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anybody suppose that Douglas could get the sup
port Those States which had strenuousy protes-
ted against him ? He did not stand the ghost OF a
chance, and yet, but for him, Brecknridge and
Lane would be triumphantlv elected His beng
in the field simply constituted to the success Of the
Republicans. All who opposed the Democratic
party and menaced the Constitution should be held
responsible.
They who did so might claim to be Democrats,
but if that were Democracy, he could only exclaim,
"Democracy, OH Democracy, how many abomina-
tions practiced in thy name." lfDouglas were
really Democrat, he would withdraw. He re-
peated that he could not Get electoral vote and
all be could do might be to give votes to Bell
Mr.. Dickinson then proceeded to extol the qualifi
cations of Breckenridge and Lane, and no section
of the Union could object 20 them The continu
of Douglas in the field could only result in the
disruption of the Democratic party, and the cleo
tion of Lincoln and Hamlin. If he withdrew, the
Democracy would stand better chance of sue
cess than in 1856, and would drive
and pestiferous Republicans Why keep Douglas
in the field when the integrity of the Constitution
and the safety of the country involved in the
struggle? Why was he pushed forward a can
didate unless it to build up a great Northern
party to ride over the rights of the South and
trample roughshod upon the Constitution Mary
| land had always been renowned for her conserva-
! tism, and Baltimore stood halfway between the
| North and the South Would not the State OF
Maryland come forward pacifcator and induce
| Douglas to withdraw? Would not the Democracy
of Baltimore demand, in the name Of the Consti-
tuition and all that was good in history, his with
| drawal, so that the Republican party could be
! defeated?
| The citizens of Maryland who had so distinguish
| ed themselves in times past, were called upon to
| fight the battle of North Point over again. Had
| they buckled on their armor? (Cries of Eyes %
| yes. Fort McHenry was again menaced, and
they should come forward and turn the tide of vic
tory. If they fought as valantly as they did o
| yore, then still
THE Star spanged Banner in triumph would wave
Der the land OF the free, and the home OF the brave
| loud cheers.
| At the close of Mr.. Dickinson's remarks he re-
turned to his private paror where he received the
members of the Democratic City Convention and
many other personal and political friends. After
| spending some time in conversation with Judge
| Freshman and others, he conducted to the gen
tlemen's sitting room, where large number o
| persons paid their respect to him. Mr. Dickinson
at eleven o'clock retired to his own apartments.
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THE GREAT EAsrERN.-Y esterday the Directors
of the Bay Line of steamboats, held meeting, at
which it was resolved to charge dollar and fifty
cents (including price of admission board the
ship) per round trip The tickets will be issued so
that those persons going on the Bay Line of steam
will have check which will admit them on
board the ship. Persons who visit Annapolis by
any other means except the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, will not be admitted. The community
may rest confident that this regulation will be
strictly adhered to.
SURRENDERED HIMsELF.--Y esterday afternoon
Erasmus Levy presented himself at the office of
Marshal Kane and surrendered himself prisoner.
He accompanied by his father, and Justice
Hiss released him security in the sum of 81 900,
his father becoming his bondsman, for his appear
to the charge in Court of assaulting
John English with intent to kill.
Recommendation Taylor, who was arrested on
the charge of rioting at Magnolia on Wednesday,
was removed from the Middle district station to
the town of Beair to be confined in the Jail of that
place, to await his trial the charge of rioting
and resisting the officers. In the notice Of this
affray yesterday, Howard county was by mistake
substituted for Hartford.
LARCENY.-Officer Switzer yesterday arrested
ayoung man named G.. l.. Carlton, who is charged
with stealing from the money drawer of S. George
& Sons, the e-sum of $50 in bank notes and gold. He
was committed for Court by Justice Ensor.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Later from Central and South America--An-
other Walker Expedition.

NEW YoRK, August 2.-The steamer Northern
Light from Aspinwall with California advices OF
the llth ultmo, and nearly Sl,O00O00 in treasure,
arrived this morning.
Advices from Guatemala state that the notorious
Gen. Walker left Ruatan on the 2lst of June in a
schooner, accompanied by one hundred men, and
at was joined by another vessel. 1t was sup
posed that he intended to make a descent upon
Omoa or Truxillo
The interior of Salvador had been visited by
severe earthquake. 1t was reported that St Vim
cente had been destroyed.
Advces had been received from Valparaiso to
July 3D. and Calao to the l4th. Letters from the
latter place state that the difficulty between Peru
and the United States is IL settled the Peruvian
Government obstinately refusing to make any con-
cession.
Affairs look squally 10 Bolivia, and Gen. Bolsen
had gone there to take command of the Bolivian
army.
The ten thousand ounces of gold supposed to
have been shipped in the Chilian ship Matias Con-
sino, which wrecked on the coast of Brazil,
not put board. 1t supposed the
wreck was intentional, with design to get pos
session of the treasure. The gu lily party had fed
IN Eurnpa
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS,

The claims which THE DAILY EXCH sNGE makes upon
the attention OF the mercantile and business community
are simply upon those principles of mutual benefit
which every intelligent understand for they
undere in all industrial and commercial
enterprises Ifit be shown that THE EXCHANGEis is
admirable medium for advertising, and that in point of
circulation viii not only bear comparison with that any
other commercial in this city, but that this crcus
ton is dTused wider area, its m rts of
direct communication with the merchants Of other States
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd and saga
cious accustomed to give to matters that
their Individual interests. What then the facts? We
need not refer to the large city circulation of THE EN-
CHANGE, for that speaks for itself Its this
spect is, in point Of time, without parallel. What
to make frank statement of its country crcua
on because the larger proportion of the trade OF TINS city
is derived from the interior The extent which that crcu
ation has reached be gathered from the following par
culars which give the States to which 1t is sent and the
number OF post offices at which distribute
ed careful collation. of mail books shows that THE
EXcHANGEis regularly mailed to sir hundred and t1Ueus
post Qces scattered through the various States and Terri
tories of Union and that the great bulk of this country
circulation those States upon which the merchants of
Baltimore chiefly rely for the increase and perpetual
ton of their trade MARYLAND alone THE EXCHANGE
is mailed to oo hundred and yco post offices, which is
larger circulation of State than is
enjoyed by any other commercial paper in this city
VIRGINIA stands next the list and after Virginia
PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE,
OHIO,
ALABAMA,
GEORGIA,
LOUISIANA,
KENTUCKY,
IOWA,
TEXAS,
and MISSISSIPPI
In ,bs ordsr IN which they are here put down.
r,yr, MONTHLY EXCHANGE.
.,antIv of the above, the MONTHLY SUPPLE
rrhcb is issued DURING THE MONTHS OF FEB
n[,py. MARCH AND APRIL-AND AUGUST, SEP
nv,1pER AND.oCrOBER OF EACH YEAR, IS GRATUI-
roUs1y DISTRIBUTED EXCLUSIVELY AMONG THE
>tERcH ANTS OF THE SOUTH AND WEST to the extent
NJ ten thousand copies each month"; through the well known
agency of Mesrs PRATT Co.. of this city. This
Supplement sent, irrespective OF the regular daily anu
tiveekly issues ofTHE EXCHANGE to Orer three O's-
and most offices in the Southern and Western States AS
field for the advertiser the advantages which its columns
snt for bringing those commodities in which he deals
directly to the notice ofthe very men to whom Baltimore
offers the nearest and best Market must be seeyident
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VOL. VINO. 75S.
ttloaetarp anS commercial Bsbian.

BALTIMORE, August 2, 1901 ]
The transactions in stocks to day were comparatively
light but for nearly all the stocks the list the h
was firm For the Mining stocks the bidding was more
spirited to-day than it has been for some Gays P' ~
the operations in them were nevertheless not
They were generally quite firm and Nerth STATE bait
more and North Carolina Consolidated, and Cambridge
which were the only Mining stocks In whch there was
any business done all higher thah Oh yesterday
Sales were made Of 200 shares Not state at $Z44g
OK $50 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at $lH9
Al c,sb and s1 144G1X buyer 60 days; 500 shares Con-
sodated al ~; and 1900 shares Cambridge at LOG
cash. and slTGl.l9 time Cambridge closed at s1&
hid s14 asked regular way. Springfield rather
heavy but Gardner Hill and Guilford both firm to-
day Northern Central Railway steady at yester-
days figures. There was however but little done in it,
sales only 100 shares being made SO at S2H buyer 90
days, and so at $224 seller 60 days 1t closed
regular way at s22X bid, s22H asked. Northern
Central bonds dropped off however per cent
Sales were made of $4,000 1855 at COX buyer
60 days and So 900 do at SO cash Nothing done in
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares bonds The shares
closed STA bid s76 asked regular way, and for the 1885
bonds 30 asked, but no bid made. For Balti-
City 6s the market continues strong sale
of 81 900 1S75s made at 102 and for lS9Os l02a
was bid. There inquiry for Bank stocks and
sales were made of 25 shares Western at s22 and AZ
shares Howard at slOh.
For Foreign Exchange rates continue nr, pu there Is
only limited business doing in it. The rates to-day
follows viz: London, bankers bills 109H911O; do
commercial do. 1929 G1O9A Paris 60 day bills 5f13A
do short sight do, 5fl14; Antwerp 5f12H; Bremen
790794; Amsterdam4lH; Hamburg 371s; Cologne 73H;
Frankforton- the Main A.
In New York to-day Reading declined 1h Erie VI
Cleveland and Toledo A. Rock Island, Harlem, and Vr
ginia 6s each and Galena and Chicago q; but New
York Central advanced and Michigan Southern guar
anteed2 Missouri 6s, and Michigan Southern common
stock sold at yesterdays figures.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
THURSDAY, August 2, 1860
SlrOO Bait. 6's, '75-102 500 shs n. G. Con.
5000 N C. RI. bds Mining Cob6O- IL
'S5, b6O-694 100 shs Bait. and N.
5000 % '' $50 C. Min. Co. -1A
AZ shs. Howard Bk-1OH 500 ' b60-144
rs shs. estern Bk-22 400 " i A
SO shs. n. c. R.b60-22hl $50 " b60-14
so +" s6O-224 800 shs. Cambridge
200 shs North State .oo Mining Co. i 06 S5
1000 90 b60- IN 1900 b60-119
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Pleuro.pneumonia has, we find, made its ap-
pearance in Philadelphia. farmer Med
Philadelphia, which, proving to be affected by the
disease, died of it, and after he lost another
cow from his former stock, the latter being sup
posed to have caught the infection from the new
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,,.;-,J fha Act,


New YORK, August 2.-The steamer Asia, from
Liverpool on the 2lst ut., arrived here this after
noon. Her advices have been mainly anticipated
by previous arrivals.
The steamer Europa had arrived out.
The latest commercial advices are as follows:-
Bullion in the Bank of England has declined
f325, 900. The London money market closed gen.
orally unchanged, with an abundant supply.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-The sales of cotton to-
day amount to about 5000 bales, the market clo-
sing quiet.
bales. Stock in port 245 900 bales. New Orleans
tres ordinaire 94fr. S5c., decline of 1fr.
SHIP NEws.-Arrived from Charleston, ship Ma
ria, at Barcelona from Baltimore, ship Ellen Stu
art, at Helvoet.
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.s35, ,o27 ,44O S27,2l7,54
S9,O45,81O
The Boston Courier, of Wednesday, says:

The Boston Courier, Of Wednesday, says:
The share market active to- day. but without
improvement in prices though from appearances it would
though the hard pan" had been nearly quite
reached in most There is disposition to trade
among operators which is favorable feature.
Mining stocks were generally in fair demand, with me
dunn transactions in at lower prices Isle
Royale held quite well under the various bear stories
and influences, closing at yesterdays rates Cash
is getting again. only 260 shares being sold regular
n,,Ip 20
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Mrs. Swsshem has published card in the Pitts
burg papers announcing that the difficulty existing
between her and her husband have been settled to
the satisfaction of both parties
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JAMES T. KEMP Il CO.,
j SUCCESSORS TO GAGGER Il BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
THERMOMETERS,
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

SAILING OF THE GREAT EASTERN FOR
OLD POINT AND ANNAPOLIS.
New YORK, August 2, Z. M.-The steamer Great
Eastern sailed this afternoon fer Annapolis, via
Old Point Comfort. She cleared the bar at eight
o'clock
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Eagle City Point barks Cawlns Cadiz; Grey Eagle,
Monrovia.
August Arr steamship Great Eastern, Cape May
bark Flight, Glasgow; brig Industry, Liverpool Avon
dale, Rondout; schr Peerless, Bermuda --Cld ship
Forrest Hong Kong; bark Xantho Aspinwall; brig Eric
etta Naples; Richmond Cadiz schrs Pearl, Vienna;
Warning, Boston.
ALEXANDRIA, Arr brig Stetson, Windso. -
schr Only Daughter, Boston; Henson Price, New York;
Mott Bedill, Brooklyn
NORFOLK, Augt E1-Arr steamship Yorktown, New
York; schr Flight Havre de Grace; schr Indiana, Phil
RICHMOND, July so-Arr schr Marshall, uena Vista
Commander in Chief, New York; 1ngpmar Rockpcrt;
Ike Marvel, onville.-Cld bark sallie Magee,
WILMINGTON, July SO-Cd schr. W II Smith, and
Jas Williams, New York; brig Speedway, Portland
GID brig Lincoln, Portsmouth, N H; schr John,
July 3l-Arr schr Harry Mabee Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July S1.-Arr brig Tempest, st John;
NEW ORLEANS, Jul, 3o.-Arr ship st Louis. New
York. bark Artic, Boston.--Cld ship American Union
Bremen; Ernest Mortz Arndt, do; Danube Barcelona;
e'l' " "e''' M Notice TO Mariners.
Treasury Department, office
Lighthouse Board, Washington July 90
(Offcial.)
Range Lights at Revell, Gulf Of Finland
The photographic Department of the Ministry of Marine
ling marners tho readily to bring in the two
lighthouses at Cathernethal-which rahge marks the
middle of the channel that leads into the radtead at
Reve the southern said lighthouses has been painted
red, ahd the towrr of the northern white
BY order OF Lighthouse Board,
VIM. SEMMES.
Engineer Secretary.
Lighthouse Inspectors Office,
New York, July 80, 1860
On about the 7h of August the Bartetts Reef Light
Vessel will be taken into New London for repairs. A
schooner exhibiting two fixed white lights will take her
place on the station until her repairs completed
BY order of Lighthouse Board.
A. M PENNoCK,
Lighthouse, Inspector I'd dist.
JAMES T. KEMP Il CO.,
y SUCCESSORS To GAGGER BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment OF
ships CompaSses, Quadrans Ocants SeXtan lasses
Barometers, Thermometers Drawing Instruments Lamps,
Surveyors Compasses, Gaugng Rods, out Sticks Board
Rules Tape Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots, Shp.masers
sisan Hedge Anchors Charts of all parts OF the world
Chronomeers rated and Instruments repaired in the best
manner. ap2-n
HHRONOMETERS,
" CHARTS,
BOOKS
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
E5- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETtR WALTER,
20 W Fratt street,
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The report of the marriage of Mayor Wood with
a lady nearly related to Mr.. Bennett, of The Her.
ald is contradcted.
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Freights and Exchange at the South
Sfenmboat ExnIosion

MEMPHIS, August 1.-The steamship La Crosse,
for Galveston, exploded her boilers below this city
to-day, killing four persons and wounding three
others. The boat and cargo are totally destroyed.
Loss $4,000.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
MAYAGUEZ, P. R.-Brig Echo-340 hhds sugar II
bbs. do, Stirling Il Ahrens.
C0ASTWISE.
New YoRK-Schr. Somerset.-1OO tons guano, P. Nal
IN
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Mobile Commercial Matter

MOBILE, July 3l.-The cotton market continues
very quiet though there is rather more firmness
in feeling observable since the receipt of the last
foreign news. We quote middling at 913@9A.-
The crop is still suffering from drought in Texas,
Florida, and some of the more Northern States.