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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-08

6EAE AN 1OAF.
En nDOXES tori n hy nd
|OONi1d xlL1oaa ! B1Hax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-08

y. Ne. eS KEOKUK, IOWA,
GIvk particular atfenfion II eol3ectionr, and
oslI kxshaSgs % E9ops, II ssns = suia.
N Jnas 1.Stt-A MgaA ag IA
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sc-s "a Efttl1 - rs n I. Toetuc<
BsiDcEroRI Mecdsy, APs,i I, 1859.
Ferry las IS usjoriy 10 BRIDGEPORT.

70 .As Asscc-sssS Press
H,eTToRD. Ccnn. Mo-isy, April :, 1888.
TIE rsu,ts the fsr received II inste TIE election OF
al scur Of tics Republican candidates ~ Congress. sat
thz tie Bepnsirsns have cs,ed tb.S Stste ticket,
ard large sjoIiiy Of the Legislature.
BRlDsEPoF1, Corn, NJ nda:, April g. 1850.
TIE X;h Ssnaior,a. District oowPs'sl gives Pat,
B=bcp snd Calhoun, Dsuoorats s nsjonty .: about
100 each.
Tie RePubE.aas elect ter Representatives, in
Bridgeport FsUf,ld st,asioEi and Trumeul.
TIE Democrats elect taeiF Representatives in Mon
roc, Hunt1g CO, Esstoo, "essya sni Wss;p II.
Ire REPUBLICANS elect tter Ju-ae Of probate IN
Bridgeport, Fsiifed, sr.r,rd and Weston.
STANFORD Com, Mcr3sy, April a., P.M
Observation-Disclosures fcur hurjrei sui seven.
teer an; PrA::, four hundred aud sI;y-Nns li6il;
Fe.Iy, iUor baDo red ard sixteen iil6 Bishop, four
hundred api fly eight ass NC.
DRlDCEroRr Monday. ApTii al ?. N.
Col Bishop Is beaten 'Weu'y seven votes in this
'bis orp town by Ferry. We consider this pretty
sel.
Nrw.Hyrs, Cosr., Moadsy. April I, 1889.
Id Corcreesousl ~ tiict -WcoSruff, Republican,
is elected BY $50 u.iority. he LEAD, his tcse: by
resll, 500. His m,jo,iiy in this city is29.
In the Iy,h Cor grsssorai District, Ferry, Rsprbh-
car, is elected
In II. Is. CoDgrcssious, Distric., LOOMS Rep is
believed 10 be eec;ed
Bot little has been hesrd from the New. L,ndor
Distrc. but TIE inc .cstions are that Burnhan Rep
is elected by several hundred majority.
in this city the Dsmocr attic Representatives, sre
elected to the Legislature, berg gain Of ore.
The Democratic STATE Senstor in this, ths IVth
Di,triC;, is elected.
In The yth Sens'orisl District, WoostsI, Republi-
can, istuppcsej to be elected.
In the VI,h Senatorial District, both parties clsm
the e.ecticI Of their mar.
WATERBURY, Monday, April !. 1859.
TIE vote in this city to day is as follows; For Gov
eucr, Prst. Dem, "a; Buckingham Rep, GiOi
Kimberley Old Lire Wing 60.
Cong,es-Alrod Dem }, 49, woodruff Rep,
6J2; Austin B.ldw,p % d LiOe Wing, SO.
Stale Senstor-WIooxop, Democrat, %; Wooster,
Republican. 6i'.
Nj Welton il elected Judge Of Probate.
Fer Representatives --Buckr CHAM, 80; Brown,
7Ss; Kjrgsbury, 63i; Holmes 6}5; Plstt, II. Buck
iDgbam end Brown, Dsmocrats, elected By 1T ms.
Number of votes poed, is6.
HAErrOED, Monday, April 4, 1859.
The Rpubicsps have elected al four of their Con-
eressmer, their State t;ket, and majority of the
Legislature.
NEW HAYES, Monday, April 4, 1859.
TIE Republicans are fiirg salute OF 100 guns in
honor of the election Of Mr. Woodruff to Congress.
HARTFORD, Monday, April 4. 1852
Fail returns froin the First Congressional Distric.
give d Tght LOOMS l56 plurality and elects him. L.
Cark, ir who rsn as an independent candidate, 70
oeived 2, 0 votes in tie District.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE,

SENATE..-ALBksY, April 4, 1sJ9.
TIE biz 70 authorize the removal o. the AeT-Iork
Miuirg Company va. ordered 70 third reading.
Ire Brooklyn local assessment bill was sent 70 be
reported Omriete.
Mr. NOXOS called up the bill regulating the rates
Of ghaIiass IL New-IoIk snd BroOklyr, aud the re.
port Of toe Committee was agreed %, and the OIL
dsrel 20 third reading.
Mr AMES called up the bill TO provide fot the pay
n.ut of the intsres. on tie Canal Commissioner
crsfts aad It wa. ordered 70 third reading.
Ilr SCOTT moved 10 make the report VI the Com
ri,iee on Mr.. Wetmores cl Ale, al frooa the MIA
D'stIot, the special 0rdsr for tomorrow, IL O'Clock.
Carried.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the charters OF tas South Rcooklyn
Savings Bank and the Irvi-g fire Insurance. Com
pany.
To increase tie capital stock Of the B, Ooklyn Fire
Insurance Company.
To sI.eId the laws sxsmptirg household furniture
and tolls from Gstrees tcg isas. Ihe biz 80 inccepo
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Maine Legislature.

ArGrsTA. Hs Mordey- Aorl 7, IoJ'.
The Legislature has to-day passed bis, appropna
ting On million ard hsf acres OF public lands To AID
the Aroosto,k Railroad and The European and North
American Railway.
\ Loan Act has cleo paced authorizing the City u
Bar or 20 o8p us crsGi. there ~ tno amount OF sJ
zoo ard there 70 be- trunk ne from Bangor 70 the
bour dairy Of New Brunswick By the way Of Malta
~sukesg with branch hoe 10 ArocrtOok. Taese
natters have occupied The chief attention vi the Leg
slsture for the last four eeA be. fosIy passed By
oyerwh e.u irg msjnriL.es.
In tie S., ale .ne vote stood 81 10 >, and in TIC
IIoaie l.,tO 3.
These measures ii is believed, will secure thu build
i1g Of the Esrwsys named.
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,.,. "a. Nx.Yo,k aSrorNn.oai Oosegv ssoEy 80
Ut srd mo.;cn 70 rerrrsiS.r VA sit GA tse NE
On uo,ioa Of NJ. OWENS. resolutions IpqsroG
tto the cont scts made 10 the otae fnssas, sae We
manner o, making the n, vas sdcptSL
srrLs PsssHD,
To Incorporate the NesYork Astrcssnesi oSsss
ya'ory. go,
To Increase the capital stock II the A'bsay AsA
Su.QuebeLps Rshroad
opro.ct tire lissr.yo Of wtzsssee
The BIZ 20 proyise payment for tee work dose 81
certain parts of toe Erie Canal was lost ard laid On ~
tshe.
TIE bill 20 irc'rPcrste TIE Railroad a-a ssesrasoAs
Accident Irsnrsnce Company was sid On Us tsean-
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From ALBANY.

ALB.Sf, Monday, April =, 1919.
TIE three Special Committees on the three New
York Rsircad bis met 10 joint session tonight. Mr.
J.. i. Lyon was Chairman aud Mr. james Reilly
Secretary. a. Oakley Hall and others in behalf OF the
rcads, and Mesrrs Opdyke, T. Bailey and Myers in
opposition. After hearing the Arguments, the Com
mlise adjourned Until TOMORROW morning.
The senate COMMITTEES on Literature will hold their
Gnsl meeting Disrie. Attorney W.erb lrys scnoo!
bill for the City Of Nev York on Wednesc ~ after
roon l. il Understood the Committee are fsvoIably
di.p1<ed 10 the ball.
The fret train Oh the New York Central Railroad
foIn The vest the new tine table, arrived tins a.
teyLoon half minute ahead vi tune.
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The candid ate for tne Eastern District % follow:

The candid the Eastern District are % follow:
xIIIrH w.sDi Ais''~ss-Js~ - r;ys5, De-, p'-.'
s.ns,r'., Wm @.l' Tbiap; siossrs Frss.sd, Ds..
%91 Usifa cs.i RE-; S sas:s ; j..
A'TH s Ei.G pe., sI,ss Mos.si. Id
-!ohn Alien. Rep BsmHa h0car'n. Ds.-i
Coa:toSas-A'I.sd:r s.errit Reps Pssr'Ss hsc.au.
XVIII WARD. aia~san D.asl M.sjer. Republicans TAsnss
Es@.., Dem John eoydsr. Amshcsn
gupe rir,-ssnIu-l TsyeI. B-p Daniel w. Iewassnd.
An ThooDo, Conlaing' Dem
CoH,aa.l.Jc.sph WiI.e,o' hsp Johr q 6 s"n; Dec.
der Bau.iton. lad. Dem James A. Pyne, Rep.
A"-.o,-c5n.t9a sl..@.aOt DEM c0s1l'' Kohl Ind
csr.tasb-Herm.n /. 0aci Dem. Anthony Gonna la
XvIIrH w1sp.. Ald.,~an-Timossy Perry, Peoples; Wa
S.,s,s."S- JOIN r Williams. Peoples, H.~iey C. oL.-
csa.iasE-sisa,oiJ Parsons. Peop's.i Pssrot coul.n
xyIIIrH W,ko Sape-ri.or-John Garrison. Dem, AAra
4..,,.ar--rkou.:. M.eney Dem Jacob B.n.:t- Rep
Cos.satk -Ff,e,Ics shshs.n Ds@ J.ooe A',ys Up
XIxrH WARD.. zfIAsrmsa-rstsr a. sharp Dem bfs<sn"A
syps,tso,-Aldr.v J. Spencer. Dem, wlasn II Jso
cou.,S;i~Sicbo'., Am~.p. Dem. Loui. ssaeu, Rep.
PLACES FOR BoLDIsG TIE POLLS.
lunbs.. % Dis.-so. a,i.ntiS. ''-''
w:.d E. D,. acq;- q T,:ael: M.ta:y ,E or
Cranberry. I'd Dnt-Csiss feed ssess, eiss Ahsn-
F0Hftb " ard Is. Dsn No SacdsG ~ Dlr-W e1htn0oo
Hs Ai.n.s 1t 81 Ds.-Hss MAS auction fooasa, coasf a
Pearl igs Wilsughsyso.
P.h Wac Is. Di..-Engins house Ne. corssr u rsss1
and bIoge--s % DsWsbsf Hotel, q ffosDscts
and BasopsF ID DiEESse house 0: No. osruos rilAzy
ala Bridge ss -
s,h @,rd IL, Dis. Coal ono. cengsss and Phks
u Dr., -YDsD- boaso No 2 HicAs saa DsCrss-
as. Sd Dv. - knstp. hooss No Is, Van Bruatz
ssy nh waa, i,i Dis, -Ea.ss house No. 70 kyn..T. -
Dit fsuss II Jsnss koo1 Van Bysspsl, rsn Csr
EieEtt " ard-Cornsf ID e. add f3,hs-
kirth WaTd, ID. Diss -L1saug HLers, EUte 1sar h>s
trsns-.g 81 Ds--stszsIt. Ho,-i Glove, road u. Dl-
JcsI R,Es ASne-ss, E,1I W,i~,Gs-s.
T,rih Wsrd, ir DIt--o. Ois~.fy't, We. Pptousy. "a
Ds,, tssss Ma. nv Atlxate-s - Nst---xAl6 DIE
tn.t -.stl,D- fiouss Csar1-a
Eleventh. Ward, al DTS z Myr.l-,,y. s.a Daft
sSd-s. - dot no 40 AyTgssy CsssInolssy. ID
d., IL. =. oaT1er Of FULTON arc Okforl .s.
Twsfh Wasc 10. NO. +V.n 9rnt>ss.. betSssn rrs
aid Ma q DsOacs, c0rssr Gil Al Ham
ihon-sy
Thirteenth gsi3, 1t Dk.-No q ssu.a 7la,s.. = Dit =
oe.On, Shrs,.
III ward ~ o.. -oas Nauj~s No. 70 Nsrth ts
~ "a Ds-rEgins House No. Ia Sd Dass -Hessh oass ""
3, SorlL a 81. -. -.
Fussa.h Ward LIT Dis.-yo z5s 0rzsa, sess ioss q. "a
Dist.--6o. "a Orsrf o.. sSep- :. -. -. a..
si1;o, lth Ward. Isl D--Dsn1 kjenehs NO. ~ soo1 IN
Il ID Dbt-Jc.r Hact'a No. % 8ss~so,est "a nSe-
serh ksshus =. T. csrper AahsEl sv sSd Axsnsna
Seventeenth wasd Isl Dat Hoess Ros& bst1od fnoh.
IN sv peu IaSis,. = D- fvtsr xsdsA keksosa al
Yss.~.us wsra-Cons.lye Hoss 8sstvt cfoss RsslA
NS.t,.ah wEl-E,gss Hasss Ne u, Ciy~WH, CO.
LssV. ---r- .,-' '''--~~---
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Creyo,.es inthe yIis.issippi.

NEW.DELEhAs, Saturday, Apfll :, 1877
There are several large cTeyasses IN the Mssssippi
above Ibis city.
They threaten 20 cAuEe great damage sud ,he water
is higher than lSst year.
NEw.ORlElSs, Monday, April I, $50.
Tie ersvssses are flooding many plant .t!ors st Da-
uord lsl.ni snd great fears are enteriaired OF
break jgst above the city. live hundred men are
employed steel stheLIng toe leyee Toe nysr "A flls
inches higher than i was Sc. year 1t .cAsSGrg.
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Election in Louisville.

LorI.YILLE Monday, April I, ~.
The Opposition have elected theif Mayor all &
msiorty Vi the Councils.
Eighteen Opposition, ard cir Democrats members
Il the latter are Known 70 Dc chosen.
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Indian War Threatened.

Of I4UUI5, dPrH %, Io''''
Tie 81. JOscpk Journal lsarrs that an extensive
wsr il or foot betveen the various Indian tribes on
the Plains headed by TIE Minn-cougues, and that ne
eo'istiors are now pending bstwsen the Cheyennes,
Arapahoes Crows and other tribes.
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Fire atDansyiIIe. n. v.

ROCHESTER,, aonday, Apni =, loS'.
The Nstional Hotel, together with seyerA hoe
blocks OF iseitngs, in Dsrsvie, Living ston County,
we're destroyed Dy ire yesterday. The toiA ioas s1
ee<ds -, 30. Ttsrs wsa Dat le.s o: he SGePe!T
insured
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THE BROOKLYN CHARTER ELECTION

The election for Mayor, Financial and Ward oficsrs
takes place in Brooklyn to-day, Apn5. Alasrmsa
are ee,ed in the odd namers Wards only Supervisors
r oil the Wards. Toe polls open ct sunrise sad close
at sunset. The following list Of the candidates 81
bOtL part!es;
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Son.srriyalOs theIDdian.

PoETLAND Tues1sy, April u q. m.
There yet 10 signs of the steamer Indian
now due at this port with Liverpool dates of tho I'D
ullimo.
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ST. Louis Municipal Election.

s.. LJCIs, M0nc az, ApIn 7, ~.
Ircompl-e returns from various wards indicate th'
re iectien o. -. ID. Eiev. tee Republican oaut!i.t
,r Mayor hy from 900 70 so majority. The Vol'
poIled Is very large.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.


Republican n ajority nov, 3oJ 90. last year, Jb.
EorE-MsIy OF the n.joes his year above for Con.
gress The Re public AZ State uoset runs better
NEW LONDON COUNTY
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~ LONDON COUNTY

Republican M q u LAST year OH.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Middletowr .......CJb $50 69 tSJ
Ft,rys bcjo,i'i,s, so far.-Norwslk 2is Srs.ford
2S, New Csnson 22, Rdgefet 81, Milton %, STAN
ford -, Bridgeport 2s-Totsl fS.
B,shops Moj4aies, 80 Jfar.-Darien 4, Westport 10,
T1umbull -, Greenwich i2-Total 81.
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r,on Our speclL Correspondent


Mayor Mss detailed large constabulary force TO
the building, at the instance of Col. Selden the
United States Marshal.
IL ia the impression of person. as likely to know
as any one here that five ak days will be con
sumed in the impaonelipg of jury. But twenty
four Jurors have been summoned, and, according
to tie usual practice here, after that number sh,l
have been exhausted, al adjournment VIII lake
place to enable the Marshal to summon IS May
talesmen as the Court may direct. Judge trsT-
ford has the reputation Of being as strict with
Jurors as careful 10 exclude any who have formed
or expressed an opinion" as New-fork judges
are: and where is the man of tie slightest intei-
gerce in this talking, gossipiDg District OF Column
bis, who has not done one or both things 1t will
BE- hsId to find twelve such.
MIR. Sckles bias formidable array Of counsel
Those who will take the leading parts at the trial
are Mr.. F.. NJ. Stanton, formerly of Pittsburgh
now Of this city, and Messrs. James I. Brady and
John Graham of New-York. MI Graham VIII
probably open The case for the defense, and Mr.
Brady close; but this, which is understood TO be
the present arrangement may be modified as the
trial proceeds.
The attorneys who prepare the case, find and
narshsl the evidence, and do other work that must
be dore BY persons Of heal experience, are MI
Daniel Radcliffe, Government Solicitor OF Tue
Court of CLAIMS, Me:sEs. Clifton and Magruder
formerly of Virgins, who row practice both there
and in this city, where they have an Office, and Col
Philips formerly of Aabans.
The Hon. Reverdy johnson Of Baltimore, ana
Mr. Thoma. 7. Mesgher of Ne~-Iork. set as con-
sultirg council bu. VIII probably tske no active
part 81 tie trial.
Add 10 these Mr Sckles himself, who h.s NOT
been long on. Of practise, aud We hsye ten law
yers eDssged for the defense.
MI Ould, the District Attorney, has but one
as,is tant, AI. Carlsle, Of the firm of Carlisle n
Brsdlee, both tie members OF which stand very
hi,h at the Washington bar. But Nj. Carlisle
does not in stnctLess, appear for tie prosecution
The Government having refused 70 employ sdii-
iiOna counsel, lie is IN attendance simply for
the purpose Of looking after the interests OF BIZ
Key, relatives and friends, and may therefore ieei
a natQrsl uowilingness TO taking prominent part
in the proceedings
Two or three other lawyers, among whom IL e1-
Senator Badger of North Carolina, have siTen MI
Oula the benefit Of their experience and counsel In
II preparation OF the case; bat, 70 al nients and
purposes, he will be pitted alone ssains: tea.
II is stated that Mr.. Buchanan. on friiAy, re-
fused An application by several lawyers to assist Ar.
Oud in marked and decided manner observing
that the Court and District Attorney were sufficient
70 tske care Of the interests Of JUSTICE PAL 'hsre
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SPECIAL SESSION or TIE CITY co UNclL

TUESDAY, Nov. %, 1859
FIRST BRANCH.-Present, GEO. W. Balm, ESQ,
PRESIDENT pro M, and all the members.
Mr. y. NJ. PRICE presented the petition of Jas II
Bevan and others asking for change in the grade
OF Liberty street at Fayette street. Referred to the
Committee on Highways.
A communication was received from the Water
Board relative to bricking the ice house at Mount
Royal Reservoir. Referred to the Committee on
City Property.
y communication was received from the School
Commissioners enclosing the restoration Of Vp, =
Crowley. Laid on the table
Mr.. ROBERTS, of the Committee on Health re-
ported resolution granting permission to George
BooEhultz to manufacture poudrette on his premis-
es, on me Washington road, cast Of the glue acto-
ry. Laid on the table.
Mr.. SpEDDEN, Of the Committee on Highways, re
ported resolution to change the grade of Raborg
street west of Schroeder Adopted
Mr.. SrEDDEN. of the same Committee, reported A
resolution adverse to paving an alley near Green
mount avenue. Adopted.
resolution was received from the Second
Branch, proposing that when the Council adiourns
tomorrow evening, it be until Monday afternoon
next at which time it will adjourn sine die Con
CURED in.
Mr.. MACE offered a resolution approprating $50
to Robert Holloway for winding up the clock on
engine house No. G. Referred.
An invitation received to attend the ball to
be given by the Wells and McComas RiHemen on
the 23d inst. Accepted
The Branch then adjourned until tomorrow after
noon at D O'Clock.
SEcoND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
Journment.-Present-DAv TAYLOR, Esq Presi
dent pro tenn, and all the members
Mr.. Cook offered resolution that message be
sent to the First Branch proposing that when the
Council adjourned on Wednesday, the 23d instant,
it adjourn until Monday. the 2Sth instant and that
when it adjOurns on the 2Sth instant it stand ad
journed sine die. Adopted
Mr. ELLTcoTTpresented the petition of John Hulse,
Nicholas Popplein and others, asking the repeal OF
the ordinance providing for the condemnation.
opening and widening of Holiday street. Referred
to the Committee on ighways.
An invitation was received from Capt. Bowers,
inviting the Branch to attend ball to be given BY
the w ellis and McComaS Rlemcn, on Thanksgiving
night. Accepted
resolution to have the sewer on the west side of
Canal street, between Bank street and Eastern av-
enue, was received from the First Branch and
adopted.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow at .
o'clock
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{tlunetarw anG Commercial 2fbitb.
BALTIMORE. November %. 1859

BALTIMORE November %, 1859.
The transactions in Stocks day were light
pared with those of the last day two and in the lead
ing speculative baltimore and Ohio Ralroad) there
marked decline, the sales showing falling of in
since yesterday Of SIX to $12 per share. There
only 100 shares sold 25 the opening s612 cash. and
rs subsequently at sci 6l sellers option 60 days and
it left off at s6OS bid, s61a asked regular way For
Northern Central Railway the market also weaker
There nothing done in it, but it closed at $20S bid,
S2Ok asked regular way, the closing bid being lower
than that of yesterday. There was inquiry for
Mining stocks and sales made at the Board
of 800 shares Gulford at S1A cash aud 700
shares do. at SlA buyer 10 days. Springfield closed
at sly bid, SIX asked cash; and Gardner Hill
at SEX bid buyer so days. There nothing done in
Railroad bonds, but there demand for City 6's and
note sales of 81 500 1S9Os 9S and 300 1S75 at
96S. For of the Railroad bonds the list the
ket firm The aggregate value of the operations to-
day only about s7 OOO against $50 900 yesterday
In New York to-day Erie advanced \; New Y ork Cen.
trail r. Reading y; Rock Island 4 Harlem "a and Ga
lena and Chicago a. Missouri declined a. Virginia
6's a. Illinois Central bonds and Cleveland and Toledo
S Canton, Michigan Southern and Michigan Southern
guaranteed all closed at yesterdays rates
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY, November - 1850
$40 old 30 700 BIO. Is,
casE..9s'i . shs E. 4 oRR. SIS,
GaoO " '75..96% p " s6n..6l%
fl
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afternoon application was lodged at the station
honse by both the owners of the pig and the wheel
barrow, who had their property restored to them.
DEATH OF BALrrMoREAN.-Bv advices from
Texas we learn Of the death of Dr. =. NJ Williams
in Galveston Texas. DR.. Williams was formerly
resident Of this city, from whence he removed
few years since 70 Texas He was Possessed of fine
intellectual requirements, and was loved and es-
teemed by many friends for his excellent qualities
of heart He died of yellow fever after short i'll
ness.
PIcKPocEErs.-A lady, who was out shopping
yesterday, was relieved of a purse containing
about S25, at the corner of South and Baltimore
streets. She informed officer Sherer of the theft
and stated that some lads had been rudelv nushing
against her at the above mentioned corner. The
officers however, were unable to make any arrests
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FIRES.

About five o'clock this morning the family of Mr..
j.. H. Smith, residing in the two-story brick build
ing, corner of Amity and Lombard street wore
startled by considerable quantity of smoke issu
ing from room in the second story During the
previous night some Goals had fallen from the
hearth and rolled on the floor burning a portion
OF 1t. Although the alarm was speedily given, the
inmates succeeded in extinguishing the fire before
the arrival of the department. The property be.
longs to Mr.. James Dixon, whose loss amounting
to about $50 is covered by insurance in the Equita
BILE office
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SMOKING REGULATIONS. A book recently pub
lshed in London, entitled " Habits of Good Socie-
ty," contains the following rules and suggestions
in regard to smoking:
"But if you smoke, or if you are in the company
OF smokers, and are to your clothes in the
presence of ladies afterwards, You must change
them to smoke in. host who asks YOU to smoke
will generally offer you old coat for the purpose
on must also, after smoking, rinse the mouth we'll
out, and, if possible, brush the teeth. You should
never smoke in another persons house without
leave, and you should not ask leave to do so if
thera are ladies in the house. When Won are goinr
to smoke a cigar yourself, you should offer one at
the same time to anybody present if not A cerov-
man or a very old man. You should ALWAYS smoke
a cigar given to you, whether good or bad, and
never make any remarks as to its quality"
To these rigid suggestions the London At6enoum
adds:
'' How polite, then, was the old Scotch peasant
who, having cigar given to him, thought it was to
be eaten, and ate it accordingly much disgusted,
but civilly reigned!'
WHICH END OF TRoUBLE?-Not long ago, a bride
groom ieturning home from his wedding, was met
by friend, who thus addressed him. Yell Jack
I'm glad to see thee in thy happy position; thou'st
seen the end of thy trouble now" "Thank thee
lad" was Jacks answer, 81 hope | have" About
month afterwards the two friends again met, when
Jack, speaking rather warmly, exclaimed "Bi
thou telled me lie that morning got wed! Didn't
thou say I'd seen the end of my trouble?" "I did !"
said Bill; 'but didn't tell thee which end y
Fraser's Magazine.
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AlIHUElTEMTS

- PANoRAMA.-This evening the Panorama of the
Russian War will be placed on exhibition at the
Maryland Institute. This painting is not unknown
to our citizens, and those who have not seen it
should call 1t is one of the most excellent of its
class of works, and worthy the patronage of the
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ST. Louis, Nov. 22.-The overland California
mail brought dispatches from the British Consul at
San Francisco to Lord Lyons, and a communication
ranked by Lieut.. General Scott to the command
ing officer at Fort Lcavenworth. The British have
withdrawn their naval force from San Juan, with
the exception of the steamer Satellite
The Lrizonion says that Capt. Ewe left Fort
Buchanan for Sonora the 3lSt ut., under in
structon from the Secretary of War, to call on
Pesquira and protest against the expulsion of Capt
Stones party.