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disorganizers whed they do not 60 to the Re-
publicans whose candidate they can elect
Laughter.
Mr. Adrian said that so far the action Of the
1--WE ant-Lecomptonites was concerned they did
keep the House from being organized but he
presumed that they had the same right to vote
for such man as represented their principals
as Mr.. Stevens had to vote for Mr. Sherman
They ought not, therefore, to be censured here,
They were DESTROYS that there should be speedy
organization. But / have not seen the man
their votes could elect. When she Southern OBJ
position and Democrats would unite, and show a
tosmidable force against Mr.. Sherman, then the
anti-Lecompton democrats will be called on to
act definitely They will then vote as best ac-
cords with their judgments and sentiments.
Mr.. Hickman said the gentleman spoke Of the
FIVE anti-Lecompton Democrats; he wished to
know who they were and hoped they woule be
named. He also wished to know whether they
were included in the list of those who received
the Individual vote OF the Republican party OF
those who were against the Republican or Dem.
ocratic organization. Some refuse to affiliate
with Mr.. Sherman and retreat from those who
assisted to return them to the House. They
could receive Republican votes but could moi
vote for Republican candidate for Speaker
For himself he had to run against the Democrat
ic and Republican organization and against
| friend of the Administration, ii such one could
| with propriety be called a Democrat As thu
House could not be organized by majority, b,
gave notice that whenever motion was made Il
proceed to ballot he should offer an amendment
| in the shape Of pr0viso for the adoption Of til,
| plurality rule. Then he would discover who arr
| in favor Of organization and who are against
This Democratic party, as represented on thi
| floor, ought to be seen by tho country. Gent
when they speak, express anxiety that their re
marks should 60 70 the country. He wished til,
country could look In here for moment and SO,
the condition Of the socalled Democratic party
representing the administration, and more per
feet type of the administration could not b,
found Ii was perfectly disorganized and withou
Conference and with no unanimity at any time
while in this despicable situation the House i
kapt disorganized, and the country tortured.
Mr.. Davis Of Ind said, for the past Ave week
he had been here he had carefully abstained from
opening his mouth. Voices, losder.l He woul,
cay to gentlemen, hold on, and they would hea
him He would fain have contented himself will
silence TO the end Of the contest, but for the re
marks Of Mr. Hickman. lie did not understan,
1.-THE right Of any man to criticise him a. 70 th
vote ne should give He stood here ~ an indie
pendent Representative, and he intended to n
prcsent freemcn a. became him. Tho gentlema
from Pennsylvania hak referred to the manne
in which some anti Lecompton men were elected
He, Davis, never designed inquiring how ths
gentleman WA elected. II was not his business
he desirek to tell the country that he was cleo,
ed BY majority Of 1900. He Was elected -
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07
La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
The case of Thos Nevitt indicted for the murder of
his wife, by throwing scading water upon her, was
set down for trial on Wednesday next. j. r. Quinn
for detence--Juius Slime, charged with an assault
with intent to commit rape, forfeited his recogni-
zance. bench warrant issued for his arrest,
also an attachment against his surety, Smith K
Bunting.-William Coonan, against whom there
are two indictments for larceny was arraigned,
and pleaded "not guilty" Messrs. Hobbs and
Hack, counsel, desired some postponement which
the Court refused Suggestions were filed, and
the case removed to Baltimore countv-Josiah
Greenbaum, indicted for disturbing public worship
at the Synagogue, on LLOYD street, was admitted
to bail in the sum of 81 000-James Dugan in
dicted for setting fire to the Union engine-house
was arraigned, and pleaded ''not guilty John
Bordley (negro) indicted jointly with VIM. Ben
son (negro), for the larceny of bank-bill, was ar
raigned, and pleaded 'fnot guilty. John Fitz-
patrick, indicted for setting fire to untenanted
dwelling, forfeited his recognzances. Andrew
Fitzpatrick, bondsman.-State Us. James Has
Ian, indicted for the larceny of a lot of building
materials, &C., belonging to VIM Price. Tried be-
fore the Court and acquitted Barry for defence.
State Us. Charles Carroll, Francis Collins,
Thomas Sparks, severally indicted for assaultng
with intent to kill Peter Stegner and Adam Welt
ner. Plea of ''not guilty" entered on~ the first
count, and of 'guilty" on the second count (com-
mon assault.) Parties fined $40 and costs on all
the indictments; Barry for defence. The costs are
$500 in each case.-William Coulson convicted
"'"' Wy 'NN'tN W. iVl cupotiuS
than B. ChrOnister, his brotherin-law, was SEN
fenced by the Court to imprisonment, at hard la
Dor, in the Maryland Penientiary, for the term of
eight wears and two months--Wiiam ThOmp-
son, indicted for stealing boots and CATERS from
William Long; some fancy goods from Rosa
Smith, and knit jacket from James Airey, was
arraigned, and pleaded ''not guilty" Thompson
was indicted before for stealing from Messrs. Cole
man & Bailey, and removed bis case to Baltimore
county; as the witnesses were the all the
indictments, the State filed suggestion for the
removal of the other cases, and the second was
sent to the same county. The Court at u o'clock
was adjourned until Monday morning at 10 O'clock,
Judge Bond having during the morning received
a telegram from New York, announcing the death
of his sister.
There business transacted in any of the
other Courts Yesterday.
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RTS AT BALTIMORE f.
Sbipplnq 1ntelllafnlg.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, April G


strs, Octorara, Cundif, from York, mdse to John
shriver. er.-Artisan, Foster do do--Farmer, Dennis,
Brig Ocean Bird, (Br) Newman 10 days from Bermu
da, ballasttomatoes &C., to Yates Co. Towed up
seamtug Jas Murray Reports below the Patuxent river
Eastern herm hrig--both bound up.
Steamship VIM jenkins, Haett. Boston via Norfolk A
l. Huggns.-Brig Fannie Buey, Bartlett Cardenas
P W o'Brien.--Schrs Thos Frazier, (new $50 tonsj
MITCHELL Wilmington, Dunr ock & Weatheriy--Jas S
bee & Dicknson.--Moses Van Name Van Name Port
land, Rose Lyon--Chares Gaskil, -, York,
P Malcolm Co.-Ashland, Graves, Richmond, VIM
Applegarth Son n.-sloop White, Mulfore, Bridge
ton, N J, Malcolm & Co.
Ship Milton Lockart, (Br) Portsmouth, Va in tow of
steamtug Reliance
Ketch Comet (BrJ Hill, Bermuda, in tow of steamtug
schr; Graham, Townsend, West Indies, tow of steam
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Savannah, 4th inst
Brig Mary Eta, (Brl Lawrence, Halifax 25th ult
-Wheaton, Leeman, Calais, 22d.--S P Smith, Smith,
Savannah, Sd inst.
schrs Sarah NJ Kent Thompson, Philadelphia. 5th.--
Claremont, johnson, New York, 4th--L Hammond
Hammond, Boston, 4th--R C Stannard, Jr Booze
Richmond, 4th.--Emma Jane, Philips, Richmond 4th
Memoranda.
Steamship Parkersburg Powell hence, at Savannah a
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsay; hence at Charles
ton, at p M 9th inst Experienced strong winds the
Steamship spaulding, Howes, ftom Savannah, arr
at Boston, 4th inst
Bark Helen Maria, from Baltimore for Boston, was
spoken off Nauset at II a. m, 4th inst
Bark Gen Stricken Henderson, from New Orleans ar
rived at New Orleans, 5th inst.
Bark Light Brigade OBJ from Pernambuco with
sugars for orders, was in Hampton Roads, 4th inst
Brig Northern Light (Br) Canton, for st Johns N F.
went to sea Sd inst.
Brig Marietta, Lawrence from Baltimore arrived at
Halifax. 25th ult.
schr H Ned, Travers, from Galveston, arrived at
Pensacola, S0th ut.
schr Golden Rule, from Baltimore, arrived at New
York 5th inst
Brig Cyclone, McCarty, from Baltimore, arrived at
Kingston, Ja Goth February
Schr Mecca, Edgett, hence for Porto Rico spoken
25th ult. lat 81 49, Ion II 80
Schr Metcalf Burton, for Baltimore, sailed from
Bristol I'd inst.
Schrs Tirrell, Higgins, and Roxbury, Chase, from
Boston for Baltimore, arrived at Holmes Hole Sd inst
Schr Sea GULL Rowland, from Providence for Balti-
more, sailed from New port I'd inst
Schr Harriet Baker Weber, from Portland for Baiti-
more, arrived at Gloucester, Mass 31st ut.
Schr Morse, Phillips, for Alexandria, sailed from
Taunton, I'd inst.
schr Henry Payson, Crowell from Boston for Balti-
more, sailed from Newport, I'd inst.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, April Arr ships Surprise Shang.
hae; American Congress, London bark Gen. Stricken
New Orleans; La Cingune, Sagua brig P Sweet Car
denas New Era, Rosario; schrs Harrington Alex
andria; Euphemia, Charleston. CID steamships
Northern Light, Aspinwa; Quaker CITY, Havana! bark
Amanda, Rotterdam; VIM Lord Gibraltar; briggs Allan
tic Barbados Pebnobscot zaza schrs Sea Ranger Key
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS Judge Bord, of
the Criminal Court, has removed George S. Riggs
bailif, and appointed in his place, Stephen Manly.
the present deputy marshal of police. Joseph
Neae, crier of the court, who was appointed by
Judge Stump, has also been removed and the posi-
tion given to Edward r. Petherbrdge, who, at the
time of his appointment, was an assistant clerk of
the Superior Court, situation which he has held
since Mr.. Sangston went into office. The appoint
ment is universally spoken of as good one. Thos.
ii. Gardner, Clerk of the Court, who was wounded
some weeks ago at Annapolis, has so far recovered
as 10 enable him to resume the duties of the clerk
ship, which he will do on Monday.
THE CARRoLLToN AvENUE.-Tbe act of the recent
Legislature granting to certain parties the right to
construct Carrollton Avenue is about being carried
into practical effect The avenue will Commence
at McDonogh street, the city limits, and running
through the Carroll estate, thence westwardly
passing the Manual Labor School farm, thence
through or near the estates of Messrs Iurman
Light, Richstine, and Renaker, terminating at the
PatapscO Falls, the estate of the late Judge
Glenn, with branch of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, terminating at near the estate of j. H.
Luckett, Esq, at the Relay House.-Baho. County
Adrocae.
BAsE-BALL.-A challenge has been received from
the Potomac Baseball Club, of Washington, D.
e., by the Excelsior Club of this city, and has been
accepted to play match game, to come off at some
day after the first of June. 1t is supposed that
the match will take place about the middle Of June
on the grounds of the Potomac Club. In the mean
tlme 0oth the CLUBS VIII no doubt bring themselves
into thorough play.
SALE OF PRoPERrY.-F. w. Bennett & Co., auc-
honeers, sold yesterday, on the premises, the lot
OF ground on Hanover street. near Camden front
ing "a feet l inch, by depth of co feet inches.
improved by three story brick dwelling, with
storeroom, and twO-story back buidng-subiect
to a ground rent of Sl2O per annum-for 81 OPS.
Purchased by Messrs Mann & Bro.
Cry GUARD.-Last night the members of the Bal
hmore City Guard Battalion assembled at the ar
mory for the purpose of battalion drill The three
companies formed in line and, under Major Joseph
+. Warner, marched to Monument square, where
they drilled for two hours, and then returned to
their armory. The battalion meets regularly on
the hrst Friday night of each month for battalion
drill.
FIRE ALARM-The alarm of fire Thursday night
about eleven o'clock was caused by the burning of
carpenter-shop in Moore street. near Ross. II
was subdued by No. 7 Engine Company without
any general alarm.
RESISTING AN 0FFICER.-Joseph Miller was ar
raigned before Justice Ensor, charged with abus-
ing and resisting officer Murray in the discharge of
his duty in arresting VIM. Kipp. Miller is the
deputy warden in the CITY iail
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PRICES AND sALEs OF STOCKS INNRwYoga
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through LILLIAN FIsHER K Sow Stock and Rim Rrnl

The New York Tribune of this morning says The
money market is without important change, and pos
sbe, more is observed. Loans call are easily eff
fected at to per cent according to collateral. First
class ptance four months to rum pass readily 5
per cent and six months paper at 5A per Jobbers
single name paper, due in December sells readily 6H
S cent In foreign bills there nothing
francs Freghts-To Liverpool SO casks rice at 22s Cd
100 bales cotton at 4d so Eoxes bacon at 2Os 22s Cd
10 tons oil at 25s 5000 tons grain at Cd in bags and
SID in bulk and per steamer 500 boxes cheese 4Os
200 pkgs butter at 40s 10 tons lard at 35s 10 tons oil
at ASS To London, 100 casks rice at 25s. To Bremen
$50 bbs spirits at cts 500 bbls. rosin Is. Cd GOO
boxes tobacco at 75s The business of the SubTreasury
was Receipts S63 $40 10; for customs, $4,000; pay
ments, $l5S ,250.34; balance, s., ,s14 Sl559
The Supreme Court of Ohio, in very elaborate and
able opinion, has affirmed the validity of railway mort
in the most liberal setting aside all the pleas
raised in the Immediately before the of the Co
lumbus, Piqua and Indiana Road, and holding that the
franchise to use the road with the SALE though
the abstract charter Itself
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, April 5.-0n motion of Hon C.
Cushing, Mr.. Gilman, ofNew Hampshire, was ad-
mitted an attorney and counsellor of this Court
No. 557 Reuben NJ. Sypher ct al, plaintiffs in
error, as. Stadler, Bro. Il Co. In error to the
District Court of the United States for the district
of Iowa. On motion of Mr.. E. NJ. Stanton ofcounsel
for the defendants in error, this writ of error
was docketed and dismissed, with costs. -
No. SO. The United States, appellants, u.s. James
R. Bolton. The argument of this cause was con-
cluded by Mr. Attorney General Black for the ap-
pellants.-No. l49. Juan NJ. Iuco ct al, appel
lants, US. heUnited States The argument of this
cause was commenced by Mr.. Benham for the ap-
pellants.-Adjourned until tomorrow at eleven
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VIRGINIA PoLITICs.-The Virginia Sixth District
Convention assembled in Richmond on Thursday
and elected Messrs. W. D. Leake and Jeremiah
Hobbs delegates to the Charleston Convention,
and Messrs. Edward W. Morris and Robert Dab
ney, aternates. The issue between the Wise and
Hunter men was well contested, and the former
batting resolution pledgng the District to an uni
ted support of the Charleston nominee The Char
lottesvile (3d) district Democratic Convention met
on Tuesday and appointed Messrs Coghill and
Farley delegates to the Charleston Convention.
Ihe "egersoa'a" extra says the delegates are Hun
ter men, and received more than three-fourths of
the vote of the district. At the municipal election
held on the same day all the old officers were re-
elected
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Address
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York.

Put up for Dealers in containing four, eight and
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~ A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
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Country merchants should make note of SPALDlNG'S
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Six Children Rurned 10 Death

CHICAGO, April 5.-A house in Orion, Richland
county, Wisconsin, occupied by family named
Reagan, was burned last Tuesday, and six children
perished in the flames. The oldest was 16 years
of age.
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Rurninn ofa Cotton shin

New York, April 5.-A despatch from Apalachi-
cola announces the burning of the bark Fanny
Holmes, in that harbor, together with nearly 900
bales of cotton. The vessel and cargo were total
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A body of volunteers now forming in New York,
with the object of saving persons and property in
case of fire, will give an exhibition of their appa-
ratus and drill on next Monday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07

In future, every person going to Hayti, whether
native or foreign, must be provided with pass
port, either delivered, properly vised, by
Haytien Consular authorities.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07

Horse-fesh brings fancy prices nowadays jim
Barton, trotter, sold the other day by Mr..
Chapman to Fl. l.. Baker for 1900. He will be
taken to California.
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MiramOn Retreating from Vera Cruz.
PENSACOLA, April 5.-The U. S. sloop-of-war
Savannah, from Vera Cruz, has arrived, and re-
ports that MiramOn retreatng.
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Congress, made the prayer in the New York AS
sembly, on Monday morning. He is in the 92d
wear of his are
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The State of Arkansas is the only State in the
Union without telegraph, and she has not foot of
line within her border
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07

New ORLEANS, April Sit is reported that Mr..
VIM. I. Stark, prominent cotton factor, has
failed, with large liabilities.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07

A fire occurred in one of the Public Schools of
New York, on Wednesday; but little damage was
done, and the children were removed without
CAUSING n manic
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SACKvILLE, April 6-The line from this point to
Halifax closed from 10 A. NJ to P NJ to-day
being Good Friday Since then the wires appear
to be down, and we unable to learn ANYTHING
later than 10 o'clock, at which hour the expected
steamer Niagara, now due, had not been announ-
cad. Ih line has closed fnr tho ninht
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They have no old maids in Japan; when
the girls don't get married voluntarily, the au-
thorities hunt up husband, and make them mar
rV. willing or pot vpillinu
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The House of Assembly of New Brunswick has
decided, 20 to l6, not to invite H. r. H. the Prince
of Wales to visit that Province. The expense is
said to be the reason assigned
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sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office, Box No $780,
IN cases containing either Four Eight or Twelve
Dozen eacn,A beautiful LIrHoaRApHIo SLOW accom-
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A letter from an officer of the African squadron
saws. the discovery of coal in LIBERIA all the hlly
ranges Astounding with it, will bring not only
wealth but civilization to Africa The only draw
back is the want of proper harbors for vessels along
the coast.