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PROGEEDIE4s OF THE COURTS.

WEDNESDAY. April IS, 1866.
Cdv Circuit Cout.-Betore Hon. j Judge Alexander
Joseph II. Despeau and others VS.. Anthony DesDeau
ct al decree for the sale of real estate property on
the south side of Block street. and appointing Robert
Elizabeth Hyde ct al, VS. joseph HYDE. several
points were argued in this case:
LIST. Whether or not, subsequent marriage and
birth of issue will in this State be revocation of
will maze prior to marriage?
"a. If a married woman living separate from her
husband and cohabiting with another person during
another person. and such woman after the birth Of
such children be divorced from her husband. will the
marriage of such woman with the natural father To-
climate such children?
Sd. If man make will and thereupon decree or
bequaath the property to woman, then subsequently
marry her and then die, and she file remuneration
in the Orphans Court. will such remuneration be
REIMBURSEMENT of divorce to her under the will?
There are other points equally Of as great import
were argued before the Court by r. J. Bouldin for
complainants; and 0. +. Hack andD Sweeney for re-
spondents
United States Circuit Comt-Hon. Judges Chase
Thomas and Alexander NJ. White vs.. VIM. Apple
garth; before reported; argued and held under ad-
vlSement.
George Robinson and others vs. the schooner Min
ME Ahern; appeal from the District Court; action for
collision; argument made as also in the case of Jacob
Decker vs. the same action to recover for damages to
by said collision.
The case Of Charles F. Newman before mentioned
was continued. Court adjourned to this morning.
Court Of Common Plea8-Hon. Judge Kipg.-Wm.
Judgment affirmed.
Thomas Creswell VS.. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
roae Company Tried before Court and held sub curia
Superior Court-Hon. Judge Martin.-John s t
Dorsey VS.. VIM. H. Gatchell ct al Decree passed for
sale OF lots on Milestone Point, &c.
- Orphans' Couyt.-Judges- Audoun, Supplee and
of administration the estate of
the estate of Geo. Lieb to Barbara Lieb
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Schr Sarah Smith, I'm Tangier's Island for Boston
oysters.
Schr W Jones. I'm Boston, for Charleston--timber.
Schr Kate Scranton, I'm Tangier's Isl for Haven
oysters.
Schr Hammond FIN Bait for Boston-coal
Schr Z Smyrk, I'm Bait to Charleston, C-gen-
eral cargo.
Schr Caroline, I'm New York for Wilmington
general cargo.
schr Uria I'm Deals Isl for New York-oysters.
Schr Estelle, FIN Tangier's Island for Fairhaven-
oysters
Schr s Morgan, FIN New York for Balt-light.
Schr Knight, fm Nantcoke River for Y-oysters.
Schr Americas, I'm Baltimore for Savannah-gen-
eral cargo.
schr Helen. FIN Baltimore for Providence-coal
schr Oliver Cromwell, FIN Tansier's Isl for Boston
oysters.
schr Wellington. fin Belfast Me, for Savannah
general cargo.
Schr " Allen, I'm Boston for Baltimore-light.
Schr Memento, I'm Norfolk for New Yorll-wood.
Sailed from Hampton Roads.
Brig Undine. FIN Pernambuco, for New York.
Arrived at Norfolk. Va.
Brig Mountain Eagle, FIN Baltimore for Trinidad
Schr Challenge. Hurst from Rockport.
Schr S Williams, McCready. fin Hog Island.
Schr Rio Grande MILFORD, I'm Wilmington. e.
for Philadelphia.
Schr Sea Monster, I'm Williamson, N c.
by Telegraph to News Room.
Matanzas-Sailed April 18th, brig Scotland, -,
and schr Vicksburg, =, for Baltimore.
Fort Monroe, April 1s.-All the vessels bound to
Baltimore which have been quarantined here were
released to day.
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ImpOrts-FOreign.
Rio de Janero-Br. bark Clifton-4 200 bags coffee,
II. L. Whitridge.
M A RiNE JOURNAL
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
WEDNESDAY. April IS. 1866.

Arrived.
Steamship Cumberland, Reid. from Charleston
to Pendergast, Fenwick Co.
N Falls. -
Steamer George Leary, Brakeman from Norfolk
to j Birckhead, Jr. Reports steamer Saxon arrived
to proceed to Smiths Point, to raise the wreck of
schr VIM Carleton. sunk some time since.
Steamer n Wenonah' Dawes. from fredericksburg
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance. from New York
Steamer John 5 sthEiver. Dennis. from Philadol-
Steamer Lancaster. Tomlinson. from Havre de
Grace-to Taylor.
Steamer Geo Weems. Kirwan, from Patuxent river
Bark Isabella c Jones. Shaw. from New York in
ballast. to load for Rotterdam-to NJ Hodges Jr.
Keeling.
Schr Emma. Lowry, from Savannah-salt to -.
Cleared.
Steamer Adelaide Cannon. NorfoIk-M Falls
Ri 2ceiahne5 George Leary, Brakeman. No-folk-J.
w Steamer Matilda. Gourley. Patuxent River-M
a%Iner Lancaster. Tomlinson. Havre de Grace-J
sb Steamer Elizabeth. Fowler. New York; A
Steamer Florence Franklin. pierson pb;,odo,nhio
j Shrver. ieiSon' L hliauelphla
dKSsapSke Walker Edenton and Plymouth
ny w ueuoee u DICKINSON.
Steamer State of Maryland Travers R;oh,,-s
stsaRsT Thomas cahiu. Norris, Alexanaria-c
Brig hcho. Benson, Ponce, P R-Stirlinp r. Abr.ns
Scbr Time, deoghegan, Charleston, P P Menden.
sloop Unclif. Marshall Yorktown-yickery & Car
roll. val
Sailed.
Br bark Delaware, Demerara. in tow of tho Olive
Branch.
Brig Echo. Ponce, P R.
Below.
Sehr u Travers. Applegarth. from Wilmington,
n C, for Baltimore
Memoranda.
Brig VIM Nickels, George, from Sagua for Balti-
more, was in Hampton Roads 18th inst
=, Bark Manitou. North. cleared at Mobile 18th, for
Cedar Keys, Fla.
Br brig Alpha, Morrison, from Windsor, N S, for
Baltimore, at Holmes Hole 18th
Schr Samuel Eddy. Irwin hence at New York 18TH
Schr Lewis Chester, Bartlett, hence for Boston.
sailed from Holmes Hole 18TH
Correspondence Merchants Exchange and News
Room.l
FORTRESS MONROE, April H. 1866
Arrived i'm Hampton Roads,
Schr Frank Lucas. fin Craney Island for Boston,
oysters,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr ]. W. Wallack
will appear onight for the last tlme in his very re-
markable and thrilling impersonaton of Pagan, the
Jew, in the drama of oliver Twist" which is re-
garded of the most effective pieces of acting
of which the stage can boast. 1t stamps Mr.. Wal
lack an artist of great ability and should be seen
by all who desire to witness an unusually good per-
Torrance. Mr. Bangs will appear as Bill Sykes Mr.
Bishop Bundle. and the rest of the characters
ably sustained.
change in the minstrel programme o-night compris-
ing many new acts; but the great Sphynx mystery
will remain the same before. presenting the same
ncomprehensible effects that have excited the won
der and establishment of all who have seen it. We
would advise the curious in such matters to pay it
visit
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The Sfape Assassin

- From the Kearney Herald, March 20thl
The horrible occurrence in the stage near Alkali.
on the early morning of the 18th of March, is now
explained by parties who knew the desperate as
shoemaker in Denver. They state that he had re-
of Denver, and having stolen some cattle a day or
two before he hearing that six members Of the Vigi-
lance Committee of Denver had started after him.
stricken senses discovered Louis Rice and Robert
Boyd, from Cache la Poudre Valley, who were both
members of the Vigilance Committee, but. instead
man. they were. as before stated. en- route 70 New
York to bring out 1000 head of sheep for their plan
fearing that Mr.. Barlow. the Deputy Marshal Of Col
orado, recognized him by his old name-Ober-he
reigned, in order to effect which he shot Mr. Rice
dead, and stabbed. without injurng. Mr. Call. These
two were the on passengers who had any arms that
versng upon Indian dangers"
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SiP3inia NavUS

On Friday night last the residence of Mrs. Robert
Dunlop on Franklin street, Norfolk was entered by
value were stolen. There had been company in the
house during the evening" and the table had not been
cleared of the service used at supper, so that the
rogues reaped rich harvest in plate of all descrip-
tons. The robber one Joseph Bright, was subse-
queny discovered, and all the articles found hid in
room in the rear of Tom Jacksons shop, on Lombard
street.
The Rockingham Register says: "a larger wheat
yield will be made than the Indications few weeks
appearance of having been frozen out are now pre-
senting very encouraging prospect, While not so
large yield will be gathered as we could wish, yet
ia spare'"
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Middle Military Department.

Major General w. S. Hancock commanding: head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayette streets.
Assistant Adjutant General, Middle Military De-
partment, Breyet Col. A. f. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street. B Lit.
Col. Finley Anderson, Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical ii DTectgTr-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson;
Provost Marshal General of Deia%are md Mary
land-Breyet Brgadier General w. Ii. Browne; Office
No. 81 n. Calvert street.
Depot COmmissary-Brevet Brigadier General Thos
Wilson; assistant and BIT. Lit. Col. L. N Smith c. S.;
Office, No. 6 S. Gay street. up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo:
w. Bradley corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
;stants, Captain A. NJ Cumming A. @. NJ; office,
No. s S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut. Col. F. NJ Etting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut. Col. +, p. Warner. Majors
c. Il. c. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William ii. Nicols
and W. II. Stewart: offices. Post Office Building.
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BALTIMokE MARKETS. April Is.

COFFEE-We notice sales to-day of an invoice of
500 bags Rio ex-"May Queen" ON private terms and
in bond SO days The balance of the cargo is treaty
but it was not closed when we left the market. We
still quote as follows viz Rio at 1922 cts gold for
common to good 2015921 cts gold for prime and
choice; Laguayra at 204@21s4 cts gold; and java at
ZIHgS cts gold.
FLOUR-The market is irregular and unsettled,
bnt very strong for all good Flour The rates for Bal
t tmore Family and high grade Extra were advanced
% ets per Dbl. Patapsco Reservoir and other
cn9ice brands being now quoted at SIG for Family
aLu . SIt lor Extra. With which advance the whole
boders are and for almost all descriptions
trade demand for Flour but no large lots are selling
d onig TRANSACTION Of Importance we have heard of
ot Sy oShg sale OF 100 bbls. good Western Extra
Super good to choice at $99s5G do EXtra at SloS
tooS 90 fa@ a at sl8@l35O Western super good
~ea0sas at SS''Sssi Do Extra OF Ss50@l0 Do Family
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at Sl25O@lS City Mills Super at $685. do Stan
50 per Go 6o Rye FsgE AZ s Se1 b6 at
GRA1N.-We are again without transact y. I "
report in Wheat there being none az mafke' .ouas
It is very much wanted and would be taken up very
nally good to prime Pennsylvania req at pE599 cs'
and good to prime Maryland WIN iiyanRie sprns
d seIiino 70 arrive mt l751S5 cts. Corn advanced
arain today from 2to cts q bushel; mlXed seiilpg
n oL go only about 200 bushels offered. most of
vbicb changed hands at the above hgures oats also
advanced again selling at cts dnere were ABOUT
606 bushels offered but only about GOO bushels were
soId, There was nothing done in Rye and we can
LASSES.-There smoothing doing in Molasses,
Int the market is steady. We quote follows. viz
Cuba clayed at 4O@42 cts: do Muscovado at 1906
cents English Island at 4O@65 cts and Porto Rico at
PROVisI0NS-Th market for Provisions is dull
but nevertheless quite firm in tone. There IS some
inquiry for Bacon and we note sales OF some 81 hhas
Shoulders and Sides in lots at 1914 cts for the former
and 1914 cts for the latter. Sales also of 70 tierces
canyassed Hams at % cts. We hear of no movement
cts for Shoulders, and 14@l414 cts for Sides Bulk
Hams may be quoted at liz cts. There is nothing
of consequence doing in Lard or barreled PII[ Li
but quote Lard at lS4@S5s cts for estern IN bo
and tierces. and 204 cts in kegs and barreed PORK
At $26 25@26.50 for Mess, and S27 D Dbl for PRIME
Mess.
RfCE.-Rice is steady at 9l5@9M cts for Rangoon,
and l9l24 cts for Carolina, but we are not ad-
vised of any sales to-day.
LETT the market of $40 hhds Cuba at 1O19 cts mos,
and los boxes do at 1919 cts mos, for refining, but
to-day we have only to note sales OF 81 hhds AND Is
terms. The market is steady, and we continue to
quote follows viz: at l0@l03s cts for fair to good
refining; 11@l2% cts for fair to prime Cuba; ll@ll2i
cts for fair to good Porto Rico, and l21Gl3 cts for
prime to choice do
H5 RF GT.bsd q c M sS c G. SSY
@15 cts: and Extra at l49l44 cts; and elbow at
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The Aristoeracx of Crime.

Boston correspondent says shoddy and petroleum
now hide their heads before the surprising uxuri-
ancc of the bogus growth of wealth obtained from
burglary burglary confessed, gloried in unpublished
and layshly rewarded. We have in our vicinity now
two members of this class of wealthy men. One is
who after all the hubbub made oyer his detection,
has settled down for life with an independent for
tune, the snug farm which he made the base of his
operations against the bank SAFE and drives SPLEEN
did span with the bride whom his successful specu-
lation has enabled him to marry within a month
past, enved by all her poor and honest neighbors.
operation which carried million and half of money
in broad daylight from the counting room of pur-
within the week. brazen in the security from arrest,
which was one of the terms Of his bargain and boast
ing 70 the admiring detectives and sporting who
his famars, of the cool hundred thousand which
he carries in his pocket the result of his specu-
latioQ.
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lReported for the Daily Commercial. I
TOwSoNTOwN nr;I 10

:, Circuit Court for Baltimore Countv-Hon. b. C. II.
Emory, Judge; Jno. T. Ensor, Esq. States ATTORNEY
- State vs.; John Moran, indicted for the murder Of
William Ronserville, the 9th of July last by run
ing the steamboat alpha over him in tho Patapsco
river; reported yesterday The witnesses offered by
the defendant to-day swear that Moran was not at
the wheel Of the boat Alpha at the time the Alpha
ran INTO the yaw, but that Captain Brown was there
while some of the States witnesses swear as posi-
lively that Moran was at the wheel. Argued before
me Jury 5y John + Ensor ESQ.,, the part of the
fence. The jury after an absence of about three
quarters OF hour return ed verdict of mot guilty
and tho prisoner was discharged.
State VS.. Owen Norris coored, indicted for passing
counterfeit money tried before Court plea of mot
guilty confessed by the States Attorney; X. W.
Dougherty. ESQ. for the defence
State vs.. Evan Norris, colored. indicted for same
offence plea of not guilty" confessed by the State
Court adjourned until Ihursday morning at
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SHIPPING.

<EhG WELLS, FARGO IL CO.,
SSaxtkssasES NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANGE OFFICE
No. 50 Broadway, NY.
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
& CO.. II Smiths Wharf. up stairs. apl9-tf
Ezr BALTIMORE AND CH4ARLESTOy
sS4RA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
800 Composed of the Steamers
CUMBERLAND,
GENERAL CUSTER,
KALORAMA
These steamers having been put in complete order,
are now running regularly, and will sail promptly as
advertised.
PENDERGAST FENWTCK & CO,
n Smiths wharf up stairs.
All goods destined for the interior will be forwarded
by our Agents,
WILLIS & CHTSOLM,
apl9-tf Charleston.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.

a son of DR.. Peters, who shot the rebel
General Earl Van DORM committed suicide at Mem
phis, on Saturday last. while temporarily insane.
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Reported for the Daily Commercially

Court Of Appeals Of Morvland-April Term 1s66,
ANNAPOLIS, April IS, 1866
Company; appeal from the Superior Court of Bait.
more city. This cause was argued and concluded by
H. j and j. L. Brent and Michael A Mullin for the
appellant and ID. M. Thomas and j. Mason Camp
bell for the appeee -P
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lei OEn 9OpatlRic specifics.

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Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
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from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
and Richmond and Danville Railroads. for Peters
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Salisbury. Charlotte and Charleston, sc.
Trains leave Camden Station at l0A. NJ. and and
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The following pen picture of ReTerdy johnson is
from the Boston Pnst'a WASHINGTON cnrresnnndence,

1hE lohoMlHS pen-plcluTe OF heTerQy johnson Is
from the Boston Posts Washington correspondence.
During the delivery of Johnson's reply to the
smart sophistries of Trumbull. Mr.. Bingham never
left the Senate sitting most of he+me in the seat of
senator D0olittle. and occasionally conversing
with Mr.. Wilson, of Massachusetts. Johnson is
accepted now the leading constitutional lawyer
OF the country; and it was pleasant to Bingham
enjoy the argument ofhs political opponent though
IN this case, agreeing felow-egslatOr. As johnson
would pause after one of his quickly uttered CLEANS
OF legal light, Binghams eye would brighten and he
would nod his head in enforcement. JOhnsOn's deiv
cry is peculiar and the very antipodes of Bnghams.
lie is not over five feet seven, white haired with
one defective eye, and person rather inclning to
OBESITY 10 reporter in the gallery he is the most
fantallzng OF speakers. He commences in voice so
low that not word can be caught gradually in
creaslng It's volume but also the swittness of his
enunciation till in very passion of logic. shaking
his right hand. and keeping his left in his pocket he
strains the power of photography to its utmost then
MS voice suddenly dropping, renders it almost diff
hcut to catch his last clause it was to his
opening Inns is the more tantalizing that his
tory IKE De Qulncys writing Is so built up that not
one reporter In thousand can supply the unheard
word and no other will do. Intellectually he needs
no description. What was said of Daniel Webster as
a lawyer Is exactly applicable to johnson in Sena;,
toral debate. He never can win in bad cause and
can never lose good one,' His logic is despot to
himself. His mind 'front.' work ilogically."
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AFFAIRS IN LLBKRIA.-According to official state
ments the Republic of Liberia has brought under its
control 00O OF the aborgines, besides 5000 recap
tured from slave ships. 1t has turned more than five
hundred miles of coast from being slave mart to the
peaceful and honorable pursuits of agriculture and
commerce. More than $50 churches have been erect
ed About 200 schools are in operation 1000 child
rem have been taught in English and 10000 persons
nave united with the churches. There are between
sixty and seventy settlements, and their commerce
lions Of dollars.
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FOR CHARLESTON, $. c.

<SS FOR CHARLESTON, s. c.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TO SAIL SATURDAY, 2lst inst. at ~ o'clock,
E. c. REID, Commander,
is now receiving freight at Flannigans wharf, and
will sail as above.
For Freight or Passage, having fine accommoda-
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.,
II Smiths wharf, (up stairsl.
Supplies purchased for the South from the proceeds
Of the outhern Fair will be taken by this Company
FREE OF CHARGE.
n. BAH freight engagements must be made at
our office, for which permits will be given.
Bills of lading signed at our office.
Goods insured on open policy Agents in Charles
ton, apl9-tf WILLIS Il CHISOLM.
Gss FOR CHARLESTON, S. q.
'<'-''--'''''-- BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To sail SATURDAY, 2lst, at o'clock P. NJ.
The Al steamship "KAL0RAMA" VIM. Denkin,
commander, is loading at her wharf, foot of Con-
sail above For freight or passage, having splen-
did state room accommodations apply to
PENDERGAST, FEN WICK & CO.,
y Smiths Wharf Cup stairs.)
Supplies purchased for the South from proceeds of
the Southern fair, will be shipped by this Company
free of charge.
n. bah freight engagements must be made at
our office, for which permits will be given.
Bills of lading signed at our Office
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS CHISHOLM. apl9-tf