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PERSONAL.

Mr.. EDITOR ala yopr Issue Of the sth inst,
Bo sn Jsss ass .nd
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depend on the pstrcnass or the pubic Tor SUCCESS
with Mnil, .o,ely relying on me for support and
Ta. o
But the Article referred to 10 evidently the yorh Of
mind and doe me SS:ss nd
case bsfors The Justice vas nothing more nor less
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but actually used threatening and defiant language
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were introdnoed on the exsTinstion Of .domeaic
70 srs &: nos
oaily deny, and ohesrfuily submit to . discrimi-
Family troubles and broiIs land believe tina.
nase \, nq my :ssss are nos S IN ~ osi
snsd v,tssn The sns smys.t nsa better % 1Sn
when they are collsteIay drawn out BY ingenious
soS sss JIG Ing and q. S sh:
to destroy msas reputation and ruin him in hi
tatlon.
And would say that 1t seems to me that the arti
Ole IN question was penned not 90 mnoh With view
Of whes tanspired at the Office Of the Jurtce as 70
crafty en- unfriendy feeling against me- This 10
TRANSFORMATIONS its conmencement 70 its close.
Am accused Of diuespect to . psrent-araisned.
before the Justice witness. Was fkis the issue
before the Justice Not ~ all. But t 10 due to
sensibi, OF the !ial obligation resting on me, and
that, In al my dealings and transactions, an not
self
And nov. in conclusion, permit me 30 refer IN the
land records Of ths Dftricf for the condisoa Of nv
property, and TO the. docket Of the Csrrmif Court
not fnd,l and t. q host Of Respectable ctixeus OF
Washington for testimonisls Of character; and, II
Newspaper criticism and pubic comment, In this
way and BY thsse mean., then all desire 10 that I
may have IN opportunity toyipdicsss ny elf end
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TIE kichmen4 Enquises esun.,a..x.
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Spirit Of the Msrsiss Prsss.

.usg SPsrb q tne Mero1n8 ffeee. p
The Cosssstssiss publishss communicates
eritieiiing win great ability and in perfect good
humog, some Of the many fallacies contained In
Mr.. Rsvsrdy Jehnsons recent pamphlets ON squat
ter sovereignty, and exposing very clearly that on
cosstisationsl questions Mr.. Johnson's opinions
are not Of much value. So satst p lsFfl7e
The CossfitwfioS also shows up The Rev. George
q, chesvef, the New York Abolition sensa-
ZION prrscher and notss his begging letter to the
Rev. Nj. sp9ggeon, Of England, which proves
the fsldty Of chesver's denial through the New
York Independent that he lcheever) had wo-
man nss.ed Johnstos tssveling In England, and
begging contributions TO his church.
- The iIsfsHixsseu suggests fhst the people of
New York and New Jersey seem 10 have had q
very inadequate senss az the nomentous ques-
tons placed at issue at the late elections In those
ssates, according 70 the crcited languagsh held By
'many Democratic jouusls, on The eve q aid
elections, from which TIE. simple reader might
have inferred that sonsSAing hardly le. thas !
sssss fe6ssss was suspepded upon the issue Of
chs political contest then depending in ~
States, which were represented a. ssthe bstsie.
Asids Of The conssitusisa and Of the Union. -
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Thecasewss than given 70 the jury. n, o,csoc&.
and they retired TO their room. During theft as.
sence the sugmises ware various 9 70 what vouId
he the result ef their verdict Some arrued thst
the prisonef would b found guilty and recon.
mended TO mescy, Wills .pthifs argued that g
jafy would not seeemmend him % merc1. ss
the Governor could eonmutez the senseoc2 "a
impfisonpent fee number Of years without
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NTLO. o. FIR. w. GRAND LODGE.
Grnnd Lodge Of the District or Columbia Will Re
he'd q Odd Fellow.' Hall, 18th street, on MONDAY
E so the i HIM fsNitflt AZ 2sloek
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Aensae eu0 listening 70 haetefing fcposts. lad in
an evil hour joined in tho affair which would
blast him forever even though his life be spared
He thought the jury could be just to the Common.
recommending him to the favorable considera.
ton OF the Executive. Grant this boon, and Won
VIII not regret &C. but will rather bless TIE dav
when you performed your duty, ana yet showed
The spcslsr vas listened 70 throughout his ad.
dress with the most profound attenfien, and the
enect ON tne crowd was very great, Men who
bad gone into the ccurt.rooin, strongly preiu
diced against Good, now favored commuistIon Of
MI. Boss then clo..d fof ne ,.ssne. and m,,,
q sbls asgumept stating that he was net aid Tor
his services, nor would be consent . receive nav.
He Iesarded ties he duty y appear asd defeua,
shs ssss q d ns aSisy tie isosf At hs ba.
Mcdonald, the Attorney General Of Indiana, who
was engaged In the case. $50 $50 = -
-. SpkkcA OF AxDhIw HuxrrR.
The casa WA diced With n sroumc.. q, a.
persecution, BY Andrew Hunter, Eso .swhe sta ~
in the outset Of his renarks thai g The Ccn,r.c.
wealth had failed to esfzhlish tie charaa OF -
son, he would abandon that, the afst CONT ~ ~
fndicement Mr.. II. spoks only for ebout thre..
quareeu Of an hour, but With powes.' Whilsf he
admtrod the effort q fh0counie1 for the a~fenre
and sym pethi1ed with che distressed fricels ~ f6c
Hieoaef, his duty a.. prosecutor In this case ran
de9ed Il Necessarily hat he should deal with he
prisoner at the bar without reference "a Snrfhing
LIE sympsfhy- He clbsed by charging Tie iurS1
Snas - they had peqoonsble doubS Of The limo
ssscsof the Pisoner II was theis duty 70 sivs him
minisFston a the law that they BE not ia nenced
hv "a sf'Fe
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FIRsr ynyENfIHIAsS 1aI.L VII TAX. place
FRxyELts Hal, corner Of ssh and p strs.ts, q
mission fcr gontleusn - cents geuflems n 2
with lady 80 cents isdics aud children Is or.
each. - - : - : - 10 y lVs
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; MAYA OaDERs .--Bostswain Philip !. Miller
has heen cedssed 70 the Naval Academy. Acting
Carpeg>F George H. Jarvis to the d s. steam
,ilpcP- cf'wsr Mohicsn. 9'8
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eLlesr ;HoUsr NEws. Lieut., Geo. II. Derby.
TepoUaphical Engineer, has been released nom
light house duty in the Eighth Lighthouse Dis.
trict 80 y. ns.7'' 49, s4S
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CoMxEnciAL AeExr APPolsIKD.-Col w. III
Brow, Of Stafford county, Virginia, has been an.
pointed by the Secretary of State a. Commercial
Agent of the United States At Monrovia, Liberia
Mr.. B. has always been a strong friend Of the col.
onization movement, and this appointment, we
.ss sure, win particularly crafty the friends Of
that cause ,sef7ri-i +
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of December
G. W. GAIL
HENRY JAMES, MA. MITCHELL,
c. G. BALDWIN, RICHARD TYNES
Tlunttarp anb Commercial 2sbitp.

BALTIMORE December 9, 1859.
There less done in Railroad Shares to-day tina has
been for days past but in other stocks there
activity. The aggregate value Of the operations
however only about $40 000 against nearly 500 900
yesterday. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was decided
y frmer than yesterday There 377 shares sold
at s63A@6i seller 60 days $644G4s cash and buyer 10
DAYS, and S6lS buyer 60 days and closed at s64 bid
sG44 asked regular way these figures being advance
Of to of dollar per share the closing quotations
of yesterday. Northern Central Railway was however
weaker There 1l2 shares sold S20 cash. and
shares at $9A seller GO days and it left of at $2O% bid
$202s asked regular way. There movement to
day. for the first time for week two past in Railroad
bonds. The sales include 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
1888 at &c. $l20 900 do 1855 at s2H, S2kS24 the
closing sales being the latter figure $4,000 Northern
Central 1855 at 64@644; 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
first mortgage at 81 " and $4,000 do unendorsed third
mortgage bonds at 23H We also sales Of S733 Bal
tmore City 1890 6's at 4G9SK, and of small lot of
1865 at 90 1905 left at 9S4 bid 9Sk asked Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad extra dividend orders advanced
to-day heavily. sale of $500 made &C. and subse
quentIy sales of 24O 80. They closed 27
bid, so asked There inquiry at the Board for
Mining Stocks and sales made of 600 shares Gard
Hill at S2.37A@244, and $50 shares Guilford at
S1S7H@}l "a. Gardner Hill closed at 81 81 bid, and
Guilford 81 81 bid 81 asked regular way There
also some inquiry for Bank stock but the only sale
made IL shares Bank of Commerce at s257s.
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Reported for the Daily Exchange. I

lOWSONFOWN, Dec. u.
CmcUIT CoURr FOR BALTIMORE CoUNrY.-Before
Hon. Judge Price.
Richard j. Cuttings, Esq, Attorney for the State,
prosecuting.
The following eases on the civil docket were dis.
posed of as follows, viz
Agreed. Il. Kcene vs. Richard Green,
AquilIa ID. Keen VS.. Richard Green and w alter
Farnandis, two cages; John McGaw, of James VS.
Aquilla D. Keen, and Stephen Barton vs. John
Sandraghan.
Of.-State Of Maryland, use ofRebecca F. Merry
man, vs. Samuel W. Merryman and Charles r. Pow
ell; State of Maryland, use of County Commission
ers of Batimure county, VS.. John Wisner, John
Judgments By Confession.-Jacob Reese vs. John
p. Snider; Jacob NJ. Hampshire VS. Henry NJ.
liollacker and John Wisner; Il. Hickey & Bro vs.
Joseph ID. Pope; John Easter, Jr., VS.. John B
Armstrong; Samuel Miller vs. Aaron Sparks;
Samuel Miller VS.. Jacob Shock Edward Rider VS..
Joshua NJ. BOsey and Jacob Green: Francis D.
DUNCAN and Thomas c. Watkins vs.. Joseph d.
Pope.
Judgments on Terms-The President, Director,
and Company of the Bank of Baltimore vs. jacob
Green; Samuel Black VS.. George A. Nage.
judgments By Defdmt.-Joseph s. Fay vs. Levi
Hoffman; Joshua s. Turner vs. John w. Hogg;
| VIM. Lanahan VS.. Isaac G. Roberts; Ann Wover-
ton vs. Robert Wilson; Bank of Commerce VS.
Henry Widdlanger; Sarah A. Jourdan, adm OF
| w m. JOurdan, deceased, vs. Joseph leary, George
Hands vs. Oliver P. Magi; Adophus W. Robin.
son VS.. BENZ. +. Graf; Adophus w. Robinson VS..
v.
Lawrenson ct al; Francis d. DUNCAN and Thoma,
| C. Watkins VS.. Joseph Feelmeyer; Thos. C. Wat
kins ct al VS.. James Harker; The Great Falls Iron
| Company vs. Elizabeth Schafer James Stevenson
| VS.. James Couson.
Notions TO strike out J"dgments.-Francis H
| Smith vs. the Mayor and City Council of Balti
more; Benz G. Barroll VS.. Robert jenkins.
Notle Pros.-State Of Maryland, use of Stephe,
Frey, vs.. Samuel Wisner, VIM Murray ct al.
Henry Rice ct al VS.. Samuel b. Richardson.
The criminal Docket was then taken up and VIM
Flimlam alias VIM. Douglas, removed from tn
city; on the charge of burglariouslv entering tn
dwelling house of Capt. Mason L. Weems. on tn
llth of August, 1859, was placed in the dock 6
trial, but owing to the absence fCapt Weems, tn
case was postponed to Thursday, and an attach
ment issued for the absent witness.
~ Inc cases OF the State VS.. John +. Popps. Josepl
Biarfeld, John Harman Christopher Winhine
Philip Walter, William Hoffman, HenryA. Smith
Adolphus Martlle, Nicholas Beaker, Henry Hani
ball and Charles Lieutbecker, indicted for selling
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PRICE TWO CENTS

liquors without license, and removed from Bali
more city, not answering when called, forfeited
their recognizances.
Frizell and John G. Bartletts, charged with vari
Gus Offences, not answering forfeited their recogni
zances, and executions were issued against theil
bondsmen
As yet no action has been taken in the contested
election cases, bat to-day observed considerable
arrangements, counselling. &c, among those in
terested, in the lobby. The cases may, in al
probability, be called in a few days, otherwise they
will be abandoned
No eases being ready on the criminal docket for
trial. the Court at l21I o'clock adjourned until to
morrow morning.
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

WASHINCToN, Dec G.--The excitement in the
House this afternoon on the debate of Mr.. Carke's
resolution, with regard to the endorsers in Con
gress OF Helpers Infamous book soon subsidized but
has left deep-seated feeling, aud general appre-
hension that powder is lying all around and spark
would ignite 4 terrible conGagration. Had blow
been struck to-day the consequences would have
been fearful. All were prepared, and there was
perceptibe effort with gentlemen to restrain
themselves. No arms were drawn is falsely ru-
mored; feeling was first engendered by Mr.. Craw-
ford, OF Georgia, addressing Thaddeus Stevens in
an excited manner, in reply to language offensive
to the South. Members rushed around the speak
crs. and there was, for short time great disorder
Order was, however, restored, and after sharp
and short debate motion to adjourn was carried
by acclamation. There is no great excitement in
the city tonight. The matter is generally discus
Sed with quiet and serious temper.
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ESTIC MARKETS

. PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, December 5.-Thert
very NIUE demand for Flour to-day and the
in'het Is quiet but steady previous quoted rates
me ue on! sale we hear of is $50 bbls. W B. Thomas
HuPerhhe at $500 per bbl. Standard Superfne i.
ohered at S531k. without finding buyers ey
cept 10 supply the trade who taking hold moderately
at from these figures up to 75G6 25 for Extras and
ira Family, and $65Od7 per bbl for fancy lots as in
quality Rye Flour is better, selling in small wav al
S4.47H per bbl. Corn Meal remains quiet and PennsvI
vana Meal is steady at 1915 per bbl the receipts and
stocks light
In Wheat there is not much doing to-day and the
ke is dull at previous quoted rates. about
reds sold at 1S2l33 cts mostly the latter rate fo
prime Virginia, aloat; white is quoted 142Gl45 cts
and but little offering selling Rye continues in re
quest Pennsylvania is at SO Corn is moi
so plenty, and 3,000d4 600 bushels yellow sold
mostly at 7s80 for prime dry Southern the cars
and 73 for damp lots including 600 bushels old at 81
Cts, also in the Oats quiet today holders ASK
ing AZ cts for Delaware, and Al cts for Pennsylvania
lhe demand for Groceries is very light and the marke
WlIhout any particular change
mere nothing in Provisions, and very limited
| business doing
me uemand for Coverseed is small with further sales
III III o al Soeeo2o per bushe the latter for prime seed
steady but quiet. ~ "
Inere = l2 uch doing in Whiskey prices range at q
GHbc Tor pennsylvania and Ohio barrels the latter fol
prime pkgs; Zosc' Tor hhds., and "a Nc for Drudge
| PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET De, & Tho da
mand for Beef Cattle has heen good and the market pit
active again this week. at fully former rrces the saa
at the different yards reaching about 2250 head at
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Returns from sugar Plantations.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-Reliabe returns have
been received BY merchants in this city from many
of the principal sugar plantations of this State
which are as follows: from three plantations in
East Baton Rogue Parish, seven in the West ditto
fourteen at ponte Coupee, one at Fourche forty
three at lbervie, two in st. Martins Parish, two
in st. John the BaptiSte one in the Assumption
one in st. Mary's, one in the Ascension, two in the
st. James Parish. The amount of Sugar reported
raised on thcs" plantations last year, was 2a4lG
hhds.; this year, 2,52l hhds
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MunicipaI EIec,ioms in Mossocbus..,s

New BEDroRD, Mass, Dec Sat the municipal
election held here today Isaac C. Taber, Indepen-
Weston Harland, the Citizen candidate. The ma
jorty in the City Councils is on the Independent
ticket.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Dec 5.-Daniel Saunders Jr.,
the Citizens candidate was chosen Mayor to-day
by l3G majority over Roilias Republican. A large
majority in the City Councils is also on the Citi-
zens' ticket. This is claimed as a Democratic
triumph.
carried everything to-day, by from 800 to 400 ma
jority. in vote of 2OOO. They elected Daniel l..
Harris for Mayor. The Board of Aldermen and
City Council will stand II Republicans to 4 De-
mOcratS
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New ORLEANS, Dec. 6.-The sale of the Pacific
Railway stock bonds will close the 10th inst. A
conditional sale has been made on the balance
amounting to 81 0000 900, which is set aside to pur-
chase material and employ laborers to complete the
cons Structinn of the road
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letter from Governor Chase. of Ohio. to Go,

| RGcHMoND, Dec. 6.-Governor Wise to-day laid
before the Legislature letter from the Governor
| of Ohio, in re ly to one of his. Governor Chase
says that Ohio will fulfil every constitutional obi.
CATION to the other members of the Union, but can
not consent to the invasion of her territory bv
armed men, even for the purpose of pursuing and
arresting iugitives from Justice.
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Thc New Yn,l, Charter tlection,

I New YoNK, Dec. G.-The returns of the Charter
Election held in this city to-day, indicate the sue
cess of Fernando Wood over Havemyer, the Tam.
many Hall candidate, and Opdyke, the Republi
can nominee.
24,O73; Opdyke 1927. Woods plurality vii
reach two thousand.
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FRANKFoRT, KY, Dec. 6.-The Legislature of
this State met to-day and organized by the election
of Mr.. Porter, of Woodford, Speaker of the Sen
ate, and Mr.. Merriweathcr Speaker Of the House
triumph of the Breckenrdgeites the Guthri,
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Union Demonstration at philadelphia.

FHILApElrHIA, December 6.-Extensive prepara-
tions are being made for the Union Demonstration
which is to be made here tomorrow. 4 meeting,
irrespective ofparty, is to take place at night
Cannon are to be fired and flags displayed through
1t is determined to show Governor Wise that the
conservative elements of the North are not passive,
or diminishing in strength. Much enthusiasm is
anticipated, and the demonstration will be gen
eral.
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PRINCErON, Dec. 6.-The new gunboat Mohcan,
from Portsmouth for Norfolk has put in here on
account of heavy weather.
NEw loEE, Dee. G.-The schooner Susan Bray,
| of Plymouth, n. c., is ashore at Quague. The
! crew have been saved. The vessel has bilged
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LATEST BY THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.

7 T-TT II UT N N TT
LoNpov November IA FrancL protostorl
journal asserts that The hiob dutas on r,,IiL ,or
ufacturcs nave failed in nrryertinc, cnTnnrtiiion
Light goods from Manchester sI,itoIHr ro. thc
Arab market were ordered b,. va,. or ..vnrrir,nnt
and notwithstanding import duties and exnor
ses they were found to b., ten n.r cont lower thor
the same kind OF French goods
PARIS November I9-rhn C,uetf,I;o,p,J Of to
day confirms the statement which appeared in the
P"irte, viz: That the Arc"i De Ret'gione would be
prosecuted Tor publishing the letter alleged to be-
from the hlng "t SARDINIA to the Emperor of the
French relative to the Regency of Prince Carig-
nano.
Baron de Talleyrand will rcpace the MARQUIS de
Monster Ambassador ut Berlin. The Marquis
de Bonneville will be appointed Ambassador at
Athens.
No invitation to take part in the approaching
Congress has as vet been sent to any Power The
letters de crcdcce will be sent to the Prnipotenia
| ries on Sunday or Monday next
/ The Peninsular ana Oriental Campany's steamer
! Colombo arrived at Calcutta 18th of October in
| sixty nine days from southampton.
MAESEGLLES, November lS.-Thc "Ahju." pub
! fishes the following despatch IF Gen. Martimprcv
dated Italy, 9th inst. Gen. DCuricr announces that
! after immense razza undertaken against the
! Maiar and the Angodas, Bengal and ST. Hanaya
have been taken by the commander of the troops,
our o"ii".''onS nave %een accepted anu hostagGs
rcross tb fti ON ~ I 80" LII n WIZ
oSS 'e lIoi'le' On 'he IltH hSt'' ana VIII Ihen
DC IT, y, ',S,'.n oxen up; ,,o
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EASTERN SHORE CLAH.-Thc following petition
to the Legislature is circulating the Eastern
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-07

q The Body of John Brown,

New YORK, Dec. G.-Scott's Coffee Circular
quotes the sales of the week at $500 bags. Stocl
2l,0OO bags. Prime l215@l3 cts.--the market
closing quiet and firm.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-07

- The Body Of John Brown.
Troy. n. Y, Dec. 5.-The body of John Brown,
accompanied by Mrs. Brown and W endell Phillips,
passed through here to-day. The funeral will take
place on Thursday, at North Elba.