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BALTIMORE. September IL, 1850

The Mining fancies pretty active again today,
and they were generally quite firm. Silver Valley con-
tnues to favorte and sales Of $500 shares
of 1t were made the Board at 81 GO cash and tme
these figures being advance OF 116 to those of
yesterday. 1t closed steady and firm at $1S bid, $1A
asked regular way. Baltimore and North Carolina also
improved sales of 600 shares of it being made 81 3l6
cash, and 81 time these figures being an advance Of
lie to = yesterdays closing prices Gardner Hill
was very strong. There was good inquiry for it and
sales were made of 500 shares, 500 at $500 cash. and
1000 at SS buyer 60 days. the latter figure being ad
vance Of Of dollar the price paid for it at the close
on Saturday We note sales also of 900 shares Guord
at s33 06 and of 300 shares Consolidated at Moth
ing done in North State Rudise but for the for
stock 81 z bid and sex asked and the latter
closed at 81 bid s2O6 asked regular way There has
been movement for days past in Springfield, but
it closed to-day steady at $4 bid s4 asked regular way
For Railroad shares there but little inquiry to-
day Nothing whatever done in Baltimore and Ohio
and of Northern Central 200 shares only sold at $23A
buyer 60 days. this figure being less than obtained
for it yesterday There inquiry for the bonds
of this road and sales made Of 81 900
We note sales also of 81 0O0 Northwestern Virginia first
mortgage bonds at 9& $4,000 do endorsed third mort
gage do at so, and of 600 Baltimore city 6s 1875
lOl The transfer books for City 6s, the dividend on
which is due the 1st Of October, closed to-day
and for 1sa0s 99& bid and 100K asked vidend
There demand to-day for Bank Stocks and sales
made of 81 shares Farmers and Merchansat SAL
Az and 10S shares Bank Of Commerce at s25@254.
In New York to- day Virginia 6's improved 4; New
York Central u Cleveland and Toledo l; Michigan
Southern, y Michigan Southern guaranteed %; Rock
Island 7 but Canton declined y; Reading, Harlem, and
Galena and Chicago each Erie and Missouri 6's sold
at the same figures yesterday.
SALES All THE BAlIIMDRE STOCK BOARD
TUEaDAy, September IL, 1860.
$1,000 Bait. 6's, '75-101 500 shs Gardner Hill
1000 n. W. Va. RR Mining Co. -S.06
1st m. bds., -91a 1000 60 ' b6O- Sk
1000 lend Sd m. bds-S0 400 shs Guilford NJ
1000 N. C. RR. bds Co 8
$3.50 500 " 1" b60-3 C6
so shs. Far. & Mer. 800 shs N. c. Con.
Bank -41Hl Mining Co -1H
Is 3" g -41SI 1000 shs. Bait. and N.
"a shs. Bank of Com c. Min Co. b6O-14
merce, rs 600 d" '' -119
so g -25S $500 shs. Silver Valley
200 shs N. c. R. b60-23A Mining Co. liz
1000 " b2- *
$3.50 I" b6C-l SO
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE BOHEMIAN OFF FARTHER POINT.
RUMORS FROM NAPLES
The Steamer Great Eastern to Sail Again for
New York

FARTHER PoINT, Sept. O-Midnight.-The steam
ship Bohemian, from Liverpool for Quebec, passed
this point this evening, with later European ad-
vices.
Her dates are to Saturday, the 1st inst.-by tee-
graph from Liverpool.
The steamships Aiago and Kangaroo arrived at
Liverpool on the 30th ut
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
states that the proposed attempt to neutraize the
city of Naples in the coming contest has proven
unsuccessful, and we may hear any day that Carl
baIdi has entered the city, and the King left
The London Herald saws that the principal dis
count establishments of London using their en-
deavors to eradicate the accommodation SYSTEM all
suspicious paper being at once rejected.
The Coventry weavers have acceded to the terms
of their employers
PARIS, Wednesday is stated that Farini bears
an autograph letter from King Victor Emmanuel,
stating that the latter could no longer resist public
opinion in Italy, and he must either lead or be
swept away.
The London Post says the Neapolitan Govern
ment has offered Garibaldi the territory of Naples
In order to prevent the eusi0n of blood in the cap
ital.
late despatch states that the Neapolitan funds
had fallen ten per cent.
The steamship Great Eastern will sail again for
New York on October 18th.
GENOA, Aug. 29.-The Genoese journals of to-day
publish statement that the Council Generals of
the Neapotan army have resolved to advise the
Ming 10 leaVe ana III is also rum0red that the Off
GERS of the army and navy have rendered their re-
signation en- nasse to the King.
The Times Paris correspondence says the de-
mand by France against Naples for the insult offer
ed her ambassador, is viewed as a lift to Garibadi
and the revolutionists.
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Aug. 3l.-Cotton-The sales of
the week amount to 81 900 bales including bales
speculaors and II 900 bales for export The market
closed with declining tendency chiefly inferior
| qualities.
The sales of to-day estimated at 900 bales incud
ing 1000 bales to spectators and exporters The
| closes steady at the following quotations:
| Fair. Middlings.
New Orleans. ns..................,..... TX Ga
| Mobiles ............................7 So
There is stock of 0SS 200 bales in port including
| 906, 900 bales of American.
Breadstufs-The weather has been favorable for the
crops Richardson Spence report flour dull, wheat
| quiet. Corn dull
Provisions-The Provisions market continues dull.
| Lard firm at 62sGs64s.
LONDON, Friday afternoon Consols 90 %G93 for money
and 93a93H for account
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstufs dull and have a
| declining tendency.
| SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Baltimore ships Albert and John and
| lf
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Secretary of the
Treasury to-day opened the bids for the nstruc-
tion and use by government of a telegraph line to
the Pacific The proposal of Hiram Sibley, repre-
seniing the Western Union Line, was in accordance
with the minimum sum in the act of Congress,
namely: $4,000 per annur, and SO for ngle
despatch of ten words, with the usual proportions
ate deduction upon dispatches of greater length
Theodore Adams, of Harrisburg, Pa, bids S29 900
per annum for ten years.
Orvie Clark, of Sandy I1ill New York, aud J.
Harman, of Detroit, bid S25 600 per annum for ten
years.
B. F. Ficklin, of St. Joseph, NO., makes three
s bids The first $4,000 per annum for ten years.
The second, $40 900 per annum, and to transmit all
government dispatches at Sl.50 for the first ten
words with the usual deduction for those of greater
length. The third, $500 per annum, accompanied
with proposition to run pony express after the
first Eve hundred miles of the line is finished, at
the usual telegraph rates, until the line is com
pieted For this, however, the act makes no provi-
sion.
There were present at the opening of the bids,
Messrs. Sibley, Fickln, James S. Graham and a
Mr Bee, the last named gentleman connected with
Piacerville and ST. Joseph line.
:, The Secretary will probably make his decision
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DOMESTIC MAPKErcc.

NEW YORK. MARKETS. September 1o.-FIour, &c
western and state Flour is more active The arrivals
firm and in good demand. The sales are is 47o bhs
at S. S09590 for Superne State and Western ss IoS
625 for low grades of Extra Western $6056 is for E
ira State IS for shipping brands of round hoop
Extra Ohio So 40 az for trade brands do and s63O7
Tor 81 Louis Extras Southern Flour is unchanged
mixed to good Superfne Baltimore, &c s6407 go for
lair 10 good Extras and Family Extras at still higher
6bls at $S 5044 Corn meal is In fair demand for the
West ndies-saes of Jersey at So e5 and Marshs
caorio dried at $365. Grain-The Wheat market is A
shade better owing in part to the private adyices per
which are more favorable than the published &C.
counts The Inquiry chiefly for export, and mIIlSrs
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New ORLEANS, Sept. lit is believed that the
report brought by the steamer Oceola that Walkers
force had been reduced to 25 men, is Incorrect
Walker was at Limas on the 26th with 76 men well
provided. Capt. Salmen, of the British war vessel
Icarus, has declared his intention to take Walker
If possible. 1t was believed that Walker would
march against Nicaragua. A vessel with prov-
sions, clothing, ETC., from Ruatan was expected to
reach the mainland soop
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The United States Agricul,ura, Fair

CINoNNATI, Sept. l0.-The grounds fitted up for
the eighth exhibition of the United States Agricul.
tural Society are now in order, and numerous en-
tries are now coming in from the distant States, as
well as from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. There
is every prospect of exhibition superior to any
yet witnessed in this country. The premiums will
exceed $4,000, with several citizens prizes The
fair opens on the 18th, and continues to the 20h
instant.
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PORTLAND, Sept. 1l.-Returns from one hundred
and sixteen towns give Mr.. Washburn, the Repub
lican candidate for Governor, 33 .4S5; Smart, DEM
23,S40. The entire Republican Congressional ticket
is also elected
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Burning of n Church.

BosToN, Sept 1O.-The Second Congregational
Church, at Mediord, was destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss, $4,000 Insurance, $4,000. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by an incen-
diary.
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THREE WEEKS LATER FROM BUENos


BY the arrival at New York of the bark Roebuck
from Buenos Ayres to July 81, and from Monteyi.
deo to the 2Sth, both inclusive.
General Urquiza had been on a visit to Buenos
Ayres, accompanied by DR.. Derqui, President OF
the Confederation, the immediate object of his visit
being the celebration of the National Independence
On the 9th of July. They had been received with
much enthusiasm by the people.
Durlng the military review, which took place on
the 9TH IL the Plaza Victoria, in the presence OF
Generals Mitre and Urquiza, and of DR.. Deroui
when the Fourth Regiment of National Guards
was passing in sront of Urquiza, the standard
oearer' instead OF presenting" his flag, folded il
up aud carried it.
Some young officers also sheathed their swords.
These acts OF INSTRUMENTATION, however, were over
looked, being but the expression of priyate dissais
laclon, the people OF Buenos Ayres being in favor
OF Urquiza's fusion policy.
| By decree of the national government the elec
tion OF deputies to the convention al hoe, were to
take place on the 5th, 9Th, and 7th August.
Extensive discoveries Of gold are announced in
the province of San Juan, and troops had been
dispatched Tor the maintenance of order.
subscriptions were on foot among the Italian
| residents of Buenos Ayres in aid of Garibaldi.
There are good many Italians here, and they arc
generally wealthy.
The United States surveying steamer Argentina
and the United States brig Dolphin were in port on
the 2lst.
The British residents of Buenos Ayres had pre-.
sented an address to Urquiza, in which they ex.
press sentiments very pleasing to him. His re-
sp0nse was brief but appropriate.
The markets were very dull there being an iudis-
position for business until the departure of the
visitors
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The knights of the Golden Circle.
NORFOLK, Sept. l0.-Col. Groner has left for
Texas, via Richmond and Memphis, where he ex-
poets to meet with large command of the Knights
of the Golden Circle.
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept. 10.

Sd
200 Silver Valley. b30 u
The Secretary of the Treasury invites proposals for
new loan of ten millions dollars to provide for the re-
dempton of certain Treasury notes now outstanding
The stock Will be reimbursable in 1870 and bear interest
at per cent per annum. The award will be made on
the 22d of October next and the depoes of successful
bidders will be received the SubTreasury Offices of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston New Or
leans and st. Louis The Department, however, will
consider the wishes OF those bidders who NAV
prefer to depos!e at other points The takers Of this
loan will have the option to designate either inscribed or
coupon stock
The New York Tribune, of this morning SAYS:
The Stock market active agan this morninu the
demand running ariculary for shares of the Eastern
roadsa characteristic of the market noticed on
Saturday. For New York Central, Hudson River and
Erie, the inquiry very animated, and prices bet
ter for each Large purchases of New York Central have
recently been made for bany account, and 1000
shares Of Hudson River ha been sent Boston,
The Western shares quite Irregular and for Galena
and Rock Island the market tame if heavy both
stocks selling down per cent below the quotations of
Saturday For Toledo Illinois Central, and Burlington
and Quincy the demand was active, and prices advanced
at the close. The earnings of the astnamed road
stated to be very large for the opening week of Septem
ber The Michigan roads rather dull, and frac-
ton lower There was an active movement in Reading
which closed at 47S and strong the close The
moving impulses this time to come from New
Bonds. except for Michigan Southern Second Mort
At s g. "H'" were '''' '0" 70 anu In S afternoon
".
The demand has fallen off while the supply is increasing
from the large movements of produce. Remtters are
we'll paid the other side, and disposed to wait
for lower rates Bankers Sterling is nomnally 1O9
but the best bank signatures have sold lO9A CONNER
eia names are 1oSh @l09h Francs also dull
@5134
In feights to Liverpool 80 900 bush Wheat, in bags,
at lSd, and 10000 do in bulk at 2hd per steamer 900
boxes Cheese at Cos. To Lendon bbls Flour at 4s
AOOO bush. Wheat, at 13Ad asl4d and a lot of do in
shippers bags at I'D vessel to Glasgow with 10000
bush. Wheat on private terms.
Exports of specie from the port of New York the
week ending Saturday, ,was........... 81 go ass
previously reported So 59S 450
Iotal since Jan S36, S2S 1903
Same time in 1859 59.............,..,...h 81 Q56 S45
Same time in 1858. 1S O3o OFT
Same time in 1857 20 All "a
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
ouay presents the following aggregates, compared
with those of the previous week:
Sept. 3. Sept. 10.
capital stock. $ll7S6720 $1l7Sl70 Inc. $450
Loans NO95O2S y 12A10S Inc. 129, ,0S0
Specie...... ..'':..' 4157sH 4753,709 Dec. 4,20S
Due from other bks 606,l24 47S 727 Dec 132 3o7
Due 10 other banks. 3ls5SZ6 3A3,l6S Inc. 81 ,342
Deposits. Is 3769 l6 6lO3SI5 Inc 1S0 046
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THERMOMETERS

N NHRONOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
AZ THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIRE ABOyE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE -
PETER WALTHER,
f0W. Pratt street
BLUNT. New York f.oo.tF
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la w NI,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUDGE Bosp


The Sheriff returned the following gentlemen as
Grand Jurors to fill the vacancies in that body, viz
George P. Frick and William X. Merritt The fol-
lowing were also returned Petit Jurors, and an
swered to their names: Francis Arnold, William
Hanna, James C. Conn, Charles r. Hodges Alfred
Friend, Frank Cook, Thomas K. Turner and Henry
w. Drakeley. Three vacancies yet to be filled to
complete the panel.-The appeal cases for viola
the following disposed of.-George Essard u.s. the
Mayor and City Council. Four cases. Appeals
from Justices Webb, Meixsell, Ringgold and Grove
Judgment affirmed with costs above, in all cases
james Helene the same. An appeal from
Justice Reid. Appeal dismissed. d.-Thomas Brooks
rs. same. An appeal from Justice Ensor. Judg-
ment affirmed John Bradley same An ap.
peal from Ensor. Dismissed.-George A. Steib
as. same. An appeal from Hiss. Dismissed
Patrick Bradley same. An appeal from Ensor.
Dismissed. Adam Clock us. same. An appeal from
Griffin. Dismissed.-John Damberger vs. same
An appeal from Griffin. Dismissed The Grand
Jury returned a true bill against Emanuel Irons
for the wlful murder of John Witz-The Court
at 124 O'Clock adjourned until Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock.
US DISTRICT coURT-JupcE GILES.
Thomas Wilson Us. VIM. Fl. Atwell. Libel for
wages. Libel dismissed with costs. Court ad-
journed until this morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE MARSHALL
The original docket was called and the Court ad-
journed until Thursday, when the appeal docket
will be taken up.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDeE MARTIN
The trial docket was called yesterday.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KREBs
Frances Kuhn vs. Anthony Kuhn. Decree passed
divorcng complainant and defendant rinculo mat
rimonii.-Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
vs James H. Sutton and Victoire Devouges and
Others. Bill of injunction and interpeader hereto
fore reported. The Court filed its opinion that
the complainant is not entitled to the relief prayed
nor to any other relief under the pleadings in this
case. e.-Joseph Hammond Mary Ann Ham
mono. Bill filed by complainant for divore pin
cuto mdtrimonii.
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The census returns make the population of Rhode
Island 17s, 1863, against l47, $40 in 1850.
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PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. 10.-Market quiet. The fol
lowing the sales for the week
27,500 pieces.
MARK ETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Four is frm-saes of 900 bbls
at an advance of to 10 cts State s575@s5SO; Ohio
sales Of 125 900 bushels at decline 12 cts White
Southern 81. 55l 60; Western s143G1 81; Milwaukee
SnsSo,s 90 Sorh ~, aepressea-saes Of
sales at s1925G19.5O Prime s13 25CG14 So Sugar is
steadyoMuscovado 6A@71 cts Spirits Turpentine is
dull Rosin is steady at sl.35. Rice is firm Freghts
cotton to Liverpool 7-32G4.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. ll.-Flouris is irm-sales of super
s14oa45 white si4s1 S. Corn is auietWyeov r7a y
cts Provisions quiet. whskey closed firm at "a
cts Coffee is seady-saes of 200 bags Rio at IA cts
Laguayra at IAN cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O-cotton firm; sales to-day,
S,zo9 bales; middng, u4G11S cts. Corn has an up.
ned 70 cts; raw 20 cts. Exchange on New York H@
y per cent. premium.
ALBANY, Sept. 1O-6 P. M-Flour-supply fair. with
light inquiry holders firm; sales 800 bbs Wheat
in light demand; sales 175 bushels white Michigan
mon at 40 $50 bushels fair do at S14S 600 bushels
prime do to arrive at 81 So and coo bushels white In
diana on private terms. Rye in some demand; sales
200 bushels in lots at rs cs 400 bushels at rs
Corn quiet and transactions light sales GOO bu shells at
o. cts 6s cts the outside quotation for loads at East
Albany; oats-Saes $500 bushels State at 3sx cts in
car loads.
sales of 200 bbs at 255 621 for Illinois, Wis
consin, Michigan and Ohio, and $575G6 25 for double
bushels at s11S@i14 for No Chicago spriue in bart
to arrive; sll7H for No. Milwaukee club to arrive;
p for red winter and sl26 for white do Corn
advanced and in fair demand sales 900 bushels at IS
cts Other grains quiet Whiskey steady; sales 14s
bbls. at 224(d23 cts.
oswEGo, Sept 1O.-Flour quiet. Wheat firm-sales
600 bushels Milwaukee club at 81 25 400 bushels No
Chicago spring, principally at $1.13. Corn rm-saes
oGoo bushels Indiana at 60 cts Other grains quiet.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10.-Flour quiet, and buyers de-
mand reductions S. 25G5.So offered and s5.4O ask
ed but little DONE Wheat quiet and buyers reluctant
without buyers ~'
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
TRINIDAD-Br. brig Lady of the Ldke.-3 casks old
s.. Z j q Cn
44o dry hides, order.
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Sip Mary Robinson-1, 81 tons
guano, Barril Bros.
Rio DE JANEIRo.-Brig Mount Vernon-3, ,41s bags cof
fee, Spence & Reid.
BUENos AYERs-Brig Chatanooga.-105 $40 dry hides
$50 horse do, Kirkland, Chase Il Co.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
RoTTERDAM-Ship Alerandrine-1 ,0s7 hhds tobacco
63 bags querctron bark, 300 oars, IL 1886 slaves.
CoRK-BdYk Agnes.-2933 bbls flour.
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The Steamer City OF Washington
New YORK, Sept 1.-THE steamer City of Wash
ington, from Liverpool the 29th ult, ID signaled
below. Her news has been anticipated.
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NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE
l.
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Md
The most reliable Nautical Instrument Makers in the
ana where the best assortment every article the
ca line can be found and positively the only establish
ment IN Baltimore where NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS can
be made and repaired in proper manner
Chronometers for sale or hire
s3tf Successors to Hae@ar Rrn;'bor
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out his brains.
The Deseret Ne,os, of August 18th, gives the
names of about sixteen hundred Mormons who are
their way to Salt Lake city. Their travelling
stock consisted of nearly three hundred wagons
and carts, seven hundred oxen, one hundred and
eighty-six cows, and large number of tents.
At the "Heenan Festival at W oonstocket, R. l.,
on Thursday last, dreadful riot occurred. Sew
eral men were most cruelty beaten and one stabbed
so dangerously that his life is despaired Of Four
CT the rioters were arrested.
collision occurred on the Delaware river on
Saturday night between two schooners; the captain
aud cook of one of them, named Joseph Delany
and Jas. Quinn ware thrown overheard by the con
cusson and drowned.
William Gilmore Simms, the South Carolinian
novelist and poet, is passing several weeks with
friend at the latters summer residence, near
ker's. ON the Hudson He will visit New York be.
fore returning to his home in Charleston.
The Hon. Herschell " Johnson, the candidate
for Vice President on the Douglas ticket, arrived
in Philadelphia on Monday evening, and took
rooms at the Girard House.
ExPresident Pierce was on Thursday last
thrown from his wagon in Concord, (N. H. BIZ
horse taking fright and turning suddenly. He wasI
stunned and bruised, but not seriously injured
Mr.. W. w. Horner, son of Prof. Hornor of the|
Pennsylvania University, was one OF the Vietms|
of the Lady Elgin disaster. He resided IN fhils
delphia.
The Republican Wide Awake associations of Del
troit. Michigan, have a parade regularly every
Sunday. "
Jobnny Lazarus challenged Billy Donnelly I'd
6ght him at catch weights for from $500 to $500
aside, six weeks from the date of signing articles.
Com. Inpraham has been ordered to the conf
mand of the u S. steamer Richmond, fitting out al
! Norfolk for the Mediterranean.
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpeR PRICE.


TowsoNrowN, September ll.-State vs. Patrick
Stinson, indicted for larceny; guilty; not sentenced
The two cases against Andrew Hockrett, of
Towsontown, for permitting gambling in his house
and also for keeping disOrderly house, were on
affidavit removed to Hartford county.--Thomas
King, of Towsontown, indicted for selling liquor
without license, was removed to Hartford county
The case of James Harker, of the county, in
dicted for selling liquor without license, was re-
moved to Carroll county.--Owing to the non
attendance of witnesses on the criminal docket the
civil cases were called, and a few unimportant
judgments were rendered. This docket (the civil)
will be resumed from day to day, commencing with
Tracey u.s. Schleicker, No. 254, and 80 cases are
assigned per day. There are 440 cases this
docket. No criminal cases being ready to-day, the
argument in the case of John W. Garrett, Presi;
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
against whom a verdict of S. 900 rendered TOR
libel, in favor of Peter Dickerson, an EN-
ployee on the road, was taken up and motion en-
tertaned in relation to the Appeal Court filed in
the case. The Court reserved its decision. Brest
for Dickerson. Gwinn for Garrett.-Adjourned
until tomorrow. ..---.