, from Bal
tmore for Rio Janero spoken Sept 2Oth lat 81 NJ by
the iangdae arrived here reported having encountered
hurricane Sept r. in lat 81 NJ Ion 5S w, and los
sails and the whole of side bulwaTks.
The Brig Frances jane Of Baltimore This vessel sailed
in the expected some fears were fell for her safety w
learn from T. St Johns 'Ei Murcuo. that she reached
that port Sept 81 She detained by contrary winds
and the captain did not wish to ent other poTt Of h
island the and also to be able
advantage any favorable winds he might meet with The
of her time spnt between the Island Vicques
Sluta Ciuz and she three days in front Of Arroya
Schr Mississippi, Could, from Buenvs for Baltimore,
manned at Pernambuco. 18th uit repairing lAnother
count says the II is bound to Boston
Schr. Lacon, Bearse, for Batmore'saed from Hyannis
18th inst
schr Alabama Bonner Matanzas cleared at Whining
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Fire at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. PA fire here last night
consumed nearly five squares Loss estimated at
from $500, 900 to $5OO0O0. .Elt
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BOARD OF TRADE.
o'"B'tte Of Arbitration for the month Of September
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. L0NEY,
THOS. w. ATKINSON. | GEO. S. BROWNE.
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CLERGYMAN ELoPNG WITH HIS FRGEvD's D DAcQH-
TER.-A correspondent of the Bangor Union states
quence of the absconding on Thursday last. from
tnat place, of Rev. William S. Cilley, taking with
him the daughter of Rev. j. F. Wet6erell, a lovely
and interesting girl, about thirteen years of age.
Mr.. Wetherell has been in pursuit, but has not
been able to get any trace of them beyond Augusta
which place they left Friday. We understand
that Cilley came by the lower route to Yarmouth,
then took the Grand Trunk road, and met the girl
at Danville Junction. He there made application
to the conductor for ticket to st. Louis-Pors-
land Arqus Oct 2lst.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN SEW YoHA
RY TELEGRAPH.

The return from the Bank of Engl for the end
ing the th of October gives the following results when
compared with the previous week
Public deposits. IS ,52s 0SS. Decresse.. f74051
Other deposits Is I'll ABS Increase. 175033
On the other side of the account
Govm't securities IL 2l9 e69. Decrease. 40
Other securities 792 $50. Increase.... 357 SAG
Notes unemployed. SSS $50 Decrease. $50
the amount Of notes in circulation is f2 liz 400 being
departments is l7 200 shaving an increase of fs2
III when compared with the preceding return.
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A MORMON REFoRM.-We see it stated in the Gin
cinnat Commercial that about FIVE hundred Latter
Day Saints, from five of the Western States held a
conference lately in Illinois, and decided upon send
ing out elders to show the MormOns in Utah how
they have fallen away from the pure faith first de-
ivered to their church. They are to start month
ly periodical called the True Latter Day Saints
and Anti-Polygamists' Organ. They do not be-
lieve in permitting man to be ''sealed" to more
than one wife at time.
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Ex-Governor Robert p. Dunlap, OF Maine, died
at his residence in Brunswick on Thursday last
In 1888 he was elected Governor of the State, and
by annual reelection continued in the office four
years. In ls43 be was elected Representative in
Congress, in which capacity he served four years
In I84s-'9 he was appointed collector of Portland
and he held the Office of postmaster of Brunswick
from 1853 to 1857. He has been for many wears
President of the Board of Overseers of Bowdoin
College. He was nearly seventy years of age.
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SbippINg ANtfl!l0eMre
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October "a.

ARRIVE
Steamer Locust Point French So hours from Savannah
mdse to Saml T. Pearce. Reports below Sbap's Island
bark-beating up.
Steamer Beyidere, Keene, from Rchmond-toJ J. Brandt
% Reports of Point Lookout ship, and on Cove Point,
a bark, both at anchor. and supposed hound up
Steamer Parkersburg, Powell, f. ON New York-mdse.
Sam T. Pearce Reports of ShVrps Island bark Willard
from Cardiff and another unknown, both bound up The
sails this Tuesay) afternoon O'Clock Charles
ton.
Steamer Kent Kirwan, from Choptan River Reports of
Sharps Island two barks bound up
Schr. II. " Morse, Phillips, from Tauntain-mdse. s.
Phillips ( Co
Schr Lacon BearSe, from Boston-mdse Heslen Ro-
gers.
Schr Elizabeth Iatchum, from Newbern, n. C.-naval
stores to j. Corner Il Sons
COME UP.
Schr Sa!lie MPars, Richardson from Hayanato Rhoads
Son. sugar end to L. Cuttings and othets Before
reported at quarantine Towed up by the teamtug Fairy
Queen.
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TlMO. G. ALLYN, Secretary
=; Y. LYMAN Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company, established nearly
FIFTY fgARScontnues to Insure against Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses Stores, Mercha-
us Mills Manufactures, and other kinds Of property
on its usual satisfactory terms
Farticular attention given to usuring Farm Property,
Consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Out-Budings connected
and Furniture, Live Stock, Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils
&C, &C. contained in the same, fora OF three five
years At Low rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may he made the under
Se NE dy authorised gent for Baltimore vicinity
Losses e1uitably djnsted this Agency paid
Iaely. upon satisfactory proofs in funds IN the
cities o NeD FORK BOSTON, the assured may prefer
GEO. B. COALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity.
Baltimore, February his
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BALTIMORE MARKET

MONDAY October "a
COFFEE Coffee is still very euiet and the only sale
we have heard Of to-day is OF 100 bags Rio at 11&
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Mr ROllin Germain on Steam Navigation
BUFFALO, Oct. PA letter is published in this
mornings papers, signed by Hon. Millard Fill
more, Hon. S. G. Havens and number of infuen-
tal citizens, addressed to Mr.. Roin Germain, re-
questing him to make public explanation of his
principles of construction for steam navigation
He proposes to establish, amongst Others the fol-
lowing propositions THAT steamers NAV be con-
structed to run hundred miles an hour, and so
strong that the greatest oceanic forces would not
endanger their safety; that the economy of their
movements would be such as to reduce the cost of
transportation to less than one-ifth of the present
rates. that when loaded with large freight and
passengers, and fuel enough for a voyage around
the world, would not draw over % feet; that as
war ship, one would be an overmatch to all exist
ing navies Mr. Germain male the subject his
study for l3 years and now ma kes it public for the
hrst time. Eminent engineers of the United States
pronounce the plan practicable and destined to
work complete revolution in steam navigation
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Hampton, Va, Oct. 2Oh, 1859.
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COLU MBTAN (MARTNE] INSURANCE

COLU MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMPA
Ne W o RK.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP $500 900
ASSE NOVEMBER 3jCH, lS52...........sl, ,O6 $40 SO
THOS. LORD, President
B. &. MORRIS, Vice President
SAMUE Ell H. MOORE Secretary.
The undersigned respectfully socs application for nsu
rance in this dss:Y-, lie Office.
SOL. b. DAVIES, Agent
DAVIE " WAKEFIELD,
Gtll-tfr l6 Spears wharf.
ETNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL l,3100DG.
aEGCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE. CO
NEW YORK,
CAPITAL *95G,NE.
EQUITABLE SAFETY INSURANCE co,
BOSTON,
CAPITAL S9iaHD
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE IN RANCE co,
RICHMOND.
CAPITAL s200,Ol0.
Merchants ~" Baltimore wishing to effect MARINE IN
LAND INSURANCE with the above Companies, viii
please arrly 10
WILLIAM SPEAR,
M Sarn ,lptraat