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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
Gerr 2uTe Mareiu ais |cliscis
Mtd1ter.

Die Ipe3|elIen Ureunre ee5 bsrtn 0ibb5
oen'ofrotiiden Ganoieatsn fiji po|isetaf6z
ter> boben ea f9 angele9en fe!a lafeu,
Germ Waryiu ais eiren v%blauuo|ieen>"
tenperens@win|elnoen u'o ,pittisen yan@
fee bar;ulsQsa, telIen 0eridt5bpf III eth
fJrmlibeS Gepr1s unp !Snquilitions. ST.
rid,t eesen unie e,peutiden Dirtbe, Die Der
tsitehenosn SN1n:a0sproinens sawiesr,
ON uGabbatb" 9ejltiDe GstrSnfe psrrauz
fen, 70 wie eegen Sepsn, Der llA etpa eInz
fallen lisbe; auf Ger Strage aibt tad Dem
&reipe0s|6 gu seben, psit CT 5n l9ief ssz
laoen.
Disle Nnldulpteuno tturte bauptiahz
LID NIT bet gnsobe sslIst oo5 5sn
MarYin al5 9icezW ajpy Ter Yoliset
Nuftras De8ebsn babe bic ceuti6en WiFtb@
idaftsa am Scnatos 81 fQIieben.
Otgleid IS nun lei benz Nihter>W Amt
pcniSer In 8etradt fcmu1t, wte 5srr
Marpin in 9s5ns ouf bic &emerensfraae
ee1tt, al5 nenn eielsr 6err fir Waje:
|aufen wiisoe. pie Der yer 1ette Isnpez
rsnsler 3>rinee, 10 1par IS bpd uniere
pNidt Germ Marpin iiter bte!en punft
III h~efrags1> uno mare lsire Antpprt nitt
t~efr;eotseao ausssfauen> pen reutiden
Ssimmaeter Su ,parnsn, ibm feline Gtimz
ME gu setea.
Ser MorYtn bat uns ouf uni ere Nnz
ira9c autprilrt> III 1eiinem Nan,en Tolaenz
oes ~ ertldren: Der pemofratid E
Maior Norman %. &tttlon nor
es, ber.eie sinsslblofene SpnatosesSrrt5
nans suert niecer 1T Strait legte.
Mls aitt|on 1T bem b5bsren Snteys1s
rer pel;eompaenie unp pes Snpianer1ar>
bells nad Ysmbinaw s~erreil't, i~nftruirtg
er cen oen1ptratilden prdVpsatea oea
5tartratbs> Germ Gmerien, Der III iet:
ner Wbwelsnbeit al5 Btirsernsiler :u fun
oirsn batte, ieIue pplitit in 8e5us auf oil
5onntass>O rpinon3 fprtjulegen uno 9e.
ssn bic peutIaen Wirtbe cent Sudfoter
pieles psrbaeten 0elege6 seu,ab su perfab:
ren.
5er ga,erlon that, uie gebeiBen, Uni
olS fem Sntereie als Ganbicat fiji,
Yer1ttepene fette 8ermeHunss@ SobS IS,
nod Dalbinstpn riet absrsab er he'
Barsesmeiterpofen 9errn Marsin, ben
8iee< prdliuenten ree @toetratbs, nit be
SnarutticrL bic BON Majer &ittlon tnau
9urirte, unp pen Gmmerlpn fprtseleBt
politit Der gerioleuns fortsufibrsn.
6err Marpin, oebunpen burd ben Sc
]ariebenen 8udfaben Der Srptnans, mel
. der nadoradlidf unteritiet unp befrdi
tiet mar burd bic S%naruftton srreis
, bemotratiidsr @orsanaer, feb f6 g.
nStbist sesen feinen sDiue1 uno itin
, Neiguns, - bies 1Inp Germ Marptn'
eiane 0orte - III bic Iuftapfen fein'
feuiotratilden gorsdn9er uno @oreeiet
ten u treten.
nj Alein naboeu Ct nit eiren1 ein N q
li9en 8erfu@ f9 ftirer SdulpisIs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
c1nlisi8 GsnrQiis
iGleE MptAr

Dfent I Ne! WQtNr,
Gts 0fe Wat}bap~ uuo Glen StroGe, ~st3e.'Nbt
Der f%ran5Vl. fot9. STRIDE,
~enlffisb't. fly I:insu esutlhea WlttUrSern sur
@nfeTt!gung Uno 8e1loubj3ung orn serig'liGen
DcSuutsntt1 uNb l'riuntea> ais: AauTbrieIsn>
SgFrtbefsn (Dssss unp Mcrtsagea), Wietbs-
.unc Gti9a1ts~ gonEraften, Setamenten, Guu.
,sa4Fen fir ba5 jnIane uIe Ieutl0lano> lunie
3ur Ssioraun9 a0sr in ees N'ptagfat einl0Iaeen-
ben Delhlfte. ft52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
SagI WaUaDaut,

Sffentltber Notar,
bsTorss bic Nusfertiguns nno 8eslsutisMno aasr
gcribtiiAsn Eesvmeute.
Beionoers WufneyfiaAfsit miro Gem Na9i9la~
gen uro Nufiubsu Ypu Yelstitsln sepipmet.
Sficc it BET Gam OiFce bsr 0erreu s. uuo
s. .. NiFuan, 3. @traSe, iter Sittle's Bud.
Gtpre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
c. s; &. g. N,t!iuan,

2loSofotet uun Ne4t5>Mn1paIte,
enpfeblen f9 i11sn Mretr!eu seutia1l WitrGC~
germ ais Ne4tt9nfGucc ulo ms gef0nbere 5.9
Tu5Fertt1un1 o0r t~(gfNaclI 1c.
0fTiec: Usher 8oitr ii. 9a195> 2e1ea, 81
EtrGER. Ct. A'Quf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
NDDre0en.

Gafob 81 aiu5er,
5yrispensridter, Justice of the Peace)
Deutfasr Notar U. eanb<Mstut,
WbSu;r~B Blvd, Gdt bsr Oritten nne Wetalpato"
9trabe, (rabs Der Vr1de,)
fmpHebIt {A BEN peutl9en VuelitNr1 i.r NnTef'
tiauug llrb 8eslaubigun9 auer DTsrtI'ss!1 pa"
pierre, |opie aud CUR NusTesti5urs seH aRoppea
uno arbersn 3eidnunssn.
.Gauft uuo ~psrfauft 9ano in gcmmiiicu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
g. %. @;utputon,
MDpDfQt,

= 2 pduL W!nNElGEN
Gfe ter Drittet II. Morttfrabe.
Da teris(bs biz ecutlds 5prads ipridt> %srpfeblt
Ct lIb b~ele1oers ieinsn csutl4en Wittilrsern, Bic
it ei1cat Nteht5faGs praftilGen 8cifaao eiu15
Nosptatsn teririen! lei e. lit irssNo ejner'
s3weige, sot her Gcurt, lei llNter(uANng rcA
Htcttstitettt in NusfertiGNN1 pcn 3eA1brtefsa>
Mortga9el IL. I. 10
9tefereus Nib ae9eten bnr@ 5erra Gouserlleur
u, Nam(ey uno Jpbn Mininar. 65
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31
Gntwetey tein gpte
Ster bein 8rpb,

Sat STR grince, bsr n6reune esr Mrbeiter> "
lld tpi1satli9 unb brett eoer iueirsft be| er !leius
!iasn uno uerl9tl;9en IYranuei l9vltis 9ema9t?
Wit mS9ten ben Wa1tn> Der bas gote sun Der
SIssnlVbte rfUprt', unp pisber rfutren" mil,
bisle Jrase supor nit einem entlbiebsasa Nein
teantpprteu leben, the pir benz Mrbeiter, Der au{
bic Gbre 1ctues Stanbes u1b lstne e;sene ais gur-
get stpas bdlt, ratben %fSanen, fir 5srrn prinee
81 9ebtn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

cter telhrGufte ibnsn tbre s retbeit - tpare
Ct BET {9limmfe 5etnb oss Mrteiter5, Bonn tr Bate
i'm Ut {einsm @tlosen ssma9t.
0it temnat Is nun, oae man tets oun 5srrn
wrinee's Mablarbsttsrn s~rpastst, ta6 Is bas St.
:et niramsn, psl&eS ibr 80 . +" itimn't> nanli9
tos btmptrati4e ME tuuut IS, haB
man 5srrn Yrinn's Domination sars taIttliitis
nit bes 8eEsrtuns bsfGrpprtst: Sa, bet 5srra
Vrines miTsn mir npminiren, baa it sn farfss
M!ara, Der fibrt tas gauge rGute" pon isinsr
Muble! gDie turarat IS? @tsGt 9ery Vrinee rar
Dsaofraien ali? Das w4re ldeE |gIit,u1, o6e,
mir gtausea es uias, 6: felt ar> men ct ~ isi~
,cr Mrbeit fir tii9tis balt mitbiu III au5uneb-
men, ba6 19 .nanGer 9teputIifai;ig uatst 5t:ru
Wriaee's Grbeitern te6ueet. Gs1ettst ruin 1err
Wgi:r ic!asn Gsfut'ifanera na9 iDrer uets:~
ssusaas uab i9rsta G~jso:Ien ;H Eimmen?
Ser ey,ts Nrtsitsr uei! 9amtlie, brn BE Da9'
ee!aFen ii, ~saEtpsoer lsiney leberseuslns @eralt
ansutgur, oosr lit bieisr arbsiFlpien .3eit cine Stele
auf5u5etsn, bic i'm uap ten 5sinen 8rce 8ist:,
i'm :aoe!a p|g It d i, Hena sy
Dsisn eiee lu9t,
De1en 8rcb CT ig't,
stsr ssa Maan rsreblbsueN nj: ais eEnsa s.
ra11nen III acknowledgements, Der III ls;astn Nr=
bette: |n9s:
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Ssyop NsApIb,

Sugo Nesplo,
(Attorney g. Counsellor at Law
MppOfot It. 9le0t5= Muwalt,
OIfce CT. paul, Oritte Straee,
WbUnir.Nlpt, suna@ft Der nsusn Bride,
empfiebtt (th isinen beutl9en 9anbleaten als
Wsdtstfiitanh por allen WeriH{stSfen bss Glad
tss Winnsieta unp in ben pane- Nsp'ters.
@sYib'lide 0Ofuneate, 1auftriefs, 8pnrnG~
ten &C. rerben prompt une bilis ausseffrtiat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-31

Sud, ein u,eoliber TriesenoriAter.
Su tr1. Dars bat Elm Maan Namsns giertt'
bic temcfratiibs s2ominatipn fir 5risosHfrig'er
erbalten. Dieisr Msula bat (t siasn menis ts~
ueirenswsrtbsn Auf babur9 srtporten, ZAP Ell ais
asppfat Gin unsersIsiatides WauItrsrf i'll tsn
}b(ebsetsn uub faulfen Redtstaabsl1 easinidsiF,
bic inn ueertragea trer5ea.
gHer fur bisIsu NeN}aen f"in1atst pia> Der fsbe
i'm eft an, uno uenu er bann NOD ni9t s~:eutet,
pas man utsr i'm unb isine bsledts Deraaneen>
bHt last, banm wsrfs CT feline 5timme meg at ibn.
Nir teoauern jtSes 0ptt, oa5 mir nDtbi9 baiten,
re,er n,ssen, biz 9i1rttes STUFF ned r!tpt erre'ht,
uter ibu 81 lagen.
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Die 1llinne(otn Staots5eltun0

Die Nlinne(otn StaotS5ei'un0
&ds Der Drittsr unb Waba1bap"
@trast, sims 2Fsppe bo&
cyjaetnt wSAentlid' uno fo(et Doa.
yet Jabr, III 9prou5betablun9.
Ein}clne Nummtrn tpFsn . etf!S'
8ebtneuuseu.
Wtonu;rsr fam man III iy9clb eirsr 3stt BEG
o;7hr,7: rp1 fDnnsn bic her. Mhonre1l1eit pcraH@
Sf5cnct, ?!ummern nidt uoG9el1not reIpen.
Iu Zut7,rirtton3=ystrAs fanA 1T 9totel1 II
1fno elofr aa1ttn SooF ejn8citidt msrbtr.
Mx9N Q3cun M1to in rcSlTtrirtsJ' SIts1en se:@
loren acbt, tr15en NV celt GeylNit o9a atts' TT
rru3,iuu?n Sris7|n.
Wv, U>itHN.u~3en, Oelrtt Z. +. 10. Naa 81
n:@.tjfrcl:
9ieut3cr S Gyef, putt'i9eT5.
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:cJ,n Jntereffe oee Serrn :~3'ersnberc+
BeTrcunbet trts mir 5errn Gutenberg
GIno> unb BON bent oufribtisen Wunlde
beleelt> itinsm Snterele na9 &raIten unc
0etibr forpsr'ta iu iein> bielten mir es
fir unleee pFibt> tn ter lssten Drummer
Der Staats3situnS ben reutiden BabIsrn
pie 4nlprdGe bar;ulessn, pelde CT an tb't
1nterfaguns letner Ganpieatur fit bas
6riepen8rtdteromt> wie mir slaubtsn, &C.
eyinosterpeiie erbeben fpnnte.
Sir bic 8ousiebun8 elmer pFiht BART
man naturlid niemala etnen Danf erwar<
ten, unp 10 spu3osen mir bic pFidt rer
Gmpfsbluns zines biei'een beutlden Gam
cioaten al, eeutlde Wdbler, obne bic min
bette 9ofnuns oper 0ad1dt auf peIen
Danf pber Anertennuns eas putlifum
perlanst unisre Meinuns iter bic earpiz
bate,, gu b5ren, unb ba .pi1 cine siniie'
poa 5e.rn Gutenberg ausipreden fonnten
. eebordtea mir IN bielem ipesieaen Gau'
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Syreie g1prte
fur osu freieu beutfben @dbler.

TUE 0eE 1CGISU peNtfWSU
Wrttc: Die Staetpabl tns
ters]Frt biz GelSbeutsl esr Gar"
aatltr ~ gut wis itr poIlt!Iqss
0epiNen.
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Subn 6. Seht, /.
Bter=SolDn u. Neltaurattt
Gds Der Walbinetonz u. Dritten Str
ct. VauL Mimn.
Da8 xSotei gum S@meiserlana'

Ua8 sV0tei gum S@welSerIan6'
BON paul 6abeL
JortfraBe, bem @inslpp 6sule aeasnii
1T nit aaem 81 einsm suten 8pi- unb @atb,
ssbDrtsen auI's Voafdapiste perfebtn, unb |
Vd icwobl. mas bic 8efStisuns urb pas &;
poa aptsan3ern nne Nsiienpen. mic bic pl'
unb aufpdrtuaa betriTt, nit BIN bsfttu 3auE
pes Mefeas meGtn. /
aud bsFntet Fh serdumise Gialuns bel d
mem oauie, hurd uel9e Is aan1entli9 ben 8
uasrn 3u eu1pfsbten it,. paul6abel
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PRICE TWO CENTS

nave thought proclaimed victory. not the despor
aate resolve of men rejecting their sole chanra n
hie. heturn," said O'lteilly, "and tell vour cono
mahuer mat we are lrishmen, and that wn hoIl
thls citadel for God and the Pope The Irish VIII
serve the Pope are ready to die but not TO surren
der. The white flag returned, but if O'Reilly
imagined the Sardnans would give him chance
! OF hight at the breaches he was much mistaken
| Inc lire opened once more, and now it became
plain that the plan about to be adopted was to bur,
the place in ruins by their long-range guns while
the IRISH could do nothing but look heplessly on
thelr pieces being of nothing like the same cabre
second summons to surrender was made and the
same answer returned
by three o'clock there were five breaches effect
Gu; Gu; IN lact, the walls were in ruins. At this juno
n,1 !me aPal delegate, with authority that left
helliy no resource but obedence-whether an
on ,nsMe[ had reached from Monsignore de Merode |
cannot say, but it is so asserted and is nrobabln
ordered him imperativey to capituIate This tima
heiily sent out the white fagbearer. The Sardi
mans undertook to let the Irish march ont with tho
hoh0rs OF War-an undertaking, however, if made
at All, not Kept. How this end of their bloody
struggle received by the Irish With feelings Of
sriei and distraction, which one simple incident
Illustrates curiouSly enough. As the Irish comma
mes were drawn up inside, and the Sardinians filing
III according To terms of capitulation, one of our
couhtrymen, uttery Y unable to brook the sight.
selzed large jar, bottle or other vessel of some
S S9rI winch chanced to be lying by, and with one
30" all out Drained one of the Sardinians 1t was
me one work OF moment, when the impetuous Celt
b; u pre oi MS companions, who made a stroke in
ue'GGnce, lell before platoon, rdded with bull
le!s. Inc rest Is soon told. O'Reilly and all the
dria. >' "'S w hileSs'h-
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PORT OF BALTIMORE, OCTOBER !

Arrived
Steamer VIM Woodward Cundif, rom New York mds
TO Shriver. ' ~
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypole, from Philadelphia
mdse to J A Shriver.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, from Washington, &c, to
Worthngton.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell from Norfolk, to Falls
ship Falmouth Haines, from Leghorn, passed Gbral-
tar Sept 5th and 49 days to the capes marble rags
caroni and citron 10 + l. Brauns & Co. Towed up by
steamtug Ajax Sept 10, lat 80 n, Ion 81 20 W, spoke
bark Oregon, of New York. from Rangoon for Falmouth
E Oct l4th, at 81 while lying in Lynnhaven Roads
the wind blowing a tornado from to E, had 65
fathoms chain out and obliged to let the second
anchor to keep her from dragging ashore On Monday,
ioth INST, when commenced beaying anchors found
lhe sarooard chain had parted and 20 fathoms chain
with the anchor gone
Sr orig Huscovado, Steed, from Demerara, 2sth ut,
an h 10 tays 70 the capes sugar to Perot; towed up
- tus Lloness Left in port barks Lee, Chris
IAN rom New ork, discg, sail about Oct lst
q -sanu Princeton, Seely from New York arrived
sept ziH Lucy Frances. Jones' from Boston, discg for
oupa Drigs Romance, Duncan, from Baltimore discg to
san sept oUtn Tor Navassa; Onward Higgins from New
YORK; Mary Cobb =, from do. via Barbadoes arrived
Sept 2ith schr d Trowbrdge, Lyon, from New Haven.
discg. ~ '
Brig Nickerson, Nickerson, from Boston, assorted
cargo to Harding & Co.
schrs Mecca, Edgett, from st Johns, B, l1sm
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Munstarg anh Commercial 8shissg.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IS, 1860


The Mining Stocks continue to droop, and they were
nearly all lower today Springfield and Guford were
better sustained than Of the Others 400 shares of the
former being sold S3 cash. and 400 shares of the lat
ter 200 at S2b cash, and 200 at S2% buyer 60 days
There nothing done in Gardner Hill, and far
could there bid made for it. OF Consoli
dated there Goo shares sold 500 at the opening
SIX cash and 800 subsequently at s14G11 time Silver
Valley the active of any of the Mining stocks
hut there large decline in it, Sales were made of
5400 shares at from $l4 which figure opened down
to % cts For Deep River prices pretty well sus-
tained Sales made of 500 shares at 70 cts cash
and 500 shares at 81 buyer days OF Baltimore and
North Carolina there 300 shares sold Is cts and
note sales of 500 shares Silver Hill so cts There
was nothing done today in Railroad shares, but Balti-
more and Ohio closed at S79k bid, $50 asked buyer
GO days, and Northern Central at SEN bid s23
asked regular way. For Loans there was
some inquiry and sales were made of $4,000
Missouri 6s at 79A $500 Northern Central Railway 1885
bonds at 66, and 1000 Northwestern Virginia unen-
dorsed third mortgage bonds at 3OA. Northern Central
1855 bonds closed at 65H bid &C asked and Baltimore
and Ohio bonds left of without sales at Sc bid for 1855
and 20 bid so asked lS62 the latter being the extra
dividend bonds. Baltimore City 6's were pretty firm
loo being bid, and 1O asked today for 1905 There
are very few Bank stocks oGering, and the only sale
made to-day was one of Shares Citizens at Sl2X
In foreign Exchange there is but little doing and
continue to droop Sterling bills have fallen or since
last week 4. The rates to day follows viz Lon
don, bankers bills OsTGlO9do. commercial do. 1Os4@
l0S5; Paris 60 day bills 5fl64; do short sight do.
5f13i5; Antwerp 5f16K; Bremen 7sA G79; Amsterdam
AK; Hamburg 36% Cologne 73 Frankfort on-the Main
Az.
In New York day stocks generally dull and
heavy. Erie declined e; New York Central }S; Read
ing Y Harlem 81 Rock Island 2s Cleveland and Toledo
a. Canton X Galena and Chicago s; and Missouri g.
81 hut Virginia 6 advanced q; Michigan Southern 4;
and Michigan Southern guaranteed u.
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IA " IVI,ELLTGENCE
CRIMINAL COURT-LnnGr Rnxn

SfslMlNiL COUhT.-JUDGE BOND.
State as. Henry Eckert, indicted for renting a
house to be used as bawdy house. on East Pratt
street, near Eden street. Tried before the Court
Held under cario. Williams and Hack for defence,
--The Grand Jury presented nine parties men
and women for robbing MIR. Henry Hopkins about
two weeks since, at house on the Causeway.-
The Court jOprned until Saturday morning.
until which time the Grand Jury were discharged.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KRrRs.
Cordelia V. Cook, by her next friend Samuel Il.
hIckcox, rs. Commercial It Farmers Bank. Bill
to replace certain shares OF bank stock, sold by the
guardian of complainant during her minority. Be
fore reported. Argument concluded
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JuDGr MARSHALL,
Robert Turner Is. William McClymont An IAN
peal from Justice Hayward. Judgment affirmed.
John Alex inder as. James Henderson. Apap
peal from Justice Mckinley. Judgment affirmed
david Duncan and Eliza Duncan rs. James p.
Byrne. An appeal from Justice MYERS. Jude
ment reversed and Judgment for appellant for resti
tuition OF William Weik as. Handlev
French An appeal from Justice Mclaughlin.
Judgment reversed
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
George +. Lauman and others u.s. VIM F. Dsl
rymple An action of covenant. Before reported.
Verdict for plaintiffs for So, 5,900.-Assi9nment
to-day 2lS to $50.
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LETTER FROM JAPANESE TOMMY.
The following letter has been received by Capt
+. Porter of the late japanese Commission :

|
U. S. STEAM FRIGATE NAGAHA,0
St. Paul de Loande, Africa, Aug. Z, 1850.
My DEAR SIR We arrived safely at this nlace
on the 9th inst, after passage of thirty-seven
Gays from New I ork; as there will be an opportu
nity OF sending letters to America soon | do nv.
self the pleasure of writing to you and of giving to
you some account of our voyage thus far three
thousand nous. miles from New York to portogrande
ABOUT twenty days getin port to pOrtogrande there
IS no provisions no water very measurable island
but only coal taxed in on board. STAY three da
ana leit there, and present voyage all the time
from New York to Loande and fine weather some
times head wind and no wind from Portorrande
ahree thousand nine hundred miles in about twenty
Ve days get in port to Loande there is abound fish
an orange nice prenty negro slaves and some other
production, they freight US because thew shall
heard Japanese cannabal and ran before ours
IN soome noon about five O'Clock | went on deck
to survey ocean all round the shin | fount ono
vessel wrecked three top mast from a water about
thirty yards dissant then | was feel very sorry in
my brain.
Y ou do not know how sorry | was when left
New York, at thoughts that | could not come back
to see you again Japanese law forbids it now, but
by and by can come.
| am very much obliged to you charge yourself
with me, on board the Philadelphia steamboat when
we arrived from Sandy Hook, and wherever we
went in the United States, | shall keep the photo
graph presented by you and look at it every morn
ing. put 1t safe in my bureau, because afraid
somebody steal it,
We were exceedingly pleased with our visiting;
and at this time, have great talk about the United
States; about everything we saw, patent officer;
Smithsonian institute, High uniform butiful build
lngs, railroad train, manufactures balloons; fire
steam engine fire works. soldiers procession; mu-
sick; butiul steamboat theatre museum great ball
and everything we saw. They will be astonished
when We tell it all in Japan.
remain your trury friend
TATECH ONOJERo (ToM)
! am very much obliged, dear Captain Porter,
Ior all your Kindness, and shall never forget you.
Please give my good regard to three Young gen.
tlemen who were particulat fried mine in New
York such gentlemen all belong to you would
send letter but had time, and your wife and
other gentlemen who enjure after me-
Captain David d. Porter, Esq.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


LEGHOBN-Ship FdImo1hh.-12 cases citron 200 boxes
maccaron Schwartz Dix; 1874 blocks marble o. Sarto-
ri; case guild goods 40 casks pumice stone 4S6 bales
ST JOINS, N B-ScIr. Mcca.-11s 900 laths, 24O ship
knees, Kelsey & Gray
ST JOINS, n. B.-Scbr NIutilus.-5ll, 600 aths Kel-
scy X Gray
C0ASTWISE.
TROY, N 1'-Schr. Wni. +. Burden-l ,0G0 kegs horse
shoes, Z. Pratt & Bro
BoSToN.-Brig j. Nickerson-100 bbls bone dust 10
tons phosphate of lime, Cornell Dorsey; 500 bags u
Seed 25 half chests tea ORDER 800 bb apples 500 pack
ages mdze., sundry persons.
BosToN.-Schr. s. A. Hammond 800 bbls aIewiyes
tierces salmon, W. D. Shurtz & Co.
BosToN-Schr. Gdrdner-l20 bags nuts, Schwartz &
Dix 81 bars iron keyser, Troxel Co.; 40 bbs mdse
W. t. Walters Co; so pigs tin C. S. Maby; 600 pack
ages mdse, chan order 500 bbis fish, sundry persons
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
RoTTERDAM-Ship Ed,0ard Ererett.-796 hhds tobacco,
25l do. stems. Is .929 slaves.
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The Illinois Central Railroad has concluded contract
to take two thousand bales Of compressed cotton from
Cairo TO the East by rail- and are in treaty for much
larger amount The Chicago Times states that two hun
dred bales had arrived and been forwarded by rail from
that city eastward The cotton is taken at low figure
as back freight nnon cars hannc grain o Cairn
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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington .

., WASHINGTON, October lS.-The receipts into the
Treasury during the first quarter of The nresent
llscal year commencing with July were about
SlS,o0o OOO The receipts during the present weel,
amount to 1000; amount subject to draft 81 :
The number Of troops soon to be sent to CsIiror-
ma and Texas Is upward Of one thousand Those
tor the former State go via the Isthmus
General Lane has returned from his Kentucky
estate.
The pistol, valuable as a relic of the Wasbipoton
family, taken by Captain Cook from Col. Wash
lngton during the Harper's Ferry raid, has been
returned to the latter by Thaddeus HYATT, who re-
Gently received it from an unknown s0urce
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From IIayann

NEW ORLEANS, Oct lS.-The steamer Star of the
west has arrived from Havana, with advices of the
loth. Sugar was quiet; stock l30, 900 boxes
ehezneia advces of the 2lst ultimo, state that
the Spanish Minister has demanded his nassnorts
The bark Trieste from Rio on the 26th August.
had arrived Coffee was firm 7'
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

HoGs.-Iiogs in pretty good demand and prize.
for them are little higher, We quote them today at s
(ds5O per loo lbs. net for good to prime lots.
SuEEp.-Sheep are still selling az s. G4 ner head.
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The hg harvest at Smyrna, this year, is much
DETER In quality and quantity than for several
years. The usual number of American vessels
are waiting there for cargoes
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The Foreign Exchange market Is closed We hear of
transactions of moment to-day. Rates heavy 1Os
(dlO8 for best sterling, and 517H G515 for francs
Observation-Disclosures business has been done in
breadstun at prices the particulars which
We could not learn. In charters hear of brig of 200
tons, to the West Indies and back 81 port charges
paid one of 200 tous to Wndward Island and back for
20 cts. per Dbl.
The Coal TRABE-The Cumberland Ciriiun says dur
ing the week ending Saturday, October 49, 1860 there
were shipped over the Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
r. Roll
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The Prince yyoIes =. pos,,

'oSroN, Oct. IS The demonstration here to-
y IN h3nor OF the Prince of Wales, was an elabo-
rate and imposing display. The streets were
ihronged The Prince reviewed three thousand
military on the Common.