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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

RAILROAD Accidental probably fatal accident
occurred yesterday morning about seven o'oiock,
near Mount Washington, six miles from the CITY,
on the line of the Northern Central Railway. 1t
appears that as the Express train due here at 40
being somewhat behind time, was passing
the station at high speed, man was observed by
the engineer walking upon the track; the whistle
was sounded and he appeared to step aside, but
such was not the case, the engine struck him
and Knocked him far from the track. The train
was stopped, aud then backed to the place where
the accident occurred. The man, who was recog-
nized as Stephen Cuggy, laborer at the new
Water Works, was found to be dreadfully injured
having his skull fractured his lett leg broken, and
besides being otherwise badly bruised and cut He
was taken into the cars and brought to the Bolton
station, where he received medical attention. He
was then conveyed to the Lombard Street Intirma-
ry, where Drs. Butler and Fernandis trepanned
the skull, but had no hopes of the mans recovery.
He lives at the Relay House, on the Central Rail-
way, and is single man.
PRopERTY SALEs.-The following sales we made
at the Exchange sales-room, yesterday, by Messrs.
Adreon Co.: Several lots OF ground on Charles
street avenue, about three miles from the city
Lot No. containing 1871 acres of land for S275
per acre; X. X. Griffith purchaser. Lot No. con-
tanning IL acres and 25 square perches sold for
$500; same purchaser Lots Nos. 3 and were not
sold Lot No. containing acres rood and 80
square perches sold for $50; c. Arnat purchaser.
By Messrs. F. W. Bennett Co., what is known
as Careys Furnace,an the land belonging thereto,
for S22 800; purchaser not mentioned.
BY Samuel j. Soper, tract of land containing
5000 acres, Situated in De Kalb county, Tennessee,
for $1,000
By Messrs. Gibson & Co., lot in fee, No. 3l4
North Gay street, with front of Is feet and depth
OF 81 feet inches, improved by'a two-story brick
dwellings purchased by John 5. Griffith for 81 800.
The Police COMMISSIONERS. The Board, at their
meeting yesterday, adopted the revised rules and
regulations for the government of the new force.
They also, in accordance with the provisions of the
80 80 section OF the Police Bill appointed William H.
Gatchell, Esq, Treasurer of the Board. 1t is pro-
vided by the law that this appointment shall be
certihed to the Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Baltimore, and that the said Treasurer shall give
bond, with one or more sureties, in the sum OF
500, 900, the bond to be approved by the Judge of
said Court.
FrRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday morning,
between IL and o'clock, was caused by the burn
ing of the office attached to the ship yard of Messrs
j. T. Fardy & Bro, at the foot of Hughes street,
south side of the basin. The loss will amount to
about one hundred dollars. No insurance.
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PROCEEDINGS On TIE THIRTY, SIXTH CONGRESS-
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to day.
InISIp nm DEDD A

The Senate not in session to day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. MAYNARD introduced resolution granting
pensions to officers and soldiers of the war of 1872,
and those engaged in Indian of prior PERIOD
referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Curtis, of Iowa, in the chair
MIR. WILSON, of Indiana, addressed the Commit
tee, declaring that he willing to give to the
South all that it was entitled to under the Consti
tuition. The South ought to have been satisfied
offensive to the people of the North as it comes in
conflict with and uproots great fundamental prin-
ciples and assumes nnwarrantable and dangerous
power; while, at the same time, owing to its Sc
verties and penalties, it is fatal blow at the in
stIution OF slavery itself The charges of outrages
and wrongs by the North on the South have only
an imaginary existence. Slavery is the aggressive
element. He maintained that slavery ought to be
excluded wherever the power can be Constitution
ally eXercised-Mr ALLEN, of Ohio explained
his reasons for voting for Mr.. Smith, of North Caro-
lima, for Speaker.-Mr. HICKMAN, of Pennsyl-
yania, made speech on the subject of sectional
extension nf slavery, which, he said, the cause
OF all our evils The people of the North will en-
deayor to maintain the federal compact and thew
were last forming the determination not to allow
others to iniract it. He took occasion to say
some severe things about President Buchanan -
MT. MilISON replied in defence of the fugitive
slave law, and defending the South from the
charge OF aggression on the North. He did not
fear the assaults of the Republican party on the
South, Tor that party was founded on false pre-
tences while their real object was to revive the old
teetion:-The Committee rose and the House ad-
iOurned
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

All the other seeding States then came up and
signed the protest; and the meeting adjourned to
meet at such time tomorrow as the Chairman NAV
call them together.
Those in the ball now adjourned to the City Hall,
where Mr.. Yancey made a stirring address to a
large and enthusiastic gathering.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CHARLESTON, April 30-Midnight.- Douglas
men profess to be perfectly satisfied with the re-
result, declaring that the seceders do not represent
the popular sentiment of the States from which
they come.
The Wood delegation have all joined the seceders.
The foregoing dispatches should have all reach
ed here in time for yesterday mornings editions,
but owing to the great press of business on the
Southern telegraph line, and the fact that only one
wire was working during the night, have been
greatly delayed-Reporter
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April 9O-There is very
little doing in Flour to-day, either for export home
use and the market is quiet The only sales reported
brand terms kept private said to be something more
10Y Dds extra at Sc and 400 bbs do at 62x pei
Dbl ye flour is firmly held and rather scarce $4 %
per Dbl Corn Meal continues steady further sales
oil ABOUT 500 6bs Pennsylvania reported at So
per Dbl wheat there is not much doing owing the
me- IN tne views Of buyers and Sellers about
wv ousnes wore disposed Of In lots mostly at fol
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New YORK, May 1.-Two fugitive slaves were
arrested here yesterday, and, after examination
before Commissioner Belts were ordered to be sent
back to their owners at Liberty, Maryland. They
are are now on their way there. No disturbance
occurred.
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Steamboat Disaster and Loss of Life.
COLUMBUS, Ga, May 1.-The steamer Calhoun
exploded her boilers yesterday, when Mr.. Craw-
ford, the acting captain, Il Ortally wounded
Hugh Atkins, two engineers and two passengers
were dangerously hurt and six negro deck hands
were killed
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Acquittal.
NORFOLK, May 1.-Captain Land, the mate and
supercargo of the brig Virginian, charged with be-
ing engaged in the slave trade, were to-day acquit-
ted in the United States District Court.
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From WRshinntOn.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The five new Territories
which the House Committee on Territories pro-
pose to organize contain, respectively the follow
ing number of inhabtants:-C Chippewa, from eight
to ten thousand; Nevada, about the same number
Dacotah, eight thousand; Pixies Peak, fifteen to
twenty thousand Arizona six to eight thousand.
Each of these bills contain the following proviso:-
provided, that nevertheless slavery has no legal
existence in said Territory, and nothing herein
contained shall be construed to authorize or pre-
vent its existence therein. These measures will
come up for consideration early next week.
Congressman Wilson, Of Indiana, and Frank p
Blain Jr., have left for Wheeling to make speeches
before the Republican Convention
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Dy UIVtI UI IIIt IIIRIIINUUSU DUdTU,
MELANCTON SMITH, Com. Z. 8. N,
L. IL Insnnctnr niSIr
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
JAMES T. KEMP & CO.,
y SUCCESSORS To HAGGER Il BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS wharf,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment Of
ships Compases Quarants, Octants, ants Glasses
5aIometers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments, Lamps
Surveyors CompasSes Gauging Rods Ont Sticks, Board
Rules, Tape Lines, Burs Coast Pilots Shil-mast-rs As
sistan Hedge Anchors, Charts parts the world
manner ap2u
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DIsOStef.
NORFOLK, May Bark Virginia, from Richmond,
bound to Rio, with cargo of -four was towed in
here to-day, dsmasted and leaking.
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YiSetI a 4,

yised to Withdraw from the Convention.
WAsHINGToN, May 1.-The editor of the Star
states that General Lane has telegraphed to the
delegation from Oregon to withdraw from the Con-
ventlon, and that Senator Hunter has similarly ad-
vised the Virginia delegation.
1t Gen. Scott is about to visit Washington on
oihcial business, accompanied by Adutant General
Thomas and Military Secretary Keys
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:
~ AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
'SICES sNBstLEs OF 5foGES mn fuKb
RN IkI kGRA ApH


The New York Post of Monday evening says:
The North American Fire Insurance Company, of this
city, have adopted the system of allowing the as
sured to participate in the profits of the business at
the option of the customer, they allow cash reduction
the the policy, in lieu Of the scrip The company
will he ready the ls Of May to issue participation pol
cies under which seventyve per cent of the net profits
will be divided among the insured payable in scrip bear
ing per cent interest and redeemable in cash when
the assets of the company shall amount to s5O0,000.
The New York Tribune of this morning says:
The foreign bill market very strong, but the demand
quite limited There not many sterling merchant
bills in the market, and they held high 0901O94
if of first class. Bank bills 1898 and bank l096
Francs are 516AG5.12k less per cent. Freights to
Liverpool 10000 bushels at 64d and per steamer
100 boxes cheese at 40s and 5000 bushels Sd
steamers bags. To Glasgow 1000 bags rosin at S. per
$50 lbs vessel from the South to North side Cuba and
back doc for sugar and S3 for moasses The demand
for Money continues slack and rates without
ceabe change. For best paper, Sac per cent is the
quotation, say for Go days to months Other are
slow at 7(dl2 according TO quality and time.
The Phiad elrha North american of this morning
says:
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
up to to-day. presents the following aggregates com
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SUGAR-The steady demand noticed at the date of our
last issue continued during the carly part of this month
but the New York market having declined under exces
sve receipts and holders being unwilling to compete
with prices current there withdrew their samples and
the market the Goth inst very irregular and
dull Subsequently, however, with decreased receipts
the demand has revived and the market at the close is
hrm. The transactions in Louisiana Muscovado have
been limited by want of stock In Foreign descriptions
the business has been fair, and the stock shows de
crease In Clayed there has been nothing done. The
sales OF the month foot up 412 hhds. Cuba at 6SG7
US i'o4i hhds Porto Rico at 6xGS4 cts; 466 hhds.
EG1saana at 4AasS cts 1s3 hhds English Island
o%WTlo7a cts and $50 hhds Melado at AZ cts.
quote Cuba and English Island at 81 Gl64 cts for
nd Grades 1a7h cts for grocers' styles Porto Rico
GU , st oH'G7 cts, for to fair; 7HdS cts
7Ks sts s' for 70 prime Brazil 6x@74 for Browns
Iage p t % Whtes; Melado, nominally, 44644 cts
Bo&es 70 y 61lG6b cts. 10 to IL 7XCA7x cts: I3 to-
10; IAdoA cts; 10 to Is, SxGs4 cts ~ ' - ~
MoLAssEs was good demand in the ear,v nav,
of the month"; ana very full prices realized bnt tbs
ket subsequently, under increased recepts has dI;a
and closes heavy. The sales foot up 100 bds 80 eeo
bbls Cuba Muscovado at 32 cts $50 anu '9g0 g0
tcs and 2s6l bbls Clayed at 269O cts 1893 hbd Poro
Rico 3s4O cts, and 26l2 bbls New Orleans at ss
as cts We quote Cuba Muscovado at 2sG33 cts; eavd
2427 cts Porto Rico 35l3s cts English Island 2SfSe5
cts. New Orleans 45(947 cts.
8. P. THOMPSON Il Co
AnriI Rrnra
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tiOn.
WASHINGTON, May l.-At meeting of the Ma
tional Constitutional Union Committee last night
it was resolved that the Wing and American Ma.
tiona Committee bes invited to meet with that
Committee at Baltimore simultaneously with the
meeting of the nominating Convention on the 9th
of Nav
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- pahcse embassy.
New YORK, May 1.-The municipal authorities
OF New York have appropriated $4,000 and en-
gagged Leand's first floor Of the Metropolitan Hotel
on their arrival here. They intend to give them
the most brilliant reception and entertainment
that any distinguished guests have hitherto re-
ceived bara -
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prime reds, and 81 rs for white in store Rye continues
scarce and small business doing at s9d9Oc Corn is
dull to-day at the late advance There not much offer
ing, but the demand is limited and prime yellow was
offered at sOc without finding buyers at that rate Oats
not plenty and rather rme the absence of sales
we quote Pennsylvania at 45c and Delaware at 44Tc-
In Whiskey there is moderate business doing 500 bbls
pennsylyania sold at y 922c Ohio do 23c Drudge at
20c., and hhds. at 2l(G2lxc.
WILMINGTON MARKET, March 2S.-Turpentine-
Further sales yesterday of SS bbs and this Ioo
do at 50 for new virgin $500 yellow dip and 81 S.
Tor hard per 2S0 lbs Spirits Turpenne-10O bbs sold
YESTERDAY at AN cts per gallon. Nothing done this
morning. Rosn-Saes yesterday of 900 bbls common
at siiH per 80 lbs. Tar47 bbls sold to-day s2O5
ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET. ApriI so-Tbera was
an increase in the arrivals of Herring Sunday to-
day. the number reaching 40 600 There no increase
in the arrivals of Shad and Rock and Perch are very
scarce There is still very active demand, and prices
are about as on Saturday, viz Herring S. 25 per
thousand shad slS9l5 per hundred; Bunch Fish 1S2o
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW noR6 May aSo Cotton is dropping. Flour is
l625; Southern Sc 4OG6 CO. Wheat is heavy-saies Of
1000 bushels; white Western sl.62X. Corn is firm
sales OF 600 bushels mixed 81 cts yellow S3 cts Pork
Lard is firm at loA@ll4 cts, Whiskey is dull and
buyers refuse to give % cts Sugar steady; Mus
47CG4S cts. Rosin is dull at 81 81 al 60.
PHILADELPHIA, May Flour is quiet. Wheat dull
red 81 55, white Sl6S9l75 Corn is steady at so cts.
Provisions are firm Whiskey is steady at 21kD29 cts
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
Rio JANE1Ro-Bark Henriettu-34l9 bags coffee,
order; l S46 do. do, Thomas Whitridge & Co.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Bark Daniel WebSter-6 casks starch ] II
Haskell so kegs saltpetre Baker Bros & CO.. Is bales
almonds, William Bridges Son; so bags fberts 10 do
Dix; Is casks mdse, Wheelwright Nudge CO.. 70 pkgs
do, 7. V. Brundge POPS bags linseed T. & J. NJ Smith,
NEw YoR6-Steamship Mount yernon-25 bbls. syrup,
Levering Il Co.; so do do 25 hhds do Woods Bridges
Il Co.; $40 pkgs. mdse.. sundry persons.
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Mrs. Margaret Curley, of Boston, identified the
features of the unknown woman found drowned in
Jersey City, as those of her daughter, who has
been missing for the last five weeks. She said that
her child left home to seek situatOnin New York,
but disappeared from her boarding house on the
morning after her arrival in the city, since which
tine mil inn has hnen hoard N La1.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 9 l8

FIGHr AMONG RowDIEs.-On Monday evening
about seven o'clock, Patrick Welch and a man
named Thompson, were at Herzog's lager-be
saloon, when difficulty occurred between them
and some Germans, in which Welch and Thompson
were very roughly handled Welch received a
blow on the back part of his head which cut the
scalp for two inches, exposing the skull. He
taken to the drugstore of DR.. Evans, where his
wound was dressed.
ACCDENT.-Mr. Theodore Parks, living near
Texas, Baltimore county, was quite badly injured
Yesterday morning by being thrown from his
buggy, near the corner of Chew and Brtton streets
His horse became frightened at one of the city
railway cars, and ran Off bringing the vehicle into
contact with post, and causing the accident.
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Great preparations are making at Nashville for
the coming National Convention of the Printers OF
the Union. The meeting is to open on the 9TH OF
May. Printers are requested to take notice that
this event will be the nonpareil of all events, with
capital arrangements in the way of space and fur
niture and that no imposition will be practIsed on
the delepates.
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Monttayv anh Commercial gtbitm.

BALTIMORE, May l, 1860
There a fair amount of business done today III
Stocks the sales at the Board amounting in vaue 10
about $4,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in whlch
there nothing yesterday, was today quite "c
tive, $50 shares Of being Sold l5O at 81 cash anu
GOO at the same figure sellers option 6O days IL cioseu
regular way at s7l bid s71k asked In Northern Cen
trail Railway there was nothing done but 1t closed as on
Yesterday at sl5% bid $40 asked regular way Mining
stocks were comparatvely quiet, and for the first time
for several weeks past nothing done in Springfield
The feeling in it was pretty strong, the market
for II closing at s5% bid, s5H asked regular way For
GuiIford there was active inquiry and the market for
If was very strong Sales made OF 2150 shares at
SIOGG4l2k the latter being the highest price OBJ
tanned for it. Gardner Hill also firm A lot of 500
shares sold at SS4 buyer 60 days and two lots of 10
shares each at SS44GS37k cash. but it closed sS bid
ss4 asked regular way. There nothing done Cam
bridge but of North State there $50 shares sold
S. yesterdays price. Loans continue in demand and
sales made to-day of GOO Baltimore City 6s 1890
at from lO0h down to 1004, $500 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 1885 bonds at s4 and 81 500 Northern Central
1885 bonds at ga 63 closing at the latter figure Sales
also of Is shares Bank of Commerce at $24&.
In New York to-day stocks generally lower. Erie
declined .; New York Central X; Reading a. Cleve
land and Toledo y; Michigan Southern "; Michigan
Southern guaranteed x: Rock Island 4 Galena and
Chicago 3s and Illinois Central bonds per cent Can
ton advanced X and Virginia 6's y, but Missouri 6s,
and Harlem closed at yesterdays figures.
~ g "a ,I tff M. .l,NR
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CULTURE ColToN IN UTAH.-The Mormons
have the virtue of industry, if nothing else. They
are turning attention to the culture of cotton and
in Washington county, 800 miles south of Salt
Lake city, about five tons were raised the past
year. One person raised two hundred pounds of
ginned cotton one-fourth of acre, and it is
stated that enterprising citizens sending to the
States Tor cotton gins, to work up the cotton so as
to bring it into market.
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waman named Mrs. Cady was buried, in the
wear 1876 at Oneida, New York. and recently, the
body, with those of several other members of the
family was exhumed. The graves were found
filled with water, and one of her limbs was found
changed to adipocere, stony substance, while the
rest of the BODY was decayed
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The Lynn Reporter says: The deaths BY con-
sumption have decreased some fifty per cent. per
annum among the stone ecutters of Quincy, Milton,
RockpOrt, and the marble works of Vermont since
they have ceased shaving and given nature her
sway, in matters that she may be supposed to un-
derstand.
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Th4 furniture of Benton's house. in New York
was sold at auction on Monday The paintings
and other works of art will be disposed at private
sale.
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I ? ? I Z. Z I = W G.
llnter;cihucter rfTcrirt $500 Slarce ttr rcidlfcn upo NbJu,
lien 8Cppitc (0orpttS) III ~tiui9tycu Nrciieu ,um Y}erfaTf.
ole lt le hlsr IN RiNmcnp pTrtrt porGen linC, nod jc wics
Der onertrt mtTecn mrgcu, Nimli5 rtbt unp 1hpnc
DtuNttr gu 81 SIC, Rtllg III SO GtS. itptrc III brtiit,
toIb SSGue. III 10 Gte wtrtb 624; crtra feline, oit mb
ltlpt, 81 90 Cts, Die onotrlparts 81 feitcn 93o6stu5 III
&tltp,den III &7A uno 90 Cts. StihOcdtn III 90, O. mn
20 @ts., aNrsrrrpcttItb billy 300 GrG:uiton StrtS iur
gtoodtu unb 1Nnlen, Yen Is, 20 uuN 81 GtS. an ouf>
lpNTto, sur @altte Ibco 2&Crttc5; y1Wae, S0epnct5. lrlutS.
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btll9er ais i, mn fur bic n1dle Salon aufSurGumeu.
Sfan tUmme rre lc be tttle 9Saart IN Ne. ~ Meiulr. b,i
Grirnk StroGE
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Sefeu! Sefen!

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metnen Stort ntu eiugeribtet uno cine bepsu.
tenOe QusWabl pom Oeen itOcr Qrt ocrr1tbio
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S. 9sffleg,
Sp, 81 2a,Ultrtst.
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gen unU 3u e%rbdlten.
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Blu Scrrenten !

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older autee 2onp, uetcu 6rn. q. WTG[er'e &nr.
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@feinsn 6reunren unO nem 9reGrten 0ut(tum
bic aniei9e, Dap i'd Die leiber BON 6rn. 9ein /,
gang an SrOaOfrafe swilhen rer l. unp 2.
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