Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-27

a somewhat boisterous passage, arrived at this por
on Saturday afternoon. with large and valuabl
cargo consigned mostly to merchants in this city
| We give full list of the consignees in anothe
| column. The European news brought by the Somer
has been already anticipated by the China at Ney
York Attention is called to the we'll dgested artic
on the second page ofto-day's COMMERCIAL, concern
| ing this line.
| GENERAL NEWS.
General Prince de Russy, of the Corps O
Engineers, died at San Francisco on the 9th inst
Gold closed on Saturday at 147, the sale:
being light
For the first time, in four years, telegraphiC
communication was opened on Saturday night be-
tween New York and New Orleans
The North Carolina Legislature meets to-
day. Messrs Pool, Reade and Holden, are spoken
OF in connection with the United States Senatorship
The Fenans have established their head
quarters at Union Square, N. V, and on Saturday
hoisted the Fenian flag.
Jose Gonzales, who murdered Jose Garcia
Otero, in Brooklyn. n. Y. last week. has been ar
rested, and his ill-gotten gains recovered
An accident occurred on the Greenville
Railroad, S. c.. the 10Th instant killing four per-
sons and severely injuring number of other pas
sengers.
Frauds on the QuartermaSter Department
at Louisville to the extent of 100000 and upwards
have recently been discovered. Ali names for the
present are suppressed.
The total amount of conscience money re.
ceived at the Treasury Department for the year end
ing June last, S20S76. 1t was received in sums
varying from 50 cents to $500.
The P. M. passenger train on the Erie
Railroad while rounding curve at Attica on Thurs
lay last inf freight i'm tba
gine breaking several cars, bruising the conduc-
tors arm, and injuring brakeman. The passengers
happily escaped.
A gentleman just arrived in New York from
Colorado, by the overland route speaks of horrible
sight witnessed on the praries, where a small em-
grant train had been attacked by the Indians, and
an old man captured, who was tied to a wagon and
burned to death. The body was discovered the next
morning, with arrow driven into each eye. Gen.
Conner was in favor of exterminaton.
The fact of the Imperiaists having fired on
Federal beat, while drifting down the Rio Grapde,
has been substantiated. General Wetzel demanded
an explanation of the affair. spirited correspond
ence recently took place between General W. and
General Mejia, relative to the firing from the Ameri
can side on the Imperial gunboats and the evident
sympathy shown by Americans for the Liberals
which, when made known, will, it is said cause con-
siderable excitement in offcia al circles
AT Nashville the citizens have effected an
organization. with view of protecting themselves
against the bands of murderers and thieves infesting
the city. The Judge Of the Criminal Court had been
called upon to empanel special jury to try the as
sassins of Mr.. Heffernan. 1T was decided to try
them by a special court martial. of which Major
General X. W. johnson is President. Another muir
der occurred in that city on Friday night, man
named House being shot by a negro soldier