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POLITICAL.

DOUGLAS IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.-The booming of cannon
shortly after noon to-day, announced the arrival of
Mr. Douglas. he was received by large multi
tude, and escorted to the Louisville Hotel.
This afternoon he addressed an audience of some
$4,000 people at Preston's woods. He CHARGED that
buchanan and Breckenridge would be responsible if
Lincoln was elected, as they were both working to
tnat end. he showed the inconsistency of Breck-
nrldge in inviting him to advocate popular soyer
eignty IN kentucky, in 1856, and endorsing his
views then, and now denouncing them as a Rotten
plank in the Democratic platform. Mr. DOUGLAS
said that Breckinridge had sacrificed himself to- the
bolters, who would not vote for him in the regular
Convention, but after seeding, and knowing thew
could not elect their candidate took him up to kill
him off.
Mr.. Douglas spoke for an hour and half, and
was frequently interrupted with applause. Bon
fires are burning before the Courthouse and in the
principal streets this evening, and the Anzeiger
(German newspaper) office is brilliantly illumina-
ted and decorated with flags.
Inc Douglas men are in high spirits at the
achievement of their candidate
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Public Park.

MEssRs. EDITORS: Presuming, now the Commissioners
on the Park have got possession they will doubt
make selection Of suitable persons to fill the different
offices, which no one will require efficiency than the
Superintendent to execute plan the Board adopt
to lay of and embesh the grounds. Such requires one
Of long experience and to out assisted by
ture to make it of the most beautiful spots in this
country, and were chosen to name Of taste and
petent in our midst would be Mr. JOHN FEAST our
pioneers in horticulture and devoted much time and
Dor for our different fairs and institutions entities him
the patronage of which the citizens at large would rejoice
to him filling that Office, possessing all the qualif-
cations required with the greatest integrity.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER GLASGOW
FOUR DAYSLATER FROM EUROPE. ..
Battle Between The Sandman and Papal Armies
DEFEAT OF LAMORICIERE.
Attempt TO Assnssinaie Napoleon.

ST. JouNs, Oct. 1.-The steamer Glasgow, from
Liverpool on the 10Th ult. for New York, passed
Cape Race at O'Clock on Sunday morning, and
was intercepted.by the news boat of the Associated
Press.
The steamer Nova Scotian had arrived out.
The details of tn advices by this arrival will be
forwarded Immediately. 'i-
tsECoND DEsPATCH.7
ST. JOHNS, Oct. 1.-The accounts from Italv are
interesting.
The Sardn ans had defeated Gen. Lamoriciere
with great loss. They had captured Perupia and
Spoleto.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napoleon had
been fired upon by insane man at Toulon but the
aim was arrested by bystander.
The steamer Great Eastern had been success sfully
placed on the "grdron" constructed for her.
THIRD DESPATCH e.
Russian Envoy had arrived at Vienna with a
formal invitation for the Emperor to visit Warsaw.
THE LATEST.
Gen Lamoricere has been defeated by the Sar-
dinians with great loss.
The Sardinians have taken numerous other places
in the Roman Territory besides Perugia and Spo-
leta.
Gen. Cialdini was advancing upon Ancona, and
Adriatic.
1t has been rumored that the Pope has fled, but
the statement, at the latest advices is unconirmed
1t has also been rumored that Gen. Lamoriciere,
with 5000 men, marching towards the frontiers
of Naples.
Garibaldi is raising an army of $50, 900 men, and
navy of five hundred vesses-an indication that
he intends attacking Venice.
The only foreign ministers remaining at Naples
were the British, French, Sandman and American.
The latter was sick.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19-Cotton.-Sales of the last two
days 10000 bales. The market is generally unchanged
The sales to exporters and for speculation were 5000
bales.
Manchester advices are unfavorable
Breadstufs.-Flour closed firm. Mddling and lower
qualities improved Cd to Is Sales at 2Ss 6d31s Cd -
Wheat is firm at advance of for red; white is
unchang ed Corn closed firm and at an advance
of Isl white 37d3Ss mixed and yellow 34D34s Cd.
The weather has been unfavorable for the crops.
Provisions quiet. Beef is heavy and buyers de-
mand reduction. Pork closed firm. Lard steady at
62n64s.
Consols closed Thursday at 9S4 693@.
Produce.-Rosn is steady. Turpentine is dull Sugar
steady. Rice is quiet.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat is firm and holders demand
an advance of 1l2s per quarter The weather in Eng
land has been rainy, but is again fine.
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20Saes of 1000 bales of cotton to
spectators and exporters The market closes firm
Breadsuffs also close firm. Provisions close quiet Rosn
iS heay nj 5a
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nm BY TELEGRAPH
through lillian FISHER Son, StocA and Bill Brokers
No 22 South street
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept %.

200 Silver Hill. z 500 Gardner Hill. .b9o TX
100 ss er Valley ..blo II 1000 North State &c tx
The Washington Constitution publishes a statement
which shows total of exports from the United States for
the fiscal ending June 30 1s6O if the figures are
rightly given of $40067 46l against 1851 79 2o9 total
imports being an excess of exports amounting
252 The imports are only about million larger than
summary is correct upwards twenty millions
larger than for previous year in the history the
country
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| WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The revolutionary events
in Italy excite much interest in official quarters
| here. Notwithstanding that the Government of
Naples, to which Minister Chandler was accredited,
has ceased to exist, he will remain in that country
to attend to American interests, and Minister Dan
iel will continue in the discharge of his own duties
in Sardinia. The question of enarging this mis-
sion to of the first class, authorized by Con-
gress, will! be left for the consideration of the next
Administration
The conference private meeting of Ministers
Wright, Buchanan and Appleton, reported in
late German newspapers, was not, as asserted, in
obedience to instructions from the Administration
at Washington, and certainly the statement in the
same connection that they were to determine the
policy to be adopted by the United States in the
present political position of Europe, is alike with
out foundation.
As various statements have been made on the sub
ect of mails from st. Joseph to Denver, it is ascer
tanned from the proper source that they are to be
continued although between St. Joseph and Jules =
burg they will be transported via Council Bluff,
until Congress shall direct an arrangement other
than the present, which is merely temporary in its
character
The published statement that Gen. Harney was
| removed from his command in Washington Terri
tory, at the demand of the British Minister, is
| thenticaly contradicted.
A previously called meeting of the National Ex.
ecutve Committee of the Constitutional Union
party was held here to-day. Among the members
present, from distance, were Messrs. Mallory of
Ky, Hill of Ga. Bishop of N. j.. Bryan OF Ala, and
Boteler of Va. The business transacted has not
transpred, but it seems that the members of the
Committee are in good spirits as to their Presiden-
tial prospects.
The programme for the entertainment of Baron
Renfrew is not vet completed, but will be in ac-
cordance with the original design, namely: avoid
ing, as far as possible, any public display. He and
his suite WILL on Wednesday afternoon, be convey
ed from the railroad station to the White House in
the private carriages of the President. 1t is ex-
pected that the Baron will dine on Thursday with
the President, in company with the cabinet and
diplomatic corps, and on Friday with Lord Lyons
No public reception in the East Room is contem-
plated. He will be conveyed to Mount Vernon on
the U. S. steamer Harriet Lane, with a distin-
guished escort The day is not yet named nor is
the night for the grand pyroteehnc display
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

hlchmord he be invited also to visit some of the
large James River estates, with their mansions
built OF English bricks, and to observe the practical
prejudice in Great Britain
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THE HAYTIEN NEGROES Love TO THEIR RAcE.-A
John Brown worshipper, who has been looking
after John Browns interest in Port au Prince,
writes to the Boston Journal:
~ arrived here safely and in good health Friday
before last. On the following Tuesday had in
terview with the President. / went up to the pa
lace with Mr.. Ackermann, at whose wife's house l
stay (for he, being ,Chite man, can hold no real
estate and arriving there, we sent in our cards."
The negro, more sensitive than the Republican
white man in New England, knows that the two
races cannot live together upon the laws of Equal
real estate holder.-RiGhmQa& Dispatch,
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The total number of dead bodies recovered from
tne Lady Elgln disaster now reaches one hundred
ana hity-three. There are doubtless over a hun
dred more yet to be recovered, many of which will
probably never be reclaimed go
.he wlll OF the late Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,
ueen admitted to probate in New York. The
n,na wn9 was wealthy resident of Burlington,
doJ -, ,p pwnea property to the amount of two hun
% aIsu tIousand dollars The bulk of his estate as
s ieIt 70 ms family; few thousand were donated
The Lake Superior Journal has report that 4
pea pea Of anthracite coal has been discovered some
fifteen miles from Portage Lake. 'S
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BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUDeE PRICE


TowsoNTowN, October 1.-The Court this morn
ing rejected the plaintiffs prayer in the case of no
s. McKim Us. The Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore, an action to recover 100000 as damages
for overfowing certain building lots adjacent to
Chase Reservoir, and granted two of the four
prayers filed by the defendants. The case was
then argued before the jury-the Court holding an
evening session.--A jury of inquisition was
sworn in the case of Stephen Moran, an alleged
lunatc and pauper, and the party committed to
the care of Mount Hope Hospital, at the expense of
the county.--The Court at late hour adjourned
until tomorrow, when the Criminal docket will be
resumed
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Fatal Accident

OMAHA Cry, Kansas, Sept. ga young man
named Erastus L.. Van Welt, accidentally shot
about eight o'clock last evening, near Fremont. on
the Fort Kearney road in this Territory, by the
hands of julius Rotheim, of Atchison, kansas
The men both belonged to a company of returning
miners. The deceased was from New York State,
and about 70 years of age. The ball took effect be-
tween the neck and right breast, and killed him al
most instantly.
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Munstaru anh Commercial 8tbism.

BALTIMORE, Oct /, 1860.
There smaller amount of business done at the
Stock Board to-day than for long time past the sales
amounting in value only about 4OOO for stocks
generally the market heavy. Nothing was done in
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and only $s2A cash was
bid for it, this figure being less than bid for it
Saturday. In Northern Central there however some
movement but it dropped off in price dollar per
share Sales made of $50 shares at $23 cash. and
$234 23 buyer 60 days. and closed at $22X bid $23h
asked regular way There nothing done in Canton
and only $2l cash was bd.for it, this figure being
less than bid for it on Saturday There nothing
done to-day in Railroad bonds but there were sales Of
s1ls2 Baltimore City 1873 1oO $500 do 6s 1890
at 100 which is decline OF 4. The Mining were
quiet and with the single exception of Deep which
quite strong, they rather heavy. Springfield
declined r. Sales of 400 shares oft made at $3I
time and $34493% cash, and it left off sS% bd s3X
asked regular way There also sales of 200 shares
Consolidated at SIN buyer 60 days. shares Silver Val
ley at $69 buyer go days. and of 500 shares Cambridge
at $106(G1A cash and time There sales of Deep
River made but it closed steady at $1H bid $19 asked
regular way and 81 10 bid SIX asked buyer go DAYS,
these figures being advance of le the closing quo
tations of Saturday. Nothing done in Gardner Hill
Guilford North State, Rudsell, Baltimore and North
Carolina. Gardner Hill closed at $7x bid $7% asked
Guiford at SEX bid, s2 asked, and Rudsell SIN bid
SIX asked regular way.
In New York to-day stocks generally better Erie
advanced IN New York Central 2 Cleveland Toledo
n Michigan Southern III Michigan Southern guaranteed
l; Harlem Ia; Gaena and Chicago u; Canton Il; and
Missouri 6s 4; Reading declined 4 and Rock Island
but Virginia 6's closed as on Saturday at 91A.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
MONDAY, October !, 1890
SllS2 Bait. 6's, '73-100 200 shs. SPRING boo 3I
500 +" '90-l00 200 shs. N. C. Con.
100 shs. N. G. R. b60-23A Mining Co b60-14
so " -23 200 shs. Silver Valley
100 :" b60-23 Mining Co. b60-1 90
200 shs Springfield 100 shs Cambridge
Mining Co. -344 NJ Co, i &C
500 boo 81 400 80 days hat-1b
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N.
HARRINGTON, N. S.-Br. Schr. Volant-2S6 bbls mack
erel 154 do herring do potatoes qtls Goldfish James
Corner 4 Sons.
CHINcHA IsLANDs-Ship Willtam-522 tons guano $50
dunnage bags, Barril Bros
CHINcHA IsLANDs.-Ship Jennie W. Paine-663 tens
guano, 1000 dunnage bags, Barril Bros
C0ASTWISE.
WASHINGTON, N. C.-Schr. Osprey.-3s 600 feet lum
ber Cockey Co.. 325 bbs. tar Jas. Corner 4 Sons
BosToN.- Brig Elisha Doane-4OO bbls. fish, R. r.
Griffith; 300 bdls iron. W G. Wetherall 80 bales hemp
~ A Hamilton 160 boxes tea, 25 bales mats ORDER
pkgs mdse., sundry persons
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SPECIMEN OF GREAT TREE.-In the botanca
gardens at the foot of the Capitol grounds, Wash
lngton city, may be seen a mere shrub foot and 6
half high. correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press thus speaks of it: The parent of this ofshoo
is the celebrated tree, which in solemn grandeu,
overlooks twenty emile prairie in California, ant
whIch is estimated to be some four thousand wears
old 1t is SO large that in its trunk has been estab
llshed rustic tavern, and the story runs that
chambers have been followed out for the accom-
modation of guests.
SINGULAR DIsAPPEARANcE.-A leading physician
and druggist of Olathe, Mo-, and a young gentle
man OF high personal character, was engaged to be
married to a respectable and accomplished Young
lady OF the neighborhood. The marriage was to be
celebrated one day last week; but few days pre-
Viously the gentleman disappeared, and has NOT
SINCE since been heard Of. The young lady received a
package about the time of the disappearance con.
tanning title deeds to all the gentleman's property
In olathe and the neighborhood, amounting to
some several Thousand dollars.
FRoM JAMAIoA.-We e have advices from Kings.
ton, ia, to the sth ult. Capt. Burton, of the
American bark Alvarado, had died in mysterious
manner; His body was subsequently found float
ing in the sea, and coroner's jury had been sum-
moned IN Kingston to inquire into the circum-
stances OF the case Mr.. Holt, of Liverpool, had OBJ
tanned the contract, embracing the legal subsidy,
TOT establishing steam communication between
Kingston and New York,
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Marine Disaster

SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-The Republican of this morn.
ing states that the British bark Jura has arrived at
Tylee with fifteen of the crew of the American ship
Evelyn, which foundered at sea on the 2Sth of july
They had been out eight days in their boats when
discovered, and had lost three men, The crew
were picked up by the bark Lady Macknut, and
landed at Santa Cruz, and have been thence for
warded home by the American Consul at Tenerife
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BOARD OF TRADE
"ns0'itsse of Arbitrotionfor the month Of ,Sept'r
ROBERT HoUGH
D. P. GIBBONS, 1T. L. TINSLEY
HERMAN WILLIAMS, UPTON H. STEPHENS.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


BREMEN Ship Ernestine-9O9 hhds tobacco, Sc cases
tobacco 54 hhds stems boxes furniture 100 bbls
per- 1o7l slaves, refrigerator JAG bags quer bark
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Receipts of Flour and Grain in New York
New YORK, Oct. 1.-The receipts of -four and
grain to-day are as follows Flour, 43, 200 bbIs;
Wheat, 259, ,736 bushels Corn, &c, 800 bushels.
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CG7 cts Coffee is quiet at 14%@l54 cts Spirits Tur-
pentine is aull.saes at 4oq42 cts Rosin is steady at
Sl46(9l.5l Rice is firm at 4%(d5 cts.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1.-Flour is dull and prices are
weak-sales of superne at S5. d562k Wheat is firm
aes Of 5000 bushels white 81 40@1 So Ohio red 81 2S
for Rio Lard Is cts Whiskey closed firm and is held at
23@23H cts. '''N a'
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 29-Cotton-sales to dav ooo
Daies prices easier but quotations unchanged Flour
quiet at $6.10@62 20. Corn quiet at 72G7s cts Provi
sions very dull India baggng IL cts The rest of the
ALBANY, Sept 29.-Flour more active but prices un-
changed Wheat less active; sales 800 bushels Chicago
spring, nrst quality at $4 delivered at Waterford, and
few hundred bushels white Michigan private terms
Barley active: sales 10000 bushels 10 cts for winter
and sOa4x cts for Canada West and East the latter on
the outside figure Corn sales limited 5000 bushels
free in store until the 20h sold at 6S cts some car lots
at the same figure Oats active sales 81 900 bushels at
36d36h cts and 81 cts, delivered State and Canada
West Whiskey at % cts: sales l75 bbs
osWEG0 Sept 29-Flour unchanged at S. so for extra
state Wheat very quiet and parties apart; no sales
Corn hrm and in demand for interior consumption
1000 bushels Illinois at 59x@6 cts Barley in good de-
mand for the interior sales 5000 bushels Canada de-
yerabe before the 10th of October at 76 cts
bushels on private terms Oats and Rye quiet.
CHICAGO, Sept 29-Flour quiet Wheat dull and "a
spring. S3GS4 cts for No. do in store Corn active
and H9lc higher sales 43 900 bushels 3994O cts in
store. Oats dull.
PHILADELPHIA MONTHLY COFFEE CIRCULAR,
Imports since Jan 1st 1860 of Rio direct bags
other descriptions. "a ,19i g
7l,42o
Same period 1859, of Rio l1O GIG bags
Other descriptons,..... 49, 522 :.
16O,16S
Decrease of direct imports this year..... $3.50
decrease OF Rio this year. 70 All bags
Decrease of other descriptions. ....l5,32s u
Stock of Rio this day............ 700
. or other descriptons...... 423 "
'' Same time 1859, of Rio..... 1854
= Of other descriptions. ....... 400 %
1924
Decrease OF stock this year, all descriptions. 3141
Arrivals from Rio dc Janeiro brig ABBY Eliza
BETH a,5eo bags; from Puerto Cabeo barque Rowena
2,74l bags; do from do barque "Jos. MAXWELL" 1880
6ags@5,l3l From Maracabo, barque "Irma, 600 bags
do from Port au Prince brig "War Eagle" 259 bags
Total imports this month"; all descriptions s49o bags
REMARKs.-Snce our last decided change has taken
place in the views of buyers Of Coffee and an advance
OF of cent has been established good to prime Ro
and large sales of low grades offered advance
The sales of the month amount to $3.50 bags Rio from
tst hands, and 5000 bags from neghboring markets
OF Laguayra $500 bags Sold part for New York. at
IA to Is cents for fair to prime leaving only riage on
hand. ANDREWS l. MORRIS Brokers
No. 125 S. Front st.
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\ AVIGATION WAREHOUSE,

M AVIGATION WAREHOUSE
= ,r,, - CORNER a..1. ,.-.
SfEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
r...,., - Baltimore Nd
most reaoe Nautical Instrument Makers in the city
whee te best assortment article in the
cs ne can be found and positively the only establish
ment IN baltimore where NAUTICAI HENTS can
pe made and repaired in proper manner - - -
Chronometers for sale or hire
=, A.. JAMES T. KEMP co,
so-e- Successors to Hagger Brother