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Wonetarg arts Commercial Sebietu.
BALTIMORE, October 81,

BALTIMORE, october Il, 1859.
The operations in Stocks this week have been quite
ght the total value Of the transactions the Board be-
ing only about SIS 0O The transfer books for Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad closed few days since prepara-
tory to the payment of the dividend declared the
meeting of the directors of the road there been
consequence but little done in this stock lot of so
shares sold early in the week $50 cash. dividend
on and note sales subsequently of $40 shares div
dend, at s56x@57 cash, and s56H@574 time. Itle off
today at s564 bid, S57 asked cash, ex-dvidend. In
Northern Central Railway there has been fair business
done The sales for the add up about 500 shares
at $19x@2o cash. and $2o@204 tme and the market for
it closed to-day at 500 bid s2oH asked regular way
There has been moderate inquiry for Railroad bonds
this week. and note sales of 5000 Baltimore and Ohio
1ses at 9l s2 500 do 1ssOs s3K 1000 do 1855
so4 81 500 Northern Central 1855 at 66X $4,000 North
western Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds at 65
and SO 900 do. unendorsed do at 21A21H the closing
sale being at the latter figure Baltimore City 6s have
fallen off slightly during the week. The sales include s4oO
1855 at 97K 400 1865 at from eST down 9S and
500 1905 at ee@esK closing to-day at the latter fig
ure We also sale of ST 800 Baltimore City per
cents. at 81 There has been inquiry this week for
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders and
sale made day two since of 81 500 at 20. They
closed to-day lsK bid q asked Bank stocks quiet
but they still firm. The sales this week include 10
shares Merchants S11e2s 80 shares Marine $780, Ss
shares Western at SOL IL shares Peoples s23& and %
shares Bank of Commence at $254 There has been but
little done this week in Mining stocks but the market for
them has generally been steady and rm The sales in
clude 500 shares Guilford at $2X tme and small lot
OF Baltimore and Cuba Mining and Smelling Company at
$80 e % ." - - y 'sa -
Money somewhat dearer the rates the street
for first class single paper 9910 per cent?
although occasional negotiations of short paper
still making at per There is however strngen
cy in the Market and prime be easily enough
placed at the current rates The banks dscountng
pretty freely to their regular customers but they do
ing little or nothing for outside parties.
The foreign imports into Baltimore this week have
been light, the value of them for the week ending
Thursday being only s4e7ss of which s6s7s free.
and $33 ,416 were duty paying goods. The foreign
ports for the week amount however to 1927 4SS against
$3.50 947 for the corresponding week in 1858.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
FRIDAY, October 2l, 1889 q Fl
sl205 Bait 6s, go. .9s24 100 shs. N.C.RR. b4..2O
1850 :" IS, IA so shs. b. 4 0. R. b3O..57 I
5000 N. W. Va RI bds., % &p..56a4
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The receipts by the Erie and Champiain canals, from
the opening of navigation to October 15 in the years
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-Flour is frm-sales-of % 900
bbs. State $470G475; Ohio $5455 co; Southern IS 35
6l5 65. Wheat has advanced l cent-sales of LOGO
bushels white Southern 1884, cts; Chicago spring 1O6 cts
Corn buoyantsaes of $500 bushels yellow New Jer
sey 103H mixed is held at los Pork-Mess Is 10
cts. lower-sales at SIS 2Ol5.So Prime $40 osOa1O s5
Lard is quiet at 11911H cts Whiskey is dull there
no buyers at 2Sk cts, Sugar duh. Spirits Turpen-
tine is dull at AZ cts Rosn is dull Rice is steady The
offering of Teas to-day though not very desirable quail
ties yet brought fair prices Hyson xG35k; Young
Hyson 25 to 5lk cts Imperial 2e650 cts; Gunpowder
S2k@4s cts ..,t 80 8 rs. 3. .. -'..-.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-Flour is steady-superfne
$5l51S4. Wheat is dull; sales of 600 bushels red
124(d125 cts; white 13S Corn is firm; sales of 5000
bushels-yellow 95 Provisions are firm; Bacon
Sides ION cts; Shoulders sx cts whiskey is dull at
2s@29 cts. -'t
CINCINNATI, Oct. 21.-Flour is steady. Whiskey has
declined "a cts. Mess Pork Sl4. Sales of 400 bbs
Of Lard l0x cts. Bulk Meat firm but in no demand
TOLEDO, Oct. 20-Four is firm at 81 1906. Wheat has
upward tendency-red log cts; white 1l3G11S cts
DETROIT Oct. 20.-Fiour is firm. Wheat is active at
advance Of 1@2 cts. receipts 5000 bushels; ship
ments 81 600 bushels
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still quote heavy standard makes of Brown Sheengs
at SHG84 cts, medium Sheetings and Shrtings at la
TX crs and light do. at 5&G6 cts. Beached Sheetngs
and Shirngs still in light supply, but they
firm they Drills steady at S4@l9 cts. for
brown; 9G9A cts. for bleached 10k@11 cts for blue
in fair request the previous rates Girghams are
bringing 10 a10h for the Lancaster Glasgow and
Prints still selling at c.s for steam and 90 cts
for madder colors. Wooens in fair request de-
sirabe styles of Cassimeres Satnets Tweeds Linseys
&c. selling at full rates
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
RorTHRpAN-Ship Rfo

KofTEKDAM-Ship Rfgd.iI - TTI q
676 hhds tobacco so bbs -four 125 hhds tobacco stems
KINGSTON, JA.--Schr. n. w. TToth
325 bbs -four, 200 bbls. corn meal SO bbs pork, 100
bushels corn kegs lard 100 kgs butter tres rice
bbs lard OIL so bushels peas, Is bbls beef 200 boxes
candles SO bbs crackers casks hams 20 bbls potatoes
10 bbs apples 80 bbls onions i6 bbs tar % tons coal
ST. JoHSs-Brig X. r. Eirkland.
100 bbls four IS bbls Pork, 27o pkgs lard a kegl
butter 200 boxes herring 100 candies 40 bbs
taoes 40 tres RICE SO kegs epson salts
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rotal-wheat Flour. &, ;. q, ,os2 $50

Total-wheat Flour. 2,e62 IL $50 -
Together with 2SS bbis. Rye Flour, and 252 hhds.
and 20 half bbls. Corn Meal ea1
GRAIN.-There hasbeen considerable falling off this
week the receipts of Grain the offerings of all descrp
III 900 bushels last The dem-u for all yariets
has generally been fair and prices ssv been pretty well
maintained. . sI!LGt
WHEAF,-The receipts of Wheat this week amountt
about 81 600 bushels which is some bushels less
than was received week During the early part of
the week Wheat was dull and rather heavy but for
or three days past the market for has been active and
frm Prices have however, varied very little during
the Reds have ruled generally week at
li29i2o cts for ordinary 70 prime and whites haze sold
at 2Ocs for medium 125l2s cts for fair S0gla6 cts
for good to prime and l43145 cts for choice lots 70
day reds sold at llsal22 cts for goadto primes and
whites at l30 al45 cts for fair to prime lots gt-o
CoRN,-The receipts Of Corn this week add mp about
3s oc0 bushels Included in which Amount few sma
lots OF new Prices have varied slightly but the market
for it throughout the week has been Saturday
white sold at ss cts for inferior and s26e4 ofgood
prime and yellow At 92ss cts but Monday whit.
Wednesday white sold atelae3 cts and yellow a esq
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NAVAL INTELIIGENeE.-The proceedings at the
Duval Court Martial progresses very slowly at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. On Friday and Saturday
Commodore Breese and Capt. Stanly were before
the Court, and contributed some testimony bearing
ON the case. Lawyer Hamilton is counsel for the
accused. -t-.f .-r.
The steam-corvette Brooklyn is enlistiug men for
a cruise of twelve months, during which her SER
vices will be chiefly confined to the coast of Cuba
and ATTITUDES djacent to it. She will join that por-
tion of the Home squadron to which the Fulton
was attached. -l.f.. aaT e.t
Steam was applied last week to the new steam
gunboat Narragansett at Charleston. Orders had
been received from the department to complete at
once the preparations of this vessel, but owing
to unavoidable delays in connection with her ma
chinery, she OF be in sea-trim for some weeks
The Narragansetts officers have nearly all reported
at Boston.
The total number of guns required for all the
U. s. men-of-war on the register, would be 3,3Ol ,
apportiened thus: Ships-of-the-line S72 frigates
500, corvettes 426 brigs 16 steamers 464 all Others
% guns. 1<t tt ~ 90 u
Recruiting for the navy at this station is toIera
bly, brisk just now and good seamen are offer
ing. An efficient crew is being picked out on board
the North Carolina eceiying ship for the Sara
nae, and alter filling up all grades required for
that vessel there will be still fair supply left for
other ships wanting them.
MINNESOTA ELEcrIos.-The majorities in thirty.
two counties foot up 49ll for the Republican cam
didate for Governor, Ramsey, and l,4ss for Beck
er, Democrat. Republican majority s,412, being q
gain of $500 over theta gubernstoria election.
Ten counties remain TO hear from, which in 1851
gave Sibley, Democrat, las majority for Governor
The Senate stands % Republicans, IA Democrats
! Republican majority ON joint ballot W.
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AMIJCEMENTS

SANFoRD's ENTERTAINMENrs-Mr.S S. S. Sanford
well known throughout the country as one of the
best delineators of negro character, will give
another of his Ethiopian Melanges this eve
ming, at the New Assembly Rooms, corner of
Hanover and Lombard streets These entertain
ments are spoken of in high praise by all who have
visited them, and are deserving the patronage of
the community.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. The performances be-
gin tonight with Shakespeares tragedy of Richard
the Third-Duke of Glo'ster by Mr.. Barry SuIli-
van; Queen Elizabeth by Mrs. Gladstane. To
conclude with the farce of lei on Parle Frdncais
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IMPORTS Ar BALTIMORE
.-I COASTWISE.

sAyAsNAH-Steamer City Of Norfolk.
81 boxes copper ore, d. Keener 80 do do Jas Fish
er Sons; cases mdse Adams Express Co.; q bales
domestics. Woodward, Baldwin Co.; cases mdse, W.
H. Ward Co.. so bales cotton, George Kerr 81 do do
A C. Schaefer; 229 do do VIM. Kennedy; 81 do do
Spence Reid go do do, d. B. Banks; 101 do do J. E
GLENN; Is do. do, pkgs. mdse., order. - 5 -
BosToN-Schr. Martha Wri0htingtea
54 bbs. mackerel, T. R. Mathews & Son. 10 bales do
mestics, Mills Mayhem Co.. 500 bbIs aewives 20 drums
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From WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-The Government has
not yet been officially advised that Minister Ward
has reached Pekin, but information received in
Diplomatic quarters leaves no doubt of the fact
1t is confidently expected that the ratified treaty
will reach here before the meeting of Congress.
The names of various gentlemen have been men
toned in connection with the mission to France,
but no action has been taken; and it is doubtful
whether it has yet been even considered by the
President.
Mr.. Irving, Secretary of the British Legation, is
among the recent arrivals here.
The President has commenced the preparation of
his annual message
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- ..--r REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2l. I'd.
ALCOH0LWe still quote Alcohol at 81 cts for 95 per
cent? but hear of sales this week worth noting
is selling in retail lots at 5S60 cts for 95 per cent
ASHES.-Ashes are lower. We quote them this week
at s5 Is for Pot and 100 lbs for Pearl
BARK.-There has been some inquiry this week for
Quercron Bark and sales of 500 bags No
at $23 per ton fo. b. We quote No. Bark at sl7lls
per ton.
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in price, and still
quote at cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and
per h. for Water Crackersess the usual discount The
market for it is, however dull.
BRIMST0NE.-There is no Birthstone selling hut
we still quote crude Sicily at $40 per ton.
C0TTON-The demand is still confined exclusively to
the wants manufacturers with sales this week of about
400 bales ordinary good mdling Upland and Alabama
at 124 cts, six months Prices have declined,
and quote as follows
nn.nru | npI ,rn | : an1p ursrrnN
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Southern Items of News

New ORLEANS, October 2l.-There was a frost
near Vicksburg yesterday morning.
The steamer Empire City has sailed for New
York.
Adviees from Houston and Galveston, Texas, o:
18th, say the fever unabated. The Indians
continue their depredations ON the frontier, and
families were fleeing for safety.
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BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Oct; 2I.-The
Dry Goods market this week has been comparatively quiet
The for the fall trade Is drawing to close and
most OF the distant buyers have concluded their pur
chases for the There are, however, still some
goods selling to the near trade The stocks Of goods are
not large prices for them pretty well maintained
although the season advances there Is 5disposl
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Return of Governor Wise-Speech to the

RICHMOND, Oct. Ex-Governor Wise returned to-
day from Harper's Ferry and was received at the de-
pot by Company and escorted to the Capitol where
he addressed the throng from the steps. He said
he had taken the responsibility of placing guard
at the Ferry and would also distribute arms at ac
cessible points throughout the State His speech
produced great sensation
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Remains of Minister Mason.

BosToN, Oct 2l.-The steamer Europa from Liv
erpool, via Halifax, arrived here this morning
Her mails for the South were forwarded by the
morning train.
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HOWARD STREET FLouR.-For Howard Street Flour
there has through the week been fair inquiry We
sales of $50 bbs Super at S. SEQ bbs do at 506H S00
bbls do at S512H, 800 bbls Extra at S562x, and 100
bbls Family at so. Super closes to-day pretty firm at
s512k and quote Extra dull at 505 62h per bbl
ONO FLouR.-The receipts of Ohio Flour continue
light and there is consequently but little doing in it,
The sales this week include only $50 bbs Super at Cox
and 300 bbs. do. at S512K per bb and it closes to.
day steady at the latter figure There is nothing doing
in Extra, but quote it nominal at $3.50 per bbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR.-There has been movement
this week in City Mills Flour but the transactions in il
have been comparatively light Wehave reported sales Of
l. 400 bbls. Super $4sfH, 1,000 bbs of which was
sold day, 1000 bbls do. at $5, and of 600 bbis.
Extra at So per bb We quote Super as closing at
s4s7x and Extra Sc for regular shipping aud s675
Der Dbl. for fancy brands.
FAMILY FLoUR.-Family Flour continues in brisk de
mand and quite firm at the previous quotations. viz
AZ rs for WEIGHS and rs per bb for the Patapsco
Reservoir Silver Spring, Ashland, and Shenandoah
brands Howard Street Family may be quoted at S6G65t
per Dbl. n - ,-i.s,,,l =,
s3G so per 100 lbs the latter figure being for Matthews
premium. -el -s lu. 20. - F.sf
RYE FLoUR-Rye Flour has ruled through the week at
a. so per bbl and 1t closes firm at this figure.
Corn MEAL.-We note sales this week of some zoe Il
400 bbls Baltimore cal at 81 and of 600 bbs Bran
dywne do the terms for which kept private. Bal
timsre Meal closes steady at 43fK and quote Bran
dywne do at so per bbl The only export this
| week is of 100 bbs to Halifax N. s. .s -ll .a
The following the inspections OF Flour and Meal To-
| the week ending October % 1859:
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Powder MiII EXpfOsIOn-LOss of Life.
WILMINGTON Oct. 22.-About IL o'clock this
morning four powder mills exploded near this
place, Seven persons and one horse were killed
The men were loading powder at the time.
The above dispatch says nothing in regard to the
location of the mills but we presume that Messrs.
Dupont's mills are referred to.-Reporter.l
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ROMnYISM IN NEW ORLEANS.

The "boys" seem to have full swing in New Or
leans and the authorities there, as in some other
cities of the Union, under too many obiga-
tions to them to think of imposing any restraint
upon their vicious inclinations. The Delta of the
10th says:
There are good many reports of violence and
outrages upon citizens in various parts of the city,
committed by the rufians whom the police allow
to roam the city, who are secretly bail
ed or for whom members of the Council come forward
as sureties. Ii is highly necessary, the cleo
tion day approaches that the "boys" should be al
among he sufragans. That is the game. How
it is to be met and defeated, have suggestion
to make. There is certainly no hope of any pro-
lection, or security, from the authorities, People
must protect themselves.
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From Havana


New ORLEANS, Oct 2l.-The steamer Cahawba
has arrived from Havana with dates to the 18th.
Sugar steady and active. Lard steady at
18A@l9A. Exchange on London M premium;
on New York per cent. premium. The health of
Havana was good.
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20 b6s tsow "a tres, hams, $50 boxes cheese 30 bbs
bread l73 kgs crackers 40 bbs onions IL bbs apples
IL shocks and heads % $50 flooring is 900
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Capt. H. Edwards, of Salem, Mass, passen-
ger on board the bark Said Bid Sultan, return
ing from Zanzibar ,>was stabbed by the cook OF the
vessel on the 18th of August, and instantly Knleu,
The cook was named Harris, 2S years OF age, anu
SAYS he is native of Baltimore He is now IN JaA
in Boston.
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DESPERATE VILLAINY.-The Columbus Journal
says that on Sunday night it was discovered by
farmer that the bridge of the Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad crossing Lost Creek near Fletch-
er. Miami county, was fire, and after quenching
the flames it was found that the tmbers upon which
the track was laid had burned entirely off, thus
setting a horrible trap for the destruction of the
first train and its load of human freight No train
had passed over the road for twenty -four hours;
so the fire must have been kindled for a deadly
purpose, and but for the happy discovery would
have caused the wreck of the morning train,
and doubtless large loss of life. The injury to
the bridge has been repaired, and strict watch
will be Kept, as suspicious characters were observ
ed lnrking about the neighhnrhnnd
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ASSETS JANUARY /, IS5

VIM n BOWERS, Actuary.
IIMO. 9. ALLYN, Secretary. '-----'I 3
=: 9. LY MAN Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company established for nearly
FIFTY continues Insure against Loss Damage by
Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores Merchan
disc, Mills Manufactures, and other kinds OF property
on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given to insuring Farm Property
consisting OF Dwellings, Barns and Buildings connected
and Furniture Live Stock Hay Grain, Farming Utensils
&C. &c, contained in the for term of three five
years at Low rates of premium
Applications for insurance be made to the under
signed the duly authorised for Baltimore vicinity
Losses equaby adjusted at this Agency and paid imme
diaely upon satisfactory proofs in funds current the
cities Of NeW York Boson the assured prefer.
GEO B. C0ALE, Agent for
Maryland and its vicinity
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Gold Dust from Pixies Peak.
The Euronn,s NIniIs

ST. Louis, Oct. 2l.-A special despatch to the
Republican says party of men arrived at st. 10
seph's yesterday from Pixies Peak bringing $780,
900 in gold dust
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MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-For the week ending
Saturday, Oct. 18th, 4,lss.1G tons OF coal were
shipped over the Cumberland and l. tenneylvania zen
Creek Coal and Iron Company. Making a total
for the week from the entire region of 9,517.le
tons. Total shipments for the year from the entire
this port during the week ending Wednesday, the
18th inst, carrying Z, ,42S. 10 tons Of coal.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.-A letter from Paris saws
the remains of Hon. Mr.. Mason, late U. S. Minis
ter at Paris were taken to Havre to be forwarded
by the steamer Ariel.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for the month ofSepten,ber
HENRY W. DRAKELY. --StA = u
~ GEO. SLATER - l. FRANCIS r IONEY
THos. W. ATKINSON, II GEO. S. BROWNE.
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The New York Independent Of Thursday says: ~
"The importing interest is depressed The demand has
subsidized and large stocks Of goods yet unsod with
little prospect of sale serious reduction The
jobbers are however still active and selling large
bills OF goods at this advanced period of the
Fancy silks are becoming drug, and be bought
low prices Black silks also in the demand
Ribbons are dull. Woolen goods steady There
have been large sales of Belgian and German cloths but
at low prices Fancy styles of cassimeres still firm
Shaws active. The desirable Styles such Berlin
wool and Paris broche shaws, are in demand. Merinoes
selling weand firm in pricenot having suffered
under the general depression of prices, In domestic
goods, all staple cotton fabrics still in request and
firm in price. The eastern trade is active Prints are
very dull In wooens spring styles being bought by
sample Winter styles dull-the demand being over
The main inquiry is for deaines which brisk, and
some jobbers replacing their stocks with large pur
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LEXINGTON MARKET.-The following were the
ruling prices at the Lexington market yesterday:

The STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-The annual ex-
hbition of the State Agricultural Society will be
held next week at the City of Frederick, Maryland
commencing on Tuesday, October 25th, and con-
tinuing four days closing on Friday, the 29th.-
For the accommodation of all who may wish to
visit Frederick during the continuance of the Fair,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has ar
ranged to issue round trip tickets, from all the sta
tions on the main stem and Northwestern Virginia
road, at onehalf the regular fare Besides the re-
gular passenger trains, special train from this
city will be run daily, leaving Baltimore at A. NJ,
and arriving in Frederick at 10 A. NJ, (allowing
six and half hours at Frederick leave Frederick
at 4.SO T. NJ, and arrive in Baltimore at 7.35 p NJ
CHILD ExPosuRE.-On Thursday evening, the
body OF white male child, supposed to be only a
few hours old, was found tied up in n bundle in
Garden street, between Hoffman and Preston sts
1t was discovered on the pavement in front of the
residence of Mr. Stritz, and kindly taken charge of
by his wife, who intends, we understand, to bring
it up. ....,-- f.. IT,. ...-' ~.
ESCAPE FROM DRowNING.-A named Domi-
nick French accidentally fell overheard at Browns
wharf, FelPs Point, Yesterday afternoon. He was
rescued by Mr.. John Lutz, ST. '-S---s--+-
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MOVEMENT IN BREADsTUFFs.-W stated, a few
days since, that we looked for an export movement
in breadstuffs within a week or two at farthest;
that prediction verified yesterday. The freight
were greater than the total exports of wheat from
this port from the first of January, 1882 up to the
beginning of the current week. OF this, $4,000
bushels for Liverpool; nearly 1000 bbls; of flour
were also shipped, and ship owners feel greatly
encouraged-N Y Journal Of Commerce
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The Restoration of Bishop Onderdonk ID.

RICHMOND, Oct. 21.--It is understood that pro-
position for the restoration of Bishop Onderdonk,
of New York, made by Bishop Whitehouse, has
been defeated in the House of Bishops by vote OF
% to 8. Bishop De Lancey moved his restoration
On condition of resignation which was also lost by
a vote of 4 to II