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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1860
ne EBgRuer to-day publishes an imr ortsnt letter
from Gov Letcher, in reply to that of Jo in s. Brisbin
of Pennsylvania, who ridicules soceg ion and states
that zoo Virgnians had rendered him their command in
the event OF .iisunon etc. The Go yernor his reply,
administers severe rebuke TO tho Northern Nullifci-
ton States and shows that de- reelection the part of
the North is the prime Of the present dangerous
trouble. lie advises the people of the North 10 correct
public sentiment at home, ard discharge their constt-
tonaobgations with strict fidelity. He then indicates
hs determination to defend the State of Virginia and
stand as mediaoran armed mediator, If necessary
between the Southern States and their assllans come
from what quarter they may This letter creates great
| sensation here.
All the Richmond and Petersburg banks have sus-
pended specie payments
| NORFOLK, Va, Wednesday, Nov. q, 1851
| The Minute men Of this city held meeting tonight
and passed strong resolutions in favor OF resistance To
Northern aggression. Three cheers given for the
/ man who hung John Brown.
| Cockades were plentiful on the streets to-day.
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spc,oS l. Be u therefore enacted by me er. Assembly
Of the steie OF bty Of The same that
ipe' @ ~ one million dolsrs be- and me e same m
me tu OF military fund for the year IDOL TO DE pended
apioP a. .uch he may deem pest lJr the
oy ,s az placing state IN coudion Of defense unless
opriated by direct action oil ne General Assembly
Tor purpo,es aforesaid
sc And be It further enacted by the authority aforesaid
ba should there any time be deficiency OF money In the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated necessary meet in
whole or IN part may be needed the appropriation then
the Governor be- aud he Is hereby authorized aud empowered
20 issue negotiate bonds Of the State each payable
twenty from date bearing T. cent interest payable semi
Annually coupons attached in suIh sums as may be requ
60 supply such deficiency
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IN the aea~sp Peyso for Lircool-Hrs Ellen Willing and
mad 'evsnt b sdephs Mr. aud Mrs Charlie. schnsder aid
mer New York Mr. ard Hrs Jane. Hodges, Montrsa Mr..
ahq Ns' W Il Eypaud Mr. and Mr. w NJ Cranston hoodck
fa ~ 4 MI Charles SchanfenDsrg Havana n Rien New
Orleans federicS WigFn, swYorb A. stewart, NcvYors,
r. j. morrison Troy Mr. John Meredith and Mis- MEREDITH
Londeni w Hr Pedro N me.ine, panSnaj X H. Gibson,
England; Ir s. snaiehwell Whining ton NJ C.; DR. Ro.e.
wan tsnsndsgus; NJ Mcdowell, Ee,V-Yok; l.. Chapman
Dr. James Napier Glasgow; c. 4. Andrews New York C.
Hyl.ted, kevOrlesns Mr. james Hall Mis- C. C. Hall ana
Mr. H. A. Hall Brooklyn; :. w. Lewis. cnciunati Mr. Aer
Duncan and New York j. r. Todhunter
w s. Lindsay d. r., and seTysn London; II. II. swi New
York; John T. bngy, NewYort " de Ia Cneva H,v.n..
mp. +. d. Fsliord two children and nurse nont,.s /.
Mrs Ewsrs and two danshters Dundas C. W; M Chsss
kischOf and Miss bscboh Montreal g. r. Radd Newt
W. Lucy and son, England; g. y. MeMssi.r Toronto, w
L.tch, Ol~gow G Fairbanks, NORTHAMPTON Mas = w
Stephen Montreal O. Dunfod England; ~ Hactie Lona1.
Wv. Cook Canada West A Wilson, DO II. A. JsDet, ~
" w brownell N. Y. "a Romea, Spanish Consu Portland
Ne. r. Acums Spain; w. Brown, ~ Y Ja. Bnn,e1 One.
bee; VIM. Smith, n y wm VIA IT,, do. Madame Mon.
Mrs John Anderson and child Oregon Miss Owon Ptsbursh
Miss j. Holmes N Y. Mr. Jack, Jer,ey Cy Rob:. Bar.
clay Scotland D. A. Morris Pa Geo Bo6son Liverpool "a
Kent London Thomas Charlton, England M and H Geo.
Stacy and three children; Mrs Mary Hobson, Peterson,
W, G, Sears, pLila.
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Passengers Arrived

In Steamship Empire City from Orleans aad Hac1na--
Mr. Croker j. W Warren j. Cottrel Mrs. Webster " D..
Isyas Il. Sanchez A. Agero s. Pag Augade T. MonGesso,
A. sank do Trapsgs, Mr msndeleeh and lady Miss Geenhe
Dr. Van Pstten, MIR tsH Order, Wood A Penon, Guile
dsSu w. Cox James Cisk, H. Duhey r eraser VIM Meyer
Henry Lytle J. Kline Solomon Kinney J. OSeil janice
Dixon, Aaron Hendersen, John Morris
In ship Judge Shdic from Whampo1-Capt Harding o,k
In bark LEA from Hdydeabo-Messr Cook, Perry, Corrad
Harrison, and Moneg
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MARYLAND.

BALrIMoRE, Nd, Wednesday, Nov. 81, 1860.
The bank Presidents of this city held meeting this
afternoon and resolved suspend specie payments to-
morrow morning.
The steamer for Charleston to-day took down large
cargo of Baltimore manufactures for the Macon
Georgia. Fair.
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"WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2l-P. ".

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Up. N.
The stock market to-day, at the morning Board, was
generally heavy, but between the Boards, after the
result of the nform, meeting of the Bank officers
known, the feeling was better, aud nearly every
description improved. The same cheerful feeling con-
tinued al the Second Board with marked advance III
most Of the fances and after the action Of the Banks
at the adjourned meeting was known the market was
very buoyant although from the laeness of the hour,
the transactions not important. The last transac-
tions heard Of purchase of 800 shares Central
at u.s. with that bid aferward 1t would be waste Of
space to give detailed history of todays uarkeiter
the important action of the Banks this evening which
will 10 doubt change the whole aspect Of financial
affairs tomorrow.
There lie better feeling in the foreign bill market,
but day being passed there is not much activ
ity. The nominal quotations par to lO5 v cent for
Sterling, and 5.45 G5.40 for Francs.
Freghts--To Liverpool, 5000 bbls Flour at il. cd.
ass. 3d. and $500 bush. Wheat at l4al4id in bags,
closing dull and heavy. To London, $500 bbls. Flour
at u.s. and G,000 bush. Wheat at I'D. in bags brig
of $50 trns to the north side of Cuba and back for
$1,000, port charges paid.
The business of the SubTreasury Receipts,
$l45,9IS 57-for Customs, $4,000 Payments, 1914
$50 81 Balance OiS,245 SO. The Treasury, it will
be seen, loecs about bali million.
Tie following are the earnings of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company for the second week Of November:
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TEXAS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday, Nov. 81, Is

NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday Nov. p, 1860.
Adycea from Texas state that meetings are being
held i'll that State at which the Governor is called upon
to convene the Legislature for the purpose OF consider
ing what method s proper 10 vlndcae the rights and
honor of Texas az a member of the confederacy.
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Disasters. sc.

AmCHAr, c. r.. Nov. l0-rhe brig Ann Merritt Of Pictou.
~ s. Foster nom boston for Picou IN beating up Chebaeso
Bay Tor Straits Canso evening 9Th on Ledge
81 rocks lying OF about hreequaIter mile a. tho southern
entrance OF the haIboT, aud sunk.
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1he ttntrHH0tt OdzeHe htyh:
"There demand FOR Eastern Exchange with .nn
buy ing shd premium selling The package demand the
ncI The purchases Ou local account moderate"
The 81. LOEts Democrat under date of Friday even
ing, remarks:
"The Exchange market IL much unsettled today selling
ltes when made rule high The Boanens Savings
only drew Tor gold, charging premium small quantities
though could be Obtincd m Of 5000 and upwards
the subj essuty par for gold Drata East the
Of rJOOUO TO-DAY. The State Savings
marked T,nuu for gold aud premium for bansabe fund.
,heif DGckboNd hut almost mpossibe
obtain chaI dealer today any price high
premium offered end high lGi psii Ia
benkHblc light the The supply l. of course
ttatc Of tie country"
Tie P.asLargh Chronicle very earnestly aud Justly
urges the Lusness there once 60 make provision
r compromises with tie holders of the city and county
bOud,. We quote:
81 patent 10 them all that either pay comprome
concd against the laws and the universal opinion of the
county Tor long and the bitter end Litigation very
business and If INDUCED IN much longer will us
What We aheady Owe IN bach Interest"
Tke Aep- OrieaRs PieayEae, Of Saturday morning,
fays.
The weet elapsed has been marked by extreme anguor
and nneasnes both IA moneyed and commercial cTce
eey commented from day day the various phase
summary. II confidently expected NOR, active moy.
would follow the ineTtne- u yesterday and indeed
IAty the this morning The New dspatc hes
n' naed that operations might be- contaminated tho
baso 1862 100 ff Sterling aud accordingly persons came
oTw ard and TOOK IN a about A55 600 dOi for lear
bis or two incidental parties bringing fraction more On
the strength Of THE purchases were effected auJ
be ooA VI lhe psk Indicated pretty large business Later
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Ky Tclcxruuh.

CHART ESTON, Nov 2o-The steamship Columbia Beuy,
am here az n o'clock this morning.
NkM-ORlEANS, Nov. 2O-An. banks Medora Sew.Yorki
Sea bfet zs, (afdtnas
Nov 1Le steamship Star Of the West sail. on the 29d fog
NeW-iork.
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GEORGIA,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Wednesday, Nov, 81 1860.
Both branches of the Georgia Legislature have
unanimously PACED a bill to call State Convention.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stesmshps-North ssr, Jones Aspnwsl, D. B. Allen; De
Soto Johnston, Havana, Liyings.on Crocheron = Co
Ship-St. Charles Conway, New Orleans, w. T. Frost
Bsik--E. Morrison, Pstt Trieste, Miller Houghton A.
White (BLl, Kelly, London, I. James.
Sohooners-John Roe, Hammond, Wilmington hcCTesdy,
Mott Co }. H. Meyers Cobb Lsyaoca HOrcross Prince;
hasbec, Long Elizabethport, 4. N. Mayhem.
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LOUISIANA.

NFw-0RLEASs, Wednesday, Nov. q, 1860.
1t is reported that several produce firms of this city
have suspended payment to-day
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at the ports, compared with
last year 31 bales Lzpo,Decrease to Great Britain,
lie GOO bales decrease France 1900 increase to other foreign
ports, 7C0O. Total decrease in exports, 2o.1D bales
TIE Boston Post, in its weekly financial review,
says:
1he market deserves all the bad that be hespsd
1851 although II IA. t then
have e1bed higher rates Until within day two the
hues has been mainly confined to tine street and steetDOr
the close Of the seemed rapidly extending
the larger houses while the demand for NeYo
funds continued quick and the specie drain continued. No
cia relief in the week reasonably he expected
banks other regain specie
be moderately easy from m facts nothing OF the
Of political agitation aud dstrust for very many Of
them not Gully Considerably below the legal minimum Of
but below any respectable holding Many them
therefore legally lend dollar while few perhaps none
than deem udCous to attempt to hold in
Ia the the pdAs cannot have above
hall million Of dollars above the legal minimum VI II g cent Of
del o.iis and circulation"
TIE Fhiodcipttd North american says:
"There is little change in the Money market to-day although
there better feeling generally In the business circles
discOGnng TO the OF their ability,
iBss paper very heavy. Outside the 2dl8
& cent anun and pine paper not readily negotiated
at that the demand, however, 10 not large"
The Baltimore Patriot says that there is no abate-
ment in tie demand for money, and irsteass paper is
freely offered on the street at lali and even y
cent Ter month.
The receipts and shipments at Chicago on Saturday
were as follows:
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spoken.

spoken by ship Constellation brig Adea from Nsnzan fer
Ne~lok, ~ days out, aud supplied her with ployihona
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ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises 655 lSets.........4:JJ Moon-3ets.. l3
Sandy Hook. 225 Gov lsand.. 3:lj Hell Gste..s i5
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The Gaena and Chicago Railroad Company has
declared dividend of T. cent, payable January l.,
1900 TIE dividend day has been changed from Let Of
February to Let of January We understand that the
Company bad s2sl goo in cash in hand, out of which
tie above dividend was declared. The Bowery lnsur
ance Company has declared divident of 10 v cent,
PAYABLE December |. The Atlantic Cotton Mills has
declared eemi-annual dividend of y cent, payable
December 10. The Globe Cotton Min of Newburyport
haf declared semi-annual dividend Of y cent pay
able on demand.
The following table shows the condition of the Banks
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Common az Bic. and zUO do. Lump ut ~ 20.
LEAF HER-IheIe is change in either Heml0ck Oak
prices heavy, with an accunulatiug stock.
LATHA far demand prevails Tor Eastern aud prices are
shade easier Sales Of 2OOOO0 at vi 50a S 49, chiefly at
i 10 3mos.
Ii MbEK-Easem Spruce and Pine Timber il IN moderate
demand slightly reduced prices the sales l500O0
$3.50 RIA so q NJ length and sizes Southern Yellow
fine Lumber and Timber continue in light supply and
mand sales Of 800 Geo feet ed Lumber 9 cash The
other descriptions in active request unchanged prices
MULAsSES-Nc do not learn any sales. Holders geuer.
ally aik iull prices.
NAVAL SIOBES-Spits Turpenne has been in better re-
quest with aee Of 5W bbls Southern shipping and straight
mainly the former SIC Fine Resins of an descriptions are
dull prices unchanged Common Resin quiet s.
delivered Tar has been in fair demand sales Of 800 bbs
sshington a ~ TO-
OLS-lhe market for every description remains dun and in
active We hear oil no transactions. We quote:
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The coal transported over the Delaware, Lackawan
ma, and Western Railroad for the week ending Nov
H. was ar follows:
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HA1-INt
Is heavy sales l. 40 bales 80 165c. e loo ID.
HIUS are very dull prices the sales
Bogoa 2lc very large discount for cash. and loo
Rio GIaude private terms.
HOFS-Ihe market continues quiet for New owing the
difficulty Regulating sterling exchange bat prices steady
800 bales at jJdj0c Old quiet sales oil % oaes
1855 at lEd25e We quote:
1856. .tll6 - lbJ6I
1870 1887
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The annual report of the Baltimore and ONO Rail-
road Company is published in the BALTIMORE papers
The general result IL AZ follows:
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vate or deepen the lake, it can be effected after tho
Mater is admitted, by the application of dredging
naculhes' such as are used successfully in deepen
ing IN I2e enamel of the Patapsco and in excavatinp
the naro0r, and at expense infinitely less than
by the ordinary mode. ''""
1t was proposed to cover the soil in the deenar
parts OF the lake with fresh earth. Such an idea
should not be entertained. One object of This lake
Is to afford an opportunity for the water TO settle
so that the city may in future be served with pure
transparent, instead of foul, turbid water. This
suosidence of earthly matter will occupy the deep
places IN an appropriate way and without expense.
Some progress was made in the adoption of this
error, at an average cost of sixty-five cents per
cuolc YARD, the price to which the contractors
were entitled, but the expense was so enormous
that 1t was wisely discontinued.
NO obstacle should be interposed to delav the
completion of this great public work, so that all
portions OF the city may enjoy the luxury of an
abundant supply of water; that the original design
OF selt-sustaining enterprise may be realized bv
the great increase of consumers and that the cost
OF the Steam Fire Department NAV be reduced bv
the natural flow OF the water under high pres
sure. The committee would the refOre respectfully
submit the following resolutions
Resotced, By both Branches of the Gin Council of
Bot!more, That the committee be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject
second branch. First Branch
EVAN T. ELLICorT, GEoRgE w, RAIv
DAVID TAYLOR, EDWARD SPEDnry
Jas U ConE
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Ia w WTELLIGENCE

U. S, DISTRICT CoURT.-JUDGE GILES
NO business transacted yesterday. The follow
ing order was passed by the Court:
Pearre Sinickson Us. the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad COmpany-in the Circuit Court of the
United States-Ordered, this 7th dav of September
1861, that the motion for an injunction in this
oausG, Cd WslSh was heretofore set down for hearing
on Monday, the lst day of October next.
WIN. +. GILES.
This is an application for an Injunction to restrain
dend. WV
Nothing done in the other Courts
BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
I0WsoNTowN, Sept. John LENNON indicted
Tor the wiltul murder of John Constantine, alleged
TO nave been committed on the 5th of july last nv
striking him on the left side of the head with an
IRON hammer, was arragned and plead not guilty.
The case was assigned for trial on Thursday next
and Robert j. Brent, Esq, retained to assist in the
prosecution, while Messrs. Charles H. Pitts and
Richard Grason appeared for the accused--The
Indictment against Sarah GoSneI for trading with
saves, was, on motion of Frederick Pinkney, ESQ
that the new Code provides that such cases he
tried before magistrate, and upon conviction
the party to be fined Sl0.--State ps. George
Pearee indicted for assauting John B. Merryman
on the 24th OF August, 1860. Verdict ''not puitv,
J.. l. Ensor, Esq, for the deence.--ChaTles
hnotts, confined in prison for one year for assault
and battery, came in Court to day and made ofTida
VII mat he possessed no property, where
upon the Court released him from the costs.--
State Us. John Mathers, hotel keeper on the
Falls road, indicted for assaulting David r. Jones,
on the 24th of July, 1860 Verdict "guilty," and
fined S25 with costs. Messrs. Wheeler and Keech
m Ior the accused--State rs Timothy Tuomey, of
TowsontOwn, indicted for selling liquor on Sunday.
Verdict, "guilty," and fined $50 with COSTS and in
default of payment sent to Jail. Messrs Wheeler,
keech, and Grason for the defence.-James
Simpson, indicted for larceny on the Sd of Sep
tember, 1850, was arragned and plead not guilty.
-Thos. Brooks, colored, indicted for larceny on
the both of June, 1850, arraigned and plead
not guilty.-The jury discharged until Tues
day, and the Court adjourned until tomorrow,
when it will sit in Equity and meet again on Tues
day morning.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER z
ASHES.-There Is but little doing in Ashes and we
quote it nominal at S. 25 for Pot and S. so per bb for
Pearl. Soda Ash may be quoted at 2$ G24 and cts
per lb for Sal Soda; Bleaching Powders at OK M22 cts
and Bi Carb Soda at S4a3% cts. per Id.
ALCOHOL.-The market this week quiet, but prices
are rmer The only sale We had reported 100 bbls
Western 95 per cent at As cts which an advance of
cts. per gallon on last weeks rates.
BEES WAA.-There is nothing of any Importance do
ing IN Beeswax. and in the absence of quote
| nominal at 35a36 cts. for prime yellow.
BARk.-There was n good inquiry for Bark this week.
and prices ruled steady We had reported sales of
bags Quercitron at sl9G23 per for to prime
lots.
BREAD I'VE note a moderate demand for Bread at
former quotations, viz: Navy, AZ cs Pilot cts, and
Water Crackers 6 cts per ID.
BRIMSTONE.-We have no transactions to note but
quote nominal at S62 80 per for crude Sicily
COFFEE.-The Coffee market throughout the past week
ruled steady and although have had special activ
ity still there has been quite good trade demand
Holders as a general thing, have shown disposition
to press sales consequently prices have ruled steady
The sales for the week add about 800 hags as follows
viz 400 bags Rio at 13K cts; 700 bags lax cts
1300 bags do at 14h cts and 900 bags do. cts
Stock of Rio Coffee in first hands has been reduced to
about Is 600 bags To day had reported sales of 100
bags Rio at 1875 cts 200 bags ditto at 3% cts and so
bags do a IA The market the week closed steady
at the following quotations. viz l3x d4 ordi-
nary to fair Rio; l44td14H cts for good do, and IA al
10 cts for prime do Java in pockets at 16 7 cts
Government in bags at I'm 1S cts. There is no La
guayra in market consequently omit quotations
| COFTON.--There has been quite good demand this
week from own manufacturers with sales of about
500 bales ordinary to good midding Upland and Gulf
from 7A cts 124 cts. cash and six months Prices
| show change since last week, and we continue to
quote:
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arrive, at 81 23dl 23H Corn in fair demand and firm
sales of 10000 bush. at 52h@)53H cts.
OSwE0o, Sept. 6-FlOur advanced % cts but dull :
sales at 50 30 for extra State 81 for favorie double extra
CITY brands Wheat scarce and market closed firm sales
last night 900 bushels No Chicago SPRING at 81 IL;
$4,000 bushels do to arrive 81 49, 600 bushels No
DO, to arrive, at Sll5 to day 600 bushels No Chi
ca2o spring. to arrive at 81 bushels red winter
ONO, to arrive, at $l25. Corn very scarce and held
firmly at 5S cts. sales Oats in demand sales 600
bushels State to arrive at 81 cts Barley firm sales GOO
bushels Canadian, on private terms
CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Flour steady Wheat steady. sales
doo'ooo bushels at s7a9OH cts. for No spring. S4s7 X
cts Tor No do closing at the latter figures 81 O3l 05
or NO red in store Corn firm and 1c higher: sales
oooo bushels at 37d3S cts. in store. Oats steady 25
cts Receipts-27O0 bbls -four 1877 OGO bushels wheat
9oOUo bushels corn, $500 bushels oats Shipments
iSOo dds Hour l6l 900 bushels wheat Freighs firm at
i6GloH cts on wheat to Buffalo Sight Exchange on
New York per cent. premium
CINCINNATI, Sept 6.-Flour market closed with an ad
Vahclng tendency at $525 for Superne October deve-
~. Nmskey 70 cts. Wheat active and advanced . cts
Bacon closed buoyant Sight Exchange on New York
per cent premium ~
MILwAuKIE, Sept 6.-Four steady. Wheat active and
d4 cts higher at % cts for No in store Nothing doing
IN Corn or Oats Recepts-1 200 bbls flour 81 600
wheat 500 bbls -four 81 900 bushels wheat
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL.-Ship BGzadr-26O tons pig iron o 5OO
SACKS salt 81 crates earthenware order i6 pkgs mdse
John Barry. e
For Shipping InteIlipenoe 600 d+b no o.,
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PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL

Fmsr rBR,ycu-Prasant Samnoi q Snino" r., =,
President and n the non,houa ,op,t nsg,'
pmobo % onu J ~ D Inc iheilUels except Messrs'
pau; sHeI, IRONS ana bain'-Mr. ROBERTS, OF the
I'm otauHinS committee on neath, presented
IePort IS o WIN resolution granting PERMISSION to
O.a E'n anu o'coo nusse" 10 erect slaughter
ntnoots Jd oI tle' premises ulst ana monument
s.lcecs, "uoP'eu'-Mr iALB0fr presented a petl-
tlon rom "A Andrew uranam, asking permission to
continue co IN In use frame dwelling on his premises,
sth ~" o. i Asqutsl street. Telerrea.--Mr POLLOCK,
.l vi Cne 9oihI o,ahaing committee on Education,
% zoo fo t "l' rtsolutoh aPPropratng
no, 0G r., vi stnool mouse no. cor
ne anu "reen streets; Iaid on the table
Mor;o snn;th os1; P'eSen'e9 S Peution from
MARIA oulth, asking lor damages Tor pro-