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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
EnDETHN
I1yrRpoor-Sb;n Ellen s,s,ro,.

LlNERPCOL-Ship EueR SfelrdTf.
bar steel, N Keith, jr Son. "a sheets iron
1lS5 bdls do 3,S0S bars do, Rogers Il Wethera 38(
bdls. do, los bbs. malt liquor, Thompson Oudesluys
"a bbs iron 1887 bars do, Keyser Troxell & Co; 57C
boxes tin plate, l.. Parker Co.. steel, King
Hupperman 72l bdls. do, 60 pkgs. hardware, w. r.
Penniman Bro Is casks do rs bags nails paper
do. hardware, Schaeffer Loney; do, r. Hickey
Bro; pkgs guns Merrill, Thomas & Co; l6 do hard
ware S. Glenn Bro. casks do Is iron potts. %
earhenware G. W. s. Hall Co.; 80 pkGs do, Burgess.
Goddard; 20 do, Shirley Cook; 100 bbs soda ash x
do caustc soda, d. McIlvain; mdse, Hopkins
Harden Il Kemp 26 pkgs. do, H. Easter 4 Co; 10 do
Turnbull, Slade & CO.. do Andrews 4 Thompson, Il
do John S Barry; do K Coakley; 81 cases do, Ross
Campbell & Co.. do Stellman, Henrichs & Co; bales
do, J. Turnbul; do, r. Larrabee 4 Sons do J.
French Son; do Werdebaugh, Smith & Co.; IA pkgs
do Mcdowell, Robinson & Co; $50 sacks salt, Foard
Rogers 100 tons pig ron Stickney Co. es63 sacks salt
hc5 bars iron, Ss bdls. do, pkgs. mdse, 223 bbs
moulds, order; 46 pkgs. dry goods, sundry persons
CIsSPUEGos-Dutch bark Sophia Elizabeth.
39S hhds. sugar Al tres. do, Lambert Gittngs
BERMUDA--Br. ketch Comet.
81 bales tobacco, Jos. Yates Co.; 26 OK hides, 81
sheep skins, IL calf do, X. & H. R. Tucker.
BATHURST, W. G. Abr. brig Standard.
5029 bushels ground nuts, Sl5lbs gum 200 do ivory
$50 do old copper Jos. c. Yates & Co.
20 MATANzAs-Schr. John Bell.
577 boxes sugar, Jas /. Fisher Sons.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

fUh IHE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 9.
EXCHANGE.-Foreign Exchanges are quiet but firm.
The rates to-day follows viz for London bankers
bills 1lO9llOS do. commercial do. l09%GlOe3 Par
is 60 day bills 5f 15G5f l3A short sight ST. lo Ant
werp ST. 10 Bremen I9bfG794; Amsterdam IL L(G4l &;
Hamburg 81; Cologne 73A; Frankfort a.
ALC0HOL-AlcOholi is firm 50 53 cts per gallon for
City and Western % per cent but hear Of no sales
consequence having been made this week.
ASHES.-Pot Ashes are selling in New York at SIS 50
SIS 62h and Pearl do. at S525 per 100 lbs we hear
nothing doing in them here.
ALE AND P0RTER.-Scetch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout selling by the package at 62XI rs
per dozen.
BARK.-We continue to quote Qucrcitron Bark at sl7
2O for No 2 and S22d23 per ton for No. l-fo b. but
We hear of no sales this week.
BKIMST0NE.-We continue to quote birthstone at
$3.50 per ton for crude Sicily but there selling
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at cts for Navy, Az cts for Pilot and 5% cts
per h. for Water Crackers-leSs the usual discount.
COFFEE.-The transactions in Coffee this week have
again been light the sales adding up only about 5000
bags There has however, been throughout the week
good inquiry for Coffee but the sales have been restrict
ed by the extreme rmness of holders whom
asking prices that above the views of buyers The
sales include 100 bags fair Rio at ii cts 900 bags
good do in lots, IL cts; $50 bags do at IL cts
and an invoice of 700 bags good fair do Sophia
atla cts round We have heard of sales Of Laguay
ra but sale of 100 mats Java Coffee at Is
We quote Rio Coffee to day at llG14 cts for fair IL
(dlA cts. for good, I2Gi2H cts. for prime Laguayra
DO at l2dl2h cts; and Java do at hd17 cts per b
The stock of all descriptions is about 25 600 bags.
CoIFON.-The demand is moderate, and is confined
to spnners who buy only for the supply of their mme
date wants, The sales of the week amount about $50
paies good ordinary to good middng Upland and Gulf
at from l0H to 15S cts, six months Stock on hand
about 400 bales We note decline in the pyice of mid
ding since last week and now quote:
GRADES. UPLAND, GULF. WESTERN
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From the NelC y 7'L. HerGId
u To LNDD 4u'InN hnDI


Baltimore is experiencing the throes OF an effort
to rid itself of the rule of the Plug Uglies, Rip
Raps, Regulators, and other selforganzed bands of
scoundrels which have for several years past held
sway in its municipal affairs.
a call, signed by two thousand names of respect
able citizens, convened immense and enthusiastic
assembage of the people last night in Monument
square. to organise action for the coming city cleo
tion. 1t was attended not only bv law and order
men, but the law and order women were ais, pre-
sent in large numbers in the balconies and windows
of the neiGhboring houses. An attempt was made
by the rascas to break up the meeting, but the
excellent police arrangements thwarted their de-
signs and fifteen of them arrested and sent to
the lock up. While this operation was going on
the people checred the police Justify and the ladies'
waited them their appreciation with waving hand
kerchiets and other signs Of approval
This spontaneous movement proves the existence
OF sentiment of public virtue in the hears of the
people of Baltimore and is of the best evidences
that popular government is the best and strongest
OF all governments
The meeting has called upon the authorities to
that proper judges of election are appointed and
that the polls be protected from the aw.ess and
rotous spirit which has for some time made an
election in Baltimore mockery and cheat 1t is
to be hoped that the present movement will suffice
to obtain the ends for which the meeting has been
called. 1t 1t does not, Baltimore must resign itself
10 become the opprObrium of the whole country
until Vigilance Committee be formed and the
citizen soldiery bring the Plug Uglies and their
conederates to a practical acquaintance with the
persuasive powers of the bayOnet and ball cartridge
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Tlunetarp ana Commercial 8ebish.
RLLrIMnRR- Sentemher @. lS5


There has been fair business this week in Stocks,
the operations which have been principally in Railroad
shares amounting in value about eco. Northern
Central Railway has through the week been active AID
buoyant and advance of 81 per share has been etab
ished in it since the opening The sales embrace about
$500 shares from $1sT to 9H cash, and S9G2O time
and the market it closed today at s9 bid $50 asked
regular way Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has also mprov
ed in the week to of dollar per share. 1t opened
s5sK cash. and $50 buyer GO days. but yesterday it
sold s59k cash. To-day there nothing done in it,
but closed s59A bid s59% asked regular way The
sales of this stock add about 800 shares The trans
actions in Railroad bonds have been light The sales in
cude so 900 Northern Central 1855 at g. $4,000 North
western Virginia first mortgage at o. and So do.
endorsed third mortgage bonds at 2GG2lE. Baltimore
and Ohio 1858 closed to day at sS4 bid Northern Cen
tra 1855 at CT bid 67A asked and for Northwestern
Virginia first mortgage bonds 92K bid Baltimore
City 6s have through the week been firm but the trans
actions in them have been light The sales include 81 800
1s75s at lO0 and $500 1905 at 10o4 We note also
sales SO Missouri 6s at S4H@s5A There has been
considerable inquiry this week for Bank stocks and we
note sales of Is shares Bank of Commerce at S2l;
shares Union s7 shares Bank of Baltimore at $lO3
l42 shai es Franklin S117 so shares Western at s2
and shares Citizens $l1H Mining stocks have been
very Quiet this week only sales made being of "a
shares Springfield 81 and of 100 shares Gardner
Hill at $3.50
The money market is somewhat easier than it
week ago. although the discount rates no lower
There is still good deal of paper Offering on the street.
but there is no difficulty disposng of first class sigma
lures at the current rates Second class paper not
however saeable First class single paper passes
at 9dO per cent for short and long dates but prime
dorsed do can be placed at per cent Money is more
abundant on call and with first class collaeras call
loans can now be made at 6d7 per cent.
The foreign commerce of Baltimore for the past week
has been light. The imports for the week ending on
Thursday amount in value to $l56766 of which $7 se3
were free SIS s73 duty paying goods and the
exports to only $50 S42 against s4G a2s fer the
pouding week in 1858.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
IJUUkNED SESSION.
EDtnAv Ganto,.h

FRIDAY, September 8, 1859.
FIRST BRANcH.-Present-JoH T.. FoRD, Esd
and all the members, except Messrs. Glanvie,
Houston, Montague and Henderson.
Mr.. WooD presented petition of Nicholas Hupp-
man and others, demonstrating against the opening
Of Grindall treet. Referred to the Committee on
Highways.
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM presented petition from John
Feast, demonstrating against the widening of Fay-
cite street. Referred to the Committee on High
ways.
Mr.. WooD presented the report of the Committee
on Police and Jail with resolution removing the
hack stand from Charles street near Pratt to some
other locality. Adopted
Mr.. WoOD presented the report of the Committee
on Police and Jail, with resolution authorizing
the City Comptroller to advertise for proposals to
furnish the Jail with cooking utensils and light
ming rods. Laid on the table
Mr.. WooD presented the report of the Committee
on Police and Jail, authorizing the erection of a
gaslamp in front of the Methodist Church on Penn
sylvania avenue, at Mosher street. Adopted
Mr.. WooD presented the report of the Committee
on Police and Jail, referring all applications for
gas|amps to the City Commissioner. Adopted.
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TowsoNTowN, Sept g. 1859.
CmCUT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNrY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price. Richard j. Cuttings, Esq
Attorney for the State prosecuting.
At the opening of court this morning the States
Attorney not being able to procure any more evi-
dence in the case of the State Us. Thomas Donallv
alias Shields, commenced yesterday, abandoned the
case and asked for verdict of not guilty." which
was rendered and the party discharged.
State John Walters, indicted for assaultng
John L. Edwards on the 10th of April, 1859. Yer
dict guilty"
Robert Hobart, charged with an assault with in
tent to kill and having fled the State, sieu was
entered.
The case of the State u.s. Jacob Shock, indicted
for assaulting VIM. C. Cahoon, of the county with
intent to kill, was continued to the next term.
The civil docket was postponed from Monday to
Tuesday next. Several important criminal cases
yet to be disposed of.
A plea of not guilty was confessed by the State
in the case of John Wiseman, charged with killing
John 7. Farlow. sIn this case the party was
tried last winter, and the jury failed to agree and
as the State was unable to procure any additional
testimony in the case, the plea was entered.
-, State Us. Owen Riley, charged with assaulting
Thomas Bonas, with intent to kill, and also for
larceny was continu ued to the December term.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow morning,
when it will sit in equity.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, SEPT. 9.


Elvira Owen, Alexander Liverpool-F l.. Brauns Go.
T%Rrefs sSns of the i5- wilson Ea. ! sSns
ltzst"in x Welcker, (Breni) Bremen-A. Schumacher
ygniatq, Wilson, Eide Island-Iugh Jenkins & Co.
Mississippi, Allen. Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr.
: j. Fitzge aid Gr en-, FaparaisoF Booth Co
Sn3an G. Owens, Norton, Liycrpoo-Foard Rogers.
Vile de pieppe )Rossgsg layana Stirling Ahrens
Anton, lAust) Ivanich, IiyernSo-Foard Rogers
Alan Ker, Br) Winter Misunderstanding d Go.
Columbia tBrem Semcke; B, emen-Aatz 4 Leopold
Mondamin, Collins Rio de Janeiro-T. Whitrdge Co.
SlP, Sophia jonss on Rio, Rio de Janeiro .
Wm. Henry, souqg, New Orleans. Henderson L Co
zdon' Ho'orook' Ba'n-KslSSy sSTSS Gray.
Canada, -, Tome (Chili)-Fitzgerald, Booth 4 Co.
Delta Dauiby, Cape vcrde-W. + Kendall
HaGnn h%is % c1gfhtSn tD R SeE w IokJa sn Hooper Sons
John r. Rhoads Rutland, for freight-W T Kendall.
Ena ES2stf%s ,G sGgegs 3yaaMW niEt X ndai
Laura, huntington for freiG t-W. Rhoads 4 Son.
Pe.ient Pre- Be@sCn n C6ampoG pic M24loyia1i lIa&Co
G%on St F"%We New Wss5erlv
WaIelale, Pendleton, W ndsor ~ kelsey & Gray.
VIM, T. Hal" P"son' GHn611 Phiiad2T AppeFarth Son
Ann, Blake ESsex-Kelsey 4 Gray.
Asf Aa rncs MGws fsf Bs,dn Rnsar G
3 N Richards Crsbtree New BetiiordNKeisey Gay
Har+st 5Ia Isb Vrn isi Boots C. m
HoGo aaEG " VI EErX ,C charlestooLC M ienGergas
Indus, lof MiIwsukie) Humphrey. Charleston.
Indus, Stnkely, Iayana-Spence 4 Reid
John II TraverS, Wilmington, y. C-Travers Mitchell
jimmie Norton Monks Island Patterson Murguiondo
Kohinnor (Br) Blanchard, pomnicaJos c. Yates x Co
Lucinda, Merger, North Observation-Disclosures X Dickinson
Louisiana Mitchell vii" ington-Dunnock & Weatherly
o. H. Tolley, Stafford, Bay of Nexico-Dunnock Wesherly
Rob-rt Htailey, Mitchell. Wilmington
Refecca, Foster, for freight-W. Rnoads & Son
Seaman, =, for freight--W. Rhoads K Son.
Iiaer, Evans, Saco.kirkland, Chase \ Co
Virginia, kirwan, North Carona-Jas Corner & Sons
; Triplett. Pritch t. Fall Rver-W. ADpagarth Son
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IA W NTELLHENCE.

UNITED STATES DrsrRIcr CouRr.-Hon. William
Fell Giles, Judge.
The admiralty docket was partially called YES
terday, no case being ready for trial, the court ad
Journed until this morning at 10 o'clock.
We are requested to say thatthe decree obtained
by Andrew Flanagan 4 Co. for 81, ,Sll.S6 agains
VIM. Temblinson, is not against VIM. r. Tomblinsor
this city
Nothing done in the other courts. The Criminal
Court, meets this morning to dispose of the usua
assault and riot cases.
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FLOOR FOR CATTLE SrALLs.-Dig sifted gravel,
such is used for topping walks and use coal-gas
tar; level the ground perfectly; mix the gravel
with tar two quarts of the latter to each bushe of
ted with tar. This is best done on boarded or
stone floor; spread evenly, about one inch thick,
roll till hard with heavy garden roller. When
dry add from two to five inches more according
to the purpose for which the floor is required
Roll as soon as laid, and frequently, until it is
quite sOlid.-Spirit Of The Times - :
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
[From the SpiriL of he Times

MONTREAL, Aug. 80, ls59.--To the Editors Of the
Spirit Of the Times:-Sirs:-Hav heard that
list of the All England Eleven, who are to play on
this Continent, has appeared in your columns, and
also that doubts have been expressed as to the
aity of their coming at all, beg leave to inform
you that the Montreal Cricket Club have, by the
last mail, received the only authentic information
on the subject, which is that the Eleven leaves
England on the 7th instant, route for Montreal
where they will play their first match and that the
list of the players is as follows, namely:
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Several cases of appeal
having been brought before the Secretary of the
Treasury, the Department has decided that worst
ed button stuff, not being suitable for the manufac-
ture Of shoes or buttons exclusively. but may be
used for other purposes, is liable to duty of 20 per
cent, and plate glass to "a per cent the one com
ing under the classification of manufactures of
glass and the other under that of worsted manua
lures, not otherwise provided for in the tariff
act of 1857.
1t is said the President has rendered the commits
sionership Of the General Land Office to ex Con.
gresham Hughes, of Indiana, which he will pro-
badly Decline he did last March the appointment
of Commissioner of Patents.
1t is understood that the Cabinet to-day had the
San Juan Island question under consideration.
number Of members of Congress are already
engaging residences for the next session
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HonRrBlE AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER ON STATEN Is

HORRIBLE AND MYSTERIOUS MURDER ON STATEN Is
LAND.-About ten O'Clock on the evening of SUNDAY,
the 2lst ult., as young man, named Fraud Du-
champ, his way home from the house of
the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, OF ST. Mary's church, at Cliff
ton, Staten Island he was attacked by gang of
villains, and beaten and kicked until life was nearly
extinct. A few minutes after the assault he was
picked up, when it ascertained that the lett
side of his skull had been trighuully shattered by
sung-shot or bIudgeon, and his body bruised
from head to foot the effects of their merciess
kicks. Notwithstanding his terrible injuries, the
unfortunate young fingered on in state of
half consciousness until death terminated his suf-
ferings on Wednesday afternoon last, at two
o'clock
The deceased was Frenchman or Canadian by
birth, was employed on the government works at
Fort TOmkins, and was the partial support of an
aged mother. He bore an excellent character, and
was thought to have enemies. He was attended
by Dr. Boardman, of Stapleton, and DR.. Mott, of
New York. During the examination made by these
gentlemen, twelve distinct pieces of bone were re-
moved from his skull.-N. Y Herald
c. & o. CANAL.-The trade upon the canal for
last week sums up as follows :--l04 boats descended
with 800 tons of coal. During the month OF Au-
gust AIT boats descended and the tolls at the
Georgetown collectors office reached $s,57O,6I.
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CIEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
chr Two Brothers, Ward, New York, Slh inst
ark Maria, johnson, New York, 7th inst
81, NnrtI, :,
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA
Ship NJ C. Stevens, from Baltimore ct MOnroria Ju
spoEer.uly si.t lat %, long 81, ba name not as
Warren; Benfkall, which cleared 25th ''
Ship Scott Miskeliy for Boston 18th ult, at Rot
Ship Annapolis, Picket, uncertain, remained Havre,
Bark Gen Stricken Mcdonald from Havana. arrived
G1ayGsGnd ave psI,5;n 2$d MI M;,.o, ,o
baIIa t. smained at Monteyideo July l2h
o Bark Rot BaEf B Rarcay 1 "a M from baltimore foF Lon
Bark Therese fGrem Hohost, for Baltimore, sailed from
Bark Daniel Webster Ryder for Baltimore sailed fm Bos-
Brig G. Bass Winchester from Neyassa for Baltimore
was at anchor in the PatuXent river on Tuesday.
Brig Foster, Chase for Baltimore sailed from Boston, 9Th
Brig Norhman, Land hence at Charleston, 7th inst,
schr S E. Bellows Clark for Baltimore sailed fin Mid
sci C Pende;on, Church, for Baltimore sailed from
Schr Syren Brj Creamer from Windsor, N s. for Bal
tmore, arrived at Holmes Hole, 9th inst, with loss Of gal
Sch Minerva Brooks, for Alexandria sailed from Provi
ming, Daniels uncertain remainedat Buenos Ayres July
Schr Jas Parker ST. Crosby from Boston for Richmond
sailed from Holmes Hole Sd inst
dra sailed from, Dutch Island harbor 5th inst '0'
Schr Naraganset Hail. for Alexandria, sailed from Fall
schr Willow Harp, Rowland from Alexandria arrived at
$chr IT. G. urfee Hall, from Alexandria, arrived at Fall
from Richmond. sth inst.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, September 7-Noon.-Aw brig Conquest,
CID ship Caroline Mobile brigs St Tago Port au Plat;
Grace Worthington Aroy" % sGhrs T. A. Linnel, Ma2ga;
NEW YORK, September Arr brig vakyrien, Rio de
Jan .iro.
Crd. steamship Montgomery, Savannah; ship Ann2wan,
CaiS GarEs , & rncefon; nenaFSa Gmnceer bSn
J3cGSqn%vile; lIS1 % Central Gent America Wilmington.
Crd schiS H. Belts, Galveston Stag Richmond Fannie,
B3SToN Gr seGtemSsr ship Tm KGE %T Sepoo
schr. JOS. NickerSon, Cape Hayten.
SOUTHERN PORTS
ALEXANDRIA, September S-brig Drnkmate, and schr.
RICHMOND, September Arr. schrs Haxall, Pearl and
Isaac Darling, New York
Crd bark Traveller Rio de Janero schrs Susan, Boston,
WiLMiNGT0N; September 7.Cpd. schrs. J. J. Spencer,
and p Faust Philadelphia; NJ E. Parmaee, New York j.
NoKFodK, sept mber SIR, sclrs. Jos Turner; 3os
.SAvANNAII Sept mber 6-lrr. schr John, Boston, New
NV ORLEANS, september sl,rr ships Crimea, Iiv-
CII Steamship Philadelphia New YORK; schr wgn Jar
Wis, Lisbon.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is hereby given that the Cross Rip Light Vessel,
the Relief Light Vessel returned Great Woods Hole iar
BY order of the Lighthopse E3 l}rP3 Board s,,,ru
Lighthouse Inspector, Second District
Boston, Sept 7, 1859.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.-BACK RIVER
peske Bay, Va; TO BE PUT OUT FOR REPAIRS,
out for repairs from days, about the
9Th of September Due notice will be given Of reightng
BY order af the Light House Board .
Major TopogI Engincers-B't Major
|, H
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WAs'NT ACQUAIYrED.-Two drunken fellows were
walking along in the rain. The drunkest one then
asked:
''Dick (hic) does-er rain (hic)p'
''In course it rains" said Dick.
The answer was apparently satisfactory, and they
proceeded several rods farther, when the question
was again propouuded by the anxious searcher af-
ter truth und ,r difficulties
''Dick, l say D (hie) tell me doeser-rain?"
"Johnny,' said Dick solemnly, ''Pm afraid yer
drunk; in course it's raining"
In few minutes Johnny was again troubled with
doubts, and sought to solve them.
'Dick, seems er me (hic) ser-goin (hic) er-ran
(hic)"
Dick exasperated-"Johnny, yer fool Don't
yer see it's rainin'. Can't yer feel it ranin
Johnny?"
Johnny-"Scuse me D (hic). aint much ac-
quainted in this town (hic)."
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Hotel Burnt N Hoboken-Four Lives

New York, Sept. 9.-The Harmonic Hotel at
Hoboken was burned to day. Mr.. Baese, one OF
the proprietors, and his three daughters perished
in the flames. Mrs. Bacse was also seriously in
jured by leaping from a window. The eldest
daughter also leaped from a window and was
caught in the arms of Mr.. Herring, who had as
cended ladder TO assist her to escape.
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PnILADELPHIA, Sept. 9.-Some OF the morning
papers of this city this morning publish despatch
from Baltimore, stating that ''ttree reporters of
the Bdtimore Press fred at last night on BALI
more street!'
1.-THE Agent of the Associated Press desires to say
thot the false statement above referred to- was not
forwardedby any one connected with the Associated
Press in this citY.
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MIR. Anson G. Chester has retired from his con
nection with the Syracuse Journal, of which paper
ne had been the editor for the past three years He
is succeeded by Rodney L. Adams
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The Europa at Boston
BosroN, Sept. 9.-The steamer Europa arrived
this morning from Halifax. Her mails will 90 South
by the afternoon land train.
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ARRIVALS FNOM BALTIMORE.
Ship Alice Wilson, (Br.) Wilson, Liverpool, 2Ist uli
Ship Ocean, (Hrcm) KICpper, Bremen, 10th uit
ship Nancy, Connolly, Cork, 18th ult.
Schr. Ocean Bird, Gibbs Providence, 9th inst.
Schr J.. Murray, Thomas, Norfolk, 7th inst.
Sclr. J. W. Rums-y, TaviDr, Boston, 9th inst.
Sc'r. America, Jones, Alexandria, 18th inst.