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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-14
Ia w IVTELLIGENCE.


CITY CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
There were no cases tried in this Court yester
day. =
The Grand and Petit Juries were discharged
until Monday next.
The usual Saturday cases will be disposed of to-
day.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KREBs
James n. Keenrght vs. Mary Elizabeth Keen
right. Bill filed for divorce Uinculo matrin,onit
Z. s. DISTRICT COURT-JUDGE GILES
United States as. schooner F. w. Johnson. Be-
fore reported. On trial.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--JUDGE MARSHALL
Michael Gitz, garnishee of James Dolan, Us. James
Weghaw. Appeal from Justice Wheat Dismiss
ed Assignment for to-day &C to SO.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN
Assignment for to-day from Cos to $40 inclusive.
BALTIMORE COUNTY CoURT-JUpGE PRICE.
TowsoNrowN, September l3, l8Gl.-Rchard j.
Cuttings, Esq, Attorney for the State
THE BALTIMORE RIOT CAsEs-Gov. HICKS 4 REBEL.
State Us. Lewis Bitter indicted for rOtng in the
city of Baltimore on the l9th of April last. After
the examination of several witnesses,
Gen. g. e. Egerton testified that on the occasion
he a Brgadier- eneral, and that tie officers
of the military had previously held meetings and
resolved to assist the Police Commissioners in case
any disturbance should occur bv the passage of
troops the l9th of April heard there was riot
on Pratt Street, and Immediately proceeded to the
spots there saw the disturbance, and went and
called on the Governor (who at the time at the
Mayors Oilice) for orders; tie Gov ernOr told him
|
dinate officers, and went home and put on his regi-
mentas; by this time it was reported another regi-
ment bad arrived at the lower depot and again
went to the Governor for further orders; the Gov
ernOr replied, ''Where are your military" witness
said, 'Whv, the time has been short 1t is impos
sibe to get them out 10 time;" the Governor then
said, "Summon the citizens and drive them back"
witness proceeded to President street depot on
horseback and summoned citizens to his aid in the
name of the Governor, as he passed along and they
| focked to him; when he returned to Pratt street
he the bridge blockaded, and ordered it to be-
taken down, which was done. and the accused as
sisted in removing the timbers.
Several witnesses testified that they saw the ac-
cused come up from his place of business to the
bridge, just as General Egerton came up with his
command of citizens, and the accused assisted in
removing the distractions from the bridge. All
the witnesses, both for the State and the defence
gave the accused good character.
The case was argued before jury, who, in thirty
minutes, returned with verdict of "not guilty"
X. C. Barry for the defence.
Phebe Jones, colored, convicted of receiving
stolen money, was sentenced to be sold to serve as
a slave for five years within the State.
The Court at o'clock adjourned until tomorrow,
when il will sit in equity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAs FISHER Son Stock and Bill Brokers
The New York Herald of this morning saws

The New York Herald of this morning says:
Stocks moderately active yesterday without
speculative movement. There nothing done at the
board in the government 6s, which firmly held
Treasury notes steady, though small amounts can
not he sold except at concession. State stocks
better: Tennessees X, Virginias = North Carroll
mas X. Missours 4 The market for these stocks has
improved since has become understood that the District
Attorney does not contemplate any interference with
fair trade in them. At the commencement of business
today some of the railway stocks showed tendency to
improve; but freely offered by the bears, and a
slight decline occasoned in few descriptions. Rock
Island fell of S, Illinois y, and Michigan Central
New York Central improved at the rst board but fell
off in the TO yesterdays price Galena
in the morning and another in the aftcrnoon Toledo
At the second board but little business done and the
market closed steady.
There is rather inquiry for money and paper
nt high grade is not easily sold. This arises from the
large of specie in the Sub Treasury, te
expense of the banks Last evening the Sub Treasury
ocers-sl5 1000 and it is rumored that another in
salment per cent. their subscription to the ma
tional loan will be called in shortly.
Foreign exchange is dull but firm Bankers ask l07 u
GIlOS for sterling, and 5.324 for francs.
over million dollars was paid into the Subrrea
ury this morning by the subscribers to the national loan
The heaviest subscribed during the day one OF
100000 which from one of the most prudent and
conservative financial institutions in the city large
individual subscription fifty thousand doars made
by old, careful and highly conservative merchant
Mr. Chase is beginning to draw the banks of Boston
and Philadelphia The banks of the latter city placed
h credit yesterday s5oOOOo being ten per cent of the
quota of the loan.
The Lowell Courier says the Appleton anu
ton Mills will recommence Operations in about two
weeks and that indications this time show that all the
manufacturing establishments may be during the
coming winter The Berkshire Woollen Company, al
Great Darlington, Massachusetts filling of the
largest Government for blue army cloth tha
has been awarded to any similar in Massachu
sets. The great mill of the Spragues started hal
time Monday
The following is summary of the condition of the
banks of the three principal cities Of the Union show1
by their last weekly statements:
Loans. Specie. Circul'n. Net Dep:
N.York pit O. $780, 20 Al Ss7 go So tS III C9l OS
Boston, Sept 6i3n,9S 1913 l4S 63G,35i 66l 81!
Phla Sept g.. 2SS2S496 56l7,30 21ll43D 1926
Total. s?sss4 5 50 745 l7512 374 1855 G7e, L
Lass week... 2356S 73S 57ll 595 1864 2J3 lG SOB 80
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS

BOSTON, September l1.-Flour is steady. with fair
aemand|saes of Western superne at s425@4 35; fancy
XII extra s4s7x5: superior S. 25g6 50 per
S55Og575 extra se(ds so: sunerior s77 so per bbl-
GS5 Sa Is das1es Of Western yellow at So cts mixed at
SSos cs; per Dushel Oats rather frmer-sales of
Rye Dis, is dull at at $50 5s9so cts per bushei.
falLADELPHiA, Sept. 12-Flour quiet; superfne at
*ieo Wheat quiet-sales 5000 bushels red 81 l4l l5
white, q 2ogl.26 Corn dull at 81 cts. Whiskey dull
ALBANY, Sept. 12.-Flour steady. wheat-sales in
car lots at steady rates Oats easier and sell at
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sure from California.
New YORK, Sept. l3.-The steamer Champion
from Aspinwal on the 5th instant has arrived,
bringing over two hundred passengers and one
million dollars in gold from California
Among the passengers bv the steamer Champion,
Major Allen, Lieut.. Higgerton, DR.. Steinberger,
Lieutenants Harker, Alexander, Ball and Ingman,
Captains Hancock, Mason, Myers and Gregg, and
Major Green, of the United States Army
The ship Narragansett was at Manzanilla August
10Th.
The steamer Champion towed the United States
brig cambridge from Navy Bay into the caribbean
Sea.
The United States frigate Lancaster was at Pan
ANA on the 3d.
Lieut.. Harris died on the Oath ultimo, and was
buried. He was native of New Hampshire.
General Mosquera had proclaimed himself Presi-
dent of New Grenada, and had exied dozen
Jesuit priests, and sent ENJOYS to England and
France.
The health Of the Isthmus was good.
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The business in Stocks here this week has been limit
ed, and for all the leading securities the market
throughout it been rather heavy There has been no
movement in Railroad shares until to-day, when sales
were made Of Is shares Baltimore and Ohio at s41 40
the market for closing $40 bid S4O4 asked regular
way Northern Central has been offering through the
week at sl4 but the bid sl3, which
figure wis bid for it to-day For Northern Central bonds
there has been fair inquiry and the sales include lot
Of $500 1855 at 4G, and s1 600 sold subsequently at
45E They closed to-day at 45 bid 46 asked In other
Railroad bonds there has been movement, but there
has been inquiry for Baltimore and 0hos and
they left day Al bid ~ asked for 1925 1.-THE ex
dividend bonds 20 bid for 1858 GIN bid, 90
asked lSS0's For State and City stocks the demand
has been very limited and the sales embrace only s225
Maryland 6s 1890 at 81 and s2sOo Baltimore 6s so
for lS75's and SS6's, and SO4 dividend for lS90s-
For Maryland 1890 6's 50 bid day, and Baltimore
6 left off SOK bid, 81 asked for 1s75's and 10 bid
asked for 1905, dividend sale Of 10 shares Fire
mans Insurance Company made to day at $50, but
the only of Bank stock this week is shares
franklin at ss4 Mining stocks continue very quiet.
sale this week of so shares Guilford
at 35 cts.
The demand Money has fallen Off, there is less
paper selling the than there has been
other respects the condition of the money
changed. Prime endorsed paper which is scarce and
wanted, goes very readily at per cent and quote
single lOGl2 per cent. for good and HG9 per
for strictly rstclass signatures. Good
single paper is selling at I5G15 per cent. The
banks all paper and there is consequently little
endorsed Offering the street. Money still be
readily had call at per cent with frstclass colate-
rails.
The foreign exports from the port of Baltimore for the
week ending Thursday amount in value to slS2O7S
against Sl63 75 last week. Included in the exports
9.34O bbls -four 352 bbs. meal 900 bushels corn
2ooo bushels wheat 1872 hhds. tobacco 400 kegs lard
and sis tons COAL
In New York day Virginia 6's declined 2H per cent;
North Caroinas /; New York Central and Reading Y;
but Missouri 6s advanced q; and Erie n. Tennessee
os closed at 43H and Treasury notes at 9S4 the
per cents, yesterdays rates.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, September l3. 1851.
$4,000 Northern Central R. r. bonds 'S5.......45H
10 shares Bait. Ohio Railroad ............4
do do. do. ............, 40%
10 shares Firemens Insurance Co..........36
PRICES AND sALEs sToCEs IN NEW
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'ORTS FROM BALTlMUkk

WnEAT.-i72O75 bushels Liverpool 460O bushels to
Kingston, ia; 1862 bushels Gloucester Eng O7S
ouShes to amsterdam 1852 bushels to Dublin; il 073
bushels to Wexford Ire; SEQ bushels to Halifax 1000
bushels to Rotterdam 1000 bushels to Bremen; q 874
bushels to Bordeaux
RYE-750 bushels to Capetown, c. G. II.
RYE FLOUR -l65 bhls to Porto Rico
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RUSSIAN MILITARY 0RGANIzATIoN.-The active
forces of Russia are organized into ''army corps"
each about 1000 strong, and composed of three
vision (tour regiments) of cavalry, one division
sixteen batteres) of artillery, brigade two reg-
ments( of rifeIaen, battalion of engineers, bat
TALON of the train or wagoners, and company of
hospital attendants.
Each regiment of infantry consists of three bat
talions and is commanded by colonel. Each bat
talon is about one thousand strong, divided into
four companies and has lieutenant colonel and a
major. Each company has captain, a first lieu
tenant, second lieutenant, two ensigns, twenty
non commissioned officers, and two drummers.
The artillery is organized in batteries of eight
pieces, and in the horse or light artillery, each
piece is drawn by eight horses, and every is
mounted. The pieces of the foot artillery drawn
by four horses each, the gunners riding on the
timber chests.
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CITY LNTELLIG ENCE.
ARRESTS EyTRAORDry,Ry.


ARRESTS EXTRAORDINARY.
Hon. Henry May, Member of Congress, Hon.
Geo. Wm. Brown, Mayor of BoItimore--
Delegates to the Legislature, and Editors
r of the DAILY Exchange and south Ar
rested by the Federal Authorities.
On Friday morning, between the hours of one aud
four O'Clock, the following named gentlemen were
arrested at their respective residences by order of
the Federal authorities, and conveyed to Fort
McHenry. About the same time the editorial
tered and searched the desks ransacked
and a large number of private papers car
red off. The list os arrests is necessarily
imperfect as it gives only such names as have yet
come to hand. 1t is generally understood that
all the members of the Legislature, who voted
with the majority during the extra session, will
be- or have already been, arrested and that
many private aud estimable citizens are also
included in ''the military order that consgns
them to Fort McEIenry, and possibly to Fortress
Monroe.
Hon. GEO. WIN BRowN, Mayor Of Baltimore
Hon. HENRY MAY, MemJer Of Congress-
S. TEACKLE WALLIS
Henry NJ. WARFIELD,
Ross WINANs,
Dr.. J. HANSON THOMAS, City Deleqates 10
CHARLES II. PITTS, the Legislature
T. PARKIN SCoTT,
LAWRENCE SANGsTON,
WIN. G. HARRISON,
Dr.. A. A. LYNCH, ! o..,1,,,
l.. G. QUNLAN, 0''"Ig T,;1S 1CS.tg."'0 ...' - '"'
ROBERT VI. DENIsoN Aey'S'"'"e'
f. KEY Howard, one Of tie Editors and Pro-
pridors Of the DAILY EXCHANGE.
THos. W. HALL, Jr., Eaitor Of the 'SoUTH"
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A PAINFUL CASE OF "DEMoR iLIzArIoN The
Springfield Republican states that the "Di Vernon
Phalanx," an enterprising and charming company
ed by dissensons among the officers, resulting
from marked attentions paid to some in the ranks
by prepossessing young gentlemen, who ought to
have looked higher. At several tea-6ghts, in the
village where the Phaanx was quartered, it seems
that not only cap, but har-puiing the order
of the day, and of course military organization
can exist when such practices prevail. The
fortunate decentralization of the whole body is re-
ported as being greater than that of troops at
Bull Run
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SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-.Stockbridge Sept. l2.-
Two little girls one aged three and the other eight
years, daughters of Mr.. Sanders of Lee, were
drowned in that town to-day; the youngest fell
into Laurel lake, and the other attempted her
rescue, when they both went down.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD-The depot of
this road at Westminster is under roof and is a
commodious building. The track of the road is
now laid about two and half miles west of West
Minister and is progressing as fast could
ably be expected to its completion to Union Bridge.
-Hdaerstoirn MnI.
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The whereabouts of the sumter.
Arrival of the steamer champion with Trea

BOSTON, Sept. l3.-Captain King, Of the con
demned brig Northman, reports that the privateer
Sumter arrived at Suripam August 10Th, and was
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No FAIR.-ln consequence OF the civil war, says
the Hagerstown Nail, the Board of Managers oi
the Agricultural and Mechanical Association O
this county have concluded not to hold fair this
fall.
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ArreSfeL I'm Tnxx,,

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. l2.-Six Secessionists,
from Memphis, Mo-, some OF whom were identified
as having served under Green, arrested yes
terday, near Salem, Iowa. They had with them a
drove of lsO cattle, which they said were for Chi
cago. The men were held as prisoners at Mount
Pleasant. The cattle will be coniscated.
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POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO GERMANY Washington,
on prepaid letters posted in the United States and
addressed to Prussia, Austria, Bavaria, Saxony,
Wurtemherg, Mecklenburg, Strelitz, Oldenburg,
Luxemburg, Brunswick, Lubbock, Hamburg or
mail will be reduced to twenty eight cents All
unpaid letters to whatever part of Germany they
may be addressed and all prepaid letters addressed
to any other German State than those above men
toned, will continue to be charged with the exist
ing rate of thirty cents.
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The first street railway in Canada was opened
last Tuesday, in Toronto and made the occasion for
a public festival, in which the Mayor and other
officials participated. The present length of the
road is two miles. In few weeks six miles of road
will be opened in Montreal.
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Generals Lander and Burnside have been appoint
ed upon some important mission, the nature of
which has not transpired.
The Conemaugh (Pa.) Valley Agricultural So
cety will hold fair on the 9th, 10th and l1th of
October.
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$40" recruiting in Aibany--Drafting.
Recruiting business here is growing less active at
all the stations both Of regulars and volunteers.-
The sphere of operations seems to have been linz
tied to the cities and larger villages. This fact
should be more generally known and acted upon.
The necessity Of drafting is subject of gen.
eral discussion among military men. 1t is gener-
ally conceded that if the Government desire for
immediate service the twenty-five thousand troops
which New York is called upon to supply, there
must be draft made and it is thought that those
drafted and not desiring to serve, could easily pro-
cure substitute, and that hardships would be
experienced.
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REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

423l S2S s94 81, 50 745 l752 374 I55 90 II
as, 2lS l6S 73S 57l 5q5 1864 2l3 l6I s63 225
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From the Chicago Post.
North CnrOIina

The reports of ''respectable gentlemen" from
North Carolina "by circuitous route" that the
Governor is strong Union man, is received with
very strong misgivings We know, and We must
judge by his acts, and they have been against US.
The report, also, of the election of eight repre-
sentatives to Congress, is not much more much
less than the report of eight seIfcOnstituted M
great. There is time for everything, and there
will be a time to elect members to the United
States Congress from North Carolina but net yet"
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mand marched for the Confederates under Green
on Sunday night, and at daylight Monday reached
their camp, but Green, having received notice of
the approach of our troops had fed, and his forces
scattered in every direction leaving much of heir
baggage, provisions and forage, and the public
property they had captured at Shebna. Green's
force numbered about 5000, and Gen. Pope's
troops, having made forced march of 23 miles,
they were unable to pursue him. At the latest
accounts it was understood that the bulk OF Green's
force had crossed the Northern Missouri Railroad
and were making for the woods in Charlton coun.
ty. Gen. Pope followed in pursuit with the Six
teenth Illinois and Third Iowa regiments, after
giving them few hours rest, but, as Green's forces
are mounted, there is but little prospect of over
tak i'm
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TLe-U. >. Engineer Corps is engaged in strength
ening the water approaches of New York Two
hundred and sixty two guns are being added to
the number which already defends that city as
follows:-At Fort Richmond, Sc guns; in Battery
Hudson, 81 guns; in Fort w Wood, 81 guns; in Fort
Schuyler, AZ guns; and the lew work partially
finished at Sandy Hook, 81 guns. The existing ar
mament guarding the approaches to New York
make, collectively, greater number of guns for
the defence of the city, than exists in most of
the fortified harbors of Europe. Casemated water
batteries and land detences also to be erected
IN addition to these forts, that New York will be
very safe.
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T. Key Howard, one Of tie Editors and Pro-
priaors Of the DAILY EXCHANGE.
THos. W. HALL, Jr., Ead0r Of the "S0UTH."
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From The Boston Courier.
TVfhn L'a.nn In.N, - =

1t is easy to see how much more iudicious it is
rather to let persons in Baltimore, and elsewhere,
indulge in the manifestation of such unsound ten
dencies so long they are confined to decen dis
cussion, or within the innocent range of badge
openly displayed, than violently to deprive them
of such privilege. In spite of a Il prohibitions
there are those especially Of the fair sex, who will
make their opinions known
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-02-22
DEATHS.

In this city, the 10th inst Willard & son Of Ben.
amin Hall, agCd years 10 months.
In this city, 18th inst, Alyiah L. Emery, aged
a. years months.
ter OF WIN. and Margaret Adams, aged months ~
days.
In this city. 2sth ult, Hannah, wife Of Walter
I'm S,sS' iyth Inst. Mrs. PAMELA. widow Of the
late Col. Vim. Moody, aged - years.
In kennebunk, nth Inst. Mr.. John Osborn, OF
Of the arm OF John Osborn Co. aged 20 years,
IL Is supposed that this was the oldest arm In the
County OF York, the brothers, John and James,
HAVING commenced business In 1870, or al years
since, ON the same spot and in the same store:
Ia West Parspnsheld, Mrs. Lydia VI, wife, OF Mr.
RUFUS n. Doe, aged ~ years 10 months. =,
Cant. Uriah Caine. of kenncbunk, died OF small
pOx at jacksonville, Florida, on The 2Jd Oh jan:
aged Is years lie Vas master OF brig zenith oi
kennehunk.
man. Printer, aged q, only son OtWm' ruekerman'
In Kittery, 9th ult., Leonard T. Gordon. aged
y years, son OF Vim. Gordon.
In Buxton, 18th ult, LawristOn W. Runnells, son
Of Charles and Ann Runnells. aged ~ years.
In WATERFORD. Sth inst, Mrs. Julia A, wife Of
Samuel Roberts, aged - years, , months anu 10
In Wells. 29th uIt., Miss Hannah Olive Curtis.
aged % years. 18th, Mrs. Susan Z. bennett. aged
In kennsbunkport, 3Oth ult.. Mr., John ilutehins
aged 50 years 4! months. 10th Inst, Elizabeth
Worth, aged - years.
In Limington, 2sth ult., Martha. vile Oh WIN
Cove aged ~ years months.
In boston, 10th INST, Elyira d., wife OF David W
Lesallec, and eldest daughter OF Dca. Isaac Blek
fJrl Of this ety, aged - years months - days
"And | heard a voice from Heaven. saying
unto me, Write, Blessed are the dead rnsn d,'
that they may rest IRON their labOrsi aud theil
works do follow them.