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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-19

NEW oRK, April lS.-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool, with dates to the I'd inst, arrived her,
this morning.
The departure of the Prince Albert, from Galway
had been postponed till the 9th inst
The House of Commons divided on the Reform
bll-the vote standing POI for second reading and
800 for Lord Russes resoution-a majority az ainst
the government of 80 votes. Lord Derby, in the
House of Lords, said the Cabinet were considering
what course to adopt. He had an interview with
the Queen, but nothing definite was resolved on.-
he would announce their determination on the 4th
The resignation of the Cabinet was generally an
ticipated
The second Irish sediton trial at Tralee had re-
suited In the conviction OF the prisoner and his
tence to ten years penal servitude.
The Belfast trials had been concluded and the
jury were, at last accounts, locked up being unable
to agree.
Austria has objected to the European Congress
meeting at Baden. France had left the choice of
the town to Austria 1t was decided that Piedmont
would not be admitted a great power, but on
conditions similar to the other Italian States
Count Cavour had returned to Turin. 1t was
Napoleon.
Military preparations in France and the other
States involved in the pending difficulties contin-
ued.
The Paris Bourse closed firmly at 6Sf 5Oc
Late advices from Rio, per steamer state that the
American difficulty with Paraguay had been ami
cably adjusted. Mutual explanations were made
n NE" commercial treaty had been negotiated, and
Paraguay indemnifes the American Navigation
Company.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 2Cotton-sales of the week 63 200
Daes Including 5000 bales to spectators and bales
for export Market firm with good demand at fully pre-
yious rates Holders offering freely but pressing sales
Some circulars there is partially 1I6
I'd
Breadstufs.-The market is dull. Richardson Spence
Il Co. quote: Flour is dull at los. @12s 3D. Wheat is
dul-Western red 5s Cd G9s. 4d white s. I'd: Southern
white los 10s 3D. Corn-The market is dull yellow 5s
Sd.-best qualities wanted.
Provisions-The market is dull Beef i. frm-all
qualities have slightly advanced. Pork is dull. Bacon
que put steady Lard dull and quotations nominal. Tai
low slow of sale, but prices unaltered
MONEY AND STocKs.-LoNDoN April 1.-The money
market generally unchanged Consols 95A d95% for
money and account Bullion in the Bank decreased
f234 900 sterling.
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PROPERTY SALES.

Messrs. Cannon Mathews yesterday sold at the
public sales rooms property known as the South
side dstillery, near the southern limits of the CITY,
containing four acres of ground, and improved by
distillery, two three-story brick dwellings, and
outbuildings. Subject to ground rent of $3.50,
with the right to purchase the before the lst
OF September 1861, for 81 900. Purchased by Jas.
West, as agent for Mrs. Mary E. Graft, for sl5,-
Also the lot of ground No. So Fayette street,
near Exeter street. with front on Fayete street of
IL feet one inch, and depth of "a feet The lot
Is In fee and is improved by two story brick
dwelling; sold for So, ,25O.
Messrs. Gibson Co., Auctioneers sold on yes-
terday afternoon on the premises, lot of ground
on Strawberry alley, between Alice Anna street
ana canton avenue, having front of twenty-six
feet six inches, and depth of fifty eight feet I'm
proved by two brick dwellings. Purchased by
Richard Mcdonnell, for S445.
Also, a lot of ground on the west side of Wolf
street, ninety feet northerly from the northwest
corner of Wolf and Wilk streets, having front of
fourteen feet, with a depth of eighty feet. I'm
proved by a brick dwelling, and is subject to a
ground rent of $40. Purchased by Michael Let
terre for SS05.
Also, lot of ground on the north side of Alice
Anna street, twenty feet westerly from the north
west corner of Washington and Alice Anna streets.
navlng front of fourteen feet with depth of six
ty-tw9 feet Improved by brick dwelling. Pur-
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In the station house. Naff being in the same mood
as ms guest thought to turn the joke by pretending
to drive them out and for this purpose got down a
revolver and cutass, with which he chased them all
to the door except one, George Needham, who, be-
ing TOO much intoxicated, remained in the middle
OF the noor. Natf ran up to him with the cutlass
raised, and brought it down with the intention OF
irlgethning his friend. To avoid the blow and
prevent the weapon from descending upon his
mead, Needhammer threw out his arm in defence,
an ana received the blow upon that member
Inc wound inflicted was of a very serious
character, and will either cause the limb to be
useless or render amputation necessary. Dr. Ba1-
icy was called in and succeeded in stopping the
now OF blood and dressing the cut, after which the
wounded man was conveyed to his home on a lit
Ter, he being unable to walk from loss of blood.
THE STEAMER BALrTMoRE.-Ye esterday morning
the steamer Baltimore left Browns wharf on the
Folnt, and steamed up to her wharf on the Fred
erck street dock. During the day hundreds of per-
sons visited her, and Drs. Houck and Gilman of the
Board of Health, paid official visit. We under
stand that that portion of her cargo consisting of
oranges and other fruits, will be conveyed beyond
the city limits as precaution against sickness
Several persons who have eaten of the oranges are
said to have been made sick.
AccIDENT-Mrs Benjamin Greble, about 60
years of age, while passing along Monument street,
near Ensor street, on Sunday morning on her way
to church, was knocked down by large dog which
ran against her, and seriously hurt her. She was
picked up in an insensbe condition and carried into
dwelling and after she became conscious was
conveyed to her home, No. 30 Britton street. Drs.
Hlntze aud Morris were called to attend her, hen
1t was found that her collar bone was broken The
fracture was reduced and yesterday she was in a
comfortable condition
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. Murder and Nail Robbery.

BRANTFoRD, c. W., April 16.-Three negroes and
one white man have been arrested for the murder
and mail robbery on Thursday night, but nothing
conclusive as yet has been proved against them.
seen recently, and it is thought likely that he is
the murderer.
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The Rev Bird Wilson, D. D., L. D., and Eme-
rltus Professor OF Systematic Divinity in the Gene
pal Church, died at his residence in New York, on
thursday last in the eighty-third year of his age
Dr. Wilson in early life embraced the profession of
the Law, practising in Norristown, Pa. and after
wards In Philadelphia. He also was elevated to q
seat on the Bench, which he occupied for time
with great credit to himself, and for which his legal
abilities and requirements and great purity of
character peculiarly fitted him. Abandoning the
profession of the Law for that of Divinity, he took
orders in the Protestant Episcopal Church, and was
afterwards appointed Professor in the General The
illogical Seminary in New York. and at the time
of his death had held the position for twenty-nine
years.
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FOREIGN.
hINArIrLAN, MRx.-Schr T. r. Hammond
W logs mahogany, l5s boxes cigars c. Kiddsr.
LIyERPooL-Bren ship Luna
751 tons salt Schaer & Kohler
SALT CAY, t. 1.-Schr. Elira Cou,u
4,429 bushels salt, Jos B. Coe puncheons moI..se,
pkgs tamarinds, order. ''
NEvAssA-Brig Romance
800 tons guano, W. F. Murdoch
C0ASTWISE.
NEW 0RLEANs-Schr. Jas. English
500 drv hides, 1877 bdls. do. Wm. Crane L Son. On
hhds. sugar, Ferguson, Murphy Co.. 2O2 bdls hides
Poland. Jenkins Co.. SO caret, Jno Henderson
CO.. boxes mdse, Geo. l.. Harrison; pkgs, do, Jno.
Sullivan Son; Is do, Warwick Frick Ball. do 2lI
bales cotton order.
CHARLEsToy-Str. Potomac.
81 casks rice l3 bales cotton A. c. Schaefer 1913 do j.
Cemm half trc. rice. Richardson Co.; cask mdse.
Dr. James Hal. case do, Wiesenfeld b Co.; IA boxes
20, Samuel 7. Pearce do J. H. HASKELL do, Magru-
uer, Taylor Roberts; do, DeCormis Il Rogers; 1856
hides bales do, B. DeFord Sons; 3s pkgs. mdse :,
CHARLEsToN-Bdrk Union.
ii bags fruit, 95 casks rice Jas Corner Sons: IOs
70 Levering CO. IT'S do SO bales cotton order 73 do,
a, - " schaefer; 60 do Derr, Thompson & Co.; box
mdse. g. W. s. Hall
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The Overland Nail to Denver CITY

HEAEEN"OKTH, APflI I6.-The trst Overland Ex-
press, consisting of two passenger coaches, left
here this morning for Denver city. The trip will
occupy from ten to twelve days The company
carries the mail, and their enterprise will place us
In direct and reliable communication with the min
eral region and Afford in short time conclusive
information touching the value of the gold deposit
reported in that region. Small amounts of dust
were received yesterday.
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SC.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE extensive variety store
OF Speck Co., on Main street, was DESTROYED by
nre last night, involving loss of S95, 900, of which
S52,500 was covered by insurance The sdioining
store OF Enders Co. was damaged to the extent of
lO,OOO-fully insured. 1t is suspected that the
store OF Speck Co. had been entered by burglars.
and subsequently fired
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

new ioRK, April lS.-Cotton-sales about the average
$500 bales no quotable change reported Flour ia heavy
sales OF iO 300 bbis Ohio So 640Go50. Wheat is firm
sales OF 10000 bushels red Western 145 cts Corn is firm
sales of IS oOObushes yellow IS ass cts Pork is stea
dy-Mess sl7 Prime sI2 So whiskey is dull at 26 cts
Suga" Is firm at 6H97S cts Spirits Turpentine closed
hrm at 53GS54 cts. Rosin Is dull at S1.7O. Rice IS
steady
PHILADELPHIA, April 1S-Flour Is dull at So 25 for
superfne Wheat is rm-sales of 5000 bushels at 1856
cts for red and les for white Corn is dull yellow
s6Gs7 cts. Whskey is steady at 26(926x cts.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1e-Cotton-Sales to-day 1000
oales the market closing firm and unchanged
SAVANNAH, April 16.-Cotton market unchanged and
sales unimportant
CHARLESTON, April 16.-Nothng doing in Cotton
aoBiLE April 1S.-Cotton-Sales of 800 bales to day
az IN for mddling. The market closed with prices
slightly cheaper f
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The Arizon, EYnedi,ion

New ORLEANS, April i6.-In consequence of the
proclamation issued by Gen. Twiggs, Col Lock-
ridge has suspended his operations in the proposed
expedition to Arizona. His agent has gone to
Washington to ascertain the intention of the gov
ernment. If favorable answer is received, the
operations will be resumed
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INQUEST.

=, Yesterday Coroner Sparklin held an inquest at
the Middle district police station over the BODY of
white male child, which had been found buried in
sand pile on lot on Charles street, near Madison
street There was evidence on the body that the
child had been murdered, and the jury rendered a
verdict OF 'death from violence at the hands of
persons unknown to the iury"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

CINCINNATI, April 16.-Four under the combined in.
Huence of low freghts and slight improvement in New
York. was quite brisk to-day with sales about 900
bbls at S. for superne being advance of 10
cts per bbl upon yesterdays prices With the excep-
change in grain In Provisions the business wa. light
but prices were unchanged. Bacon may quoted at
S& cts for Shoulders and Sides Groceries steady with
a fair demand.
The Madison (Ia.) Courier says:
The most OF the hog products of the last seasons bust
ness IN hS city are yet in the hand, OF the packers The
Bro agents of the Baltimore and Ohio Road have ship
pea IN the last two or three weeks about $50 COO lbs
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ANTI-RRNr CONTROVERSY ENDED.-The decision OF
Judge Gould, (of the Third district,) against the
anti-Renters was on Friday unanimously confirmed
by the New York Court of Appeals The decision
is adverse to the tenants. Ali the Judges concur
in the opinion that the rents and arrears must be
paid This action of the Court oflast resort is ne
cessarily final 1t has been looked for with deep in
terminates long and exciting controversy. How
the antirenters in the three four counties con-
cerned will take it, is not yet ascertained.
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DEAD.-The New Orleans Delta of Thursday
says:
young, beautiful and talented woman, named
Louise Reeder, died in this city on the 9th of this
month, from injuries received by the explosion of a
camphene lamp. There is something in the history
and fate of this young woman, which is full Of
warning aud instruction to the young, giddy and
dlsspated OF her sex, especially of that class of
stagestruck damsels, who, without regard to their
capacity and talent, and relying upon the effects of
personal beauty and vivid imagination, force
themselves into profession for which they are not
adapted, and where distinction only be won by
great devotion, labor and constant study. These
unguided and l-dsciplined females bring discredit
and shame upon an honorable profession, and usu-
ally terminate their careers by too frequently il
lustrating on the worlds stage that vice whose
"deformty it is of the great aims of the drama
to hold up to scorn and detestation. Twice mar
red, this young woman soon wearied of what to her
imagination, seemed commonplace mode of life.
and contributed largely to precpitate the ruin of her
husbands. 1t is consoling to know that the poor
woman's last hours were soothed, the bitter memo
ries of an ill-spent life, of misappled talents were
assuaged by sincere penitence and the consultations
of religion.
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The Next Euroneou S,e,m.r

ST. JoBN's, April lS.-A steamer, supposed to
IA have been the Fulton, from Southampton for New
on Sunday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ She will be due at
New York on Thursday.
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. The deficit in the accounts of ex-State Treasurer
McMeans, of California, is Sizes, 900. Proceedings
have been commenced against his sureties.
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The Cincinnati Gazette says that Weiss bier is to
some extent supplanting lager bier in that city
1t has very much more carbonic acid, and so little
alcohol, that it is almost impossible to get drunk
upon it. This bier halls from Berlin.
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A H U S E M E " rs.

H y f. u e " TS.
HOLIDAY STREET THRArRE.-To-night the Styau
ger will be given, with Mr.. Waack as the Stranger.
and Mrs. Gladstane as Mrs. Haller. Our Eastern
Shore Cousin is the afterpiece
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From The New York Papers.1
0e cAiu-o INi..1 = !.

Decision I'm the Echo Slave Case
CHARLESTON, April l6.-The case of the slave
Echo was decided to day. Verdict-not guiltw,
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The missionary enntribut;nDs Of Tho IL .,. :, !,
denomination, IN sRngand, f6r 4hejpastI wear are
already known to be in advance of any nreyions
amount-falling little short of sssO, 900. '''''
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A party ofmen recently gave a respectable citi
zen of st. Ames des Plains, in Canada, charivari
serenade, and conducted themselves so violently
that Madame, his wife, died of fright, ray Mon
treal paper.
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LATEST NEWS,
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE BRITISH MINISTRY OUT VOTED ON THE
REFORM BILL-ANTICIPATED RESIGNA-
TION OF THE CABINET-THE PEACE CON-
GRESS.
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The Palmyra (Mo.) Courier hoists the name of
dency, subject to the Charleston Convention.
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FOREIGN MARX ETS
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

by .elegram from Lisbon to London we have Rio ad
W Ioth Aarch, quoting stock of Coffee 5000 bags
Amecan lois 5A4oO. Exchange 254d. Prices Of -four
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
= BY TELEGRAPH.
Trough WILLIAM FISHER Il SoN, Stock and Bill Broker

In New York to-day stocks rather irregular, but
the market at both Boards dull Missouri 6s ad.
vanced x; Illinois Central bonds y; Reading NJ Rock
Island l; Harlem II but Erie declined " New York
Central Il; Cleveland and Toledo ~ Michigan Southern
p; Michigan Southern guaranteed Il; and Galena and
Chicago 4 Virginia es closed at 80, and Canton $9H
Saturdays rates.
The following is comparative statement Of the I'M
ports Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
New York for the week and since Jan. l
For the Ueek. 1857. 1858. 1859
Dry Goods 81 O2219O s s35 1345 1874
General erchandise.. 2267 SOP 1SI2434 2294 S2l
Total for the week 692 $2199 269 $40 655
Previously reported. SsO+o2 81 47O3l6 65O52 9l4
Since January l. SGS, ,l70 04 s33 669 5S5 sos
The following is comparative statement OF Exports
Exclusive OF spece from New York 10 foreign ports for
the week and since Jan. |:
1857. 1853 1859
Total for week 81 13330S 81 269 SAC 81 1853 Os9
Previously reported Is 4l3 1909 coo IA $50 966
Since January $2O 0s9 72 SIG 945 $l6 3O4 O55
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New York quote Land
Warrants follows:
Salt
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The citizens of Keokok voted few days since al
debt. wy
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For Shipp1ngInteIligence. see 4th nae

man by the name of Robins, indicted for biga-
ny, was tried at Raleigh, N. c., on Friday last and
Ionvleted: o. On Saturday he was branded with the
brard Ion ON the right cheek, in open court-the
grave. "AA '"iiy " nis
The Needlewoman's Fr;and Snc;at, of po..
.h as pala ior Tor women's work during the past wear
sne Suln Gi sS,ooO. One hundred women have been
empso,yed e The whole expenses of the Society are
Sus year. Mrs. A. L. Walesis elected Presi-
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The Missionary House, at Boston, have issued a
card in relation to the missionary brig Morning Star
which we mentioned, some days ago, as having
been found very rotten. She is now at the Sand
wich Islands, undergoing repairs. The cost of re-
something more at the Islands. when they are
completed, the Morning Star will be sound and not
liable to disaster
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Seereiter, the Detroit billiard PLAYER, on Wednes-
day afternoon last challenged Phean to play a Sc
cond game for $4,000 side. Phelan declines the
challenge on the ground that business demands his
presence in New York.
A proposition was made Immediately after the
CaVanab and Foley match, on Monday evening, for
asecond meeting between those parties, for stake
of $4,000 side, which is yet adhered to, and would
gladly be fulfilled if the New York men could be
brought to the mark.-Detroit Free Press.
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The Hoe presses built in England for the London
Times do not give satisfaction. The English build
ers would not allow mechanic sent by Mr.. Hoe to
assist in building them, to enter their works, but
Kept hlm at London till some mechanical blunder
made his advice necessary. The presses could have
been built in six months; the English mechanics
were two years about them, and now they are pro-
nounced failure.
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Total for the week. s. 692 s219926s s3e4o 655
Previously reported. SsOi02 81 3l6 65O52 Ola

Since January oS9 721 SIC 1868 945 SIG o55
Messrs Thompson Brothers, New. York quote Land
Warrants follows:
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"Phoca," or hair seal, weighing se7enty-three
pounds, was caught on Motifs Island, in the Con-
necticut river, opposite Essex, on Wednesday night
last. An effort was made to take the creature, but
1t showed fight so desperately that it was found ne
cessary to kill it. This animal is very rare any,
where-the skin being exceedingly valuable-and
particularly so in the Connecticut river. With the
exception of one that killed at the mouth of
of similar capture. 1t is intended to stuff the
skin.-N. Hqren Pat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-04

WASHINGTON, req. 81 1909.
No 81. Leslie Combs VS.. Andrew Hodges ct al APP
peal from the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia Justice Campbell delivered the
opinion of the Court reversing the of said Court
with costs and remandng the for further proceed
ings.
No. 45 Henry Hill VS.. Caleb B. Smith ct al Error to
the Circuit Court of the United States for the District
Indiana Justice Grer delivered the opinion Of the Court
reversing the judgment with costs, and Remaining the
cause for further proceedings.
No 3. Ruius Allen ct al vs. Henry L. Newbury, clai-
mans Of the steamboat Fashion Appeal from the District
Court of the United States for Wisconsin. Justice Nelson
delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the decree
with costs
No. 80. Geo Smith VS.. John Orion. Appeal from the
District Court OF the United States for Wisconsin. Judge
Capron delivered the opinion of the Court reversing the
Decree with costs and remanding the for further
proceedings
No. SO. The owners Of the brig James Gray the
owners Of the ship John Fraser ano steamer General
Cnch. Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina Justice fancy delivered
the opinion OF the Court reversing the Decree with COSTS
ard Remaining the cause for further proceedings.
No CO. The People Of the State of New York, rea.
ton OF Asa Cutler ct al. Edgar c. Dbblec Argument
commenced for PLAINTIFF and continued for defendants.