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Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-24
no VIE LADIEs or CAGEPORNTA.

DIR. Il. i. CZAPKAY, PRIVATE
Medical and Surgical Institute is Sacramento
street. below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys Office, San Francisco. The
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks remunera
ton unless he effects cure.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-24
Great Britains

Lord John Russell had stated in response
to questions, that he had not received anv
official information which altered the char
acter of the statements he had already made
with respect to the intentions of France and
Austria regarding Parma, Modena, and Tus-
eany, neither had any information been re-
ceived as to the reported proclamation ofthe
Republicans in Parma as announced in the
Vienna Journals.
The Liverpool Albion in announcing Mr..
Whykes' projected departure for the Istbmus
by the steamer leaving Southampton on the
18th Aug. says, unless Mr.. Whyke be crippled
in his actions by secret dispatches from home,
his countrymen may expect to see shortly
some practical evidence of sound policy
which, while representing the rights of Cen
tral America and assisting in the develop
ment of free routes of transit, shall, at the
same time, maintain the rights of Her Males
ty and her subjects in this hitherto neglected
but important corner of the Queens domin
ions.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-24

PARIS, Aug. I7th-The Moniteur of this
morning contains sundry nominations to the
Senate, including Generals Renaud, Forey
and others.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-24

Ar a meeting of Warren Engine Co. No. A. held on
Thursday Evening, Sept. 18th, Harry Leland was
unanimously nominated as candidate for Chief En-
gneer of the Marysve Fire Department
GEO b. SEELY, Secy. pro TEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-24

On Sunday evening grand banquet was
given by the Emperor, to the principal chiefs
in the army.
The Moniteur states that the Emperor, ha-
wing decided on retaining for the present an
army of $4,000 men in Lombardy, several
corps which had much distinguished them
selves in the late campaign could not be rep
sented ct the entree of the troops.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 1

ALCOHOL.-There has been no movement in Alcohol
this week but we quote it at 55G56 cts for CITY and
western e5 psr cent In small lots If sell at 5e
cts for so cent and 5S6O cts gallon for 95 per
cent.
Stout in pints selling from importers hands
81 62xG17 rs per dozen.
BREAD- Bread is in fair demand, and we quote it
steady at for Navy, 5K cts for Pilot and 6h cts
per h. for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote Beeswax at 3si139
cts per lb., but we hear of no sales worth noting.
BARK.-Querctron Bark is dull. but We have mate
rial change in the rates, and we quote it at s2l9
% for No l. and S17(d1S per ton Cor No. 2. We
sale this week of 20 tons No. Bark at SIS
BRIMSTONE.-The market is at present bare of this
article quote Crude Sicily nominal at Si74s per
ton We heard a sale being made few days since in
New York at $50 per ton.
CoFFEE-The Coffee market has throughout the week
been quiet the sales amounting altogether to only about
1000 bags The sales include 200 bags common Rio at
1OH $50 bags medium do at ~ cts Lo0 Dags iar
do at lIH cts. 500 bags good do. at 11SGllA cts,
200 bag, prime do at u cts and $50 bags Laguayra
at IL For grades of Rio Coffee OF which the
stock here mainly composed the market Is dull and
quite heavy but prime do is firm and in demand Coffee
closes to-day steady the following rates, viz lOh
cts forfow grades Rio 4@llh cts for fair do; n y
Gi2 cts for good to prime do; l2i2s cts for Laguayra
ana l4HG16 per lb for Java. We note the import
this week per brig 'Monticeo from Rio of 54l bags
Coee The to-day about bags all but about
900 bags of which is Rio.
CorroN The demand this week has only been mod
crate, and is confined to manufacturers who purchase
only to supply their immediate wants The sales reach
ABOUT 4oo bales Upland and Gulf on basis of about IL
t tr SIN ,moLths, for good mddling Upland, and 12A
lor 'he same grade of Gulf The market closes with a
De.ler Ieeng but cannot note any Improvement in
Rees winch are too unsettled to give reliable quotations
AIe ,NEk sSuek on hand is about 600 bales.
az hOAnpLEs.-Candles still exceedingly dull, but
u ra.es are unchanged, and we quote them as fol,
for Solar or Chemical SPERM 42(dl43 cts for Sperm.
.asn % CTS lor patent Wax 12H915 for Western and
Maad in fauer ha and H1e2 cts per lb for Eastern
ChEMlCaLs.-We quote Soda Ash this week at 2 IA
Zh Gus. Ior ~ per cent Sal Soda at cts. Bleaching
Powders at " cts, and BCarb Soda at 4k@4X cts
per lb.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ia fair amount of business
has been done by the city trade the sailing of the
steamer of the 5th inst country buyers having resored
to market in considerable numbers Their purchases
have, however not been characterized by much beray,
the condition of the roads in the remote interior dis
tricts still interfering with the laying in of supplies be
yond those suhcing for immediate consumption, while
the promise of market has been such induce
any anticipation of enhanced prices for deferred purcha
Within the last few days less activity he no.
ticed but there every look steady
country demand, weather remarkably fine
and tending to improve the facilities of transportation
Yet We have before remarked, the outlet for goods
will be gradual.
Notwithstanding that the obbers have had good trade
their stocks hand have been ample the require
of their customers and they have been but scany
takers goods from first hands The kabe features
of business presented of few arrivals Except from
Chna,) and good country demand and yet the market
for staples, especially for such depend upon
from domestic Atlantic ports, is, fanything, weaker,
all quite much depressed at the date of
last remarks Parties interested in shipments hth
should these facts particularly, indicating the
almost entire impossiby of any revival in prices even
at the utmost limit of consumption stimulated by low
cost of supplies pound consueed continues to
be substituted by double the quantity shipped.
1t should be remembered aso that we are advancing
rapidly into the season, and that many OF the
vessels the will not reach us except for the
fall market 1t generally believed here that the heavy
shipments from New York and Boston, made in March,
will prevent any reaction in prices of consequence to-
wards the close of the year. especially as there is
little reason to suppose that they not followed up
throughout April and perhaps to still later period.
In some few descriptions of goods of minor Importance
there has been attributable to the
assigned in special remarks but the market in the
main cannot be reported in any way betered Impor-
tiers have not been able to urge consgnment have
they been desrous by forced sales of augmenting the
heavy losses accrung upon transactions made when buy
are willing to operate There has been but
to pursue to wait patiently for opportunity effect
sale, and to make the best of on the buyers terms
Such articles as have been dealt in will be found noticed
in remarks while the business done in others does
not warrant particular remarks.
With the exception of several arrivals from China
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.--Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, p. p.osecu-
ting. The following business occupied the Court
Yesterday:
The case of Richard Duffy, indicted for stealing
% pounds of geese feathers, was removed on aida-
Wit to Baltimore County Court.
Mr.. Warrington made motion to the Court to
quash the indictment in the case of the State rs.
Adam Span, indicted for an assault with intent to
kill Michael Spreesman, the ground that the of
fence was committed in Baltimore county.
The motion to quash was opposed by Mr.. Whit
ney, and overruled by the Court.
State Us. Alfred McCluskey and Abby Leheur in
dicted for conspiracy in defrauding Mrs. Sarah
Boyd, on the 1lth of December, 1858, out Of the
sum of $500. There is also an indictment for lar
ceny against McCluskey.
o. F. Hack and C. L. Kraft, Esqrs., for the
defence.
The above case was fixed peremptorily for trial
yesterday, but owing to delay in counsel for the
defence in appearing in court, the jury were not
sworn until II o'clock. The Court said, that here
after when were fixed for trial and the coun-
sci failed to come in and had to be sent for, it
would examine the law in the case, and see if the
Court could not proceed to try the without
the counsel; the Court not disposed to have its
time wasted by sending around the Courthouse for
counsel engaged in set for trial.
The State offered the following testimony:
Sarah Boyd testified that she was a widow, her
husband having been killed on the railroad five
years ago; lived at 46 Eager street last December
with her two children; another family rented a por
tion of the house; know the traversers did moi
know them long before the occurrence; had money
| in the old Baltimore Savings Bank; there were
two hundred dollars taken by the traversers; Mrs
| Lefeur came to witness house and took witnes
away to her house and kept here there two OF
three days; she kept witness intoxicated during
| the whole time.
Mr.. Hack objected to this testimony; the Stat
must begin by showing conspiracy.
| Mr.. Whitney said he was going to follow the ties
timony up and show the conspiracy, but he mus
! begin somewhere.
| The Court allowed the witness to go on.
Witness scontinued.-McCluskey was at Leleur'
sometimes; they passed their for brother and sister
Lefeur generally gave witness the liquor McClus
key was there usually night and day; Lefeur tool
witness to the Bank while intoxicated and witnes
drew the money; Abby Lefeur told witness to Civ
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THE AUSTRIAN RIFLEMEN AND THE FRENCH OUT
posTs.-A letter received in Marsces from Nalen2a
bears testimony to the admirable qualities of the
Tyrolese rilemen. 1t is said that they harass the
French videttes and outposts incessantly. Day ana
night, it is said, their shots are whistng through
the air. The ground on The other side of the 70
affords them good cover, and they ever on the
watch The other day General Renault went out
to reconnoitre, attended by his aidde camp, and
followed by trumpeter few PAGES behind. The
General thought himself beyond range, but while
he looking about him e sharp arp thug was
" wounded bv Tvrolese bullet in the loins.
The General having discovered his error with
drew, and gave up his reconnaissance for that
dav. 49, 80,
On another occasion a soldier of the 9Oth French
regiment went down to the bank of the Pc to wash
out a few things While engaged IN this peaceful
occupation a bullet struck him in the chest and he
fell into the river, whose tide bore his body to the
Austrian side of the Po-a bloody tribute to the
murderous accuracy of their fire. cat every in
stant," says the letter, ''wounded men are being
brought in by the ambulances."
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VOL. II[---NO. 4O4.
MOnstaru ana Commercial Rebifh.

BALTIMORE, June 10, 1893.
Business generally ntnues dull but there has been
good deal more activity in Stocks this week than for
some weeks past The aggregate value of the
ons at the Board for the s23O 600 against
$4,000 last week Railroad shares and other fances
tlnue heavy and the leading speculative baltimore and
oho has fallen Off since the opening the week 81
share Baltimore and Ohio opened s53 but dropped
down from this figure to $50 regular way. The sales
today were made at $50 regular way s524 for short
time contracts and $52S SG52H buyers option 60
days, and the market closed at $50 bid, $52s
asked regular way. The sales this week add up
about $500 shares. Northern Central has also de
this stock add up about $500 shares opened at $40
cash. and $50 time, but both yesterday and to day it
sold at sl9% cash. and s9& time and closed to-day
Slss bid, Sl9A asked regular way. There has been
some considerable movement this week in the stock
the Gardner Hill Mining Company. sale of shares
was made early in the week S24 seller 60 days but
day or two since there 1900 shares sold
at the Board at 81 cash, and at the same figure
buyer 30 and 60 days. 1t left off to-day S194 bid,
S206 asked regular way. City 6s continue in good de-
mand, and an advance of to p per cent has been
tabshed in them since last Friday. We note sales this
week of 81 900 S7Os at 991 Sc 3l 1888 at 90 99
and 81 342 1905 at 101G10l& 1865 closed to-day
lOO4 bid, and 1905 at 10l bid 101 asked The
actions in Railroad bonds have been comparatively light
Du hese Stocks continue pretty firm The sales include
81 800 Baltimore and Ohio 1888 S646S6N So 900
do 1855 at SIN SlO50O Northern 1855 at
(97OA; $4,000 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage
bonds at 92 and So mortgage do endorsed
at 6sk There has been very little done this week in
Bank stocks The sales include 40 shares Bank of Com
at s25 IL shares Marine S30ls and 93 shares
Franklin at sl24. There however but few Bank
stocks offering.
The money market is gradually tightening up, and the
discount rates advancing. First class paper is
selling the street at 74s per cent? and negotia
tons of good paper although strictly first class
have been made high and 10 per cent. There
however no pressing demand for money, and no
to apprehend any permanent sringency i'll the
market
The foreign imports this port for the week ending
Thursday in value 1881 O33, of which S149 279
free, and s1S1754 duty paying goods, and of
the latter $40 l3l entered for warehousng. The
foreign exports from Baltimore this week amount in value
s23 2 against s22 756 for the corresponding week
in 1883
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-In addition to the twelve
army officers. whose names have heretofore been
published, Col. Cooke, of the Dragons, and Col.
Thayer, both Engineers, had obtained permission
from the War Department to go beyond the United
States. They will visit Europe to observe the mil
itary operations in Italy.
The steamers Fulton and Water Witch will short
ly be dispatched to the Gulf of Mexico, and the
Home Squadron will be further increased.
More Gold Stories to Deceive the Credulous.
LEAvENwoRTH, June l0.-The Pixies Peak Ex-
press has arrived, and brings " extraordinary re-
ports of rich nuggets having been found on North
Fork. Twenty thousand dollars has been yielded
by Gregory's mine alone and the gold fever has
broken out with greater virulence than ever"
Denver City is almost depopulated. The express
brings some rich specimens of gold, and there is
great excitement here.
Explosion of Steamboat BoiIer-Loss of
Life.
AUGUSTA, June l0.-The steamer John Lawton
exploded her boiler Savannah last night kill
ing the captain, pilot, assistant engineer, John S.
Mentmon, passenger. and man named Getty, of
Barnwell. Eight are killed missing, and num-
Der scalded wounded, some, it is apprehended,
fatally The steamer is total loss
Vessel Burnt
New York, June l0.-The ship Audubon, of New
Bedford from Singapore for New York was burnt
in the Jura Roads, the vessel and cargo being a
total loss.
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INOUENTSI

Upon the request of Henry Wiegand, father of
the little girl who run over and crushed to
death, by the cars on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, on Thursday afternoon, DR.. Battee, coroner,
held an inquest over the remains of the child yes
terday morning. The facts elected correspond
with the report made in yesterdays Exchange. The
jury rendered verdict in the following words
THAT the deceased came to her death by being run
Railroad Company, through neglect in having a
prOper look -Out ON tho fro;
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During the past week stock market has gradually
strengthened and consos have improved to 92b% for
money and The panic caused by the sudden and
almost universal calling in of money loans has entire
ly subsded, and the parties who then created the diff
Guilty now LETT with their money unemployed those
who usually borrowers declining to take money from
fear of being placed in similar position again. The
Bank rate for discount is still AZ per cent, it, Lombard
street per cent is the rate for best bills American
curitie have been rather in demand particularly
United States per cent bonds. Pennsylvania State
stocks bring freely S0dSl. The demand for railroad
stocks and quite kept in check by the connu-
of the absurd and runous competition destroying
it does all hope for dividend in rendering
ducon of dividend in others almost certain, and produ
cling fears lest the usual payment OF interest
bonds may in cases be interfered with.
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lS59N3tice is hereby given that general meeting Of
he Stockholders of this Bank will be held on TUESDAY
he 5h DAY oil July next between the hours of II and ock
year. IN WICKI n Fuihs
l7la"os Cashier,
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pOLjrE INTELTTrENnr

John, alias Cruise Robinson, was arrested yester-
day by officer Rotten, charged with being ring
leader in the late disturbance at Aug. Houseman's,
near the Almshouse, on the Calverton road, on the
1lth of May. He was conveyed to Towsontown by
Captain Brown and lodged in jail. The Grand Jury
found true bill of Indictment against him.
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Public indignation meetings are being held in diff

Public indignation meetings are being held in diff
erent parts of Ohio, to pass opinion upon the repu
State Convention, on account of his decision in the
Oberlin Rescue case. The Columbus Statesman says
that, by this attempt to punish a just judge for
doing his duty, the Republican party has cut its
can nominee for Judge to fill Judge Swans place,
at the coming election. There is question but
that the action of the Convention has the disappro-
val of large portion of the Republicans of OHIO
and that sooner than appear to sustain 1t by !otnE
for its candidate many of them will cast ther oai
| lots for the Democratic nominee.
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A MINE NJ

Tomorrow Sunday evening, grand concert
will be given at Washington Hall (Leutbecher s J
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The largest mirror imported into % ths ts fTfi Fh
try has just been received from tatis, tis,mpeton. Its
Avsn@S dme"sos eS Sc BY ss i: Eea
uye of frame about No ship ad wai ogs
enough to admit ~ Seck load. This glass is to be
brought as the P"Fdf dining opposite the entrance
c the The Sos 10 0o aboa
glass o6n The cost of silveriug and frames will in
sresse the amount to near $4,000.
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AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORE
bugh lillian FISHER {; Son, Stock and Bill Broke
No. 80 South street

In New York to-day stocks generally better vr
gnia 6's advanced H Missouri 6 Illinois Central
bonds each; Erie %; New York Central q; Cleveland
and Toledo \; Michigan Southern a. Michigan South
ern guaranteed a. Rock Island l. and Harlem 4 Read
ing declined y, and Canton H but Gaena and Chicago
closed at the same figure on yesterday
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
7 ,.
( Total so far in 1858.

RYE FLOUR-Kngston, Ja., IA bbls.; Porto Rico rs
bbls; Halifax SO bhlS.
WHEAT-Laguayra {, 800 bushels.
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1S59.-ANNAPoLIs, June s, 1S59.-No. 140. Israel
Russell Us. Lewis Mckenzie. Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Washington county. Justice
ment affirmed.
No. 155. VIM. Knight and wife us. VIM. II.
Brawner and Geo. Dunnington. Appeal from the
Circuit Court for Charles county. Justice Bartol
delivered the opinion of the Court. Decree re-
versed and cause removed.
No. TO- A. II. Barnitz Us. H. G. Rice ct al Ap-
peal from the Circuit Court for Baltimore CITY,
Judgment was stricken out, and the case will be
called for argument on Monday next.
| No. IA. Jos. Hesson us. Isaac Hesson. Appeal
| from the Orphans Court of Carroll county, wa:
argued by Palmer for the appellant and Miller fol
! the annellae
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By the Baltimore Sextette, in conjunction with Vol
landrs Band. The programme, which will be found
in another column, is unusually attractive one.
Persons who design going will bear in mind that
tickets must be purchased to-day, will be
sold tomorrow.
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From the London Times M1y 27.l
The relative merits of French and Austrian
troops are becoming more discernibe than at first
and the survey more instructive The Austrian
staff service is reputed to be excellent and it
tainly seems that they have kept the initiative for
the most part in their own hands. They have ad-
vanced and retired they pleased without much
hindrance surprise. The battle of Montebello
was of their own making, though the spot looked
so like French selection. Our Vienna correspond
ent anticipated not only the engagement, but its
very scene, before the news had reached the Aus
tran capital. 1t be doubted that the French
had the best of this affair, though they fought at
some disadvantage. 1t was not two thousand five
hundred men against fifteen thousand. but at first
and until supports came up, the French were
| really Outnumbered and perhaps continued to be
so, less, all through the battle. Neverthe-
less, by dint of genuine gallantry and dash, they
forced the Austrians back from point to point and
remained masters of the field. But though the
French fought the best, the Austrians fought very
well indeed, and it must be remembered that it wa
their design to retire. They brought on the battl
at their discretion, and terminated it when thev
| thought proper.
There is one feature in the campaign particular
| ly interesting to at the present moment, l
seems that the Austrians have the advantage i
rltemen, and that the best of these rifemen ar
the Tyrolese sharpshooters-in other words, tb
men who are trained at home to the use of the riff
as a national pastime, exactly as we propose to d
with our volunteers. The deadly accuracy of the
weapons has been repeatedly alluded to in the a.
counts of the campaign, and not only in skrmishe
but in the close fighting at Casteggio. Such a lie
| son as this ought not to be lost on our new riff
corps. After all, there is no quality more formid
bic IN soldier than that which insures the deaf
OF his enemy, nor need it be supposed that a Ion
apprenticeship is indispensable to military exec
lence Real proficiency in the use of the rifle r.
quires careful practice, but there is great
error than that of imagining that the soldiers wi
fight campaigns have invariably gone through
long course Of training. The probability is that