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BEFORE THE MAYOR

Yesterday morning notorious character named
Charles Voglestine was arragned before Mayor
Swami, charged with Knocking down a at the
Peoples Mass Meeting on Thursday afternoon. The
assaulted party was not present as 4 Witness but
several gentlemen who saw the outrage testified
that 1T was entirely unprovOked. The Mayor said
that Foglestein was a notorious character, well
known to the police annals of the city, and for this
charge he would demand 81 900 security in default
OF which Vogestein was committed to Jail.
John Shaney was arraigned the charge of
being drunk and disorderly. The Mayor imposed
the usual fine.
Francis Boone, charged with the murder of
Hugh Crouch, was brought before MavOr
Swami yesterday morning. Several witnesses
were examined. but their testimony did not
amount to anything of importance, and the ex-
animation postponed until next Tuesday to al
low time for the summoning of several important
witnesses, whose testimony is expected to establish
the identity of Boone, whose father stated that he
was too drunk that night to hurt a child
DR.. James G. Thomas testified that twelve DAYS
after the assault, be called to see deceased
whom he found suffering from bilious intermittent
fever. After his death, assisted by Dr. H. b. Smith
made post mortem examination; found marks
OF violence upon the brain, but found it in healthy
condition. His opinion was that his death was
caused by the fever, and not from violence al
though that might have superinduced the fever
and been remote cause of death; had repeatedly
attended him in similar cases of fever. He com
planned on of pain in the lOns and left side and of
inability to lie down, the usual effects of this dis
ease.
The accused was then committed to jail to await
the examination, the Mayor refusing bail
A young man named John Ryan was before the
Mayor, charged with attempting to shoot a hack
driver named John FannOn. 1t appeared in cvi-
dence that the shooting caused by the refusal
OF Fannon to drive a hack containing a party of
noisy young men, amongst whom was Ryan. Capt
Mitchell made the arrest at the instance of Fan
non, who failed to appear against him Yesterday
Ryan was released on $500 security to appear at a
further examination this morning
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Howard STREET FLoUR-foward Street Sinner was
held during the early part of the week at As I2x but
nothing in it until yesterday when sales were
made Of 500 bbs at $5 per bb at which figure it can
be readily bought to-day There sales early the
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FLOOR FOR CATTLE SrALLs.-Dig sifted gravel,

Total 5,1sl feet 6s,42s
Recently launched for the British navy.
Running ''inside 60 days" from Liverpool to
Melbourne
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., Steamship Thomas Swami, Lay field New York-Samu
7. Pearca
. chr, Nancy j. Brayton, Gage, ProvidenceBeyan, Phil
lips & G..
lips Co
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1t is announced that the Queen and the ROYAL
family were to leave London for Bamoral on the
10Th August
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.

Ser Rover, (Br) Kemp, Nassau, n p, in tow Of steam
tug Jas. Murray
Schr Sarah u. Sherman, Sherman, Providence IN
Stalmtug Jas Murray
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CLEARED

AT QUARANTINE.
Brig Forest City, Bain from Sagua la Grande-to Kirk
land, Chase & Co.
Schr John Bell, Humphrey, 10 days fom Matanzassu
gar u Ias. j Fisaer I Son.
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An English paper says of Mr.. Rarey, that for
five weeks he has been at Aldershott at the request
of the CommanderinChief, giving lessons t3 classes
of twenty-five of the roughriders, farriers, riding
masters and veterinary surgeons to the treatment
OF wild or tmid horses All have been practically in
structed in this gentleman's mode of subduing in
tractable animals, rendering nervous horses quiet,
and curing others of individual tricks and habits
which render them either dangerous or trouble
some.
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AN ANCIENT BIRD's NEsT.-The Hereford Jour
nal in article the Hereford Cathedral restora-
tion, says: fFt
ga curious little discovery was made when open
ing part of the Norman arcade in the western
wall, adjoining the large 18th century window. On
removing some asher of that period, the remains
of a birds nest were found, and perfect egg re-
naming. This is preserved as curiosity, as it
must be 450 years old, and perhaps older STILL but
how much we cannot venture to guess"
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
Sbipping gntslligsnfe.

INTERCOLLEGIATE ANTON
4l3 hhds tobacco 66l pie camwood 20 600 treenas
@ 400 slaves
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Middling. :... TN al2h l2Ad13 124@12k
Good Middng IL (Gl34 lax GI3x IS AJAX
Middlinc Fair I3&a134 nominal I3Y(9I3x

COAL-There is but little doing here in Cumberland
Coal but we understand that there very LARGE
ness doing in Alexandria 1t be readily bought
s3 25 for fine $3.50 for of mine, and 81 per ton
for lump delivered board at Locust Point and
bly, at still ower figure. Anthracite Coal IS selling from
the yards at $4 .25d4 so per tonof 2.2l0 lbs
CHEMICALS-Soda Ash is still selling at 24 d2B cts
for so per cent; Sal Soda at cts; Bleaching Powders
at ~ cts, and BiCarb Soda at 4HGIz cts. per lb.
CANDLES.-Candles dull, but quote Adaman
ne as before d9 cts for light and 20G2l cts for
I1ll weight Chemical Sperm 252S cts Sperm at 40
Sg4zct and patent Wax at 510l52 cts per h. Mould
oaheies are selling at l2Hl5 for Western and East
IN regular packages and Eastern in fancy boxes for
"est indla shipment are bringing 154G16I cts per H.
UT Eh'-Copper is in fair demand, and the market
Ior IL Is hrm We quote Baltimore refined Ingots at
rs ana Sheathng at 26 for English and 27 cts
per ID Tor baltimore American Yellow Metal Sheatbirg
is selling at ~ ct and English do held at q cts and
we quote Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails Mt d eta er IN
FEATHERS Feathers are steady at AZ c,s nar In sor
good mixed lots, but hear no sales of
this week.
FLOUR-The Flour market has through tho vaat
been dull and heavy except for the best grades for which
there is continued active demand full rates Snnsr
Flour has generally been held at S5l2x weeks clos
ing price but yesterday sales made at S5 per bb
and Howard Street. Ohio and City Mills Super all close
to-day dull at this figure For gradss of Extra
Flour the market weaker and some varieties have fail
en- OIL in price lk to 25 cts per bb There is very little
Flour wanted at present for shipment and the this
week do not exceed 900 bbs The exports since
as follows, viz;
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SNAKE SToRY.-An Augusta county Va. cor
respondent of the London Times relates the follow
ing
"a gentleman who resides in this neighborhood
informed me of strange circumstance in reference
to child of his and rattlesnake, which occurred
short time ago in field adjoining his residence
The child who was three years of age, was PLAYING
IN the grass. short distance from the house, when
the father observed it to rise suddenly from the
place where it was seated and run toward some OBJ
ject After running short distance, it made sud
den grasp toward the earth, and rising again. as if
disappointed in its efforts to seize the object it pur
sued, advanced with equal zeal to overtake it. This
routine was enacted some half dozen times, and at
length the father, seeing the child disposed to wan
der too far, pursued and overlook it, when, to his
horror he perceived the object of the chds pursuit
to be rattlesnake. Leaving the child behind, he
followed the reptile to destroy it, but far from re-
ceding as when pursued by the child, it confronted
its assailant and prepared vigorously for fight. 1t
did not, however, long withstand the charge. and
the father soon despatched it. The nature of this
circumstance forciby indicates the intervention of
Providence for the safety of the child.''
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CORoNERs' INQrEST.- Weloncboly Suicide at the In.
ternofiOHo Hotei.-The guests of the International
Hotel on Broadway, were thrown into a great state
of excitement yesterday afternoon, in consequence
of the suicide of Mr.. Alfred Freeman, the proprietor
of the establishment. 1t appears that he had been
i'll for about week with slow fever and nervous
attack, which debilitated biz that he was re-
quired to keep his bed. His spirits were quite low
and be heard to say that he did not believe he
would recover. Yesterday afternoon about three
O'Clock, he requested Mrs Glson, his sister-in law
who waiting upon him at the bedside, to leave
the room for a few moments. Mrs. G. complied
with the request, and during her absence Mr.. Free
man got out of bed, locked the door, and taking A
razor out Of his bureau drawer, walked up to the
mirror and cut his throat from ear TO ear He then
managed to make his way back to bed and throw
ing himself down, died in few moments The
situation of deceased was not discovered until life
was quite extinct Mrs. Gibson, finding the door
locked on her return, became alarmed. and getting
upon n chair looked into the room through the
tanligbt over the door, when she saw her relative
lying upon the bed covered with blood from head to
foot. The alarm raised and the door was burst
open but deceased was then inanimate. The cause
which LED to the commission of the rash act can be
attributed to nothing other than sickness for as re-
CARDS business and domestic matters Mr. Freeman
had no difficulty whatever. He was a native of
England, and was about forty years of age. A wife
and three children are left to lament the sad occur
renee. An inquest will be held upon the body to.
day.-Neo York Herald
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, September 9.
AEGEI +. o.

Brig Muse%ysdo (BrJ Thurston, days from iemarara
ballast tn W. II. Perot. Towd y steamug Tigress-
Left in bark Edwin, II wen, discg Spoke 22 ult
lat ~ n, ou 90 W. bark Sarah, from Norfolk for Baba
does
Brig Standard, (Br Simmons, from Bathurst; W C. A.
e9h ut ground nuts, &c tn j. c. Yates Co Towed up
by stcamug TgTesS. Reports below, brig Humboldt from
Caribbean Sea.
Brig Mar, Cobb PilIshury from Port Harvey, y. R.
stone to order. Towed up by Fairy Queen
Schr Austin, Parsins, from Plymouth. Massnails to
Stckney X Co
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AMHSElfENTV

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-This is the last night
on which Messrs Wheatley and Clarke will appear
at Holiday street. and most excellent bill is offer
ed. "The School Of Reform, Ho,c to Rule H,is-
band" will be given, and 'Our American Cousin, -
with Messrs Wheatley and Clarke in both pieces.
CHRIsry's MTNsrRELs-Those of our citizens who
desire to witness the Christys Minstres must en-
brace the opportunity offered tonight, as this is
the last performance. This troupe has met with
great success, all of which they have deserved and
no doubt, the Assembly Rooms will be crowded to-
night.
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f;1Hyni,,. fatyni rndsa Wi,dSn Par, Paff Cesar,
Carpenter, Lockyer, Hayward Jackson.

N. Bone of these will act as Umpire | have
the honor to be, sir your obedient servant,
W. p. PICKEYING, Sec. to NJ C. C.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Andrew jackson, negro, was arrested yester-
day on the charge of destroying the furniture of
man named Moses Henry, III the Southern part of
the city. He was fined SO by Justice Boyd and
in default of payment committed to jail
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
TOBACC0-HHDs.
ra 1n-n

RYE FLouR.-Kingston, ia, 324 bbs.; Porto Rico rs
bbs.; Halifax 166 bbls.
WHEAT-Laguayra $500 bushels.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.-BACK RIVER
LIGHT, entrance to Back River, west side of CheSa
pcake Bay, Va, TO BE PUT OUT FOR REPAIRS.
Notice hereby given that Back River Light will be
out for repairs from days. about the
9Th of September Due notice will be given Of eghtng
BY order af the Light House Board.
HARTMAN BACIIE,
Major Topog'l Enginters-Bt Major.
Engineers Office, 9Th l.. II. District, Z
Rniinnre. N q 2ld a92. 2rr
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The New York stock market to-day weaker, and
most of the stocks the list fell off in price Virginia
6's declined per cent Missouri 6s u Canton K; Ceve-
land and Toledo III Rock Island l. Galena and Chicago
81 Michigan Southern \; and Michigan Southern guar
anteed per cent. Erie advanced \ New York Cen
trail and Reading y each, but Illinois Central bonds and
Harlem closed at yesterdays figures
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week of 800 bbls Extra at S5.75 but to-day we note
sale of 100 bbs. do. at S5. so per Dbl
oHIo FLoUR-The only sale OF Ohio Flour we have
heard OF this week is made Wednesday Of $50 bbs
super at S5.l2H per Dbl. Super can however now be
readily had at So and quote Extra dull $3.50 per
bbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUE.-There has been some inquiry for
City Mills Flour this week. but there has been very little
done in it, Sales made Tuesday and Wednesday
of 600 bbls Super said to be choice So 12H yes
terday Super could have been bought at SIS per bb and
we quote it closing to-day dull at this figure There
have been sales of Extra this week. but it is still held
at SO per Dbl. for regular shipping brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour is active and very firm.
The rate for Wechs has been advanced this week 25
per Dbl. and quote it at S775 per bbl., but
quote the Patapsco Reservoir Silver Spring and Ashland
brands of Family before at S25 and the brands
brands of Extra at S675 per Dbl.
RYE FLoUR.-Ryc Flour is in demand at s437H d4.50
per bb There is but little coming forward and the sales
consequently limited.
CORN MEAL.-Con Meal is quiet, but quote it steady
at 81 for Baltimore and S4412H per bbl for Brandy
wine The exports this week III bbls to the West
Indies.
The following the inspections of Flour and Neal for
the week ending September s, 1859:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

KANSAS Nor TO BE ADM1rrEp.-The
report from Washington is that the Dem
ocratic Senate will not admit Kansas as a
free State at this session, The Washing
ton correspondence of the Philadelphia Ledg-
err, writes that he learns from Democratic
Senators that their opposition will be the
boundaries proposed in the Kansas State
Constitution. They object to cutting off
the Pixies Peak reigon, and its consequent
erection into another Territory and State.
The Democrat in the Senate can act
their pleasure in the premises. Kansas
kept out will be quite as potent in the
election of 1860, as Kansas admitted
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Fever and dsAguev

- Asa, z "A ,skE
he .s,sbe,is BE- Soussq1enee e disessed act;on
in the syst-s,. iiljaced by the peisoneus niasm Of
vegetable dzsay- This .exhalatiop Is erolved by
the action Of ofsr heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the xatery S.spcr fam IT, Wkilethc sun IS below
,,s lrsrizne ,his sspor lr gers near the esrtheuR
free, and the virus Is ssken with i through the
lungs into blood. There It acts as AZ, irritating
poison the Internal and excreting organs
of the body, The liver becomes torpid and fails %
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus aud the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constta-
nonal disorder. The Spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver. and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our or
sanism, q II in an attempt TO expel the n5xious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF tie body
ID the internal cxcretocs to force them to cast Il
out The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congcstive yiclenec- This
is the CntEE But In tilis effort It fails. Then the
FEVER follows in which the blood leaves the een-
trail organs aud rushes 20 the surface, as if N
smother effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory -the skin In this
also il fails, and the system abandans the atteyt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of FBsER AND AGuR-
Such constitutional disorder will OF course unacr-
mine the health II it is not removed - est-s
We have labored to 6nd, and have found, an
antidote.L g Il - ~ ---tr y Fflh - -a'
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Dec. 81.
FLOUR-Firm and unchanged; sales 3.506
bbls at $5.I5@5,20 for super state; $5,35@5, ,4l
for extra state; S5,l0@5,25 for super western
$5,25@5, 40 for common to medium extra west
ern, $5,50@5,7 IS for inferior to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio, -
CANADIAN FLOUR-Quiet and unchang-
ed.
RYE FLoU R-Steady at $3,60@450.
!. WHEAT-very quiet and firm at unchanged
prices. = ~ fgaz is.lssaI
RYE-Nominal at 89@90c. cs
BARLEY-Quiet at 76@86c.
CORN-Dull and lower; sales 10000 bus. at
63@84c for new yellow.
OATS-Quieta at 45@461xc for state, western
and Canadian. -
PoRK-very quiet at GIG. .l2 for mess; $ll.-
IS for prime. ~ -
: BEEF-Unchangcd W @ -
CUT MEATS-Quiet and unchanged
! LARD-Dull and heavy; sales of 50 bbls at
l01k@l0Me. -
BfITTER-In fair request at I1@l6c for
Ohio; 15@2ec for state. 3
CHEESE-Steady at 9@ll1&c.
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II
DEMocRAoy ANp SLAvERY.-The South
claims the Democracy of the North as q
faithful ally of Slavery, and with good rea
son. No dog ever wore his masters col
lar more submissively. Nebraska has just
furnished n fresh illustration, the Democrat-
ic Committee in the Territorial Council
having reported ad ,ersely 10 the bill for
abolishing Slavery, though admitting that
Slavery does not exist in the Territory
The number of slaves row held is very
small, and it is claimed by their owners
that they came with them into the Terri
tory as voluntary servants. The Demo-
cia.s opposed the bill under pretense of
referring the whole subject to the conven-
ton, when it shall meet for State Organi-
zation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
I.rrrr, rpo. F.~n no,,,s III,

LETTER FROM FRED. DoUGLAs.-The
last number Of Frederick Douglas Paper
contains a letter from the fugitive editor,
who has arrived safely in England. Doug
las eonfesses that bis sudden journey was
taken in fear Of arrest. He says:
1t is probably quite well known that
sailed not from the United States but from
Canada-not from Boston, whereI bad
inteaded to take passage, but from Quebec.
Nor is it necessary to state that the Har-
per's Ferry troubles, and the evident pur-
pose Of Messrs. Bennett and Buchanan to
involve me in them, caused me to take nv
present route, though not my present jour
ney, for that was already determined upon
more than year ago, and the arrange
ments partly made for it.
Of John Brown, he says:
To fail is madness. To succeed is the
highest wisdom. Had John Brown pur-
sued his original plan--ayoiding fight al
together, keeping himself and his men
scattered abroad 10 the ravines, caves, and
the ten thousand Ssvastopols to be found
among the Alleghany range Of mountains
adding to his number eli such as desired
to be free, and were willing to suffer hard
ships and perils to gain 1.-THE insurrec-
tion would not have seemed the mad and
fruitless thing it now seems. But john
Brown has Bot failed. He has dropped
an idea, equal thousand bombshelL into
the very Bastile of Slavery. That idea
will live and grow, and one day viii, un-
less Slavery is otherwise abolished, cover
Virginia with sorrow and blood.
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g They have had weatherat st: Paul,
Mimi, which sent the quicksilver 80 de-
grees below zero. A local editor says
We feel that we have made Cain expedi-
tion in coming to Minnesota. If we we're
Able we would leave it. Cold. why, it's
cold enough to freeze the tail off cast-iron
monkey. If we could only get our hands
on a few thousand yellow boys, we'd make
a stampede for old Virginia, where the peo-
pie are not so shiuery as they are in this
quarter, Speaking ofquarters, We haven't
seen one these six weeks"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29

REALF.-The Sec'y of State to Browns
provisional government, is said to have
turned up in Texas. He lectured recently
at Austin, on the association with which
he had been connected, and was very fair
in his revelations He knows the ability
Of Browns generalship, and offers no apol-
ogy for tae purposes of the association.
A local paper says:
We will add that We yesterday sngges-
10 the friends of MI. Realf the propriety
of his placing himself Internationally at
the disposition Of The United States. We
are glad to say that he has done so, and
has also offered to surrender himself to
Go. Wise, and has notified these authori-
ties that he shall remain here until thei,
wishes are known. ---3 ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-12-29
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