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,earnea enough to cause them, on THAR rstprn
ho' ~ ignoreth the sectional cause which thew
nase shus lar supported; but few of the ,hrec
'h ihen VIII re-anist.
yen Scott affrms that he cannot finish tho o,rn-
p" =, w WI the number of men he has snecifad
C"ai department, aud has advised Secretary
S"tneIoh 10 nave the variGus Gnvarnor. of the
- rs oa.i ioF volunteers If this be not responded
~ nc "u'lses that recruiting sergeants for districts
De appointed and men who have mot nasssd ths
ately drafted u' W III n7u'
me prisoners who so inhumanly treated
~ me soiuiers while passing through this city a
a lie" days ago, are lying in the Conitol bosnii,I
uha3ie 70 SIT up still bearing on their persons the
marks OF the cowardly treatment which tbay 70
ceived from the army of the Union ~
A large number of Wall street Nav yoL\
brokers and bankers are at the National and W.
.alu notes. Nothing can be learned of their in
ten.lons, though it is whispered that thew desire
Sta,as hI sy than treasury notes or United
states Dohds Tor any cash which thew NAV bare
aiter ADVANCE, and wish to make some arranae-
lenI oy winch they may receive State securities
Ior their money. The United States treasury 10
nar ~ here Is not cash enough in the vaults to
pay 'he interest due lst August on paner which
mas aireany been issued by the Government.
, MIR. wilson, of Massachusetts the leader of tbs
senate majority, and chairman of the Committae
o. o. military Affairs, holds that there is no saliva
w ior MS party except in the triumpb of the
Horthern arms, and that such success can onI u
pe attained by the raising and supporting of =
ge standing army to serve for at least We years
mere are but few opponents to Mr.. Wilson's yiews
on the Republican side. That party is determined
10 noid the reins of Government hereafter, though
tne character of the government may have to be en-
| tlrely changed. " VI
The State department has been notified that in
view OF the continued suspension of commerce be-
tween Havana and the Southern States, the
| spanish Government for the next fourteen months
will allow imports of produce to come into RI.
Cuban ports at reduced rates of revenue and duripp
that time there will be no imposts on ships bread.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Ezchange,l

hAVRE-pE-GRACE, July 70, 1861,
Hessrs. Editors-The American, of Saturday last.
stated that q member of the Sixth Maine regiment
was taken sick when he arrived in Bsltimore IN
FRIDAY last, in consequence of eating som. cakas
which he had bought in Havre-de-Grac in which
was powdered glass. l will give YOU the true
statement. On Friday morning, at halfpast seven,
Inc Sixth Maine regiment arrived here en- route for
Washington. They stopped here until one o'clock
waiting Tor their baggage, which was in another
train behind them. While they were here. the
boys who sell cakes, &C., to the soldiers psssinr
through here, sold them gingercakes cigars. Ar
ABOUT nine O'Clock, rumor was raised that olass
hao been put in the cakes, and BY a baker nams5
Herbert, who, the Havre-de-G raciins told the col.
olers, was secessionist. Immediately a number
OF the soldiers started for Mr.. Herberts house led
on oy l. number of the so-caed Union men of th;s
town. ihey surrounded the house, threatening to
hapg MIN and murder his family, burn his honsa
&c; and they would have done so if it had NJ
been Tor the Colonel of the Delaware regiment
Col. Lockwood, who brought up guard for the
protection OF Mr.. Herbert. A number of the cskes
were opened and examined BY the surgeon of the
regiment, out no glass, or nything else of a poi
sonous nature, was in them. This did not satisfy
Inc raold u Mon men of this town, So an Sstnr
DAY, they suborned a man to get a States warrant
Tor Mr. Herbert, charging him with irving to poj-
son the Sixth Maine regiment. When the trial
came on, IL was proved, BY the evidence, that the
Doys bought cakes from three bakers besides Mr.
heroert, and that there was glass found in an
OF them. The Magistrate discharged the case much
TO the discontinue of the said individuals
member OF the Maine regiment was ebot acct
dentally whilst here. He died ON Sunday mornino
last, and was buried by the Delaware regiment
one to take care of him, and, am told, took with
them the money that was in his pockets
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WASHINGTON, July &c.
Inc days OF terror are again upon u.s. Since the
olsorganlzatlon OF the army thousands of soldiers
throng the streets every hour of the day and night
tWo-thirds OF them beasty intoxicated. Their ap-
pearance generally is shocking, characterized bv
nothing but rags and filth. 1t is rare now to see
soldier with clean face, though hydrants are
placed at most OF the corners of the streets. But
few ladies are seen upon the streets even during
day, and these are invariably accompanied bv an
escort to protect them from insult and PERHAPS
outrage.
There were more than fifty fights between the
soldiers yesterday and last night. Seven men were
stabbed and four others shot. One man who was
snot at the corner of 18th and streets last piobt
about twelve O'Clock, is in precarious condition
the ball, 1t is supposed, having entered his lnnoa
There is as yet no actual insubordination aycent
among those who are TO go home. The s;b Soth
and 96th regiments return to New York. as niso DO
the LIST, "a and Sd Connecticut, in few DAYS: the
lst, I'd and Sd New Jersey and LIST Rhode IslanS
have already gone. The lst and I'd Ohio leave in n
few days, as well as the 26th Pennsylvania. and
perhaps many Others Of which l am not Informed.
IT, The order of Gen. Mansfield, promulgated on
W Wednesday, has had no effect as vet. Officers of
companies are often threatened with arrest bv
thelr superiors for disobedience Deserters Leave
every day, and when arrested are released without
reprimand The Department is afraid to execute
Jaws relating to desertion upon the volunteers
put DO not hesitate to punish regulars. This snirit
OF Partially has done almost as much to demnrai'
ize the army as did the ignominious rout of SIM.
day last. u' Vi gun
mere Is evidently very great change in the
Ga.nohc Irish who have enlisted. MANY of them
that they were induced to enlist by the rem
down that their churches had all been burned
ty bad 10 tne South and that all the Sisters of Char
been turned out of the Converts, which had
ha-. mi
how manv statement ga so utterly FALSE and to learn
side Of the 8 .ner countrymen are enlisted on the
on SUNDAY 1ss, F. Meagher, who was in the firbt
here that he we eass'day told of the priests
against the South God was lake up
The state ,0 OF iee ns,a it would for them
unoergo great change. Northern ra must SHORTY
or sSs TO be into the @
arms, the Republican party on a m;, ~ force of
msmba sense: OF the soldiers now in the eId are
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The condition of the money market is ANYTHING
but favorable to the inanclerIng schemes of Sc
cretary CHASE. The Northern bankers no longer
show that conf dence in the bonds of the United
States Government which they manifested but
short time since, and great difficulty is experienced
In negotiating small loan of S.. 900 600 for
sixty days, application for which was made the
latter part of last week in New York. A similar
application was made but two weeks previous to
this one, and the whole amount was subscribed
at once. So eager were capitalists to place out a
portion OF their surplus funds which were
lying idle, at per cent, for short time, that a
much larger amount was offered than was actual
ly needed, and great complaint was made as to
the favoritism shown to the fortunate takers
But now, nearly week has elapsed and
only S3,500,00O has been subscribed
The larger portion of this was subscribed on Sat
urday last, the day before the defeat
of the ''grand army of the Union"
since when very little has been con.
tributed by the capitalists of New York. A con-
siderable portion of the balance has been contrib
uted by outside volunteer subscribers, some from
the interior of the State and some from Con-
necticut. The rate at which it is taken has not
been made public. To provide for the urgent ne
cessities of the Government, an application for
similar loan has been made in Boston. A meet
ing of the bankers has been held, and there has
been, according to the Northern journals, lber-
eral and hearty response made to the call; but
still only 100000 have been subscribed. Broth
err Jonathan has abundance of money lying idle.
but evidently has no desire to accommodate Uncle
Sam even for sixty days. Not the least remarka-
BILE fact in connection with the New York Stock
Board this week is that within the past three
days Government stock have declined, while rebel
State stocks have advanced.
The following extract is taken from the circular
of New York clearinghouse:
n,, NEW YORK, July IS. 1861
The Stock market became weak yesterday afternoon
and this morning 1t opened with continuance of the
same tendency and prices fell off to per cent with
out any particular being assigned further than
enSe OF outside orders To day it looks if the public
disposed to wait until the defeat of our troops Is for
so''eh before venturing to speculate for a rise
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EMpop.gEyc C .r.r,

JAKEs FRYE invites attention to the yery extensive
assortment Of Locking Glasses store suitable for
every position and OF all sizes.
hantsl Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and soua,s
Cornices Tables Brackets, Consos, &C. at unecualled
prices
The --latest English and standard French Enarayines al
ways in stock
Particular and undivided attention is given IN tho 5e
neEt Oh PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniature.
Photographs Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert at, eet
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D. r. STILTz,
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
SO II. CHARLES STREET,
iall-d OPPOSITE ST. PAUL1s CHURCH,

ROOFING RooEINe II Roor1se III
hNoNoAY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMP OSITIOY ROOFyya
by anything discovered .cr Roofing
PERFECTLY FIRE PRoop,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
UEEQUALLEp FOR EcoyoaY
uFRIVALLRD FOR DURABILITY
4DArfxD TO EVERY CLIMATE
FOR further Information address or cali on
JAS Fl JOHNSON,
NO z'arVis Building, cor. North and Baltimore sts
Baltimore.
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We publish in this morniug,s ;...a :,
apporuonment for each State of the d. s.na'eo
$50, ooo, 600 per annum, proposed TO h. ,' "a. OF
the purpose providing additional revenn. ,or
bill, introduced in the House of Repressn,.,;-
-r p. {. Etf r..7sI. - SSssSatauves,
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE,
MAILS OF THE GLASGOW AND ARARJa

The steamship Glasgow, which sailed from Liv-
erpool on the 10th, at IL A. NJ, and from Queens
town on the 18th instant, arrived at New York at
an early hour on Thursday morning. Her news
has been anticipated by the Arabia and New York
The Glasgow brings 91sl, ZIG sterling (s9Os, 5sO)
IN specie. The following is the
SPECIE LIST GLASGOW
L. Son ho1msn& Co f20,400R. P. Buck & Co.., 700
B. Behrend.. Sc 3OOIA Belmont & 70 On ooo
Schuchard & Gerhard So 100 Hawlev & Hove '01So
f. NJ. Robinson ...... POS Yates Portarf.Id e. oo
Mercantile Bank. 800 Co soo
Ab'm Bell & Sons.... 1000 Homer 4 Snragna or '''O
Brown Bros. & Co... so 600 Boston ooo
W: P Convers, Tyler Lawrence Giles A. Co 600
Co.. '....'..,, 1850 Snow & Burgess w $40
Hastead Chamber 80
~'SNN'
The following is a list of the consignees of the
specie landed on Wednesday from the New York:
FROM SOUTHAMPTON
Bank of Commerce. bar silver. G 10 mn
FROM BREMEN.
ua.a,. a d - - $4,000
nia'cuse q bailzer.' 81 $40
"'Jei 2520
w. FROM HAvRE.
n " W Hahcs.. 35S 600
oi-ei $50 600
The mails of the Arabia reached New York from
Boston yesterday afternoon.
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.

am now receiving regularly supplies OF this ceIe
brated COAL and enabled to offer it to consumers
LOW PRICES In view of the present unsettled state
Of affairs, and the possibility of shipments being off,
would recommend consumers of Coal to lay in their
plies at once.
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market,
would recommend the Of my as substitute for
steamng and other uses shall keep large supply con-
stanty my wharf.
R. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. SO Second street.
For the quality Of the Baltimore Companys Coal for
steamng purposes respectfully refer to the following
parties:
Messrs. Doughery, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery; Samuel 7. Pearce, Esq., Agent Cromwes Line
Steamers; A. L. Higgins, Esq, Boston Line Steamers
Messrs. n. Abbott l. Son, Canton Rolling Mill
Murray & Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works;
And Steamboats, generally. jystf
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ECONOMY ECONOMY II
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done By purchasing Wood already Sawed an
Split, st Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
So.SNoRTH STREET.
Sio-u JAMES H. JOHNSON,
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INTERESTING 10 PURCHASERS or FINE WATCHES.
william DSons, London and Jules Jurgeasen,s Cope,
hagen "ATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL, WATC9
'AA.'N'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK. corner NJ CoIar
and Water streets Importer Watches ewe,rv Co6
Cnains Silver and flatedWare uecoultre's Swiss IA
aud strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectac.es IA spi
ages New goods in Purchasers will pleaseca
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
'A"' SuI5-t
REPRINTS OF THE ENGLISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
AND BLAcKwooD's Notwithstanding been appointed by
the Publishers their Agent Baltimore for the ab,va
peiodcas vice Freeman, vamosed, persons wishing to
take any OF them will be promptly supplied DIV
JOHN p. DESFORGFS,
Antiquarian Book Store
JJo'"t IL Light street
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New GOODS.

CLARh,
has Tor sale ev ription OF fine WATCHES, JgwYLRY,
AND PLATED WARE at his store, corner OF Calvert
ano "aters sire g. .d20H
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE ,

~ CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
7, acco-da,oa tn BALTIMORE July 18th, 1861. )
OF baltimore, relative the sale OF property
uapdi oenehts due on opening s notice is hereby
~ ~ .e owner! OF Lots as numbered below ugon the
pa i9 opening OF Fayette street, with the amounts
ssSel theIeon nat nn said assessments with the
anu charges be paid in full before SATTEUAY I7fh
day OF August 1851 will sell said lots as per plt
on ana boundaries at the Merchants Exchange Second
sur et;at Il O'Clock NJ to the highest BIDDER 90 0-
terms Of sale that the purchaser shall nav tn the
lily Coiiecor, with .twenyour hours after the pur.
Sse, Tue amount ofassessmens and thereon the
uaance o. purchase money to remain credit Of two
a1d enc day from time OF purchase, and of said
ots sqd suoec TO such taxes now, may here.
at De levied BY the State Of Maryland and the MAYER
ana Slty Council of Baltimore
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= At z n +
SHOULDER sEAM


SHIRTSI
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OR NO SALE
Uneqraed by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BosoNs
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS,
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINO SHIRTS And DRAWERs
COLLARS, TEE, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE
HANDKERCHIEFs
W. z. TOWLES l. BRO
PATENT SkOULDER-SEAM SHIRT NANIJFAcTopy
las Rsstinorx street.
Under Carroll Hall,
sOLE AGENTS FOR jEO. CLARK, Jr., l. CO.'S VA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
vATEHg FLOOR Az sTES n,s,e
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ISRAEL L Go.

ISRAEL Il Go.
IVoRY TYPEs
WkTER.CoIORED
zEzz0TIEr
PHOTOGRAPHS
aiiH izs sALsIsoa1 srR.s=,
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DANSKIN & CO.,
GA FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT
MAKE
y III Z IL rs
Q IL - - r.,
AND KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADR
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT REALLY GOOD
HERT,
WILL FIND IT AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
Observation-Disclosures
IN GREAT VARIETY
DANsKIN & CO.,
mhli-tf 64-FAyETTE STREET
LADD, WEBSTER Il Co.
TIC HTS TaTCH
S ~ " NJ a ca INES
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No. I3l BALTIMORE STREET,
S24-ti Between Calvert and South Streets
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NUTR1TIvE CREAM FOR THE HA1R.--Tbis nre,o-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and
oh Composed it is OF the purest materials Il
can used with perfect safety answers ell the
se OF Pomade and Oils without producing that
81 10 many mar preparations. Prepared only by
N. HYNSON JENNINGS 4 co
mh2S.tfr soc.h Cl, s'''
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"ooDi Woopli Woopill
SAVE - PrR csaT hy buying your wosd st once OF Oil,
&teG;n Fire Weed Kill wy
So.sNoEgHsqa
JAMES r. JOHNSOh,
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RUOh-KEEPER WANTED Present salary
- s5p9 per annup in Produce Commission house
an ANY 10 M os! through the Post-oce giving name Of
=. IelciciCeS jy1T2
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kiNDLING Wood KINDLINa WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
AT Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
sio'" JAS. H. JOHNSON
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Great Observation-Disclosures oS u.,p
cruiting Serseants to be Appointed--The
Treasury Loan--Irish Volunteers--A STAN
ding Army,
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GAS FIXTURESI
NEW STYLESIl
NEW sToCKili
CORTLAN L CO.,
NOS. ZIG, 2la BALTIMORE. STREET,
Rave now on hand OF the andsoe collections NJ
GAS CHANDELIER
TO De found IN this country gTade Fourght Cha,
deliers complete with Shades att O to TenLgh Ohsnde
Ilers at $3.50 each.
very beautiful Library, Hail and Dinng.Room
CHANDELIERS.
faTlor, Drawng-Room and Cha beY
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS
DROP LIGHTS,
o,s rop,1,vs FIRE.PROoR SHADES
AND KEYS,
any Oh winch VIII be sold upon good terms thaqan
quality goods caa be bought any OF the Eastern rst
CoRTIAN & co,
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
OF every description,
DR.. W. CULLEN DUNNAVANT,
De TiST,
NO. 81 North Charles street
,., BALTIMORE,
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IN STORE,
large stock OF STRICTLY PURE OLD RYE WHIs
RlES from distiiers of high reputation
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of bi
Stock which he offers avery low prices for cash. In ouant
ties to suit buyers THoS. THOMPSON,
)el4-'h 90 South Gay street
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WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES Of all de-.
w scriptons for sale by VI GA Ue
nhe.a. GEO + t g ;sEg ;:gl MS,
WHEAT WHISKEY.-A few bbIs- ver1
e,.s ~ -, 81 " " $sR zs1s,so ZOE .s;..,
RAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE IA q
perfectly reliable crop producer and improver Of tb
ys Snse p s 'as sack
800 NO. 4 Spears wharf, up stairs
tNOR BUCKWHEAT Baugh's RaW-Bone Pbos-
phate Is especially adapted 1t gives large yiad -,
gram and leaves the soil In good For sale by
jy2Otf Ne GEo s DoGDa LIZ,
RAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE ia nade
mater T SIre bones containing all their original animal
jy2o-tt No G 4snd Dy,SD PALE Agsnt.-=s
A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-5Oo boxes SbiI-
s7Na Itos "star" brand, for sale by HENRY RIEaAN l.
s s.SEs-- jyaats
NHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
ID.pR&sffr CO.,
at tn .
s os sDs she
isofory Fao ng satin
W s sss Ea, and
coantTy towns cam ssy ss good.
s9S the ssn'
nor TURNIPS Baugh's Raw Bone Pbo.nLa,o
and solid Esrmr ~ causes Them to rapidly large
N 'oiiu' raimerS' give IL trlal. For sale NV 'ee
iv2ots ~ GEO DUGDALE, Agent
~TST 17cI7 No. Spears wharf, up stairs
l. 100 bbls. Prime Labrador HERRTNcs
Icy 90 NO. medium MACKEREI'
'op ~ NeE Newfound land Shore fjEppINoc
"a q nv es ooOFnSH, 100 ID box-s in store INA ,o
ivl0tf THUS. r. MATTHEWS Il SoNS ioi
No IS Rowly's wharf
INA WOOD.-35 tons Spanish Lima Wood
MATTHEW'S eT bark Lizzie for sale by THOS
HUTTG6 SUNS: NO ls Bowly,s wharf. VISIT
kOoLIER-We are daily in the recent of
-, SEnlo Pennsylvania and Maryland Butter In bbls
HEWEa kegs and tubs-fresh every day, ELLICoTT
W &Aenaass Tlacs' 1yl9.H
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Senator fer Knox and Roaas.

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