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SARRAfARIAN PEEnpu

An adjourned meeting of the friends of reform
in the observance of the Sabbath in our city, was
held last night in the Central Presbyterian church.
corner of Saratoga and Liberty streets-G. S.
Griffith in the chair, and VIM. II. Coulson, Secre
tary. The meeting tolerably well attended,
the majority of those present being ladies.
The business of the evening was commenced with
prayer by the Rev. DR.. Hammer, after which the
Secretary read the minutes of the last meeting.
On motion, the committee appointed at the last
meeting to nominate officers, through their chair
man, X. >. Mathews, Esq, reported the following
list of nominations, viz:
Presdent-Samuel 0wings Hoffman.
Vice Presidents. Summerheld Berry, Francis
T. King, DR.. William G. Knowles.
Board of Managers-Goldsboroug S. Griffith
Alex NJ. Carter, A. Fuller Crane, DR.. Philip C.
Williams, William Bridges, Charles j. Baker, John
l.. Weeks, Thomas Symington, Thomas Armstrong,
DR.. Henry +. Zolcoffer, Joseph Cushing, J. Har-
man Brown, Samuel Iindes, Charles NJ Ridgely
DR.. William NJ Kemp, John W. Randolph. VIM.
L. Carey, j. Dean Smith, William l.. Gill, William
III. Prescott.
Recording Secretary-Dr. Edward G. Waters.
Corresponding Secretary-R. Stockett Mathews
Treasurer-William III. Graham. w.
On motion the nominations were unanimously
confirmed. ... .....,.. ...
call was then made on the President elect to
take the Chair, but neither he nor the first and
second Vice Presidents being on hand DR. William
G. Knowles third Vice President, took the Chair.
DR.. X. stated that his election was unexpected;
that he had determined to take no active part in
the movement, but had been urged by his friends to
take prominent part, and could not do otherwise
than accede to their wishes. as d. ..4 .. tt
On motion the Chair was authorized to appoint a
Committee of three to inform the officers of the
Association of their election. ,
On motion of Mr.. Griffith the constitution, pream
BILE and resolutions adopted at the last meeting, were
read for the information of those who were not
present at that occasion. 4sqtfq ,.g
Mr.. Cross arose and said that if no objection wa
made he would make speech, stI
The President stated that the meeting W as called
for the purpose of receiving and acting upon th
nominations of the Committee, and for the organ
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The Neapotan Ministry has been modified.
An official declaration of neutrality has been
made, and a levy of two thousand five hundred men
for the navy has been ordered. ''''
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PRESS on THE BATTLE OF
... MAGENTA.
The Daily Netos remarks that all cavil respecting
the battle of Magenta is senced by the fact that
the Austrian army retreated from the field and that
the capital of Lombardy is in the hands of the Al
lieS, which indicates the clear and marked progress
of the Allied army. They now in Milan-Pa-
via is evacuated. Gen. Urban's corps is dispersed
and Garbaldi is everywhere successful and the
main body of the Austrian army is falling back.
The Advertiser accuses the French dispatches of
misrepresentation, because they do not tally with
the Austrian bulletins.
The Times devotes leader to the French position
in Italy, and though it does not regard Napoleon
there as having covered himself with glory, SAYS
that hitherto he has made good his advance and
worked out steady success.
VIENNA, June S.-The official Austrian cores
pondence contains the following:
''After our troops had, according to orders evac-
uated Milan on Sunday, the public functionaries
also relinquished their charge DIVIDING for the
security of the town which was transferred to the
Municipality.
The Imperial Austrian functonares have with
drawn to Verona, but it is probable they may re-
sumo their posts and functions at Mantua.
The Times Paris correspondent says two most
influential persons ad agreed on proposing an ar
rangement after the first great BATTLE and if neces-
sary insisting upon its adoption by the belligerents
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM THE METE-
ORIl PuENNMENNN NEAD ASIlr LL,A


The Oswego Palladium of the 18th instant con-
tains further particulars in regard the falling of
the immense meteoric body in Boy lesion, near that
city. The dimensions of the body have been mate
rally curtailed, but the phenomenon is still most
interesting one. The PaHadimn gives the follow
ing additional statement made by Mr. James Had
ley, near whose house it fell: T.. ..... ...
"The atmosphere had been very oppressive dur
ing Tuesday, and especially in the eyening-some
thing similar have once experienced before tor
nado which witnessed in the West Indies in 1886
at once started in the direction of the explosion,
but unable to find the spot, and returned. The
spot where the body fell is about mile from my
house." -..s.. ...-
ia correspondent of the PoHadian adds: -
''This is the substance of the observations of all
who were near the spot. Many were awakened by
the shock at distance of five miles, and until the
truth was ascertained, thought earthquake had
" The arolite seemed to have been formed of a
nucleus of crystazed substance, of semi-vitre-
GUS character, but harder than quartz, and unlike
anything with which we are acquainted. This was
surrounded by crust of about three feet in thick
ness, which was probably the same substance oxid-
lied, or changed by combustion. The crust broke
off in fragments, and lays about the spot, but the
| nucleus penetrates the earth to the distance of
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INOTEST,S

Between five and six o'clock yesterday morning
German, 73 years old, named John Ludwick, acci-
dentaly fell from the roof of the back building of
his boarding house, No 355 South Charles street,
between Cross and Hamburg streets and was
killed. 1t appears that the deceased Vas engaged
in putting some clothes out to dry upon the roof,
which was moist and slippery with dew. In falling
his head struck against fence which changed the
direction of his descent, and threw his body into
the adjoining yard. deep cash was inflicted on
his head, and the frontal bone was crushed in. His
neck was also broken, causing almost instantaneous
death. DR.. Battee coroner, was summoned to
hold an inquest the remains and the jury rem
dered verdict of accidental death. The deceased
was laborer by occupation, and was a sober, in
dustrinus man
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POLICE INTELLJGENTE

On Monday night named Henry Bower
behaving in disorderly manner on West
street, between Charles and Light, when policemen
resisted, and when Morton laid hands on him to taxi
him to the station house, he drew dirk knife from
his breast and aimed blow at the officer. The
blade of the knife penetrated Morton's clothing
but inflicted no wound. Justice Showacre, before
whom the prisoner taken, committed him for
Court to answer the charge of assauting an officer
in the discharge of his duty with intent to kill.
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From Pixies Peak Gold Mines

LEAvENwORrH, June 2l.-The express eight
days from Denver city, has arrived with a large
mail and five hundred dollars in gold dust. The
are fully confirmed. 49, -.
Horace Greeley had arrived out, and visited Gre
gory's diggings. He had signed public communi-
cation endorsing the richness of the claims. Thou
sands were pouring into the placers '
Thirteen companies given in Mr.. Greeleys pub
lshed letter shows their highest days yield to be
five hundred and ten dollars. A company from
South Bend, Indiana, has taken out three thousand
penny weights with a sluice in three weeks
The returned emigrants were departing daily
from Leavenworth bound to 90 through at all baz-
ards. and the excitement had hecnma intense
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New Orleans .........". .......,7Hd. o.. - 6l316d
MOBILES ....s.. ............... 611-16d.
uplanu...- ...-.- ........7 Bd. -.r- q-I6d.
Stock port 900 bales including $50 600 bales Of
American Cotton .. ...f H. :.
STATE OF TRADEThe advices from Manchester are IA
yorabe the market closing quiet but steady and rather
firIhtr t. -- - .. .' .'t41',a i .0-..IG
Breadstufs.-R Richardson Spence & Co auote-Flour
Co say Flour has declined Cd in the week Wheat is yery
dull att decline of to 3D. since Tuesday Corn has de-
Ginning tendency and ali qualities considerably de
clned the latter firm say Cd to Sd. in the week Mixed
Corn 6s. Sd. .Gl6s Cd
is heavy and quotations are nominal
Fork also closed dull decline of IS Cd. Bacon closed
dull. Lard dull at Cos. Tallow firm. . TEL. ...
Produce.-Pot and Pearl Ashes closed dull; new Pot
offered at S0s old Pearls sos. Cd a3ls Sugar closed
buoyant at an advance Of Is. Coffee is firm aud Rice is
steady. Rosin is dull As 4s Id Spirits Turpentine
Is heavy and all qualities have Slightly declined
LONDON MARKETS s-Breads stufTs are dull Iron is
dull both bars and rails Sugar generally closed buoy
ant, and all qualities have slightly advanced Tea
hrmer but all qualities have slightly declned-sales at
As. lofee generally closed huoyant In some cases
prices have advanced Is. Prices are quiet
MONEY AND S1oCKs.-American securities are in good
demand with an advancing tendency Consols 934(d9I
bullion at the Bank of England has increased Sl9S OGO
HAvRE MARKET-Cotton.-New Orleans tres orli-
marie l06f Bas 101 All qualities have slightly ad-
the week. Stock in port 100 900 bales
LATEST COMMERCIAL. '" -.'r
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.-Breadstufs close dull Proyi
Sions also. ...
LONDON, Saturday afternoon n-ConsoIs for money
DOCKS shut; for account e2S (d924 ex dividend
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The Washington Star, however, Of to-day says
The awards of the Government oan the bids for which
were opened yesterday at the Treasury Department
hardly be declared until to morrow, time being
qured in arranging the papers to be prepared in
ton with them We may, however, state that all the
bids under per centum accepted in ullfor ag
gregate of that the balance of the S. O00
OOo will be divided out among the bidders per
pro rata, according to the each bid for which
will accord to each small fraction fifth part of the
amount each CT them bid for
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BOARD OF TRADE. ..
Committee of Arbitration for the month Of June.
CHAS. A. GAMBRILL, .f....
". II. PER0T W. j. ALBERT, -
ISAAC DE FORD, II. S, TAYLOR.
Tlonetarp amo Gomntrtial Rebisb,.

..s. ..- BALTIMORE June 81 1859.
There has been little movement to day in Rail
shares but in other Stocks there has been very
tie done. Railroad shares firm as on yester
day. and Baltimore and Ohio dropped off and North
Central u to of dollar per share OF Northern
Central Railway there 500 shares sold at the Board
all at Sl9h time, and the market for it closed Sl94
bid Sl9a asked regular way. There nothing done
in Baltimore and Ohio at the Board but after the session
there $50 shares sold so at S52H regular way and
200 at S52A buyer 10 days This stock closed at the
Board at s524 bid s52x asked regular There has
been nothing done to-day in State City 6s and the
ly sale of Railroad bonds Of $500 Northern
Central 1855 at 7O1 City 6's closed yesterday
99A bid for 1S75s dividend on, and 99H bid 100 asked
for 1905 dividend. Northern Central Railway 1885
bonds closed at 701 bid, 7Oh asked and Baltimore and
Ohio 1S75 left off at Sc bid and do 1855 at 81 bid 81
asked For Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds
90 bid, and s2A asked. Bank stocks quiet but
firm. The only sale reported to-day is off shares
Howard Bank at S9S. . -....
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, June 2l 1859
$500N c. RR bls. 's5. .70 POO shs n c. RR. boo l9l
shs. Howard Bank. 90 100 g biz l9k
100 shs. NC RR, b26. .195 80 shs b. 40. r. .52ls
100 /" &" staDaf. 30. 1915 aN - 50 bio .523
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pRDpERTY .S1TE1

Col. S. H. Cover sold yesterday at the Exchange
sales rooms lot of ground on West Baltimore
street, Poppleton street, with front on Bal
timore street of 1917 feet and depth of 95 feet,
improved by a two-story brick dwelling, and sub
ject to a ground-rent of S42 per annum Purch ased
by Col hns Iloyd for $50
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ZIP EN

The alarm of fire at quarter to ii O'Clock last
night caused by the burning of the shoe store
of Clement Siegert, corner of Pratt street and
Cypress alley The stock of goods was materially
damaged as was the second story of the building
where the fire originated
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Passports are now issued
at the rate of thirty day. 1t may not be gener-
ally known that the Secretary of State is alone
authorized to grant and issue passports and cause
passports TO be granted issued and verified in for
eign countries by such American diplomatic or con-
suar officers and under such rules as the President
shall designate and prescribe and in all cases to
citizens of the United States only. The issuing of
passports without authority is penal offence.
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PRENTICE says that if Mr., Buchanan resolves to
Gle will bring the same kind of recommendation
that a SON of Erin once did. Paddy, do you know
how 10 drive Z? said traveller to the 'Pheton' of a
aunting car. Sure do; wasn't it | that upset
your honor in ditch two years agoP"
If all the worlds stage, and men and women
merely players, where is the audience and orches-
ira To come from
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PRICE TWO CENTS

twenty feet, and at the time we write is set upon
by an excited crowd, who are chopping away un-
der the impression that it consists of precious ma
teral of some sort"
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TUANO! GUANUII
" PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN:

VI PERUVIAN, CA TIFORNIAN AND MEXICAN
1ll0 TONS Mol PERUVIAN GUAN0, of direct i'm
Multiplication from Peru, and landing from ships
Just arrived
11OO TONS ELIDE ISLAND California; GUAN0, re-
lOOceved direct into this market by ship JOs Jones"
Ih celebrated Guano contains III per cent Of Ammonia
order -''' -
~ Purchasers cautioned observe that the cargo is
e only direct importation Of this Guano Baltimore this
eaon GG and Tmx every bag is STAMPED with name
G(Nl IoNS "A A. BROWN MEXICAN GUANO, con
OVtaining 6a per cent Phosphateof Lime, just
ceived per brig Humboldt very dry I'D fine
ALSO,
NEVASSA and COLOMBIAN GVANO ond Ne Rerq,s
genuine Super Phosphate. ~ 80
For sale in quantities at as low prces as can be oh
tanned in this market p II ii S6M & 70 'e ~
.,,.r - Grain and Guano Warehouse, ..'
mnl4-ur Wood street, Bowlys wharf, Bait
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.. Arrival of the Ocean Queen.
NEW oRK, June 2l.-The steamer Ocean Queen
with Liverpool dates to the Sth inst. arrived this
evening. Her advices are anticipated
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Pennsylvania Whiskey in new packages is Offering
cts. without finding buyers ... .t.-.
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M cKlM & co.

lyl BANKERS
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Issue
Letters OF credit available in the United States and Europe
for travelling and mercantile purposes $3.50 'p'
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper Make Collections
in all parts Of the United States and Canada upon reasonable
terms Make advances Stocks and other Collaprals
Purchase and sell Stocks and Bonds of this and other mar
Receive deposits and transact Banking Business gen
orally. I.. ie4-tfr
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gasurante Companies.
ARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTEDRn CDNN
DIRECTORS.
Fl. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY,
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN,
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN 2 BRACE,
CHARLES BOSWELL, CHARLES j. RUSS
HENRY KENEY,
Fl HUNTINGTON. President.

II. HUNTINGTON, President.
. WIN. n. BOWERS, Actuary.
TIM0. c. ALLYN, Secretary.
Z. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY to Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire on Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses, Stores Merchan
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds Of property,
on its usual satisfactory
Particular attention given to insuring Farm Property,
consisting of Dwellings, Barns and Buildings connected,
and Furniture, Live Stock Hay, GRAIN Farming Utensils,
&c, &c, contained in the same, fora of three five
years at Low of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duty authorised Ageat for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equtaby adjusted at this Agency and paid imme
datey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current an the
cities J Nelo York BOSion the assured may prefer
GEO b. COALE, Agent for
-. Maryland and its vicinity.
E.IS-t tfr
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Ia Ii MF.
Wood burnt Lime Of the best quality, for building pur
poses furnished builders and Others very low The
ersigned only dealer in the city who manaeues is
own Lime and having unequaed facilities for the business,
il enabled to furnish Lime lower than it can be had for else
where and all Lime sold by him to be wood burnt
WM. ROBINSON,
Hnllngsworth street,
.ar pratts NrhaY
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CoLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE

COL MBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
CO MPANY.
We W Y o Il K.
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP P.....................s5O .s5OOON
ASSE S NOVEMBER 3OTI 1855. ,Ol6s4Sa SO
THOS. LORD, President
B. G. NORRIS, Vice President.
SAMUEL, II. MOORE, Secretary
The undersigned respectfully ocits application Insu
rance in this desirable Office.
SOL. B. DAVIES, Agent.
DAVIES 4 WAKEFIELD,
felltfr l6 Spears wharf
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An offer, says the Zeitung has been made of the
throne of Hungary to the Russian Grand Duke
Constantine
The Court of Vienna has gone into mourning for
sixteen days account of the death of the King of
Naples. .Hi
The submarine electric cable between the island
of Gothland and the Swedish coast was success full
y laid down on the l7th ult. .s .j5I..
The Roman government has issued decree pro-
hibiting the expectation of corn. This measure
will operate most prejudicaly against the allies in
Piedmont! --f 's
In Bombay there seems to be "Zoroastrian The
atrical Club" The ''eminent performers'' who
compose it advertise performance of Shakespeare,
''fwo Gentlemen of Verona in the Goozerattee
language, with Italian dress.
1t is remarkable, says letter from Berlin, of the
Zoth that the commercial crisis of 1857 has scarce
ly had any influence the receipts of the Zoolve
rem. They have gone on steadily increasing sine,
1904 and they attained in 1858 an amount higher
than they had ever done before.
The Bombay Gazette says that a change has beer
made in the mode of impannelling the petty jury il
the Bombay, Supreme Court. Instead Of Euro
peans, Portuguese, Parsees, Hindoos, and Mahom
medans being kept distinct from each other in the
box heretofore, they to be seated indiscrlmi
nately.
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LIVERPOOL, June 11.-Cotton is ower-saes Of the
week 3S bales including 1000 bales spectators and
$500 bales for export Midding and lower qualities have
declined most-say 116d. Lower qua ties are difficult
70 sell at de- cline Of I'd. Sales day Of sailing estma
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epA.eI ...a.4., Lombard
GCFT PRICED TOBACCO. 80 : - =
~ We have Just from Prince George county Va
been shipped to this market For sale by 'T
"a WARWICK, FRICKs & BALL,
lel4-L GO South street
Q10f CULLINGS AND SCANTLING. Q.70
10 ~ A LARGE LOT OF oY8sD lO
CULLINGS and SCANTLING that have been usedsfor sale
At 80 per ~ cash Also, Batten Doors, uhdreed, and
T.onsha to feed cattle. for sale cheap for cash =
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DAuO.
Of late there has been serious objection this article,
owing to lMPERFECTlON IN BOTH PAPER AND MAN
UFACTURE. These objections ENTIRELY over
come by the introduction of the
NEW MACHINE MADE PATENT LIP BAG,
being made of the best Manila Paper, and perfect ALL
respects, (sizes from i to % lbS)
GroceS, COntectioners. Druggists and all
PAPER BAG,
are respectfully invited to call and examine
j. A. DUSHANE
Soil Acr
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A ssI0lEEs sALx-sUPsRIOR CUSTOM MADE ROSS
soa ss sa o S:
zoe mos. and desirable
elegant oil & velvet csoe nrs. O srs
exen.ve vs'iey Of cost. od sverwsre heavy glass
ware o. ne mos expensive lns eex.n ch,Dswsre tee aod
40 40 The PARTICULAR attention Of sekeepers
cesy sorsehod fnruiirTe drcorsons 10 10 70 be sold
pub suction TO The highest bidder for cash a the private
siS Soures street, we. Of shh avenue At ,o O'Clock
IT,. Ibis D. uUAsDtYl AUGUST 50.
d.sliDe houss the whole OF which WIN be positively sold
wibou' regard 70 90"
solid rosewood sus MACON blue ana gold snc
crimson snd gold sstn of the most
ladies soid arm chairs c-versd in
GOD blue crimson and maroon s.dn la.se AID expensive
three slid tables with ssaiusry marble
tops exrenvsly carved Iosewosd pier sde table,.
BILE tops plate glass doors rsoed expressly for the
SwSsr sdss ~orst.bs. day bronze and o.mo
Peesye Andscapes painted 70 order IN sgnd,ant
:ss u "s S :ne nsss SS
heev embroidered sce window and coroices; large
a: o msns views ps sssD
superior French thox,spbs peces &c the whole form
tut seven ocsavss elegant case Snbsd al round D.G U.
eno richly seS nh teys OF real pearl sat $3.50 bsng vAn
an elessst an cos covs velvet soe.s
csTpe IN Cd ORDER eoi oak extension table, all polished In
chairs bar coih c ss cut ssss wave vines cbsmp.Soe
tuuhlers sobets ad match rch china
svsr csis c.sis coffee aud t.. uros .p,oS.
forks liquor stands superior table cutlery marble psher.
marble top somodss 70 match over
pure hsr mstresses 40 to Gu pouAds order
ingram csrpes. bedroom m'rros, oiet tables se.
sets stat, carpets cushioned chairs. root
bles together ~b desirable OF base
men. a.d kitchen uenas DC &C. y, order of r KINBA ALL