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Shipping SntelIigents.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. Il

ARRIVED
Brlg Three Sisters lr Pendergas from Harbor Grace
AiaX "''' up " s'e''n'us
,Schr D; W Hammond, wixon, from New York-rye to P
Schr Courier, Crowe, days from Charleston-cotton
rice lumber &c to Charles Pendergast-towed up by jas
CLEARED.
Steamer Potomac Watson, New York-A c. Hall
ship Helen A. Miller, Sweeney, New York-Stirling Il
Brig John c. KeIer Booze Richmond-wm Applegarth
mssiai ssSS s'nna'l 'r Johnson, Nassau, N r-r T
hr Schr NNinnshaha Young West Indies-J Yates Co
?, Schr; Anna Shepard, Dickinson, Franklin, Las G.
Schr. ugustus Holly, Todd, Norfolk, 18th inst
BARK SET cEEEHR&NCEs ff!6GaRHP9a f6R gatFn6E lffS Pf
Steamer Tp@BsS Er%%T TeT 1orE 18th inst inst
Schr. Ontario, Iaclum, Newbeln, y. C., Ilth inst
S'r Elizabeth La'c9q@ MEMSR%SbS SRRTSsFp; n c. th inst
Schr Woodbine, from Atakapas for Baltimore with car
90 Oi sugar and nolsSeS, consigned to 5. G. Hand Co.
has arrived at Savannah in distress particulars Per tel
Ship Americus, Walters Baltimore sailed from Paler
Bark Indus Thompson, from New Orleans, going into
Ship Scot ia, Miskely, for Baltimore loading at
schr Selma, Helen, from Baltimore for Rio Hsche was
spoken @GeI yOth = a. ut, II. lat vs, p, lon 52O5.
arrived at Gloucester lth inst, with the captain and
steamship Philadelphia for New York. cleared at New
Brig Russia Johnson for Havana, cleared at Savannah
9th inst ' " '
schr Kate Stewart, Mather for New York. cleared at
Charleston, 18th inst
Ship Lebanon, Hamilton, from Matanzas arrived at New
Orleans 1th inst
ShpAstrea Cobb for Boston, sailed from Cadera Novem
Der Is.
Bark General Warren for Port Spain cleared at Boston
10th inst
Brig G2nges Wallace, reported missing, has arrived at
New ork ron B9nare with salt-on passage had heavy
ship Athens from New York, arrived at New Orleans
Bark Leon Parrtt from Marsees arrived at New York
llth inst.
schr Laura Gertrude, from Charleston, arrived at New
York llth inst
Ship Raiahgopaul, r Banbridge, from Liverpool arriv
ed Mt Mobile 9Th inst
& Steamship Leon, from Maracaibo, arrived at New York
Bark Golden Age, for Galveston, cleared at New ork
llth inst.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, January I3-Crd bark Fame Richmond
brigs Morancy Cienfuegos Adeph Para; Yankee Blade
giana Antigua Burdet West BuenoS Ayres, Carthagena
Richmond VIM Gregory, Attakapas Louisa, Mobile; Medo
Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, January I4-Crd steamships Kensing
ton Boston, Delaware, New York bark Hamilton, Havana;
schr Franklin Treat, Frankfort, Me.
BOSTON, January 2-Arr ship North Atlantic Calcutta
bark Azor Fayal Cid bark Sode North of Europe bgs
Nerens, Marseles Union, Habor Grace y F. Mary Cobb
Rockland schrs Ella Pensacola Only Son, Bremen Me-
Solon, Camden Me
ley, New York
MOBILE January Arr ship Rajahgopal (Br) Liver
pool. >' ~
January 6,-Arr ship Sharon Liverpool brig Warenae
ma Liverpool Progress, Havre; bark J. l.. Davis, Prov
dence.
NEW oRI IEANS, January 7.-Crd ship VIM Writ Ros-
ton bark Rebecca, New York brig Baltic, New York Arr
ship Lebanon MatanZas.
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La w NTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Before Judge Stump Peremptorv
call of the Appeal Docket Grafton L. Dulaney City
Counsellor
Dr. Donaldson Us. Mayor and City Council Charged
with violating ordinance in regard obstructng
highways An appeal from Lawder.
1t was in evidence that horse found lying in
Necessity alley and that Dr. Donaldson (horse doctor
claimed the animal, and while it lying in the alley
the Doctor used remedies to it. The horse lay in the
alley from Sunday to Wednesday. and had died Mon
son did not own the ANIMAL but acting in ca
pacty of Doctor The horse had been stolen from his
stable, where he was treating it for SPAWN. The Coart
ofopniOn that Dr. Donaldson liable for the ne
and the judgment was confirmed
John Romer rs. The Mayor and City Council. Charged
with violating an ordinance in regard to gambling. An
Judge stump.-'.well, go on, Mr.. Dulaney."
Mr. Duaney.-If it please the court there are no wit.
nesses in this case and the city will rely the judgment
of the magistrate"
Judge Stump-"weIl read the iude ment''
Mr.. Duaney.-"There is no Judgment here"
Judge Stump.-"Why, when man takes stand on
any thing, he should be able to show his platform"
Mr. Duaney.-'I have the appeal bond here, which is
evidence that there was a Judgment This is suit
brought in 1885, and desire that should be disposed
Mr. Warrington, for the appellant contended that the
appellee could not proceed in the the assumption
Judge Stump 1.-THE court will the judgme Mt
but would not if the judgment was here.n
Judgment reversed, with costs above and below
Mary Matter u.s. The Mayor and City Council Charged
with violating ordinance with regard pawn brokers'
An appeal from Bixer. Judgment reversed by
counsel
Matthias Maeer The Mayor and City Council. Same
charge. Judgment affirmed by consent of counsel.
neiy Neli rs me mayor ana oty council. Charged
T., 70 aoaI 80 NJ NJ 80 o III ie'eeH0e W iui'ai'ee'~
~ Tha nonnsei con N Co.. vi tha a,. or.,o, .ho. A., $500,
Inc Cousei ior le appellant cohtehded that the mag
nau no power 10 give Judgment Tor $40, and the
Justice in this case had
Jt err s,eS sao @ 9 o 'e magistrate ana
Da5ei 0sGonDer ~ Tu The &c. o0a c;t, c0rno;,
CHARGED with vioiatn an nrdinne e in nord 10 Oh
structing the streets with vehicles. appeal from
der. Judgment confirmed.
Dennis McColgan u.s. The Mayor and CITY Council
Similar charge Annual from Iowdar frdan,ant af
Several cases were called Int ovno to the non attend
ance of witnesses ON one side or the other they
noned ~ ' ' ~ f
" III II. noee oS ne mayor anu lily council Charged
WI. Yiodthg d an ordnance III regard TO iicenses
Hnor n1o 0 Ne ,S counsel i1r -, your
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PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. y South street.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY a.
ALCoH0L.-We have reported this week sales some
200 bbls Western per at 5O5I cts but
at the close it was held a. 50 cts per gallon
ASHES.We quote Ashes nominal at S5.75 for Pot and
S6 per 100 lbs. for PEARL Soda Ash is selling
cts for so per cent and We quote Sal Soda * cts
per ID.
APPLEs-Green Apples are in good supply, and they
still at from So to 81 per bbl for Northern; Dried
Apples steady at 81 20 d225 bushel but
of sales. Dried Peaches nominal at S33 so per
bushel.
ALE AND PoRTER-we quote Scotch Ale in pints at
$l.62k(9175, and London Porter and Brown Stout in
pnts at 81, 62H 9l.75 per dozen.
BARK.-There has been some inquiry this week for
Quercitron Bark but nothing of Importance has been
done in it so far We have heard No. is held firmly
at S21 and quote Ne. Bark ranging from SIC so
to Is per ton.
BEESwAX.-we continue to quote Beeswax at SO cts
per lb. but we have heard OF no sales
D.Bread is dull but steady at the previous
viz: cts. for Navy Ak cts for Pilot, and 5T per
Id. fer Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BARLEY AND MALT.-One or two small lots OF Malt
have been sold this week at 80 cts but hear
of Barley, and quote it as before at 90d95 cts per
bushel.
CnFFEE.-There has been some inquiry this week for
Coffee but the transactions in it have been light the
for the week amounting less than bags The
include $50 bags common Rio at 1OS91O's 45O bags
stained and rejected do at and about 200 bags
fair to good do. at IL oil cts We also a sale of
so bags oil Government Java 14k There some
Laguayra and Porto Rico Coffee here but have heard
sales being made. Coffee closes to day .dy
cts for fair to good Rio, IL d2 cts for prime do IL
l2x cts. for Laguayra and Porto Rico, and 1415
for Java The stock of Coffee of all descriptions does not
exceed 8, 600 bags.
C0TT0N.-The demand this week has been moderate
and is confined to the wants Of manufacturers the sales
reaching about ESQ bales midding good mddlng Up
land and Gulf at prices ranging from IL cts. cash
l3S cts six months The sales of u Cotton about
ct. higher than last weeks rates, and alter
quotations to correspond The market is rather easier for
other descriptions but we cannot quote them lower
Stock hand about 800 to 1000 bales. quote fol-
lows:
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EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMER
NIAGARA
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL. I

THE LONDON TIMES ON OUR WAR TALK
THE SPANISH PRESS ON THE CUBAN
QUESTION-TRIUMPH OF MORPHY, THE
AMERICAN CHESS NG-CONTINENTAL
NEWS-FULL COMMERCIAL ADvICES.
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Burning of the TROY Hospit,l.

Troy, N Y, Jan. 13.-About O'Clock this even
ing fire broke out in the Troy Hospital, which,
owing to the scarcity OF water, partially con-
sumed. The patients were all rescued in safety.
The loss is about $1,000; but is all covered by in
surance.
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATEs-Thursday,
January b. 1S59.-Hon. Horace Maynard of Tennessee
was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court
No. 49, Lessee of VIM. c. French and wife, plaintiff
in error William H. Spencer ct al. The argument
this cause was concluded by Mr. Thompson for the plain
tiff in error.
No. 49, George Smith, appellant John J. Orton The
argument of this commenced by Mr. Doottle
for the appellant and continued by Mr. Gillet for the
appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
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Delaware decentralization OF United

WILMINGTON, Jan. l3.-The Hon. Willard Saults
bury, Of Sussex, has this day been elected United
States Senator for the State of Delaware by the
Legislature at Dover.
The lottery bill, which grants $500 900 to rail
road purposes, has been postponed to the 25th.
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Pennsylvania Cen 6s lst lS55........ 81
The London Times of Saturday avs: Illinois Central
shares are slightly higher and quotes sales 81 discount
Also sales OF Pennsylvania Central cent I'd mort at 93
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, January Il, 1859
1927 Baltimore 6s S6. 95ai $1,000 N.CRR. bds., IS
l7I2 4" S6..gS cash. 60
5000 " 80. .993l s shs. Bank of Com e. "a 4
500 5.9912 l3 = cash. - \
2D0 shs. Howard Bank. 90,
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Message of the GOvernOr of WISCONSIN,.
MADISON, WISCONSIN, January 13.--Governor
RandalPs message delivered to-day. The
financial affairs of the State are in favorable con-
dtion, and the Governor thinks that not more than
two hundred thousand dollars will be required the
present year. Liberal appropriations for complet-
ing the Lunatc Asylum and House of Refuge are
recommended The Governor favors the Mortgage
Stay Law, which he thinks has been greatly mis-
represented at home and abroad. He recommends
legislation against usury; is opposed to State as
Slavery restriction, and against the admission OF
more Slave States
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The ST. Louis Chamber of Commerce has adopted
a resolution recommending the merchants of that
city to close their places of business at O'Clock
P, NJ, unit il the lst of March next,
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New YoRK-Schr ida Mailer
80 pkgs mdse., Baker, Bros Co.; 100 boxes soap c.
+. Pitt AT do. starch W Whitelock < Co; casks
ochre, Thomson, Woods 4 Block; SO matches Rob
inson, Lord CO. 81 logs cedar, Thos Stone Son; Is
casks mdse, VIM Davidson Co; 163 pkgs. do, 900
bushels rye, order
CHARLEsToN-Schr Courier.
20 bales cotton A. c. Schaefer 20 do Derr Thompson
Co. 43 do, l6S bbs rosin, 80 do spirits turpentne,
44,000 feet lumber Jas Corner Sons; Dbl peanuts
casks rice Chas Pendergast; SO sack fruit Nyce Bros
to IA do roots, Wilson 4 Burns; 81 bales cotton yarn,
Norris & Baldwin; box, H. F. Aberti & Co; do, T..
Mckenzie Son. do, II bales cotton, 10 casks rice
half do order
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Total
HowaRp SrRfRr FLOUR For this description the de
mand this week has been active and the sales include
loo bbs Super at 12K 400 bbs at 1000 bbs
d. ct 600 bbs. do at s537k and 100 bbls. Extra
per bb Super closes to-day steady at &6S7X and
Extra 10 held nrmly at % per bbl,
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
I From our O,1a Correspondent. I
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE votes which were
taken on the Pacific Railroad bill, are considered as
decidedly indicating the defeat Of the bill
The statements previously published announcing
the confirmation of the nomination of TowNsHEND
HARRIS, as Minister to Japan, is erroneous. The
nomination has not yet been acted on.
The Committee on Public Lands reported ad-
versely on Crows bill, which withholds the lands
from sale for the benefit of pre-emptors for five
years after survey.
The House Territorial Committee has agreed to
report a bill creating the Territory of Arizona
There are weighty influences at work, which will
probably secure its early passage.
From the Reporter Of the Associated Press
From Kansas and Utah
ST. LOUIS, Jan. IA special message from Gov
ernor Medary to Governor Stewart reports that
Montgomery, the outlaw, fortifying himself,
near the Missouri line, and that United States
troops had been sent to that vicinity. Volunteer
companies We're also forming rapidly to oppose the
outlaws. Six hundred muskets had passed efferson
city for Kansas.
From Salt Lake it is stated that the District
Court met again on the 18th. There was much ex-
citement concerning the mysterious disappearance
of deaf and dumb boy, and the saints were
charged with foul play.
From Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, JAM l4-Dates from vera Cruz
to the 9th have been received here. Juarez had re-
fused to listen to the Commissioners from Robes-
Zuloaga before his fall approved of the proposition
of France and England for settlement of the
Spanish question.
The U. $. frigate Saratoga at Tampico.
Mile. Piccolomini Coming South.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4.-Mlle Piccoomini made
her debut here this evening with great success. The
audience was immense and very enthusiastic. She
and portion of the troupe will visit Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond on Concert excursion,
commencing on Monday.
The Florida Indians.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 4.-The Tampa Peninsuar of
the Sth says, that Col Rector arrived there on the
9th with a delegation of western Seminoes, to
make last effort to remove the Florida Indians
Foreign War Vessels i'm the Gulf
New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-By the arrival of the
steamer Tennessee we learn that five French four
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-The steamer Empire
City is below, from Havana, with dates to the 10TH
Sugar was dull at 81 rials.
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Yellow Sugars of lower grades prices according to
quality.
The Maryland Refinery selling c yellow Sugars at
S cts but for other grades their prices the
those named above.
SALTPETRE.-East India Saltpetre is still held at Sx
cts b., and quote Nitrate of Soda before
31 cts. per lb.
sTARCH-Starch is steady at 5A16 cts. for Western
Pearl; cts. for West Philadelphia; and 6x cts per lb
for Oswego.
SoAP-We quote CASTLE at 11KG12H cts; Chemical
Olive at 6xJ7 cts and Oleine at SGSK cts per b.
There Is no CASTLE Soap here in first hands
SEEDS.-The n arket for Cloverseed has been greatly
excited this week and prices for 1t have advanced since
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OHIO FLoUR.-There has been good inquiry for Ohio
Super but the stock of this grade is light and compar
lively little has been sold Most of the Ohio Flour here
Is Extra The sales embrace 200 bbs Super S. 200
bbls do at So 374 200 bbls Extra S537 and 900
bbls do. at $3.50 per Dbl We quote Super day So
BIZ, and Extra at S575 per Dbl.
CITY MILLS FLoUR-For City Mills Flour, well
the other descriptions the demand has been active and
we have reported sales in the week of 400 bbs inferior
Super at 81 rs, $500 bbs standard do s4s7k, 1000
bbs do at S. 300 bbls do. at 5l2H 300 bbs Reservo
brand do at S575 1000 bbls. Extra at So 20, and 200
bbls do at 81 SO per bbl Super be quoted to-day
at S5l2h for Standard and S550d6 for fancy brands
We quote Extra ranging from S6.25 to Is per bbl
FAMILY FLoUR-The rates for Baltimore Family
Flour advanced this morning 25 cts, and the lead
ing brands selling at 81 Is per Dbl We contin-
ue 10 quote Welchs Family at $7.75 per bbl.
RYE FLoUR.-There sale made day two since
Of 100 bbls Rye Flour at S393A, but in small lots it is
selling at S4 per bbl.
Corn MEAL.-There were sales early in the week of
1000 bbs Baltimore Corn Meal at but subsequently
heard of sales Of 500 bbs. Baltimore So 7 and of
200 bbis Brandywine private terms We quote Meal
to-day at 1913 for Baltimore, and $3S7H per Dbl
Brandywine The exports this week reach $40 bbls
The following the inspections of Flour Meal for
t1.N
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GRADES. UPLAND GULF \ WESTERN
Middng ....... 12A013 I13A6l3b 12x6l3
Good Middling. IS (d134 131Gl3K l3 I4I3s
MiddnQ Fair l3Aul3k l3Afn1a 13If0I3. .

Middling Fair. 1S4@l3k lsX(dl4 l3x@yl3S
ket for them is not specially active We quote
tine firm 2O623 cts. for Eastern and Western;
Sperm at 2S9So cts; Sperm at 42a4s cts; and Patent
Wax SO cts per h. Mould Candles selling at Is
in large boxes and at 15A G16A cts in fancy boxes
for West India shipment.
for it quite firm Refined Ingos selling 2324 cts
and Sheathing % for Baltimore and 20 En-
gsh Yellow Metal is selling at q cts for English and
American Sheathing "a cts for Bolts, and 25 per b.
for Nails We sales this week Of two suits American
Yellow Metal sheathing at q cts. per III
COAL.-The cargo rates for Cumberland Coal are s II
as follows viz: s3 35G35 so for fine; S36o9375
Of mine; and s4 1O4 25 per for lump, cash, dev-
cred on board at Locust Point the inside figures being
for the Frosburg and the outside for Georges Creek
Coal. There is, however, very little doing in it.
Anthracite Coal is selling from the yards at from "a 50
to 25 per ton OF 2 ,240 lbs.
FEATHERS-We continue to quote Feathers at As cts.
for mixed, and so cts. h. for prime white
They in fair demand at these figures.
FRUIT-There is still fair supply of foreign Fruit on
the market although there have been direct imports
here for some time past Rasins slightly
and they now selling 81 per box bunch
s275 for layer We quote Figs at 1O@12k cts new
crop Dates at cts and Currants at per b.
Lemons are selling at s4425 for Sicily, and Oranges at
81 503 box for Sicily and So per bb for West India
FISH-We have no transactions of moment to note this
week in Fish. Mackere are frmer, but not quotably
higher. We quote large No 3 Mackerel at SO; No.
2 do at SIS; and No. do. at Sl65OG17 per Dbl Her
rings still dull but we have change to note
in the rates. We quote Halifax ranging from sl5J
to $3.50 for common to prime; Labrador at s4.50G5
and Aewives at So. .50l)4 per bb Box Herrngs are
selling at 35G4O cts Dry Goldfish firm at sS7564
but we quote dry Hake dull at $2d2.50 per 100 lbs.
FLOUR.-Since our last there has been a decided i'm.
in the general tone of the Flour market An
advance has been established in nearly all varieties of
some % cts. per bbl and the tendency is still upward
The demand has through the week has been quite active
but for day two past there has been comparatively
strcted in consequence. The demand for Flour which
has existed for the past ten days has been strictly leg
The sales this week add up about 10000 bbs The ex.
norts since our last are as follows, viz:
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THE MoRTARA CAsE.-Rev. Isaac Lesser, Jacob
pointed delegates to proceed to Washington and
present the memorial from Philadelphia in refer
ence to the Mortara outrage, have returned from
their mission. They had an interview with the
President who says that his final decision was con-
tanned in the letter from Gen. Cass
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The failure to editors passes over the
Central Road is working miraculous change ir
the tone of different papers. Last year there wa.
hardly paper on the line that would give even the
most literal account of an accident But since the
New Year there is decided alteration.-N. Y
Tribune,
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AMUSEMENT.H


HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-The Theatre has been
crowded to witness Agnes Robertson To night the Phan
tom and Andy Blake Agnes Robertson in both pieces
INDIA PANoRAMA-This painting is worthy a visit and
ITS protraced stay in the city is the best evidence of its
merits. There will be an afternoon performance to-day
to give children an opportunity to see it.
THE CAMPBELLs ARE CoMING"-By reference to the
advertising columns it will be that Matt Peas
brated band of Campbell Mnstrels will commence series
of entertainments in the New Assembly Rooms on Mon
day evening
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

WEST INDIEs-525 bbls flour, so do. meal, G
puncheOns oil do so bushels oats, 100 do bran 200 do
corn, 125 bbs bread s. half bbs beef so bbls pork
kegs butter 100 do lard, 100 tins do hhds tobacco
tar dn Ii 600 e IN
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Foreign War Vessels i'm the Gulf

New ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-By the arrival of the
steamer Tennessee, learn that five French four
Spanish and three English vessels of war were at
SacriIicins
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From the Net0 York Papers of yesterddy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The Senate Chamber
was lighted tonight for the first time, with fine
effect, nearly equal to sun light.
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SAVANNAH, Jan. 1.-THE Tampa PeninsuIar of
the Sth says, that Col Rector arrived there on the
9th with delegation of western Seminoes to
make last effort to remove the Florida Indians
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
HARBoR GRACE, N. F.-Br. Brig Three Sisters
372 tres Goldfish; 81 drums do 1Z3 bbls Herrngs;
half do Ia tres salmon; bbl berries Kirkland Chase
4 Co.
C0ASTWISE
MoBILE-BdTk Union.
257 Gales cotton, Jno Williams & Son. 81 do, Mills,
Mayhem Co.; so do, Ferguson, Murphy Co., 25 do.
w: E. Hooper, bbls whskey, Aubrey Co.; SO bales
cotton, order.
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From Mexico.
Mile. PiccoIomini Coming South.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l4.-Mlle Piccoomini made
her debut here this evening with great success. The
audience was immense and very enthusiastic. She
and portion of the troupe will visit Baltimore,
Washington and Richmond on Concert excursion,
commencing Monday.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.-DEc. TERN, 1885,
ANNAPOLIS Jan. IA, 1s59.-No. 26 John r. Giles IS.
Bruce Fauntleroy. Appeal from the Court of Common
Pleas argued and concluded by Holloway and Walsh
for the appellant and by Cha MARSHALL appellea
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Steamer IolOlndc, W atSOn, New \ Ork-A. &. Hall.
AhrenS 1
Brig John C. Kefer Booze, Richmond-Wm, Appleaartb
4 Sons. " PP'oa'
Montell. -'' - - =
Schr. Minnehaha, Young, West Indies-J C. Yates Co
Schr. Narraganset Hall, New Oreans-fIesen Rogers
- Schr: Anna Shepard, Dickinson Franklin, Las 6