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Union Meeting at Ph,IadeIn,;,


Arrival of the q. S. Frirnte nra,,..,,,,.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The U. s. frIeate Merrimac
from the Pacific, was passed yesterday GOING into
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The expenditures Of Massachusetts, for various
@ charitable objects for the year 1859, amount to
S279,O93; for reformatory and correctional purposes
S237 All; for scientific purposes, S33 446; military.
s65,47l; public buildings, $53, ,l87. The revenue
was 81 .O4O 7O6 u ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

coD,Dr SATURDAY, Feb. 4, 1860
CotFEE;-Coffee continues in demand and the market
for tits still very firm in tone We have reported to-
sales of 500 bags Rio at 1224 We refer for ouota
nons to the report of Messrs. White & Elder Coffee
Brokers, published below ' ~
- WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, Jan. 2s 1860 . o 2oo hare
Received since, per bark Chase. ......., a 6S5 :"
Chadbourn.. 2,23s :"
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING, F.6 G, 1860
:, HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-Miss Maggie Mitch
ell In two Characters in Green Bushes Aferpiece
Sharpe's Rifles, or Rarper's Ferry.
MgsEUM-The Red Ranger, Cobb's story drama
tlzed. Afterpiece-The Tioo Rnzznrds
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-Feb.
3, ls6o.--No 2s6. The Attorney General of the
ciate Reformed Presbyterian SYNOD of New York
ct all plaintiffs in error, The Propretors of the
Meeting House in Federal street, in the town of
Boston The motion to dismiss this cause for the
want OF jurisdiction, was argued by Mr. Bartlett
ton thereto. fp'S
No. Z; Original docket. Elk parte. In the mat
ter ter of Mary B: Penrose, complainant, VS. Joseph B.
W llkinson. The motion for peremptory manda-
mus &C., was commenced by Mr.. G. w. Brent in
support thereof and continued by Mr.. Beniamin
in opposition thereto -'A
Adjourned until Monday at II O'Clock.
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Gongs or signal BELLS to convey orders to enci
neers, are not used in English steamboats,; all Or
ders are passed by word of mouth by boy from
the captain on the wheelhouse to the engineer be-
low deck "Eesur," lease her, and "strawpurr'
lstop herr correspond to one and two bells on
American boats
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The kanawha Valley Star says that the coal OF
factories of that county are in prosperous condi
ton and making large quantities of oil from camel
coal. Other companies are making preparations to
go into it's manufacture
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

The ice-boat, SO much talked of for winter navi
CATION on the Upper Mississippi, was put into sue
cesstul operation at Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin.
cite, thirty two miles, in two hours and ten min
utes returning in two hours, and carrying twenty
passengers.
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A fine of three hundred dollars was on Thursday
imposed upon Morrissey, the pugilist by the court
at Buffalo, for his participation in the prize fight
between Price and Kelly. O'DonnelI and RriTgs
were fined two hundred dollars eacn. -e-
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The shoemakers of Lynn to hold mass meet
ing on Friday evening next, to consider what mea
sures may be expedient, in view of the depression
of their craft, and to take measures to secure an
advance upon the present low rates of wages.
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Ia w NTELLH EVCh

;, CRIMINAL CoURr.-Hon. Henry Stump. Ju ge.-
Frederick Pinkney, ESQ.,, Deputy States ATTORNEY.
on the opening of the Court, Mr. Pinkney re-
marked that the impression was that his Honor
would not be in the city, and that therefore no
prisoners or witnesses were present. under the cir
cumstances he proposed an adjournment
The Court then adjourned until this morning at
ii o'clock. ~
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. WIN. l.. Mar
shall, Judge '"'
The following occupied Saturday,
Mrs. Mandelbaum vs.. Samuel Chesney. Anan
peal from Justice Woodward. Judgment re-
versed
+. Pfatzen VS.. Aaron Rider. An appeal from
Justice Morrison. Judgment affirmed,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. r. N. Martin, ,Judoe
Ihe following occupied Saturday:
- ID. II. j. Reynolds as. the Mayor and Civ
Council of Baltimore. Motion for a new trial
Argument on the part of defendants concluded bv
Jonathan Meredith, Esq. y
Assignment for to-day 374 to 396.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. VIM. Fell
Giles, Judge. The following occupied Saturday:
Isaac NJ Singer and William Clark vs. William
;. Walmesly, agent of Ladd, Webster & Co. Be-
lore reported. Testimony on the part of defendant
continued.
y CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-Hon VIM.
George Krebs, Judge
Nothing Of public interest done on Saturday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise was the lucky
holder of the number that drew the superb paint
ing OF the "Village Blacksmith" at the recent
New York "
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r, A duel took place last Saturday a week near New
orleans, between Messrs. Ernest Cauonge and Vic
tor Gerodias, of that city. The weapons were
uouole ,oaTreIled guns-distance, forty PAGES. On
the second fire Mr.. Gerodias received ball in his
lett knee, in consequence of which he may have to
lose his leg. The fun then stopped
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~, DEATH OF JUDGE JOEL JONES' OF PHILADELPHIA -
Inc fhiiaaeiphla Press, of Saturday, says: We
are called to record to day the death of another
distinguished jurist-another ripe scholar-anotber
eminent citizen, whose private and whose public
lie have been at once pattern and an object of
Prlae. Inc Hon Joel Jones, for number of years
Judge of the District Court, afterwards for a tma
President of the Girard College, and previous to
consolidation, for two years Mayor the citv died
Yesterday morning at his residence in Walnut
street. street aged about "a Judge Jones was man of
gifted intellect, and of varied requirements.
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The Amoskeag Veterans Manchester, n. H
Wi VIII celebrate the birthday of Washington on the
22d of February by a parade, an oration. dinner
and ball. William Stark, Esq, of Manchester,
will deliver the Grafton on the occasion
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A prize skating match came off at Rochester last
Friday. About twenty entered for the race which
was for distance of four miles and half The
hrst prize was won by Amenzo Cooley. Time, nine
teen minutes thirty-three seconds
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06
TIE CONGRESS AGAIN.

Charges Against American Shi hipmasters.
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Mr.. Charles Caswe, residing near Petersburg.
Va, while at breakfast on Thursday morning, en-
deavored to swallow the tough tendons of a fowls
Gently married.
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- IlkCulT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Befnre
Hon. Judge Price.
TowsoNTowN, Feb. 4, 1860
Richard }. Cuttings, Esq. Attorney for the STATE
prosecuting, assisted by John T. Ensor, ESQ
state us. VIM. q. Ford, indicted for the wilrul
murder OF police officer Thomas Burnham. alleged
to have been committed at No. l57 Vine streat
1858. o -''" uay oi 'uiy'
Inc prisoner was again placed in the dock. and
the following witnesses examined. but their evi-
dence Is only reiteration of what was adduced
and published at the time of the first trial in the
baltimore City Criminal Court: Lieutenant VIM
Il. Il Grnver, Of the city police; Miss King, Miss
hent, Robert Hill and Mr.. Kent
At the close of the examination of the last namad
witness the State announced that it had closed
WIN the exception of rebuttug testimony and
the examination of two absent witnesses, Messrs
Hill and Hessey 'ie'' o.
lhe State proposed that the defence now nrocaad
10 examine their witnesses, and on Monday the
State would finally close, when the absent wit
nesses would be in Court; but to this the counsel
ior the prisoner objected, on the the ground that
they would not have ample time to rebut the testi
mony SO elIclted but, by permission of the Court.
tney would now proceed to make their OPENING
statement to the jury, which would facilitate the
progress OF the trial. To this the State objected
ana the Court took a recess until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock A''' iiihs
l. Nevitt Steele and John l.. Thomas, Esos.. at
torneys for the accused ~
The case of Wooden u.s. Wooden in eouitv wos
set down for trial on W ednesday next
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
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BALTIMoREANs INJURED-We noticed the fact IF
the accident on the Western Railroad of Massacbn.
setts, few days SINCE by which one man was killed
and severally severely wounded. We learn from
the Boston Iraoeter that among the injured are Mr.
both having sustained slight injuries by the acci
dent; Mr. Luckett received a scalp wound and
injured. ''N A'' manu-
The New Haven Journal, of the Ist instant. saws
fhat the illness of Hon. Charles A Ingersol, of the
CnlleI states District Court, has taken more un-
favorable turn within day or two. and that his
recovery is hardly hoped for by his family and
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

The village of Rockville, Montgomery county
are about to send memorial to the Legislature
asking for an act ofincorporation for their town
A meeting was to be held for the purpose on Sat
urday
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

The Montgomery Confederation learns that the
efforts OF Bishops Polk and Elliott III behalf of the
In that city they raised $780, 900 during their recent
visit.
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FIRES IN PRINCE GEORGES CoUNrY.-On Tuesday
the courthouse stable, and carriage-ho house. belong
ing to Mr.. Philip Hill, Jr.. Long Old Fields,
rrlnce Georges county, Maryland, together with
ABOUT nifty barrels of corn, carriage and farming
implements, were consumed by fire. On the Zlst
9ltimo the dwelling the farm of Thomas w,
koolnson, near Brandywine, same county, and oc-
most of the furnitura VIZ"
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Steamer Asia,

STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
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From Kansas and Utah.

Refuses to Testify.
BosToN, Feb. 5.-Mr. Redpath has resolved not to
respond to the summons of the Harper's Ferry In
yestigation Committee of the Senate, and has left
here for parts unknown.
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A NOTABLE CHARACrER.-The widow of Santerre
Ihe m brewer-who played so prominent a part in the
OF Louis HVI.-is still living. She resides in the
faubourg st. Germain, and aiIirms that she has in
her possession the keys of the Bastile; also A mum
Der OF curious minutes and manuscripts relative to
persons who were imprisoned in that fortress
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FROM LIVERPOOL TO CNoGNNArG.-Thirty- casks
OF hardware were shipped from Liverpool on the
AN M OF January, on the Portland steamer for How
Portland to the Grand Trunk Railroad, reached
Detroit on the lst inst, and will be ready for de-
livery in this city to-day-twenty- y-nine days out.
rms ms is about the time it usually requires to get
Cincinnati Gazette, Feb g.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS NORTH AMERICAN
AND CITY OF BALTIMORE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ETBOpE
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The dwelling of VIM. E. Stubbs, ESQ. sitpotad
IN Berry's District, Montgomery county, Md, was
destroyed by fire on last Monday night, the inmates
barely escaping with their lives
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

Inc recent Republican Convention of Connecti-
cut, passed the following resolution:
fe"otred, That the recent awless invasion of Vir-
gihla oy an armed band, with a view to moest and
disturb peaceful community in the auiet noses,
sion of their andoubed constitutional rights meets
with our unqualified condemnation
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

terday, that Tom Hyer and John Morrissey were
engaged in an encounter, during which the former
| was shot by bis ANTAGONIST on Friday last
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james Prentis, of Allegheny county Pennsylva-
MIA, convicted last June of the mansaughter of
Peter Black, was pardoned by Gov. Packer last
Thursday.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

series of joint resolutions have been introduced
| to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, inviting the
Legislature of Virginia to visit Harrisburg before
| the close of the session
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Lieut. Hagan, of the U. 5. army, is to be pre
sented with sword by the citizens of San Apto.
nio, Texas, for his services the frontier against
the Indians e'1''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-22
SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published In Augusta, Gt0rgia.
DIR. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN, Literary Editor.


w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.
V>HIs is The title Of Weekly paper devoted TO Ag-
! .icultuIe, Literature and An, which am publish
ing in Augusta Georgia. Il will be in quaHo form Of
eight pages folio slEeeach issue 10 contain iory CO.
umns Of matter. Il will be ~ general style similar 10,
and 10 size somewhat larger than the New York Led
ger, IL will be published good book paper, aud viii
be in mechanical execution 10 the best style OF typo.
graphical Ia utility, Il will be all that the hest az.
rculural science aud practical knowledge Of the south
can furnish. weekly visitor TO the homes u South
ern planters and farmers, il will be useful and
acceptable " hem than any nlonhy Journal Of equal
merit
Ny aim !. 10 establish paper that will lie shice
OF information that will be useful 10 southern planters
aud farmers, and repository Of Southern thought,
gnalion and taste ~ the realms u Literature and
/ Art; aud to obtain for u such extent Of patronage
aud success as will justify the most liberal compensas
lon 10 Oh is contributors Able and experienced edi,
lors are engaged and steps are in progress 10
contributions from The most pleasing Southern writer's
Of both reHes Much latent talent will be brought 10
light aud furnish sseeaole surprises 70 southern
people.
.Full many gem Of pu,es, ray serene"
will fash before the aJmrilg eyes, aud cause gene.
Ious glon 10 Southern genus
+ The Agricultural Editor will be DR.. Daniel lee. the
dsiing cd Professor Of agriculture IN the University
Of Grorgar editor Tor many years pas. Of the Southern
Guiyator, and leading contributor 10 many North.
EN- agricultural journals of tie highest reputation.
The Literary Editor will be NJ, w. W. Mann. Of
ihi. rs IN accomplished rer Of fine taste and schc.
larry attainment who. having retired Iron the seiise
duties Of the legal profession. spout nsny years 10 Eu.
rope and vas for several yeaisthe Paris correspondent
u The National lnlellgsneer, aud Southern Literary
Messenger.
Trfm.-Cash 10 advance. 50 a year.
fi,t GI afut
received Il par.
JAMES GARDNER.
A.....4. e. AZ
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More Cheap New Goods - Salt at 81
per sack.
GOOD Cuba Sugar al 10 cents, good Hoop Skirts
"a at5O nts; also Snu,mer Calico, Beached Shirt
ings and Sheetnes Bed Ticks, Black Cailicos, Black
Tamerline, hid Gloves, wash.leather Lisle and Silk
Gauntlels Hair Nets, Cambrick and Furniture Dim
ity. Marseillcs Quilts Curtain pamask, heavy House
wife Linen. Cohees, Sugars, genuine King Mountain
Iron, Bacon, Philadelphia shoes. Ladies' Congress
heeled CATERS Black and White Kid Slippers Booees
&c. &c and many other new goods just received and
more coming.
JAMES WEBB.
lime n A.
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A REMARkApLE lNcIpENT.


The Presbyterian tells the following: We
reeeRtly heard remarkable aud touching
story of little boy. the son Of a gentleman
10 an adjoining county. His age !. twelve
or thirteen. lie Is an interesting, promising
lad. One day, during the past winter, he
failed to rise in the morning, as early as
usual. At length, his father ~ent into the
room where he lay, aud asked him shy he
did not get upl He said It seemed dark
vet and he was waiting Tor daylight. HIS
father retired, but the boy did not make his
appearance for some time he returned aud
SAID second time, " Ny son, why don't you
ret OPP" He replied. !" Father. ]. It day.
light = "Ye., long ago." Then, father, :
the little fellow said. 4" am bllnd." And ~
II was. His sight was gone.
In a short time has father took him "a
Nashville. TO get the benefit Of the medica'
profession there. but noae q the physicians
could 60 anything for him, aud happily made
no experiment on his ewes. SUme iEdles ~
q family Of his fathers acquaintance, sought
10 cheer him Ia his afflieuOn, aud one NIGH
proposed to take hin 20 the upera, that bs
might hear the music aud singing. lie vent
aud "a. delighted. IL the course VI tie
performances, al at once he lesped up, threw
b.. arms around his fathers neck. aud scream
ed With ecsiarv, " On, father | can see
ean see . lis sight had instantly retained
And since then he has retained i ~ lal
s,gor. eacsp, that under excitement there u
sometimes . transient dimhess of vision
The case j. Que VI remarkable and singulA
character.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

by Henry Stephens FRS 81 Edinburgh. and The lits
T. Norton, Professor u Scientific Agiiculiufs ia
fsle College, New Haven. vols. Royal OeiasO
1000 pages, and numerous sngfavings.
This q, eOniessedly, the most complete work on Az.
ficUiure published, and 10 Older % give wider
circulation, aud publishers hase resolved 10 reduce the
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always ts addressed. postpsiJ 10 Tho Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
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December -. "a.
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DC. &c. 4e.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,

LlSI OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For sale q. The DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEAN--Esfly Sir Weeks, Red speckled yasntins,
Brown dilto, Red French, tprge Luna " butter
Carolina, scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEEF-Enfa EsIiy lump. Early Blood, Long Red
silesiin Or Whit. sugar, Swiss ChsrJ.
BRUCOLI-purple Tape.
CABBAGa-sarly YORK French Or Heart. Early su.
gar l.aaf. Esils B.tlsfs,a, Eary Dfnmhrad. DRUM
head savoy, Large Late Drutnhead, Late Fiat Dulrh
If.sn Glazed, Red Dutch. los pIckleing.
GARROf--l,ons Orange, EAfiY Horn, Large Field
GAULiFBOHER.
cELEkf-W solid. Silver Giant, Red solid,
ElKN--Esefgrreu sugar
eGGGIBER-Esfly Frame. Long Green. tihefkin.
EH6 PLANT .L1tge PgfPie, Early Purple.
ENUINE-bfren Iurlsd.
LETTUCE Esriy CurIej, BrOsn Dutch, Roy ll Cab.
bage, Dtanhssd. Mhhe Cos.
MEi.LUNs-Numeg CIlryn. MpuntsiH Sptoui.
MIST AkD-Mhnr, Brown.
NAsfERrICA.
UkRA.
ONION silver skin ~ White, Large Yellow.
PARSLEf --CufieJ VI double, PLAIN u sin. u.
PAksN lP-s sugar.
PEAS I.sndreib's Extra Fairly. Harly Ffsms. R1y al
Dwarf HaraWiat. Eady May. Bi.hop. Early.
PEPPER-Large sweet. Buii Nose.
PUdpkiS--Comman Field
KADish - Long searirt sHort Top. White T0ILy
Rooted. keJ Turnip Rooted, Long salmon.
HHUBARB. or Pie PlsnL
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CH--Round savoy.
sQUAsH-Esrly Bush, Long fifeen.
T0MATO-Lsfgs Red.
TpRNiP-Early Plat butch, Red Top. fsfg, Norfolk.
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