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a MIRROR FOR SECESSIONlSTS. If the
editor uf The Charleston Mercury, amid the
wild agitation which is now rock iug South
Carolina, should rnumeratc rs Among the es.
scnlal principles Of our free institutions
. the preservation Of the general government
IN It's whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet.
anchor OF our peace at home and safety
abroad Il jealous care of the right Of election
hy the peupc--a mid ard safe corrective of
ADJUSTS which are Topped by the sword of rev.
oIuilon, where pcacuabic remedies are IN.
provided: and absolute acquicScnce in the
decisions OF the malnrlv-the vital princp,e
OF republics, FROM which there is no ai,,ral
but to force, the vital principle and inlucdi-
ate parent OF deSpotism," he would he re.
Gnidtd as craven e." SubmiSsioniSt." And
yet this is the languageof Thomas Jc!Icrson's
inaugural address to,lhe Congress OF 1900,
when mutierngS were first heard.
Again. What if the Mercury should talk
to It's readers as follows: Tell Your readers
that - compalcd to dSunon. all other evils IRE
light, because that brings with it an accr,,,n.
ton Of all declare that YOU will never take
The lcc. unless the star uangled banner ur
your country shall foat over YOU that Won
will not be stiguaizcl when dad, and dis
honorrd and scorncd while YOU live, as the
authors of the first attack on the Constitution
" your country us dcSIroyerS you cannot
be. GU may disturb its ppace-vuu may
interrupt the cause of Its proSp,ljtv
may c'"ua us reputation Tor stabllity-but
It's tranquility WEI be restored its prosper.
y VIII return and the stain upon itS naloa
character VIII be transmitted and remain an
e'ci"a. oi"' on the memory Of these who
caused The disorder" The editor would be
'rSaruea as the enemy Of the South preach
u o. nI''Sy, ana perhaps the flee would be
"'o"'tu ana 'hc 'al"r lvnchtd and ordered
o"' VI '''t S'a'e as lanNcc. But these
Se",''''n'H are 'he sentiments Of Andrew
JACKSON proclamation during the nulAiica-
''p', ''o"o'eS'
O"c' more suppose any individual stand
','E among 'hc crowd there Shon ID be asked,
nay 10 oe u"ne now, Lincoln IS elect
g" ana nc should anSwel: We must
N''P '|sht on hAIlIlng Tor the principles Of
'hc ->a''uh'i democratic party. Should he
'e e''c'e" oy 'h'S sectional party and on this
"c,'o'ta' PLATFORM we must content ourselves
win inc mo" sht mat four years will quickly
P"S', anu AT VIC expiration OF mat time, the
people VIII rise IN 'hrir might and place a
man III We fF'Hidenti"l CHAIR, who vii. stand
y! al" 10 We principles "f the Constitution,
as no" eNpoHhuGd oy the Supreme Court"
i'IH very pfo0aVIe he might receive a coat Of
Tar ana feathers, ana yet such was the Ian
su'ss OF "cncr"A Joseph Lane not more than
On n,e"s ago III Indianapolis and the
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CHEArNEss OF TRANSPORTATION IN ENG
LAND. AIR. llolley. in a communication to
the New lotk Times, says that the " cost Of
hauling a passenger or II ton Of goods mile
on an English railroad is about one-hnlf of
what it is in America" The reason of this
is that English roads are better constructed,
and require less power to do the work.
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Gle Nlorkrts.
ElktOn Market.

ELKToN, Nov. 90 1850
Red Wheat $l.l0 to 5000, White do.
Sl.20 to 5000, old Corn So, new Corn IS,
Oats, % Lime, l5s cents per bushcl.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 22nd.-Good to prime
red wheat 81. 90 10 $!.l5. prime white wheat
Sl.45 to SLIGO. Corn 60 to 63 cents. Oats
% to 33 cts.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 22nd.-Wheat 81 20
Corn 65 cts; Oats 33 00cts. Flour 5000 a
Sc %. Clover Seed, $3.50 a $500 Timothy
do, So. a $500.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 22nd-
White Wheat, $l.34 Sl.45 Red do,
81 20 81 % Corn. &C g. cts, new Corn
5S!c's Oats, So u 81 cts. Flour extra SIS %
SIS 81.
PlflLADELprIIA CATTLE MARKET, Nov. s.
BeefCattle--The offerings this week amounted
to about 1880 head ; sales at 600 5000
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales of
fresh Cows, at S25 a $500 dry do. at Goa $50
each. Sheep-Olfirngs $500 and sales at
I so s per l00lbs Hogs offerings about
5000 head, sales at 81 SO IS 80 per 100 lbs.
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UJ=Wm. b. Morgan has been reap
pointed by the President Surveyor of the
Customs for the port Of Havrc dc Grace, Md
Compensation SIG.
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0J~The installation of Rev. Mr..
Matthews, as Pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this town, will take place Tomorrow.
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TOS. P. CANTWELL is selling all articles in his
y line MS low as they can be bad at any othsy
place, city Or country Stop and inquire.
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ApNE Dust Of Prime Quality. For srle ~
- A,arl1 J1IiN PANTnIpGL.
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THRTY-SEvENTn CONGRESS- The New
York Jour. Of Commerce clasSifies the Mem
hers thus far elected to the 37th (next) Con.
grcss whose terms commence on the 18th of
March next, as follows:
Republicans 90; Democrats so Union 3.
The same (lS) States We're represented in the
last Congress by l04 Republicans 40 Demo
Gratis, and tLecompton Democrats. -
five of the latter having acted with the Re
puhlcanS, and three. commonly, with the
Democrats Transferring them according to
their supposed prnclivities, viz !: five to the
Republicans, and three to the Democrats.
these 10 States are represented in the pres.
ent or old Congress by i09 Republicans and
lorty three Democrats. The remaining Is
States are represented in the present old Con-
gress by So Democrats, % :. Union" men,
and Repn blicans. Should they be repre-.
scented in the new Congress by men Of the
same politics, the House of Representa- tiyes
will be constituted as follows:
Democrats. already elected so
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temncd and its judicial power despised and
this vicious example of the North has, in
spirit Of retaliation melted the South also to
initiate this unhalluwrd work and while it
is Impossible IN the one section to reclaim an
abscondlns slave. it is possible in the other
to violate with impmuity those sacred laws
which prohibit the balbarous African Slave
trade,
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STATE CONVENTION CALLED.

In accordance with these views. and for tn e
purpose of giving them more effect, We uhan-
luouSly resolve as fulows:
ReSo'red. That Convention Of the Nation
RI Union Democracy Of Maryland be called to
assemble IN the city Of Baltimore, on Tues
day, sixth day Of December next, to take into
consideration the condition Of affairs now
existing IN our country, and to suggest the
adoption Of such measures as the peace and
safety Of our Union and its honor and Dos
pe'1,y may require. and that it be cummcn-
ded TO all the friends Of The Union and the
policy Of non-in;ervep,ion by Congress with
slavery, IN tlie Seycra! counties and the city
OF Baltimore, without respect of former poll
tica relations, to assemble together at an
eal y day IN primary meetings, to attest by
appropriate proceedings their loyalty to then
country IN this crisis of It's history ana they
are also cordially invited to send delegates to
represent them in the said Convention.
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NIL FEED. For sale.
lNl mar 3. d. SCOTT u BRO.
DROF. Morris celebrated AZUMEA, or Baking
] Powder, at WIN. TORBEkT'S.
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SEVEN YEARS!

in all cases on delivery Of the Goods.
Nov u, 1860.
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that ne had failed to convince Mr.. Garnett, and re
GREETED that he could not in the five minutes al
lowed Tor debate instruct gentleman who had so
little information on the subject. Laughter -
Mr.. HATTON having looked closely into this sub
Ject said he was convinced that the only way to
check corruptiOns in the Navy-yards, was to re-
duce the amount Of the appropriations.
above named amount of 81, 100000 favoraby
acted upOn, with proviso that not than
$4,000 shall be expended in any Navy-yard in the
repair of any vessel until the necessity of such repair
and the pro bable cost thereof is ascertaned bv the
report of the Board of Naval Officers: and it is
made the duty of the Secretary of the Navy to
cause a survey to be made by Board of Naval Of
ficers in connection with a Naval Constructor of
the sailing vessels of the Navy, to ascertain which
of them proftably be fitted up with auxiliary
steam power, etc. - Mr.. MORSE offered an
amendment appropriating half million of dollars
or the purchase of six small steamers to be employed
on the coast of Africa for the suppression of the slave
trade, which was ruled out of Order-A brief or
atorical spar took place between Messrs MilIson
and Garnett in relation to extravaganza, the for
mer being from the Gosport Navy-yard locality
and the latter from rival district of the same
State.-Mr. WINSL0W offered an amend
ment, which was adopted, appropriating S50,OO0
should lay in full supply now while we
are at peace with England, as the article is only
obtained from India.-Mr. UNDERW GOD, of
georgia, regarded the remark as extraordinary.
There was a cave in his State (which would supply
saltpretre enough to carry this country through
ten years war. Laughter. The amount for
contingent expenses was cut down to $500, 900,
leaving 5000, OOO.--Mr. KUNKLE characterized
such capricious amendments as shame and dis.
grace; The committee here rose, and at 10
O'Clock, clock, without coming to conclusion the
Dill, the House adjourned
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Munstarv ana Commercial Rsbifh.
BALTIMORE. June IL. lS6


The Stock operations to day comparatively light,
and for fancies generally the quite depressed
The Mining stocks all heavy and considerably low
er in price, with the exception of Springfield, which
brought very nearly Saturdays rates. There 600
shares of this stock sod 200 at $5% and 400 at 1886
buyer 60 days and it closed S57s bid S5h asked reg
uar way. Consolidated fell of y. 1t brought on Saur
day 81 9i time but today some 500 shares were sold at
sl75dl 60 time and $I% cash and it closed at SIN bids
S1% asked regular way. Cambridge also fell off
sideraby sales $50 shares being made at from ST.
down to cash We note also sales Of 200 shares
Baltimore aud North Carolina at SIX time, and $1%@
OG cash the for it closing at 81 bid 81 asked
regular way. Nothing done at the Board in Gard
ner Hill Guilford North State For North State s2h
was bid and s2H asked, these figures being the same
that bid and asked for it Saturday but Gardner
Hill closed at s68 bid, and Guilford at only s3H bid
the bid for the former stock being y, and that the
latter q lower than on Saturday There Silver
Hill offered to-day, and have consequently no
quotations for it, sale of 10 shares stock of the
Marion Camel Coal Company made at the Board at
$50 An abstract of the first report of this Company ap
Peared in our columns few days since Northern Cen
tra Railway was active and toerably rm but for Bali
more and Ohio the market dull and rather heavy
Of Northern Central there 955 shares sold at SS4
ISM cash. and s1s&G19 time, Baltimore Ohio
there only $50 shares sod so $40 cash. and 100
at $40 buyer 60 days closed however at only SIS bid,
$7SA asked regular Northern Central left off at
SlS3 bid, sISE asked regular way. There nothing
done in City 6s Bank stocks at the Board and the
only sales of Railroad bonds of $500 Northern
Central 1855 66A and of $500 Northwestern vir
ginia first mortgage 96h The fer books
for City 6 closed oday preparatory the payment
ofthe July dividend.
In New York to-day Frie, New York Central Reading,
and Michigan Southern sold Saturdays figures Mis-
souri, 6s advanced Z; Cleveland and Toledo Il and
Michigan Southern guaranteed 81 but Virginia 6's de-
clined q; Canton n Rock Island II Harlem X and Gal
and Chicago e.
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600 bales. Molasses, SO asa cts Coffee firm at ala
cts, an advance of cent sales of the week, 900
bags stock at New Orleans 10000 bags against 5000
bags same time last year Exchange London, 109h "a
l09A and with bills of lading l0sH6l0SA sight
change on New York kd4 per cent. premium Freights
unchanged.
ALBANY, June &c p. M.-Flour unchanged; sales
200 obls stock light Wheat-The only sale reported
$50 bushels white Michigan at 81 80 Oats continue in
brisk demand sales 29 900 bushels Canada East 3S
and $500 bushels Canada West 40(G41 Corn
considerable inquiry and buoyant; sales 6,2OO
bushels sound Western mixed at G2A cts. 6,10O bu-
shells fiat yellow at GA cts Whiskey-saes 40 bbs at
214 cts
OswEGo June Go 2. M.-FIour unchanged and in
moderate demand for home, interior and Eastern trade;
for extra Canada and s6757 for favorte double
city brands
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
HANANA-Schr d. Townsend PA hhds sugar, 200
boxes do, a hhds molasses. Morrell 4 Randall.
CARDENAs-Schr. l. Spencer.-2S0 hhds sugar,
Spence n Reid.
MEssINA--BTi1 FrdncOlid 900 boxes oranges q 247
do. lemons, W. G. Price & Co.
C0ASTWISE
CHARLEsToN-SteamShipP Potomac.-l14 casks rice J.
Williams Som los do. do, Richardson Co; 105 do.
J. Brandt Jr.; do do G. W. Wait & Son; pkg cigars,
Jas. Hazlitt Co 50 bales mdse., Wyman Byrd & Co
los pkgs. do, sundry persons
NEW YoRK-SteamShip Mount TernOR-1 800 bags cof-
quarter casks wine c. H. Myers Bro; so bales tobac
co, Chas. De Ford Co; 500 pkgs. mdse., Samuel T.
Pearce 100 bags coffee, Levering Co.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
BREMEN-BdrE Anna.-412 hhds. tobacco, S boxes do =,
20 tons logwood masts 300 bags bark 221 bbs rosin
For Shipping Intellipence see 1th pape
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TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1866

lIshed in the kcchdnge which, in sum and substance,
was that the prisoner and the deceased, the time
OF the omicide, were common sailors on the slnop
ELLEN, trading between Baltimore and ElktOn,
CecH county, Md, and while the vessel was living
in the dock at Baltimore, laden with grain and
wood, the prisoner and the deceased became intoX-
Gated and got into a QUARREL talked about fighting
and both armed themselves with knives; went on
deck and renewed the quarrel whereupon the
prisoner sta bbed Evans and he died on the follow
ing day. Not concluded. VIM. Maynadier, Esq,
assisting in the prosecution, and Richard Grays0n
and 7. Joseph Rogers, Esqs,, for the accused. -
The Court at o'clock adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10, and the jury was sent in charge of
bailiffs to Ady's Hotel.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER BY THE STEAMER NORTH
BRITON.
GaribaIdi Enters Palermo

UarlD9lu1 EnterS FalermO.
New York, June 1.-THE full despatch of news
by the steamer North Brton embraces the follow
ing items of interest:
The Emperor Napoleon had promised to a depu
tation from the Honduras Inter-oceanic Railway
Company his protection.
In the debate on the cession of Savoy and Nice
to France, in the Sandman Chambers, Count Ca
your said the sacrifice was grevous, but he stated
the circumstances and pointed out the necessity OF
preserving the alliance with France. The treaty
was approved by the Deputies on the 10Th, by a
vote of 225 against 33.
At the recent opening of the Sp anish Cortes the
Queen expressed satisfaction at the termination of
the Morocco war, and stated that the relations of
Spain with all foreign powers were in satisfacto-
ry state.
The Paris correspondent of the London Ne,1s re-
ports that France and Russia had agreed to a par
tition of Turkey, England to be offered share of
the spoils.
Hong Kong dates to April l4th say that the
tenor of the reply of the Chinese Government to
the Allied proposition was unsatisfactory and that
hostilities appeared inevitable scarcity of rice
was expected, and the silk districts were in dis
turbed state from the depredatons of the rebels
Tea was firm and exorbitant prices asked.
The ship Intrepid, for New York, was wrecked
in Gaspar Straits. The crew were saved.
The United States steamer Hartford was at Hong
Kong
The insurance on the steamer Great Eastern,
out and home, has been made at per cent, about
four times the usual rate
The London Times in leader, describes the ter
rible tortures inflicted by the Neapotan police on
their prisoners.
THE LATEST
The latest from Sicily is embraced in the follow
ing important despatch, which is supposed to be
correct
NAPLES, Wednesday morning, May 30-9. 30.
The bombardment of Palermo lasted several
hours. Garibaldi entered the town on the 22nd,
and established his headquarters in the centre of
the Palace. The number killed in the conflict was
large.
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MADRID, May rs, 1s60.-The Cortes were opened
to-day by the Queen in person. The Royal speech
recalls the war with Morocco, which it says has
sating as much as possible for the expenses of the
treasury. The relations of Spain with all the
Powers are satisfactory. The convention with
Rome will tranquilize the public conscience and
token of the attachment of the Queen and the ma
tion. The Queen deplores the Carst attempt; but
the danger being removed, is happy to accord an
amnesty. The Chamber will shortly receive the
of law. The Queen, in conclusion, reckons upon
the union of the nation, which will insure stability
to the throne and happiness to the country.
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Tho xsw vor, z,.;,,,,,. ., ,,o..o.s.I mae'lve NV

Inc New ork tribune oil yesterday says:
Movements in the Stock market during the week have
been singuarly apathetc in view of the favorable
financial news from Europe, the increasing monetary
abundance at home and the cheerful business prospects
of the whole country. This is partly owing doubtless
TO the disposition of stock operators to close contracts
ana to remain quiet during the months but this
does not entirely for the dulness of the Stock
market at time when money is offered in abundance at
per cent and the general impression in the street
IS, that while inactivity for time be feature of
the market the general movement must be toward i'm
provement The demand for Federal State stocks is
steady and large absorption of railway bonds is going
on at constantly improving prices.
Messrs. Taylor Brothers quote Land Warrants as fol-
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The National Division of the Sons of Tenn

PORTLAND, June l0.-0n Saturday the standing
committee appointed, to whom reports and ap-
peals will be referred. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing two years:-Most Worthy
Patriarch, Dr. Silas L. Condit, of New Jersey; AS
sociate Thomas j. Evans Scribe, DR.. F. A. Tick
ardt, of Pennsylvania; Treasurer, Robert NJ Foust,
of Pennsylvania; Chaplain, Peter G.. McGregor, of
Nova Scotia; Conductor, Nathaniel Constable, of
Missouri; Sentinel, John II. Batty, of Indiana
Nashville, Tenn, unanimously chosen as the
locality for the annual session of 1861.
Arrival of the Arago.
NEW oRK, June 1.-THE steamer Arago from
Liverpool has arrived. Her advices are antic-
pated.
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, June ll.-As there are two Capt
Henry's resident in this city, it is proper to state
that the one identified with the Sumner affair is
James l.. Henry, of Kentucky, an Examiner in the
Patent Office, and not Patrick NJ. Henry, attorney
late of Yirginia.--The Pacific Railroad Commit
tee had a meeting this morning, and majority of
them determined to report the bill embracing the
Central and Southern routes. Messrs. Fenton,
Farm sworth, Rice and French opposed it.-The
18th instant is at present not hattering, though
efforts are being strenueusly made to that end
Many of the friends of the Pacific Railroad are not
without hope that the session will be extended in
which event the bill will again be pressed, its
chances of passage having been considerably
strengthened by the union Of the Central with the
horn