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ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NNEwY YoRE
mi BY TELEGRAPH.
through LILLIAN FISHER Son, Stock aud Bill
No. y South street.

Of the Cincinnati Gazette lone the most reliable au
thorities refers to mat ter which has good
deal of discussion and dissatisfaction here Such state
ments passing without contradiction explanation are
calculated to exercise most injurious influence and as
we not far informed be able furnish either
deem it duty call after to the attention OF
the management of the road
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
This road is at present experiencing serious op-
position from merchants of Baltimore engaged in the
provision trade, in consequence of which it losing
large amount of business The of the dssasfac-
ton we understand to be this Application was made to
the management for reduction in rates on hogs from
the est, destined for the Baltimore market, which was
conceded in part and in part refused. The Company
agreed to make reduction from Cincinnati Baltimore
but refused to lower rates from intermediate points The
applicants represent that this partial concession was of
practical benefit they rely upon Southern Ohio for
supplies of hogs and would rarely have occasion ship
such freight from Cincinnati They also took exceptions
to the manner in which their request treated Orders
from Baltimore for provisions now, in almost every
accompanied by peremptOry instructions ship
via the Pennsy ylvania Road. 1t is complained that
reighs not forwarded with the usual promptness
This understand is in consequence of deficiency in
facilities, and if correctly advised it will he
found we apprehend that Mr. Garrett has carried the
work of economsing the business of the Company be
yond paying point This road had obtained valuable
reputation for prompness and to lose this the sake Of
reducing expenses temporarily would in the end prove
an expensive operation. We saw letter from Balt
more merchant stating that shipments from Cincinnati
via the B. o. Railroad fourteen days out while
he had consignments from Chicago via Ptsburg
days The comparison is an unfavorabe for the Bal
timOre and Ohio interests.
The New York TriJune of yesterday says:
The movement of specie during the week indicates A
small loss by the banks but the Aspinwa steamer is
due nearly due, and the receipts by will carry the
reserves of the banks above the point touched for
several weeks back. The quotation of Sterling indi-
Gates that for the present the specie drain has nearly
ceased and that bank loans the point of expan
sion.
The following is from the Washington Constitution in
relation to the commerce of the United States for the
fiscal year ending Both June last. 1t that the total
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AT
LANTIC FROM ASPINWALL.
Return of Lit. Gen. Scott.

New YORK, Dec. l2.-The steamer Atlantic from
Aspinwall, has arrived, bringing the California ad
vices of the goth ult., and 81 $50, 900 in gold.
LIT. General Scott comes passen ger, on his return
from the investigation of the San Juan affair
The steamer John S. Stephens brought down
the mails, the Vanderbilt Line having no boat
ready. They will come to New York by the steam
cr Ariel, now about due.
The Island of San Juan was virtually in the oc-
cupancy Ofboth nations All the American troOps
but few had been withdrawn, and the matter of
sending an equal number Of British troops was left
to the discretion of Governor Douglass
Th e right of Americans to maintain magis
trate at San Juan, is fully conceded but his uris
diction is limited to those amenabe to our laws
We have no right to collect revenue, but have
the Treasury against us at San Juan to pre-
vent smuggling to ports on the Sound.
The graves at Chiriqu have been abandoned for
the gold washngs. Thirty thousand dollars worth
OF gold images had arrived at Panama
Advices from Carthagena state that the reyolu-
tionists had taken Mopos, after a fight which
lasted for thirty hours, and Gen. Oerozal was
marching to attack the governme mt forces at Bar
rangevilla.
A destructive fire had occurred in Callela Plan
chada, Valparaiso.
There was much uneasiness in Chilli but no fresh
outbreak had occurred.
The damage by the late earthquake at Copiano
amounted to 81 100000.
MIR. Bigler had settled the American ship Frank
lin affair, and the money claimed had been paid
over to the Captain NJ Guise. Our other dispute,
with Chilli were also in fair way for adjustment.
Gen. Castillo had left Peru for Ecuador with ter
thousand men and fourteen war vessels The next
intelligence was expected to be the news of bat
tie.
Gen. Echenique was recruiting in Bolivia for the
inuasiOn of Peru
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AMUSEHENTV

The RUSSIAN WAR.-This noble painting will en-
ter upon its fourth week this evening and if anv.
thing were wanting to assure the public of its popu-
larty, that fact alone would be sufficient evidence
of its merit and claims to success The Thousands
who have visited it have been amused and instru ct
ed, as we doubt not all will be when they see it.
MUsEUM.-The company at the Museum will Ger.
tainly grow into favor. Last night the perform
ance of Glendo,cer was excellent each of the parts
being sustained with merit. Our citizens should
second the efforts of Manager Howe in his endeav.
to present to the public entertainments deserv
ing their encouragement. Let the Museum be-
come what it formerly was-a place were few
hours can be spent proftably and pleasantly.
FRoNT STREET THEATRE.-The circus continues tc
attract large crowds. Last night, on the occasion
of Sam Longs benefit, the theatre was densey
packed The bill to-nipht is eyceIIant
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Boston MUniciDaI Election
Quick Trip.

BosToN, Dec. l2.-Hon. F. W. Lincoln was to
day reelected Mayor by plurality of 1900 votes
majority of the city council on the Lincoln ticke
are also elected.
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PROPERTY SALES.

Yesterday S. P. Soper & Co. sold, at the Ex
change salesrooms, lot of ground on Fayettt
street, near Dallas street, with front on Fayett
street of so feet inches, and a depth of rs feet
improved by a two-story brick dwelling. Pur
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THE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHING

'ANiE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHINGl
TIE BEST WINTER CLOTHTNGl!
WIESENFEI.D & CO.'S
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
Corner of Baltimore st and Market Space
Splendid OycrcoatS for a Few Dollars
At WIESENFELD Co.'S
Elegant Dress Suits at Lowest Rates,
At WieSenfed Co.'S.
Beautiful business Suits Mt rriing Cost
Splendid Orercoatsl
Warm OverCOats
Durable Uyercoats!
Well male Overcoats
A. WIEsENFELD 4 Co.'S.
business Suits for Young Mem
Business Suits for All A ges!
Ar WIEsENFELD Co.'s.
Dress Suits for Weddings
Dress Suits for PARTIES
Dress Suits for Best Wear
Goats by the Thousand!
Pants by the Thousand,
Ves's by the Thousand!
At WIgsEyFELD h Co.'s.
Boys Clothing for the Youngest
Boys Clothing for all Sizesl
Boys Clothing for larger Boysl
20 At WIESESFELO X Co.'S.
Cheaper than the Cheapest
Finer than the Fnesu
Better than the Best
WIE9ENFELD Il Co.'S
Sdre pon' Money-AS
4 TeTg Fen Dollars
VIII give you splendid Outfit for Winter,
II you call at WIESENFEID Il cos
Corner Baltimore 81, and Market Space
and ODEON HALL,
Corner OF Pennsylvania venue and ~ streets,
o3l-tJlr Washington, u. C
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l2-The steamer keystone
State, from Charleston, arrived this afternoon in
forty-six hours from wharf to wharf, which is quite
an extraordinary trip.
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B a NKIN
JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co.,

No. 19S Baltimore Street,
Offer their services for the purchase of STOCKS
ON COMMISSION, and for the transaction the Banking
Collection and Exchange business
Orders received by letter from persons residing in the
country will receive faithful attention.
We make advances on Stocks and Bonds, and discount
time paper favorable terms.
Deposits received of City funds, and checks
paid on presentation without charge
diff RANK No los r R,rrtvopr STDpr-
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Overland CALIFORNIA NIni1,

ST. Louis, Dec. l2.-The Overland CaIifornia
Mail, of the 18th, has arrived
The case of Boggs rs. The Mercer Mining Com
Pany, involving the title of Col. Fremont to the
Marlposa estate and minerals, has been decided in
favor of Col. Fremont
John D. Musser was elected delegate to Con
gress from Carson Valley.
The steamer Northerner, several davs overdue
Gen. Scott.
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Hon. Theodore Sedgwick was held here to-day at
st. Paul's church, and was largely attended by his
relatives and friends, including several members of
| the Bar. His remains were inferred here in the
| family burying ground.
Election of Hon. MIR. Breckenridge as Sena-
tor from Kentucky.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. l2.-Mr. Breckenridge has been
elected United States Senator by twenty-nine
! majority.
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ENGLISH, FRENCH, SWISS,

ENGLISII, FRENCH, SWISS,
GERMAN AND ITALIAN
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Just opening at
CANFIEID, BRO h co.'s.
LONDON WATCHES,
COPENHAGEN WATCHES,
LIVERPOOL. WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES,
For sale by CANFEELD, BRO & co
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
DIAMONDS Unset,
EtBIES, EMERALDS:
SAPPHIRES,
PEARLS, &c, UNSET.
For sale wholesale ana retail by
CANFIELD, BRO. Il co.
ETRCSCAN JEWEIRY, new styles Pearl Jewery
Carbuncie, Coral and Mosaic Iewelry, imported direct
For sale by - CANFIELD, BRO. Il co.
WEDDING PRESENTS Of the richest and rarest kinds
opening At CANFIELD BRO 4 co
NEW STYLES MALACHTTE WRITING DESKS
Dressing Cases, Glove Boxes Portfolios, nksands
pc Cases Jewel Cases Paris Fans Opera Glasses London
Gold Watch Chains
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The above goods selected by of the firm in Europe
this offered moderate prices wholesale and
retail.
CANFIELD, BRO. Il CO,
dSt Baltimore Strc
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1ialus an1 T(nsit.
. GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
NANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE

GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
~ YHAANUFACTUEED ldi BY HENRY GAEHLE'
Nos. Is, IL and 70 n. EUTAw STREET.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF ErTtw AND FAYErrE STREETS,
q PASo E0Es g IN ibis city Which for
beauty finish power and sweetness Of tone, elasticity
aaye by judge been Hny%ed
At the late Fair of the Maryland Institute held in October
Every Piano guaranteed for years. and privilege of
exchange granted atany time within six months from day
OF sale, fnot entirely satisfactory.
Terms and prices liberal and ca i'respacttuy solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
fIAl GSf 'seonua"u l1s se GExRY I Rf tG;RaEHLE.
.fzM THE BEST
" = ! ARE F ys4SS{fgtSr4sES 3 & 5 BY
competitors in the United States.
c.AIs number Of Baltimore made Pianos Among them
MEf&BESN$ Ne fiI%%s FSS &SR DNNyzz1c.
MS tfr No !, scn9b !; StSDpAFg, ClIyerf Street
ssskz PIANOS. PIANOS PIANOS.
ffTTf IN rHEG4 fRE s1edE$sfHk { SERAESE YEARS
Besides first premiums Al A. the sI M$ST39 ar dnsHe
TESTIMONIALS cE FXCELLENCE
-u From
sTRAKoSCH,
and SATTER.
SO from some " the eminent Professors and anna
., WV; KNARE co,
S'"n' ,a N2EPR Ed ~ ERTHM TINGRE STkEET SFREEr
between Charles and Light streets,
% invite the attention of the public to their
-, GRkND AND SQUARE PIANoFoRTEs,
ana touch haae judges fUhs Gn
neg ege 9tfxehange granted time within months,
Terms liberal cali is respectfully solicited before pur
s9 Planes taken in exchange hired Eepsirsd
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BOSTON CoTTOV GOODS MARKET-The demand
I Drown s Sheetings and Shirtngs has been fair, and
Vi an KINDS are firm. Heavy standard goods have
oeen soia a. s4aSk cts for export and consumption,
ana 1e Is hrm at these prices Medium Sheetings
Considerable sales of ght aood ha,e bssn mode
for the south american market Beached sheetngs
tnue to be engaged ahead future delivery and are
firm. Drills are firm and in demand All the leading
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, December O.
The Boot and Shoe market continues very quiet and
mains pretty much noticed Tor weeks. Orders
from the South and West in slowly and will
identity have quiet market for three four weeks
bill of goods has been sold during the week to Ar
kansas buyer and party from Baltimore has made some
purchases for the California market With the New Eng
land trade the business continues fair for the
Prices rule quite low and unsettled There is good
stock for the season. and with the addition of light
workgthe assortment would be large and complete Our
exports for several weeks have been small compared with
the corresponding weeks of last year
some manufacturers are about commencing on Spring
WORK but many of them still hold back. With pre-
sent STOCK and the prospective demand, the quantity
goos wanted for Spring sales will evidently be quite
small Ihe Hide market continues dull and the trade de
Ghe purchasing except at low prices Leather is rather
more inquired for, but the demand is mostly prime
quaty OF winch our stocks large Ordinary anC
inferior lots OF both sole and upper dull and neglected
ANY increased demand from manufacturers would be like
TO cheek the downward tendency of prices and impair
firmer tone to the market
No shipments from this port the past week to San Fran
CISCO From New 1ork the exports have been 33I
The advces from that market continue quite unavorabe
The quantity cleared at the Custom House has been a
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FRON OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Caucus Of South Americans-The Democrats an ia
ror Of Dcterring the Election of Spedker-The
Presidents Message Political LutrigUes The
Government Estimates, DC
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DRESS GOODS, &c.

sfsz STOVES, FURNACES, sc.
I'd As the is advancing respectfully call
G1E attention tn our large and wcseleccd stock OF
II STOVES. FURNACES. RANGES, &c,
ghich .e at a reduced price The handsome
and popular Paror and Chamber burn
Ca or Wood Also Coal Stoves, the approved STYLES
and patterns in the market Pese favor us with call
before purchasing elsewhere. BlBB * co,
Baltimore Stove House,
diff 20 Ii@bt strcat
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Y 10 Eushels New CIoverseed Tor sale
CARR. GIESE & co.
y 000 BBLS. ROSENDALE CEMENT and
sale by
CARR, GIESE x co.
HEMLOCK FENCING, RAILS AND WHITE
AAflNE FLOoRlNG-2O5,Ua) feet for sale by
d7-tfr '<''i>' o. >, rs1s So q Swi, 49,,
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NELLING OFF AT COST!


And endless variety of beautiful and articles with
every thing pertaining the business most of which
entirely having been imported for my Fall and Winter
Sales previous to intention to change my business
CALL EARLY as l expect 10 close up by DECEMBER
NEXT, and viii POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST To do so TINE WILL BE GIVEN large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited call see for them
selves.
PRESTON PARR,
2ll Baltimore street,
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EN0UR.
l. Family, Extra and Rye Flour for sale by
CARR, GIESE < co,
81 Spears wharf.
GAIT.
- lOo sacks G. A. Salt landing-for sale in lots
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sAined his consciousness before his DEATH and when
ked who shot HIM, replied In broken accents the blood
FIN eurepg frsm his mouth "Jehs C.ssyson has killed
me about his wife,"
Cswson after The occurrence fed, but was arrested by
ehicers Myers and Ackey about one O'Clock together
viii younger brother named William, who IL also inn
pcated in the matter. They were both lodged in The
Ninth street station house. " w."
oawson Is t young man over twenty -four
years Of ese ms reena all 10 have occurred from
an unfortunate marriage. Six years ago be led 70 the
altar young and beautiful girl Of Philadelphia The
rage was opposed by both bis and her friends The
objections urged their sses-she not yet fifteen
ahe he wanted three years before attaining bis majority
Despite the warnings and coupsels Of friends they
eoyed, aud were married ClandestDey. They came TO
this city and for two years their lives happy but
Of last The TEMPER invaded the sanctty Of their home
and the Rirl-ibouRh mother. still grl-agan eoped
not wife. but mistress. She was soon f0rsaken
by Der seducer and writing 70 her husband, who still
cherished for his errpg wife - unaltered Affection Pc
intent letter he received her with all her Imperfect
tions Two years more rolled away; she perform G
In the interim the duties of o wife and mother in
fullest sense the dark spot their marriage
was almost forgotten, when fend more arch han the
fret nRratated himself into their h0usehO and succeed
ed in aluTDR her from the path Of hone This WAS the
man whom the husband killed. For q time stolen inter
had but of late the twain have lived together
publicly man and mistress.
Malone is also married. and is, we believe the father
OF three children.
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THE FEELING IN AUSTRIA.
ORDERS TO THE TROOPS IN ITALY-A LARGE REIN
FoRCBMEhENT SPOKEN or--wHY DO THE GENE

ORDERS TO THE TROOPS IN ITALY-A LARGE REIN
F0RCBMEhENT SPOKEN oF-wHY DO THE GENE
RAILS HESITATE?
Vienna MAY j correspondence Of London News1
IL seems now to be understood that the TROOPS who
crossed the Tcpo In three corps Goth u will be in.
sucient to give battle with any chance of the
combined armies OF France and Piedmont Orners have
therefore been sent from Vienna advance into the Sar
unan territory another corps Of 30 900 men, now con.
cehaeo round Pavia They will be replaced In their
pos>nons by troops drawn from Bohe mia and Hungary
.no nfs porhon OF which will be sent of TO morrow by
we oou'nefh fpAiiway The military authorities reckon
iDat Inc las levy Oh ered be made tn out tie M
pre- WIZ bring out about 100 600 men, They viii be seat
70 ne oepots hungary and Bohemia In those tgo ex,en
sve cVons OF the empire ar now opv al, or seveo
Iias regiments, which tbee In Harch Tbese
regmtn appear 10 be intended thoee OF Huprarian
oIgn 10 DC lhco poraied in three federal contngents
which Austria must place at the disposal of the eranc
Confederation. Orders have been given to the Austrian
Loyds 10 suspend the avgatom Of its
In foreign waters This will mmense loss ,o
the company. II ie sad that the government inends 10
number OF theee steamers with cannon snd
TO employ them in defence OF the coasts OF III Adrac
letter from Vieuna of The let says
The greatest secrecy is observed with regard to the
military prepaIat OTIS which are being made | can how.
the 200 goo men now in ILaly will be increased 10
10000 and that array Of 100 goo will be con
cenIaed In Gaca 10 be prepared for any movement on
the part o. Russia. The conviction becomes every day
stronger n political circles bere that Russia will neze on
e hIs' favorable opportunity "a effect the triumph the
fast o. the principle Of Datonsiles the same manner
az france ls now attempting in favor Of Italy TIE
lon u TIE eclAyonic nations a project which has been
lor iohs uine past cher shed by Russia, aud what
H~pkens ueSsneas here is first the military armameps
Whcn ere pelng mode in Scrvia the auublsn Prncioa
NOS' "Aa ~ moeneso, and the accumulation Of warlke
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FINANCIAL ASPECT OF THE WAR.

wv" 'Hc lJnoou NeWB, May III.
Inc 1opo occssioned ia financial circles throughout
Europe by the declaration OF war by Austra-a Power
winch up W the iatsst continued to make parade
u pdchc po'tssions-bas been extraordinarily severe,
iof nahy taons In the FIRST place war is so unnatural
tha MANY PERSONS TO the very last cluug bndy 70 the
nope mat IL wonio be averted. The den that Congress
VI hce otber diptmaic continuance would be tinkered
up was scattered t. the WINDS by he trumpet blast Not
WINS ahdng the repeated warnings given the financial
"ofo was 'aSen completely by SURPRISE In proportion
10 the Eopes pcsiousy euertsiueu have been the de-
speicehcy AND rapio The asi atcn inseparsble from
me uhb on rom state OF peace TO one OF war has
oesh res oefeo additionally violent by se statement Of
vast Epr0uosn coalition agains. Great Britain The
pnbc were CON pleelS unnerved by so ffgbfu vision
con1uIed up at the most critical moment The panjc in
the STOCK Exchange reacted powerfully upop other and
hssfpecuahve nerests causing universal dsaujetude
People who had money to lend were induced 10 hold hack
leet, smd the general oisocaton Of affairs thew sh0ud
themselves require IT, The purveyors OF monetary FACT
h'its 10 The mercantile muniy have In many in
stances held their hande Some OF them Including GER
Sp Joint Stock Banks, vhose grand care previously was
10 rce tEer money into employ even in chaunels
avowedIy connected with Stock Exchange specuatjops
Lave urted suddenly round upon those who conded in
mem, ano mended repay Dent Of loans wherever thew
MAD me power OF doing such bankers az ere
iocohoeI Iuksb stocks eligible barking securties have
az was natural shown fright than an oberg Tho
discount tstabtbmene too have been iIo PEELED TO cx-
eche an extraordinary degree OF caution by the know
edge That the conditions under which they are now carry
ing on busness are Of novel and untried character
more than twevcmonlh ago the Bank Of England mott