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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING DECEMBER l6
ALCOHOL.-We quote Alcohol this week at 81 l56 cts
for SO and 56d5s cts gallon for % per cent with the
usual discount TO the trade.
ASHES.-There is nothing doing here in Ashes but
they selling in New York S52k for Pot and 25
per 100 lbs. for Pearl
BARRING have heard of no sales Of Querctron Bark
this week but quote it before, sl7Gl9 for No
and S20d22 for No. fob.
BREAD-Bread is in pretty good demand but it is un-
changed in price, and we still quote it at for Navy
~ cts for Pilot and 5H cts per h. for Water Crackers
less the usual discount
BEESWAX.-We hear OF no sales of }eeswax this week
but we quote it steady at 33d35 cts per ID.
BRlMSIoNE E-There is no Crude Birthstone in market,
and weare unable to give quotation for it.
COTTON.-The demand from spinners during the week
was good, with sales Of about $50 bales low to strict
middng Upland and Gulf at from II L d124 cts six
months The present wants of the spinners being pret
well supplied the market closes dull, but with rather
stronger feeling on the part of holders, although we
cannot make any quotabe change in prices which
follows:
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

FhT I > RUM I3A Ii TNIUNF.
Rio De JANEIRO-BdTt LdplCiRg
3,437 bbs. flour. 325 half bbls. do.
LONDoN-Schr. Juno
SO erces beef 53S bushels cloverseed eco bbls oil
cake 10 casks rice 90 kegs butter Is frkins do 1900
locust treenails.
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The Contest for the spenkership.

WASHINGTON, December l6-The largely in
creased vote for Mr.. Gimer to-day. came from the
Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and New Jersey and
Pennsylvania Republicans, elected on the Peoples
ticket. 1t intended to test the Democratic
members, who had thus the ability to elect South
man Speaker if they wished. Mr. Bocock'
sc votes added to Mr.. Gilmer's &c would have made
l22, being more than enough to elect, but no
Democrat voted for Mr.. Gilmer, and he at once
withdrew his name. The next vote, Mr.. Sherman
had one vote than ever before but still lack
ing four of an election.
The Republican members tonight are sanguine
of success. They will adhere to Mr.. Sherman in
hexibly
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Ordinary. sA@9A $40 Oh S7iGl 9A
Middng 1lh(O11A II Gdl2S / IL sfrIlL
Good Middlng II Gl24 l2hdI24 IL (dl2I
Middling Fair. l24Ml2b l2AGl3 l2TaI2L
Ill =

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COFFEE There is still good demand for Coffee but
the high prices asked for it have tendency to restrict
transactions, and have reported this week sales Of
only about $500 bags The sales previous to today
Include leo bags rejected Rio at l0& cts, 100 bags
medium do. at IL cts, 900 bags fair do at ll4GIIx
cts, $50 bags good do. at Il cts, and 500 bags do at
128 cts. To-day We note sales of invoice OF O5O
bags low grade Rio at II cts aud 100 bags
fair do. at liz cts. We have heard of no transac
tons in Laguayra Java Coffee. We quote Rio
to-day at HOLLY cts for medium to fair: II AGI2
cts for good; l24@l2H cts. for prime; Laguayra at
12Gl3cts and Java at l5d16 cts. per b. We note the
import this week of 6,5OO bags Rio per bark Blue
Wing. The stock today of all descriptions about
&c, 600 bags.
CANDLES.-There is still fair demand for Can
dies Adamantine range at from II 81 cts and we
quote Chemical Sperm before 25G2S cts; Sperm at
4O42 cts, and patent Wax at 552 cts per h. Mould
Candles range iIom II to 164 Western and
Eastern.
COAL.-Cumberland Coal continues very dull and the
market for it ia quite heavy. We quote nominal at 9
for fine, So for of mine, and 81 per lump
delivered board at Locust Point There is an active
retail demand for Anthracite Coal and it selling
the yards at S475D5 per ton of $40 lbs delivered
| CHEMlCALS.-We again quote Soda Ash at t2Id2I cts
per b.tor so per cent; Sal Soda al 81 cts Bleaching
Powders at 3d3a cts; BiCarb Soda at al cts and
Saltpetre at S&dSA cts. for Crude East India
COPPER-We still quote Copper at 22GG22B cts
lsh Sheathing; % cts for Baltimore do Yellow Metal
Sheathing at 20 cts. for both English and American and
! Yellow Metal Bolts and Nails at % cts per H.
FLOU R.-The transactions in Flour this week have
| again been light the sales amounting to only about
5000 bhlS The market has through greater part of
been made at a decline last weeks quotations. We
note however within the last day or two perceptib
Improvement in the tone of the market The exports
since last follows viz:
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Mr. GILMER then arose and Withdrew his name az
a candidate for Speaker. He expressed his thanks
to those gentlemen who had voted for him, and
before taking his seat, nominated the Hon. Alex r.
Boeler bespeaking for the support of that gentle
man those who had voted for him.
The House again proceeded to vote, with the
following result
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11 :, ..........6,5lS
HOWARD STREET FLOUR.-There have been reported this
week sales of $50 bbs Howard Street Super at So 81
and 1000 bbs do. at $525, but to-day really choice
brands are held pretty firmly at SIS 37H per bb We have
heard of no sales of Extra but quote at s575G6
per bb
ONO FLoUR.-There have been sales of Ohio Super
made this week far have heard but we have re-
ported sales of l,500 bbs. Extra So 62% this figure
being decline 124 cts. per Dbl last week s quota
tons for this description. We quote Super nominal at
$5.25G5.37H per bbI
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famiy Flour continues in good de
mand and quite firm We quote Welch's at S. Patapco
and Reservoir at $780, and the Silver Spring and Ashland
Family may be quoted at $3.50 per bbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-We note sales this week Of about
900 bbls City Mills Super S5, to-day it is gene
rally held at s5l2& for good brands although there are
still some lots to be had at S Dbl We have heard of
no sales OF Extra but quote as before at s66 % for
regular shipping, and S675G7 per Dbl fancy brands
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour is still bringing s437b per
Dbl We note sales in the week at this
| figure
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Buckwheat Flour is steady at for
mer rates. The ordinary brands selling at So 80
| but Matthews premium is bringing SO per 100 lbs.
CORN MEAL.-There has been some considerable move.
men this week in Corn Meal Sales made early in
the week of 500 bbs Baltimore S35. day or two
since sale of 1000 bbs do reported s3 62k per
bbl., and quote this the it oday The x-
| ports this week are 264 bbls. to Jamaica.
The following the inspections Flour and Meal Tor
/ fha nan
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Boc0ck' 81
Boteler, 25
Scattering, 9
Necessary to choice, lis.
The reduction in Mr.. Sherman's vote on the first
trial was occasoned by Messrs. Hickman, Haskins
and Schwartz, anti-Lecomptonites, and some of the
Republicans voting for Mr.. Gilmer
Adjourned.
CoRREcrIoN.-Mr Vallandgham was misunder-
stood yesterday by the reporter. He said nothing
about slavery in the Territories.
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BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET Dec. 10 Our
Dry Goods markets. still inactive although there has beer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Mozart Hall State Committee.

n,
TIE State Committee of the Wood, or Mozart Hal,
section OF the Democracy met at Congress Hall to-day
All the members of the Committee were present eX-
cen, Mr. Eddy of Niagara and Mayor Wood Of New
York The latter did not attend IN consequence oil his
recent mournful domestic affection
The Hon. John A. Greene Of Syracuse moved that
Mr.. Cramer be Chairman.
Mr. Cramer peremponly declined, when Mr.. Greene
took the chair.
Mr.. Benjamin +. Rae moved to exclude reporters,
on the ground that the proceedings Of the Committee
were OF an Executive character, and that was not
desirable to make them public.
Gen. Orville Clark and others opposed the notion
and the proceedings were conducted with open DOORS
About 80 persons were in attendance, among them
the Hon. ID. II. Chauncey aud others, who had been
invited by letter to attend.
The Hon b. F. Rae suggested the appointment OF
Committee of three to report whether II was advisable
TO adjourn 10 meet in NeY-fork.
Nr. McMshon Ct Albany made speech attacking
those who had opposed Mr.. Wood IN the re sent May
oralt, election in New-York, denouneing Dean Rich
mcud and Peter Cagger for the influence they exer-
csed in relation 70 federal appointments in Newfork,
and generally condemnng the appointments made by
Mr. Buchanan.
The Committee then took recess till the afternoon.
On reassembnz they appointed Committees OF Five
from each Congressional District to call primary meet
ines and conventions TO elect delegate to the National
Convention before the lat Of January next.
Mr. Mcmahon offered series OF resolutions denounc-
ing Collector Schell, Postmaster Fowler, Surveyor
Hart and Marshal Rynders for their course III the re-
cent Municipal election in New-York City,
The resolutions were laid over for future meeting
by vote of TO g. the rest OF the Committee having
previously left. d.
The Committee then adjourned subject TO the call Of
the chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
From Cuba and Mexico.

CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, Der. 10, ttfts
The steamship Isabel bas arrived from Havsns asd
Cuba TIE l3th and magnificent ovation was antisi
cipated.
Adyices from Vera Cruz to the Sth. and give a
confirmation to tho reported victories of Miran0n, and
state that probable that the combined forces Of
Miramon and Robes would attack Vera Cruz,
and that would attend their movement, in con
sequence of local treason among the Jnarez PARTY.
The Havana sugar market quiet, for want q
stock but there bctter feeling the Market and
q reals We're asked for No. II. Molssses in but te
inquiry, and prices weak. Stock of sugar, B,SoV
boxes. Freights dull and vessels leaving for Cali
porte. Exchanges London, 10 Is, v cent premi-
um; on New-York, 494l premium.
Adviees from hey Nest give nothing satisfactory ss
to the condition Of tbs ship or bark Juliet or julia.
The wreckers otherwise employed.
The ship Silas Holmes from New-York went ashore
on tie Sd: relief afforded, but she wrecked
again the 9th and it was thought was in danger
QUE situation.
The ship Elizabeth Allen from New-0rleans was
ashore, and had bilged, and filed.
The bark Mary Coe and brig Soulh's csrgos were
being saved.
The schooner Rough and Ready from st, Domingo
for New York with ogwood had put in disabled. and
was repairing.
The steamship tennessee arrived this evening" fron
Vera Cruz Sh inst.
Minister McIane was on board the Brooklyn.
Senior Fueutre had left the Juarez Cabines, and
Ocampo resumes the portfolio of Foreign Ralaassaa>
Miramon was at Gaadalajara with Marques.
Degollado had evaeuated San Luis Potosi, which
was occupied by Gen. Vol.
Gen. Cobos was in possession OF the istamus o.
Tehuantepeo, and had seized large quantity of arms.
The Tehuantepec Companys steamer Suchl bad
been lost at Alyarado.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
The Approaching Executisns.

| CHARLFsrowN, Va, TUESDAY. Dec. -. 1859.
Exts naive preparations making for the spprssss-
ing executions. Nineteen companies Of military arc
now duy srd guards stationed at every street
corner and erses-rosd Picket guards patrol the
| rounding country, and six more companies are ss-
noun,ed As on their way here The citizeos End dir
ruliy IN passing from part Of the town to anchs
They are brought TO halt and marched 10 the guard
Loose II unable TO give the countersign.
Gyeen and Copeland viii be hung at eleven O'Clock
in the n0rning. and Cook and Coppic at three Z. sks
afternoon All these men are composed, and lssk
calmly on their approaching doom. Their bodies viii
he given 70 their friends, " claimed
TIE town i quiet, and unexcted BY ramor. N.Y.
tsry discipline is kept up however, as II IL were en-
composed BY besiesng army. The people look for
ward with great pleasure 10 exemption from military
surveillance and when the civil government is restored
there viii be quite jubilee. The people would wa
lpgiy eonsen, that Stephens and Hazea should spss&
the rest of their days in the peuitensry rather thsn
have another military siege at their execution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

The FAsKrIL HALL UsIos-SATIse MEE7Issr-Ex-
Governor Briggs sent the following note to The Boo
on JourAaL
In the account Of tae proceedings Of the meeting a.
Faneu Hall on thursday, the Stb, as they appeared
in The Journal of Friday, my name u put down,
among a great number Of other respectable gentle
men as one Of the yice-Pre ndens. FROM this faoe b.
woud naturally be Inferred tha; was present At tksk
meeting. was not there.
At7 O'Clock on Wednesday evening, received q
Telegram from gentleman In Boe'on saying Gov.
90 you" AT 6o'clock Thursday morning ] replied "
that communication BY telegraph and said : nsse
not aceepted-have received no invitafion.' Ihn y
all the part had in that meeting. aaraoa
ksspsfaDy yesp, ot"HSA " s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Annual Report Of the New-fOrk
Central Railroad Company.

ALBANY tuesday Dec. 10. 1919
" The annual report OF this Company can be mad at
Duncan. Sherman s. Co.'S, and at the Bank OF Com
MERGE tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
@. Z. WILSON Treasurer N. Y. Cen r. r. Co."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
The Weather at Montreal

moNlhEAL, DoC. 1879
The weather continues cold andcear. Thermometer
l05 below zero. Wind w. There IL q good deal OF
ice in the river and the ferry boats have stopped run
ming Freight trains commenced crossing the Victoria
Bridge yesterday, and psssenge, trains VIII begin 70
cross regularly next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Fire in Newark. .

NEwARK, Trerday, Dec. Is, It55.
The EnameIed Cloth Factory Of William MacMultry
fate Hslsey and Robles set on FIRE this morning,
and PARTIALLY consumed. Loss, 5000. Insurance,
., 800, principally in New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
yop.Arriya, of the Nova-seotian

PORTLAND, Ne. Tuesday, Dec. l3-Evening.
There are 70 signs Of the steamship Novs-Scotian,
now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool, and
fully due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Massachusetts Municipal Elections

BOsION, IUrsIdVl Dot' To- t'E17'
Theodore Otis, Republican, was elected Mayor OF
Roxbury Yesterday by 247 plurality.
In Charlesowu James Dana, Citizens candidate
was chosen Mayor by $50 plurality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Petition for Coppie.

RICHMOND, Tuesday, Dec. is, 1879.
A memorial has been presented in the Virginia Log
slature, praying for commutition of the sentence ID
Coppic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
the Sailing of the Europa.

BosroE, Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1879.
The r. NJ. stsamshp Europa sais at about noon To-
morrow. The foreign mails close at , a IN: Iels,
graphic dispatches for Europe, fled a. NO. q wal
street EewYork in sess0a ~ reach here ey II s. n,
vii bs forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
Municipal Election.

MlEcHEsTER, N. H., Tuesday, Dec. Is, 1873.
Fdw. W Harrington, Citizens candidate, was elect
ed Mayertolsy receiving ,S votes against ,O5 for
b. b. CIley Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
The Chicago, Alton, and 81. Louis
r. iIrOad.

CHICAGO, Tuesday, Dec Is, 1853.
Hsss-s. James Robb and Charles Congdon to-day
obtained full possession Of the Chicago, Alton, and d.
Lon. Railroad, for the benefit Of the bondholders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The question being on the motion OF Mr.. HICKMAN
TO amend Friday journal BY inserting that be offered
a plurality resolution, Mr.. SICKLES observed
that he would not trespass on the House
did be not deem 1t bis imperative duly
10 rro,est against much which has been ssid on
this floor in the eourse OF discussion, 10 the sen-
neut OF the North. The gentleman from Pennsyi-
van;a Mr. Hickman avowed that the iTePressib1e
conflict il not in the future but is fact, and "a here
Mr.. Sickles said the Northern sentiment il other
wise There are in the North millions OF hearts de-
voted not only the Union but to the Constitution on
which rests and they would never relinquish their
allegiance te ii, or be unmindfgl OF the dSi!
of performing their obligations with which that
allegiance il inseparably connected, and with,
ont which their love for the Constitution and
the Union would be hypocrisy and deiusion he
aid Mr. Hckmans view Of Northern sentiment L IS
unfounded the charge be nakee IN the name Of 'as
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

The following D'li naS Deen lhtrouuceh iu'u
the Louisiana Senate, and referred to the JUDI
ciary Committee:
AN ACT,
Reyatire 10 the purchase Of Negro @res 0y me Peo-
pic ofihc STATE Of Louisiana.
WuERrAs, The Federal Government has no So%-
er to prohibit the buying of Negro Sl''es ny
the citizens of this State, and
WHEREAS, The right of the people O. LOUISIANA
to purchase slave property in any Market,
whether domestic or foreign where Negro
slaves are sold, h never ben allenated IRON
her sovereignty. or grantee to the control of
the Federal Government theref're,
SEC. Be ii enacted " The Senate and House
Of REPRESENTATIVES of ne STATE Of Louisiana, an
Generd m IssenJlv co.rened. That any citizen or
association of cit,,ns of this State be, and they
are hereby authorized to purchase negro slaves
from Cnba Br.zil and Africa, and to bring the
said slaves 50 purchased into this State, and to
bold the a,me in full right and title for their own
,,ronar 4se, benefit and behoof: Prorided said
slave so purchased and imported into this State
shan he subject to the same regulations and ta-
r;i of duties as other species of foreign property
of imports
SEC. >. BE ii further cnGclcd &c, That this
act shall be, and remain in force from and after
its passage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

CoI FoRn's CoMrANY We are grati'ied to
learn that the painful rumor, that Ford and q
detachment of his men had been surrounded and
cut off by the Indians, is entirely without found
ation Through the courtesy of our friend DR..
Oakes, We were permitted to pcrusen letter from
Col Ford written since his safe return to camps,
He states that they were successful in finding In
dams; although they travelled some seven hun.
dred miles The Col. says he is not political
Office seeker, bus in the event of another larger
body of rangers being called into service, he
would be proud to command them, The voters
will have a say.so. COL Waco Democrat
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

Near Tnmnnrog on the Sea of Azoti, n oatas-
trophe occurred. a;out the beginning OF February
last. which involved loss OF life unparalleled
except by memorable earthquakes or volcanic
rruptipns. 1t appears that some three thousand
inhabitants Of Tnganrog, relying upon the pro-
mise of fair weather made by the genial ntinos-
phrrc and the cloudless sky, proceeded to the
hzoN sea to indulge in the sport of fishing be-
meath the ice--a flvOrite pastime OF that region
The atmosphere continuing serene, the party
we're ]ulled into II feeling of security, and ven
turcl fur,hey than usual upon thc-lce, IN hope OF
obtaining Il GOOD haul Suddenly a breeze
snruno IN from the east, which, growing bols-
tarous bv degrees, whirled the loose snow and
fine n,rticles of ice IN all directions, and before
lona. succeeded in detnching the ice from the
shore. The large ice-feld then broke into nu-
mcrous tieces, which, with their terrified and
heIplcss human freight, drfted towards the open
sen, No assistance could be rendered the un-
happy beings by their frantic relatives and friends
an the shore. and within two hours. not sign
of life was visible on the surface of the sea. On
the following day Il cake of ice dritted in shore
unon which we're five of the unfortunates, three
of them dead, and the other two numb and IN
sensible The two latter, a girl and an old man.
were restored by means of the usual appliances
The girl however, survived but few hours; the
man recovered. bu' lost the use of his tongue-a
consequence, probably, of the fright caused by
the scene he had passed through. lie prepared
n written nara i've of the occurrences OF that
fearful night on the Azoif BY this catastrophe
at least three thousand persons found watery
National Lniclhgenccr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-27

A TAPER WAsrE.-Burning the candle at both
ends.
Why is lighted candle like an extinct lire !
becnase it burns no longer
The pew for wedding parties in waiting at st
Georges, Hanover square, has been named the
matchbox
Life ma he merry as well as useful. Every
person that owns mouth has always good
opening for laugh.
why is a lawyer the worst sleeper in the
world . Because he first hes on one side. then
he hes the o:her, and he is ,Cidc awake all the
time =
DINNER of boiled and roasted for ID, was a
sign lately hung ont at an eating-house GUS.
toner enters. and potatoes cooked both ways are
Immediately supplied
Two lawyers dined together, and after dinner
they called in the host, whose name vas Honor
and taking Che GA g, drank the isalsh Of Honor
ind tionosty,' The host. IL resn5rfe, drank the
litaitii Of Our absent ffieads