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La W INTELLIGENCE.
ToWsONToMN. Sent. 9. l95.

TowsoNTOwN, Sept. 3, 1852
CIRCUIr CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUYTY-Before
Hon. Judge Price. Richard j. Cuttings. ESQ.
Attorney for the State, prosecuting.
State Balty Smith, indicted for assauting
John A. Bromwe, with intent to kill. Alleged
to have been committed on the 9th of October,
1858.
Smith is indicted with Richard Darry. who was
tried for the offence in the CITY Criminal
Court and convicted and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary-the evidence of which was published in The
Exchange.
After hearing the testimony, the States ATTORNEY
abandoned the case, and the party discharged.
State rs. Captain Green, alias Gallagher, indicted
for the larceny of $780, the property of Peter Saur-
vein, of Baltimore. The evidence in this case was
substantially the same as appeared in the DIR
change at the time the accused was arrested. No
evidence being adduced for the defence, the iury
rendered verdict of ''Guilty" without leaving
their box.
John Gambrill, David Houck and James Nor
gan, jointly indicted for assaultng John Hartzell
with intent to kill: and also for forcible entry and
destroying hotel furniture, were called for trial,
when, on affidavit, they asked for a removal. The
Court sent their to Hartford county, and
raised the bail in each case to 81, 500, and on de-
fault, the parties were sent to Towsontown Jail, to
appear at the November term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county.
The jury in the of the State Us. Samuel Ely,
tried yesterday for burglariously entering and rob-
bng the dwelling OF Capt. Bowers, asked to be dis
charged. they not being able to agree upon a ver-
dict They were accordingly discharged Ely was
then admitted to bail in the of S2OO0 his faith
er becoming his security.
The jury in the above case while locked up last
night, were fired at through the window by some
person in the Court house yard. Three balls passed
through the window, but fortunately the only dam
age done was breaking few panes of glass.
The civil docket will be called on Monday week.
The Grand Jury after sitting of eleven days
arose to-day.
The Court at o'clock adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT. SEPT. 2

SHIPS
Arnoid a BSoninger rqs Haslagen CardrBro Bnnnger
Elzapeth Bibhy, (Br) Weston, Lverpoo-Daves & War
Elyra owen, Alexander, Iiverpool-F L. Brauns Co
fyh W BSnG WfsReI Rais I rppomB Baef Sens
Juniata, Wilson, Eide Isand-Iugh jenkins K Co
MisSiSSppi, Allen Rotterdam-B NJ Hodges, Jr
: T. M25r9R Fns 9 N%2y % c s4sr S S0ps
'ne de hiepre )RosseaH HEayana-stirling Ahrens
Alan Ker lBr) Winter, Androssan-stickney nirnM2 Co
C:a,eF 2Soi F;cf Tfg'i AZ Rio Dc JanerIqs Hooper Sons
Columbia. (Brem Semcke. B.emcn-Katz 4 ISnod
MHaG Laeonia Bear5g 9i, Boston m Hesen Rogers
sgPSa &a5&a Sa5s H%ss EiS Et9 De De aasirS aasirS
Wm. Henry, Young, New Orelns-J Henderson & Co
zidon' IIolbrook, st. John !; B-Kesey Crap
AI,1 Anfen Anstl l iyanieh, IiverpoolFoard Rogers
%iyiiR, Dysr or irSE W F6qsds '$Sin $Sn Co.
sS@ aGGSy Ns% XsaaSE j. kfP5 5oPr Sons
InI;d Iandy, u Handy M Bluff AZ Point. va-Kesey Gray
oIn R39aas Raa"5 "1l: ioP As1S:T ksnIa IaE
Kst G sfyens, H1yhn9MWT , kndai
Fs9 tssp lI m Hoa Gsjd Ga5S,aH seamkess Cray
R K,r.la@@, Knight, s. JOINS Kirkland Chase Co.
Wme4alT VA h Pendlet9n wndsor, N $ Kelsey Gray
c Aao Rks ohs Gm Psa Tn9sS Gray
Aleb2ma al aa.n.3. B.p9sr 3 RS, saySqn%@r ; i Belt r,
Aua Francs BtnSOIl, W lndSOr, n. S.-kelSey 4 GRAY
4. L. Hardy, Tryon NorfDlk-t'Oleman Bailey.
Carlton Jayn" Tyler, New York-iiose X Lyon.
CoilaSset. Toby. New Bedfrd-Thes Whitridse & Co
Edward Slade BayeSs, New York-E Pratt K Bro
Elizabeth B., Bearse, Gloucester.
+. H. A. bott; Smith, New York-Rcse Lyon.
Frank Day Fisher, Troy-W. Rhoads & Son
TO Handy, Pill beaufort \ Gas Corner & Sons.
Harriet, -, Parfc-Fitzgerali, Booth Co
Isabella Ellis. Newb lrn. n C.-Jas. Corner x Sons
Indus, (of Miwaukie) Humphrey MobleHeslen Rogers
luStIna kandel, james. Turks lSlard-P. Bandel
John II. Travcre Wilmington, " C-Travers K Mitchell
J.nne Morton, Monks l. land-PatteFson Il Murguiondo
Ikohnoor Br) Blanchard, pominica-Jos. c. Yates Co
Lawrence Mann. North Caroina-W hedbee Dickinson.
Nary ie,en ilu'ehin~on trovidenceTIeslen Rogers.
" uN idid, tiaifies, CharicstGn-Cha-. Pendercast
Maryland, (new,) Brown Bath-Kelsey & GRAY
North CAROLINA Magure, Charlest nDunnock & Tcatherly
bntaro latrllum N-wheTn, \. C.-EameS Corner Sons
spray. Smitl, Washington. n. C--Whedb 4 Dickinson
o. H. Toey Stafford, Bay of MexicO-Uunncck Wetherly
Ito @I,Iio! Fish SaTa@e, st John. \. B-C F. Coates Co
Iattie Martini Tatem, CWhedbee K dickinson
Priscilla; cater, Argeibo, R-KirkIan Chase & Co.
itovtr tRr) Kemp, Nassau, \. P.-F. T. MonteN
Rob rt Htadey, Mitchell Wilmington
Rehecca Foster, for frciGht-W. Roads Son
Seaman, =, for freight--F. Rhoads ( Son.
Sarah NJ Sherman, sherman, Provdence-S. Philips Co
Surprise Cole New York-Rose Il Lyon
Sea! Sea Nymph, lawson New Bedfnrd-S Phillips 4 Co.
VIRGINIA, kirwan, North Carolina-Jas Corner Sons
W. 5 Iripett Prtcht Fall River-W Applegarth Son,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

mill on the west side of the river. but baoL IF =
and out OF sight of the rope on some iumber vbicB
Is piled up loosely at the brink of the precipice.
The ends of some of the boards stick ont several
feet beyond the bank, and Jeunson stepped on one
of them which was loose. 1t tipped so as to throw
him off his balance, and in an instant he was pre
clpitated over the bank and fell to the bottom.
without touching anything in his descent-a dis,
lance OF about 100 feet-strking on some rocks
WITHIN two or three feet of the water There was
NOBODY near him when he lost his balance, but the
lall was witnessed by large number of people who
we're lo9kInS out OF the windows Of the cotton fac
tory and the mills in the vicinity, and also by the
people on the flats and the island below the Falls.
We We have conyersed with several of the spectators,
make the blood run cold. The poor fellow pitched
off the boards headong, but when about half way
down turned partly over, and landed on his back
and side. The noise resembled that which would
have been made by rock of the same weight, and
was heard by some people on Falls Field.
Several men and boys were on the spot within
two minutes after the accident, but scarcely sign
OF life was apparent about the body.
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PkOCEEDWGs OF THE CITY coUNcyL.

FRIDAY, September 2, 1859
FIRST BRANCH.-Present-JoH 7. FoRD, Fsq.,
and all the members except Messrs. Houston, Clan
vile, Addison, Mules, Montague, Wood, and Mace.
Mr.. HENDERSON moved the Branch adjourn, there
being no quorum present.
Pending the call on the motion to adjourn Messrs
Addison and Mace entered the Branch, but the
Branch adjourned until Tomorrow afternoon at
five o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
lournment Present-WHLIAM MCPHAIL, ESQ.,
President, and all the members
The resolution to place gas lamp on the cor
ner OF Stricker and Lombard streets, was taken up
and adopted.
Mr. MussELMAN presented the petition of Jas T.
MARYLAND and others, asking that a gas lamp be
placed at the corner of Orchard and Little Monu-
ment streets. Referred to the City Comptroller.
Mr.. MCCoMAs, from the Committee on Police and
jail, offered resolution to place two gas lamps in
front of the Episcopal Mission Church, on Barre
street Read second time and adopted
The Branch then adjourned until to morrow af-
teTnOOn at five clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LtgneroUes or A TJes Decotion, with Mr. Hill
and Mrs. Gladstane in the principal parts Also
Luke tn LaJorer, with an excellent cast. Messrs.
Wheatly and Clarke are announced for Monday
night.
New ASSEMBLY Rooms -Christy's Minstrels crowd
the Assembly Rooms night after night Persons
who desire hearty laugh should visit them. There
are no low vulgaritics INDUCED in by the Company,
their wit is keen. and their jokes fresh.
WAsHINGToN HALL.-An excellent entertainment
is offered every night at Washington Hall. To-
night singing by M'dlIe Tournair, music by the
sextette club, and other opera performances by
Messrs. Chambers and REYNOLDS.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
North American telegram Association

LNUTLIA AAhtTICAh leIesfaph AsSOcintIOn.
New YORK, September 2-The North American
Telegraph Association is now in session at the St
Nicholas Hotel in this city, There are present from
the American Telegraph Company Peter Cooper,
Cyrus W: Field, Hiram o. Alden, Francis Morris,
Robert w. RUSSELL and J. H. Purdy, Esqs. from
the Western Union Telegraph Company, Hiram
Sibley, Isaac r. Elwood and Anson Sta .er; from
the New Orleans and Ohio Telegraph Company, DR..
N ereen and Geo l.. Douglas; from the New York,
Albany and Buffalo Electric Magnetic Telegraph
lantic and Obi, Company, J. Ii. Berryhill and Da-
vid Brooks; from the Illinois, Mississippi and Chi
cago Telegraph Company, j. D. Cation, and from
the Montreal Telegraph Company, 0. s. Wood
We understand that the Association, which en-
braces all the leading telegraph lines of the coun-
try, except two, had under consideration several
propositions which calculated to effect import
ant changesn the business of telegraphing between
the North and South upon the seaboard. We also
understand that the proceedings thus far have been
harmonious.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER .
ALCOH0L.-Alcohol is firm at SO cts per gallon for
City and Western 95 per cent but of no sales
consequence having been made this week
ASHES.-Pot Ashes selling in New York at 81 SO
ana fearl do at S525d53l4 per 100 lbs but hear
nothing doing in them here.
ALE AND PORTER-Scetch Ale, London Porter and
Brown Stout are selling by the package at 81 rs
per dozen.
BARK-We continue to quote Quercitron Bark at sl7
zo ior o = and S22d23 per ton for No. 1-fo b. There
some demand for it, and note sales this of some
30 tons No. at S23 per ton
BR1MST0NE.-There have been no sales made This
week, put We quote crude Sicily at S47. so per ton
BkEAD:-Brek is steady at the figures named in our
last, VIZ: cts for Navy AZ for Pilot and cts
per ID. for Water Crackers. 7 ~ |z ~
COFFEE-There has been comparatively little doing
this week in Coffee, but the market for it has throu
out the week been very firm. The sales add up
only 34oO bags and they include bags rejected Rio
at I0A gil cts 400 bags fair sound do cts
600 bags good do at X cts 500 bags do at II cts
I4oo bags prime do at 114 cts. and $50 bags
Laguayra Coffee u cts Coffee advanced
paSs Mo being sold there at auction from lO to l2
cts averaging IL cts lb This has gtheped
e views of holders here and they TODAY generally
asking advanced rates for Coffee. We quote Rio today
at TX cts. for fair IL G11A for good IL cts
for prime, Lagnayra at II d2 cts and Java at l5I7
cts per b We note the import this week of 4600 bags
Coffee per bark Sophia from Rio and the to-day in
Guiding this cargo is about 81 600 bags
COTfON.-We note moderate demand this week with
sales OF about 600 bales ordinary good middng Upland
and Gulf at irregular prices but principally within the
range of our quotations Prices may be regarded as \
cent lower than last week, and quote:
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SOMETHING ABOUT CRrCEErING.-An 'Old Englan-
der" who claims to have been a cricketcr of some
eminence in his younger days in England, sends
the New ork Times a letter. in view of the great
coming match between the ''All England Eleven"
and the American players. We copy a portion of
the letter, giving useful hints about playing, for
the benefit of the Cricketers, who play tomorrow
the Heights
Th fielding of the American cricketers generally
is pretty fair-the field usual, being under the
generaship of the wicket keepers.
The wicket keeper is presumed to know the pecu-
larity of the batting of each and every of the
opponents hence he places men accordingly. In
doing this, however, he should be careful, when
giving sign to any of his field to do it in such a
manner that the batter does not see it. As soon as
the ball is struck and is rlded and is about to be
thrown to the wicket, it is the duty of the field in
that part to back up at convenient distance behind
the wicket keeper, or the bowler, (whO have each
charge of wicket) to be able to stop the ball
in case of its passing the one in charge of the wick
ct. Wehavc seen many made here, at this
point where they should not have been made, for
want ofthis precaution.
We see nothing nowadays but what is called
round arm bowling. We say "caed" because we
do not consider it bowling, aud we are fearful it
will not be allowed when theyplay the great match.
1t is nothing more nor less than a jerk hro0. To
deliver fair ball, the hand of the bowler. when
delivering the ball. must be below the line of the
elbow, p knuckles OF the hand must be turned
down the. round arm bowling that we have
seq .e is with the knuckles of the hand turned
up, and the hand above the line of the elbow which
makes it not alone throw and unfair ball, but it
destroys all the pleasure of the batsman from the
danger he runs of being severely hurt.
We have seen players put out by ''leg before
wicket" when we knew they We're not out. A
player is out with "leg before wicket" provided
the ball is bOwled straight to the wicket; but if the
ball is bowled to the leg of the wicket or off, the
batter has right to advance his leg to enable him
to reach the ball if bowled off and to turn round,
or put himself in any position he pleases to reach
the ball, if bOwled to the leg; and if is the case
in twisting ball, it bounds off on, and twists to
the wicket, the batter is not out by "leg before
wicket" The peculiar knack Of this round arm
bowling is this making the ball, which is bowled
wide OF the wicket either to the leg or on t,0st or
shoot into the wicket after it touches the ground.
We have no good batting IN any OF the
PLAYERS either in the United States or the Cana
das-simply because they nave not oeen taught by
we have seen here strike from the shoulders from
the body: thev all strike either from the elbows or
from the wr ts the consequence is instead of hav-
inc the whole of the bat to face the ball thus,
thew have the bat either thus thus 4, and they
will miss nine balls out of ten when they bat in
that manner.
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Arrest of a SyyIndIer,

WASHINGTON, Sc t. 2.-The man who recently
brought from Philadelphia to New York. fifteen
young ladies, under the pretence of taking them
South school and music teachers, and then robbed
them of their money and baggage,was arrested here
tonight by the Chief of police, Mr.. Goddard, and
Lieut.. of police, McHenry. He was recognized as
Hiram P. Leslie, heretofore temporarily employed
a laborer in the Patent office. Some of our own
citizens have also been swnded by him. His valise
contained large number of letters from various
parts of the country. the contents of some of which
showed that he had travelled South and was ex-
tensively engaged in dishonest schemes. He has
wife living at Washington. Two large travelling
trunks claimed by him at the Express office,
supposed to contain many vauables belonging to
his victims. He was committed to await requisi-
tion from the Governor of New York.
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f,nI>I n

NEW 1ORK, Sept. "A German lawyer and one
of the clerks of the Board of Aldermen, were ar
rested here yesterday at the instance of the State
Department at Washington, charged with forging
United States passports.
Hon. Howell Cobb was serenaded at the ST.
Nicholas last evening.
Hon. John NJ Bolts, who is stopping at the Astor
House, received visit and complimentary address
from the Wing General Committee yesterday. In
reply he made speech, developing his plan for
ganizing an oppOsitiOn party.
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over his left foot, crushing it in a severe manner.
Mr.. b. was conveyed to his residence near by and
properly cared for.
AURORA BoREALIs.-There was another atmUs-
pheric exhibition yesterday morning, which, COM
mencing about one o'clock, lasted until near day
light and, while it lasted, filled the heavens with
spiendor, and lit the city as with the light of
raging fire. owing arch of flame seemed to be
thrown across &c zenith, extending from east to
west, from the top crown of which long spears
and streamers of red light were thrown far down the
southern sky, giving to the whole heavens the ap-
pearance of being illumined with the glare of an
immense confagration. To the north there were
comparatively few clouds, and over the broad
and clear expanse, the light seemed to go and
come like bushes upon woman's cheek-now
glowing into deepest intensity, and then palng into
the faintest flush. To the south there were clouds
which, catching and rejecting the light, gave to
that portion of the heavens more brilliant though
perhaps less beautiful appearance than that just de-
scribed as belonging to the northern sky There
was light breeze stirring at the time, and the at
mosphere was pleasantly cool. We understand
that the different lines of telegraph in this vicinity
were so much affected that it was several hours af
ter they were opened before they were in perfect
working order.
LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ruling prices at the Lexington market Yesterday:
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Strike on

Strike on the Michigan Southern Railroad
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The machinists employed on
the Michigan Southern Railroad have struck, and
refuse to allow anything but the mail car and en-
yesterday morning returned last evening. The
cause of the strike is the inability or refusal of the
road to pay the back wages of the machusts No
trains have left here since yesterday morning.
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Middling ...... 12K6124 / 12%G13 I2H(GI23
Good Middling Is (GI31 | l34Gl3H | IL E613E
Middling Fair l2HInl2L | mammal | 1oNIG1on

|
= CoAL.-There is but little doing here in Cumberland
ooa ont we understand that there is very large Dusi
ness dong in it at Alexandria 1t be readily bought
a. SZo ior nne, $3.50 for run of mine, and 81 per
Tor lump delivered board Locust Point and has
s Cereu IN some cases at still lower figure Anthra-
2.24O lbs WV janus d. -'9f''O per 'oh
CaEMICALsaSoda Ash is still selling at 2x@2X cts.
for 30 per cent; Sal Soda q cts Bleaching Powders
at 3a cts aud BiCarb. Soda at 4x}d4x cts. per lb'
CANDLES-There has been but little doing in Candles
this week, but we quote Adamanne as before at I7HS
10 cts for light, and 202l for full WEIGHT Cban,ics
Sperm at 2528 cts Sperm at 4l(G42 cts. and natent
Wax at 5lG52 cts. per h. Mould Candles are sei,in t
l2hQ15 cts for Western and Eastern in regular
and Eastern in fancy boxes for West India shipment are
bringing 154G16k cts per lb
COPPER.-Copper is firmer. Baltimore refined Inoo,S
are quoted this week at 22d23 cts and quote Sheath
ing at 26 cts for English and q cts per b for Baltimore
lot of 100000 lbs Baltimore Ingot Copper sold last
week at 70 cts, months. We quote Yellow Metal Sheath
g at 20 cts for American and 81 cts for English and
Yellow sT, Metal Bolts and Nails at "a cts Per lb.
FISH-Mackerel are dull No. 3's are selling in retail
~ at S9.o0 but old do can be bought at IS per bb We
quote new No 2s at $3.50, and No. rs Upper Dbl
Aewiyes are also dull and quote them day at a so
from the wharf S. per bb from store lot of 600
prime Eastern Herrings was sold early in the week
s9a ne %hart but We quote inferior to fair lots
go p Dbl Dry Goldfish selling at S4 25GI4 so for
new and we quote Hake at 25a2 so per 100 lbs
d n id TWe We note sale this week of 8 900 lbs
per lb. % ~ 'Ae'' a' f' cls'
FLoUk-tIour has been quiet again this week. the
sales adding up only about 900 bbls During the e,
part of the eek the market was oute f ad 'e me-.
the sales were made at an advance ofi2I to o.
Dbl on last weeks prices out within dao
Super has fallen back again l2k cts DER hh, % o5 %
market closes weak except for the better grades Of T
The exports since last as follows, Viz:
70 u.,, bDls. Bbls
a. 6. Ti .'... ll4o 10 IrR}dad ....21O7
" 81. Johns, F....S.S04 Jamaica ..........I5 SIS
"Har00r Grace, N .l,Oee Marsala, Sicily. s.
Total; .2ss
HOWARD STREET FLouR-The sales of Howard street
ns week previous to to-day embrace 400 bbls Super
at s5e2Kd575 but today we have repored sales Of 75a
Dds super at So2x per bbl, and we quote Super as
closing duil at and Extra at So 50d575 per bbl
made this week 50 fa as we have heard Super could
have been bought &C the opening week al AZ
but subsequently 1t was held pretty firmly at As 25
bbl To-day 1t would not however bring over s5aX Der