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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New YORK. June 12.-Flour is heavy-sales of 16 900
bbls.; State S475G4S0 Ohio $5.3Od5 35; Southern
s575@626 Wheat is dull-saes of 100000 bushels;
Chicago Spring 90 cts. .(a$l08; Milwaukee Club 81 l0d
1l5 red Western Sl30; white S1.40Gl 60. Corn is
changed-saies of 140 600 bushels Whskey closed firm
at 6HG16a cts Sugar has advanced a-saes of 300
hhds.; Porto Rico 5&d64 cts; Muscovado 3AG54 cts.
Coffee frmsales of 200 bags; Rio ll@14 cts Rosn
firm at 81 25. Freights dull
PHILADELPHIA, June 12-Four is unsettled; sales Of
5000 bushels; red 81 301 "a; white 81 35l a. Corn
is quiet sales of 900 bushels yellow 5ld54 cts
Coffee is selling at lll2 cts Whiskey is dull at
IL cts.
NEW ORLEANS, June IL Cotton-nothing done-sales
of three days $50 bales Receipts 900 bales against 500
last year, same time: decreased receipts, 350000 all
all ports, ss3, 600, Other articles unchanged
ALBANY, June II Flour dull Wheat-sales 200
bushels Chicago spring at S2E cts. Corn-sales 5000
bushels Western mixed demand-sales 900 bushels
"a cts Oats in active demand-sales bushels
80 Canada East 81 for Chicago cts State
Shipped by tows to New York ISL 600 bushels corn,
pol SEQ wheat.
BUFFALO, June 1,-FlOur steady and in moderate
home demand. Wheat market steady with fair demand
sales 5000 bushels No Chicago spring at 80 cts
IS 900 bushels fair TO good Milwaukee club at S2S4 cts
Corn-demand moderate and market less frm-sales
sale. Whskey ower-sales 1900 bbis at Ia cts Canal
expors-2000 bbs -four, 14l 900 bushels wheat l4o 0O0
bushel. corn, and II 900 bushels oats.
OswEGo June 11-Flour steady, with moderate demand
for inferior and Eastern tradesaes $50 bbs at "a for
fancy State Wheat market fat; no sales Corn dull
safes bushels at 81 cts Canal EXPORTS 800 bbls
flour Al OOO bushels wheat and 6 700 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, June 11.-Four dull and lower. Wheat
demand ght and declined ct.-saes at 7l72 cts. for
No. l. in store Corn very dull-saes at So cts 0a.s
l3s 900 bushels 12000 bushels oats. Shipments
4500 bbls -four AZ 600 bushels wheat S goo bushels
5000 bushels oats Freights easier wheat cts to Buff
falo Exchange on New York II per cent. discount for
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WASHINGTON, June l2.-Col. Stones column has
been heard from this morning, but there is nothing
to indicate their ultimate movements. They are
still in Maryland.
The improbable rumor that General Butler had
renewed the battle al Great Bethel, with great re-
suits, caused an intense excitement throughout the
city to-day.
Lieutenant Butler to-day brought the official des-
patches of the actual engagement under General
Pierce. They do not essentially vary from the pub
lished accounts. 1t is therein stated that of the
fourteen federas killed. eight fell by the hands of
their friends, through mistake, as heretofore eY-
planned, and that the number Of wounded is forty
In
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NJnEE1rp sna Commercial Rsblfts.


BALTIMORE, June H. 1861.
Stocks generally were heavy to day although Railroad
shares were rather frmer than yesterday >aes
made at the Board of IS shares Baltimore and Ohio at
sii cash, and they closed steady at $40 bid si2 asked
regular way Northern Central shares closed Is bid
sliS asked regular way, but nothing done in them
sale was however made Of 81 900 of the 1855 bonds o
this road at 37k decline of per yesterdays
price. In other Railroad bonds there nothing done
but Baltimore and Ohio's closed 20 bid for 1855; 62
bid for S50s and 1855; and 59 bid for lS62s There
was some little inquiry for City 6s and sale of s765
1905 made at SIX interest They closed at 81
bid SLY asked for the opening Maryland 6s 1870 were
offered to day at 75h, which is heavy decline the
price previously asked, but bid made for them
Springfield Mining frmer today 81 20 being bid
and Il 40 asked for it, but bid made for any
the other Mining stocks.
In New York day Virginia 6's declined X; Tennessee
bonds ! y; and Canton 4 but Erie advanced X; New
York Central y and Reading 4. North Carolina bonds
closed at 81 yesterdays price.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
WEDNEsDAY, June II 1861.
500 Bait. SIS go opg-Sl4 10 shs. B. * o. RI. Al
1000 N.C.RR. BIDS. 's5-37H Is ' Al
10
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BALTIMORE COUNTY COURF-JUDGE PRICE.
TowsoNTowN, June IL, lSGl.-The appeals were
resumed, and the Court reversed the Judgment be-
low, in the case of Thos S. Clayton u.s. Caleb Bishop
each party to pay their own costs.--Jesse and
Edward Hoshall Us. Nicholas Hoshall, tried before
the count and held under curia.-The Baltimore
and Hartford Turnpike Company u.s. Edward Silver.
An appeal to set aside judgment of $40 for toll
at gate No l. j. Henry Keene, Jr., counsellor for
the defendant, admitted that the road was trav-
ersed, and the account was correct, as charged,
providing it should appear from the testimony, that
under the Company's charter they had right to
exact toll at all, and called j. Henry Keene, Sr.,
to the stand to testify in regard the bad condi
ton OF the road, when Messrs Cuttings and Grason.
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Southern Items.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June l2.-The Surveyor of the
Customs at Evansville, Indiana, has notified steam
ers that the transportation of provisions to Smith
land and Paducah, KY, are in violation of the in
structons Of the government, and will be prohibit
ted.
Savannah papers of the 7th inst. state that the
ship Sebasticook, of Bath, Me-, had been seized by
the Collector Of the port in consequence of re-
naming there longer than allowed by law.
Special despatch from Charleston to the New
Orleans Picoyhne, dated the sth instant, saws that
Gov. Fickens has published notification against
sending funds to the North, such being in conflict
with the law on the subject
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.


r, BY TELEU KAFH.
Through WILLIAM FIsHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
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Conference between the Governor of Missou-
souri, and the Federal Authorities.

souri, and the Federal Authorities.
ST. Louis, June ia conference between the
State and federal authorities has been held The
State was represented by Governor Jackson and
Major General Price, and the general government
by General Lyon and Colonel Blair
The State authorities demanded the reno val or
disbanding of the federal troops from the soil OF
band the militia. General Lyon refused to com
ply and the conference, after session of four hours
broke up without coming to pacific conclusion.
Governor Jackson and General Price returned
at once to Jefferson city by a special train
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New YoRK, June l2.-The steamer North Star
has arrived with the California mails of the 2lst
ult. and treasure.
The papers of the 4th of June contain advces
from Carthagena, which report Mosquera to have
beaten the Government forces in two battles, in the
first of which, April 25th, the latter lost 800
Cured near B0gale. General Mosuuera was
doubtless in possession of the Capital.
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Since January 5I6 4g7 ss7 elo COS s5z 40

1859 1860 1861
Total foc the week 81 0O00l2 SIS7I727 s252OOl3
Previously reported. 36OSSS79 55,39l AT
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WASHINGTON, june II POSTAL COMMUNICATIONS
with Mexico by way OF New Orleans having been
Interrupted, the Department has directed the mails
for that country to be made up at New York and
sent by every steamer to Havana, in care of the
American Consul, who will forward them to Vera
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARYLAND.
ADJOuRSE SPECIAL. SEsSTnN
ufrEftF.PERIcK, June II, 1861.

,frEiEtDEHIcK, June II, 1861
bill was submitted by Mr.. BuRGFss. redpc;rc,
the legal fees for the apprehension Of runarra
slaves 331a per cent. Passed.
MIR. WALLIS reported bill providing for the de-
tecti' and punishment Of fraud in the drawing of
jurors for Baltimore city Passed.
Mr.. CoNPToN, from the Committee on military
affairs, submitted report in relation to the expen
dture of the $4,000 appropriated for the purchase
OF arms for the State, pronouncing the report of
the Adjatant General on the subject incomplete
and unsatisfactory, and appointing committee to
examine persons and papers.
An order submitted by Mr.. MAXWELL, was adop-
ted, requiring the Comptroller to inquire whether
the Northern Central Railroad Company had COM
piled with all its obligations to the State
The resolutions of Mr.. DENNIS of Somerset. we're
taken up when Mr.. FIERY opposed them. He was
briefly responded to by MIR. DENNIS when the
House adilurnad -
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SgIpplng Sntell;gene,
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE IL.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamer Georgeanna, Pearson, from Old Point Comfort
ya-to N Falls. Passed of York River a herm brig
and off the Potomac, ship, bound up.
Steamer Henry L Cav, Tier, from Philadelphia-mdse
to J Shrver.
Steamer john s. Shrver, Dennis, from Philadelphia
mdse to A Shrver.
Ship Casdas Stafford from Rotterdam, April Goth,
passed Dover Nav lst and days to the capesmdse to
NJ Hodges Jr; lowed up by Ajax. From Ion 2l to As
encountered continued succession of westerly gates
Cavade, Cork bound to the Westward ed lat 45 35
Ion Al spoke Br bark Kate Eveeyn, bound to Quebec
same day. lat A 30 Ion Al 3 spoke Br brig Aurora "
days ont bound to Gsspe 25th lat 43 30 lon IS 49, fe
IN with ice and In the distance Of 40 miles, large Ice
pergs teld ice and pieces detached from the bergs
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL COURT--JUDGE BOND.
There were no cases ready for trial in this Court
yesterday. 1t adjourned till this morning at ten
o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL
Gotleib Praber State. Appeal from Rdg
away. Judgment reversed.-Charles F. Maver
and Christopher L. Mayer John W. Ringrose.
Action on promissory note. Verdict for plaintiffs
for S2s6-Assignment for Friday from 122 to
142.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
There were no cases tried in this Court yester-
day, and the jury were discharged till Monday
morning next.-Assignment for Monday from
665 to 708 inclusive.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-JupGE GILES.
United States Us Daniel McCann, indicted for
cruelty beating seaman named George Young.
jury out.
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Terrible Railroad Accident-Four Persons

CINCINNATr, June ll.--A special despatch from
Wheeling, Virginia, to the Cincinnati Commercial
says: "a collision occurred at Glencoe, thirteen
miles from Wheeling, on the Central Railroad, to-
day, killing four OF the employees on the road, =,
smashing an engine, and shattering one or two
cars"
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A Mammoth Flag for Washington.

PHILADELPHIA June II "A citizen OF Washing
ton has purchased here flag to elevate on the
4'h Of July on the Washington National Monument.
The flag is 26 by 40 feet. The staff is to be procu
red at Baltimore. The whole elevation will be
200 feet The cost of the flag has been contributed
by citizens OF Washington.
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LEAvENwoRrH, June u.--A special election was
held in this State to-day for member of Congress
There was no opposition to the election of NJ. F.
Conway, the Republican candidate. A very light
vote was nnllah
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.

FUKEIUN.
JERSEY ENG.-Br brig ZiJtah.-3O tons coal, 80 bbls
II. r. Tucker
CHINcHA ls-Shp Atalana.-1,I5 ,I5o tons guano, Barril
Bros.
COASTWISE
NEwBERN, ~ C.-Schr. Cathdrine-2 bbls turpen-
tine, lO5 do tar 10 do rosin Whedbee Dickinson; 1928
do. turpentine, bale cotton, Jas. Corner Sons
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE 4th Connecticut
regiment arrived here last night and were met at
Camden with orders from Washington to proceed
by the Pennsy yvania road, is supposed, to Cham
bersburg.
The sloop-of-war jamestown passed the break
water this morning with sealed orders.
HAGERsTowE, June 12-i0 P. M.-Cattle, hay
and oats arriving here in large quantities, in
dicating an immediate forward movement of troops
here.
number of companies of regulars reached
Chambersburg to-day from Minnesota. From one
to two regiments are arriving at that point daily.
One Wisconsin regiment arrived to-day.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

fDRElGN.
HAvANA-Steamship Bdlimore.-97 96I lbs hams 144
657 do lard 600 bushels corn 23i dozen brooms cask,
figs, 750 1eams paper, pkg. shoes.
CURACoA, BR. GUIANA-Schr. PrisciIa-2Oo bbls
flour, SO do. meal. l26 bus corn. 25l bbls beef
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Sr JosEPg, June 1.-Two companies Of the Sec,
Ohu oG'ea ra@ Fort Infantry arrived here last
of the First Infantry started from For Ksarnsv
yesterday for this place. The battalion viii nnm.
ber $50 men, and is to be commanJed NV Moinr
Sully. They will probably be stationed here }or
the present. O
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ALEXANDRIA, June l2-This city continues quiet
the only excitement being occasioned by the news
from the military districts. There are but slight
indications of any further movement at present
from this point. In the meanwhile all efforts are
making to fortfy the position. There was a slight
alarm last night, of the pickets being fired on
but "nobody hurt"
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CAPTUREs.-On Saturday morning, party Of se-
cession soldiers were captured by squad of the
69th, Camp Cochrane, who had gone out on a
foragng expedition. One of the captured ones is
brother to Jackson, who killed Ellsworth. Two
secession soldiers also captured by the picket
guard of the Michigan Regiment, yesterday morn
ing The secessionists fired on the picSets, thereby
One of them is Lieut.. Fleming, of the Letcher
Guard, and the other private Samuel Green, of the
Goochland Light Guard The Alexandria piekets
cession forces, who rode inside the lines. They
were in uniform and well armed, and were confined
in the Marshall House. These two men are sup
posed to be Major W. d. Mutt, late of the United
pa r,ossau@ar ;n tbe Fi,st Gomntras GHgGSson' Gg'
Washington Star.
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Western Virginia Convention.

WHEELING, June l2.-The Western Virginia Com
vention met here yesterday, and after temporary
organization, adjourned this morning.
About forty counties represented. Arthur
). boseman, of Wood couGty, was chosen perma-
nent chairman, and delivered patriotic address.
The programme of the Convention seems to be
Provisional Government for the State and the de-
position of the present State authorities.
Mr.. Carlile offered resolutions which were adopt
ed thanking Gen. Mcclellan, commencing the gal
lantry OF the troops at PhilIippi, and compliment
ing the bravery of Col. Kelly.
SECoND DESPATCH
WHEELING, June II, =. M.-This afternoon a
committee of thirteen appointed to prepare
business for the Convention. Resolutions were
submitted for the separation of Western Virginia
from the State and the formation of a new State,
the preparatory arrangements to be submitted to
the Legislature to be convened in this CITY. This
mode is preferred in order to avoid burthensome
State debt which Western Virginia had no part in
incurring.
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War Prices at New Orleans.


NEW ORLEANS, June IL tVia Louisville There
Is some little inquiry for cotton for manufacturing
but no sales Flour is held at $4,000. Pork
$25@26 per Dbl.
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War Items.

FREDERICK, June ia letter received here to-
DAY states that on Monday evening last body of
5000 United States troops reached Rockville
Montgomery county, and encamped there The
supposition expressed by the writer of the letter.
is, that the force will DE divided and despatched to
guard Edwards ford and Noan's ford across the
Potomac, across which the Virginians might come
and assail the Capitol in the rear. large Con-
ederate States force is said to be stationed in tue
nelghborhood of the fords mentioned and fears of
collision are expressed. The news of the Great
Bethel battle, received here this evening" creates
much and general excitement.
The sympathiZers with the cause of the South
are iubilant the stirring tidings, and do not
attempt to conceal their great qualification. The
Union men express unaffected regret at the result
There exists general incredulity at the report of
the small number of killed and wounded, which is
conjectured to have been very heavy.
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Ir,,;ta,t S,,tn. ST., . VI. ~

FTtPtiiftiuIs at NtW UFIthls 10 Cnpt tlfe the
United States Sloop-Of-War Brooklyn.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1l.-A young man who left
New Orleans on W Wednesday oflsst week reports that
steam tow boats were being prepared there for pri-
vateers, and large fotilla getting ready to go
down with floating battery to capture the United
States sloop-of,war Brooklyn, then blockadipg the
mouth of the Mississippi.
1t was asserted at New Orleans that 40 900 Con
federate troops were encamped in the neighborhood
of that city.
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How CoTToN AFFECTS LIrERArURE.-T

How CoTToN AFFECTS LIrERATURE.-The New
York Express quotes the following:
The London Critic, in a notice of Mrs. H. B.
Stoves "Pearl of Orr's Island" is ungaant
enough to say that 'Mrs. Stoves forte we conceive
to be niggers-pious and impossible niggers."
And then adds:-
The English lsterat, as well as the English hu-
manitarians and politicians, thus, after the
other, giving the cold shoulder to our American
Aboltionists, who have, all along, been putting
their trust in them. 1t was bad enough to have
Lord Brougham tell them, the other day, to "hush
up''-but to have the Beechers snubbed by
the Crttic-an original admirer of Uncle Tom
is the unkndest cut Of all. We expect, ere long to
learn that Stafford House has passed resolutions
against Wendell Phillips, VIM, Lloyd Garrison. and
the Anti-SlaUery Standard-all "pets'' of the Eng
lish AboIitionists until "Cotton' was in danger.
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The Balloon in War.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE government has
made temporary arrangement with the well
known Professor Lowe for feronautical recon
nosance OF the strength and position of the rebel
forces at Fairfax Courthouse and Manassas juno
ton. lie has been actively engaged to-day in get
ting ready for his first ascension tomorrow. The
balloon will be attached to cable some two thou
sand feet in length, in order to secure steady
point of observation.
In addition to the eronaut, an engineer officer of
the regular army and telegraph operator, with
the necessary apparatus, will go up. A supply of
wire will be taken aboard and reeled off as the bal
loon rises, to insure telegraphic communication
with below.
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Federal Troops Rep

Federal Troops Reported Off the Mississtnn,,
LOUISVILLE, June I2.-The New Orleans Picoprne
of the 9th nst received here, says that two United
States transports, one supposed to be the Empire
City, were reported to have arrived off the bar
with 500 men on board.
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ST. Louis, June l2.ATwo hundred State troops
nave burned part of the Gasconada bridge, thirty
th.s side of Jefferson City, by order of the
me telegraph wires have also been cut, and re-
pairs are forbidden for the present
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