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A puNeENr ARr1c1R-Ihe strnits To which Enro-

fuhGENF hRTlCLE:-Ihe straits to which Euro
pean editors are sometimes reduced by the rigor Of
the censorship produce curious, results. A German
hansen. thriving town in SAGE Meinngen, recently
appeared with a leading article consisting Of two
verses of the Bible, and nothing moro. The versei
lows: That they may do evil with both hands ear
nestly the prince asketh, and the judge asketh for
reward and the great man he uttereth his mschiev-
OPS desire SO they wrap it up The best of them is
brier tbs nest ppright is sharper than thQrp-
hedge; the day of thy watchman and thy visitation
cOmeth; now shall be their perplexity' 1t is need
less 10 add thai the Dorf Zeitung Immediately re-
ceived warning "-Nee PORK Epentng Fbss,
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SICKNESS IN TExAs.-Ihe Austin htehieencer Of
the 2d says that upwards of seven hundred cases of
measles and other diseases are reported in Austin
and vicinity, and the epidemic is decreasing only
LOT want of material. Of this extraordinary number
At last accounts Il was that the scarlet fever
was in the city.
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peror of Morocco has notified the French govern
ment of his intention of making commercial port of
Shfi town the Atlantic about eighty miles from
Mogadore. and has asked that some French engineers
might be sent him to assist in carrying out the IN
dertakinp
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Thus it will be perceived that the estimate of sup
plies falls short of the calculated wants li,co50Jo
bushels.
As the crops in France, Italy, Hungary, Belgium
and the Gernanic Provinces are reported short OF
average, these estimates would naturally lead 10
conclude that advanced rates may be looked for in
American wheat for export during the summer
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Total since Jan. l. 1866. ............. IS SIS 146
er bills at sxtu dsy ON EneanG are nno oa "a los
@lO64: commercial, 105@1055s.
=, Inc New York Herald says: We understand that
me interest on the temporary loan now on deposit
wiz pc reduced to live per cent after the LIST proximo
nep cent IN tue gSe OF Clearing House certificates four
called for, in view Of the large amount on denos;f
and lts useleSsness to the Treasury va '
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&demand notes. 15,954.S32 1862, 233 Inc 7o7 .O1
The following will show the exports of specie from
the port of New York for the week ending April :.
and since January 1st
Total for the week .......... .,,....... S2O6si2
Previously reported ............... $685. 300
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EhG. JOHNSTON
81 BALTIMORE

SP BALTIMORE
LOCK VOCpTTET,
OFFICE No. = SOUTH FREDERICK Sg,}{ nun; -
Discovered in the Greas Hospitsjs Of FIro,D,
the most certain spes3v and onlT effactnl n G
in the world for Weakness Of ~ Pack or fHrS;S
Structures Affections Of The kidneys and EisajcT'
Involuntary DISCHARGES, Hupotoncy, General DebiiI
lty, Nervousness, Dyspeusy, Lsuguor, Low Sp;rits
ity, Trembling, Dmnele Of sight or Cidjiness Dia
eases of the Head, Throat Nose OF Skin, AFecticna
OF tie Liver LUnes StoJ,,rh nr r.y,si.I-ibhse ti
Bile disorders arigiTr from oTitsrv .L+s t V3h
secret and solitary practices more faTsI Ia their nc
tins than the s0rr Of Svrpns tn fLe N,-;,,ors -
TIvgseS bIighfing m oi- nasI LrIant 49, Uts va
DR.. J6HNST0]SN[' ''4'0''''i''
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As $fs sFs,.ss.eA, YORK ROAD RAilo.
1919 WAY
On and after MONDAY next, March 9Th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ. to 7P NJ
except Il noon. 49,
Night car for Towsontown at II PM
Leave TowsOntown every hour from AM to
P. NJ. except u noon " 800 ~
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HUMPHREYS
LEX o IaG OpatEaic SpeCfGcS

q u AVE proved, from the most annie experience
u an entire success; Simple, Prompt Efficient and
Reliable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-sO simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using theu so harmless, as to be
fFee I IRON dancer and 5? efficient as TO be always re-
aoiG. daey nave ie2eiyed the highest eommenda-
~ - Cents.
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n
The subscriber. having established an Agency for
the purpose, is now prepared to furnish TIL FARM
Frs WITH LABOR, White or Colored and would
respectfully advise those in want of Labor to send
Agents to represent them in Associations of Clubs
&c. This will prove great saving Of time and ex-
pense to the Farmer. For further information &c.
please enclose stamps. and address
OLIVER WOOD, General Agent
oe4-Q 81 Second Street, Baltimore, Nd,
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A Warming TO Gold Seekers.

Glowing accounts of the yield of gold in the Bar
bacoas mines, in New Granada, arrive by every
steamer from Aspnwal. but to-day we have the fol-
lowing caution from the United States Consul at
Panama. addressed to miners through the Star of
that city:
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
PANAMA, March %, 1866. I
"MesSrs. Editors Star aud Herald;
- Great suffering already exists at
the Mines and my advice to all miners in California
and Nevada is-do not come unless you have at
least five hundred dollars in your pockets above the
expense of getting to the Mines as capital to start
with. or a means of returning if sick dissatis
fed.
u am. very respectfully your ob't servt
I
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~ subscriber, rs administrator on the estate
Of JOHN C. GREENWAY. residing in Virginia,
DECEASED. will. on and after the FOURTH DAY
OF JUNE, 1866. through Edward NJ. Greenway
his attorney in fact, to be transferred upon
the books ofthe Georges Creek Coal and Iron Com
pany One hundred shares Of the capital stock of the
said Company, to those who are entitled to the same
Witness my hand this I'd April, 1866, ---N'
NH. - JAMES c. GREENWAY.
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II AW AND REAL ESTATE OFFJCE-F
AAP. STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor i,eT:
ington and St. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on s.
paul street: Professional business attended to in ali
ne me courts OF Baltimore and State of Maryland.
Loans Negotiated. OIL Lands and Leases far sale IN
West Virginia and Pennsylvania; also. Coal and
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...iS N HIhSEBY GIVEN, That appli-
Gat9 9 /, VIII be made to the Mayor and City
E Vi paitlmore ut the present session Of the
ny ;SOansll to close Orange alley from North to
0VuaS suSeVs fe6-laW9w
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
s,1es a, the baltimore stock Board.
Prices of steeks ana Bonds in New Fors,

BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished BY leonard J. Tormev Dc Co., Stock and b.
Brokers. No. p South Street.
April 10 1886.
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Destruction of Port au Prince by Fire
The Whole Town in Ashes-ThOusands
of Families HOuseIess-WOrLk Of Encen-
diarisnl.
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Office No. 7 S. FREDERICK STREET ',e, hand
side going from Baltimore street, few da0rs from
the corner. Fail not to observe Nan. and Epmher
Letters 'uust contain . stamp. - ~
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

AND
Marine Insurance COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE I1S SOUTH BROADWAY
I'm the Ranking House formerly accounted
by the Second National Rank
This Company insureS lCithOut charge for Pollen
buildings, Merchandise and other Property in or ont
OF the city against Loss Damage by Fire for one
year or for shorter period, and assurances NAV he
made Tor seven or for a less number of years Tho
company also insures Vessels ard Cargoes on Inland
Navigation and Marine Risk
Apphcatons for Insurance or for information in
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY G. JONES, Secretary,
R. K. Hawley. John j. Abrabams.
Jas. [. Randolph, Jas g. Ramsay
VIM. HI. Cathcart, George A. Coleman.
Charles T. Morris, Tbos. Booz'
John S. Gilman, Caleb r Hvnes
mhl2-t JOHN w. RANDOLPH. President.
Union Fire Insurance COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE
No. a SECOND STREET, North Side.
This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
by FIRE on all descriptions o. property either in
the city or county for a week, month or year
1t also max INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
suranceS made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the unexpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES
President.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
Marine Court. E
ALLE0BD ASSAULTS on snAmm.
Before Judge Alker.

Yesterday, In this court John Robinson, seaman,
brought action against Captain CurtIss OF the ship
Lisbon TO recover damages to the amount cf one thou
sand dollars for alleged assaults inflicted him while
the high seas voyaging from New Orleans to New York
The case tried without jury. The plaintiff swcre
that two occasions the captain struck him. once with
bucket on the side OF the head The captain denied
the alleged assault pleaded that the plaintiff had not
fulfilled his ORDERS and that he used moro force than
was necessary 70 induce plaintiff TO attend to his bust
mesa The Court the papers and reserved its deci-
s.on Messs r. James and Dunphy for plaintiff Messrs
Beebe, Dean and Donohoe for defendant ...
Be1v1min Robdns0N JOHN H. WeEk and George
Ft1,er.Plaintif Ia seaman and defendants are the
captain and the third mate OF tho ship Thornton The
action brought by the plaintiff TO recover damages
laid at Eve hundred dollars for assaults alleged to have
been committed upon him By the defendants while on
the voyage from Liverpool 70 New York The plaintiff
the stand that by direction OF the captain he
imprisoned put in ironsand chained down on deck
and that the captain told the third mate TO strike him
He stated that he kept In irons for twenty hours
compelled for night to remain shut up In water
closet, and beaten several times during the voyage
He further stated that the captain called him names
and otherwise abused him, while he he capain) was
standing by and telling the mate ito give II to him."
Tho captain in his defence, admitted the imprisonment
bat denied the assault alleging that Robinson had been
slowed away for eight days shrkng his work. and that
the imprisonment necessary TO enforce attention to
discipline the part OF the plaintiff Several witnesses
having been examined both sides the court dismissed
the complaint and rendered Judgment for tho defendans
Messrs r. James and Dunphy were for the plaintiff and
Messrs. Beebe, Dean and Donoh0e for the deendsnts
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, June US L. NJ.
ASHES. Receipts 70 packages. The market continues
almost bare Of both descriptions, and with steady fair
demand pot would readily command $s 3711 IS SO
and pearl $40 60
BEEApsTypEs. 9,759 bbls. -four: ITO do and
1900 bbs meal; 1877 bushels wheat. and 1850 do.
malt Ordinary and choice qualities Of State and West
-four, under fairly active demand and moderate
offerings remained steady at the rates yesterday
but for common grades the market dull and de-
pressed by liberal offerings and limited demand. The
sales including all brands only reached 600 bbls We
give tho prices obtained in revised quota.
tions annexed. Southern -four was also dull
and dropping for inferior and common descrIp-
tons, while TOR medium and prime brands the
market very steady The sales comprs, about 600
bbis. Common grades Of Canada flour also ne
elected, and with free offerings the market rued In
buyers favor for all qualities excepting good end prime
brands, which scarce and wanted. The sales
prise $50 bbls Rye flour quiet but unchanged
Corn meat was steady with a moderate demand. The
sales embrace 900 bbls Brandywne at our quotations
and I,lu urcto 81 w..
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
suit Against che CITY.
COURT or ooMMoS PLEAS.


Jrsr ce Tomas X Dsr,~,no ~ I've Mayor. This
was motion 70 stay execution upon Judgment
covered against the city by the plarlf for the OF
s0152 The counsel for the Corporation making the
motion. said the before the Court of Appeals
and took the ground thai the sheriff could not legally
enforce the Judgment while the matter still In lit-
cation he also claimed that, under The decision II
Judge DEMO, the class ~ property proposed 70 bo
seized consisting OF the furniture and pictures IN tho
Governors Room. Comptvollers once, ke was exempt
from seizure The proper for the palunt 70 pursue
would b. 10 get out mandamus against the Comptroller
he neglected 10 insert the Judgment In the nsrt tax
levy Tho Law OF 1895 made 10 incumbcnt upon The
Comptroller IN insert ell such tens IN hs annual budget
ard Il oniv In Of hh neglect refusal 70 do
that m execution could be enforced M
The counsel Tor the planiG ssid wss hardly worth
while 10 arguo the point Il well cstshired ruls
cf Nw that the Corporation jus liable - On ndi
viduAl.
Judge Csrdosc--Uness you sish to make speech I
viii decide the motion now.
counssI--weiI win submit the c.ss 70 pour Bonor
without sny further remarks
JudFo Cardoso-Tbe motion " dcr'ct
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
Musical Squabble.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--OHAMBEES.
Before Judge CardOz0

JUNE 26-John @. White and Elbrid0e O. Locke ps.
Edward Nolleihausr and Julius Sanberih-This was .
quarrel between some prominent musicians as TO who
constituted tho "Fational Conservatory Of Music" The
plaintiffs claim that the defendant, Nolenhaucr, left
tho Conservatory whero he employed chef taking
on his own account, claimed TO be the genuine
Conservatory. They claimed ten thousand dollars
damages, and asked for an injunction restraining
the defendant from using the "Nationa Conserva
tory Of Music" In his business. The Court granted a
temporary Injunction The defendants claim that an at
tempt having been made to dsplace Mollenhauer az
e hc resigned his position and the pupils with some
few exceptions, followed him to his new school The
postponed until next week, whom the defond-
ant will have opportunity OF putting In afldayts
with o view Of dissolvng the Injunction.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

Tor wheat only very small milling demand pre-
vailed for prime and choice qualities, which held
with nrmncss while all other grades offered freely
at nominal reduction Of lc. &C. pcr bushcl. We onlv
heard 0f sales OF about 5000 bushels including 5000
bushels prime now No. Milwaukee at 81 40 Corn
In better demand; but tho supply Offering exceeded the
requirements OF buyers, and prices fell Off 1c &C. per
bushe with sales OF 81 900 bushcsat the decline includ
ing nnsound new mixed Western at s5c Soc and sound
do at SO. aelLc Also arrive during this and
week about 20 600 bushels sound at SSc Oats declined
Ic. per bushe, with salos OF new Western at 55c 5sc
Tho demand for Rye active and sales OF q 900
Barley aud malt were noininaily unchanged,
though the market was very inactive and prices some
what heavy.
BRICKS Of all descriptions have been purchased quite
freely Philadelphia front being very readily sell
at $40 Other Kinds favor the purchaser Common 50
n $40 and Croton $14 a SIS.
BrsswAX was steady at 4Oc. Ale. for Western aud
Southern.
CAspIRs.--Adamnntine continued quiet NJ &c q 23c
for light weights OF sperm and patent note mode.
rate sales at s0c. n 50c pcr h.
CoPrKR.--Thc demand FOR ngot has been fairly active
and at the close the market had strong Advancing
dcDcy. 200 600 lbs Portage Lake nc s2c. 80 20 In
small lots $4,000 lbs. Baltimore, part at SIC and 90 900
32,fc SIC for Lake and 32yc for Baltimore New
sheathng may be quoted a6c., old sheahng 2ic. a5c
yellow metal do Sc. yellow metal bolts sic, all with
moderate demand. Brazicrs and bolts generally
held ut iJc.
Co1ToS generally held with more frmuesy though
some holders were desrous OF selling, and the market
somewhat irregular, closing almost nominal ut the
suhIoncd prcrs. The demand continued very light and
VIC have only TO report sales Of rs bales We quote
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

NOkb'Ot continued dult or sale. Dut no cl1nie Nts
parent in prices We quote Manila 2oIlc. q &c; Rus
sia bolt 2sc., and American tarred 1870. l9c.
CovfEE-Tbc demand for R,o continued moderate,
whe the offerings, particularly Of Inferior and medium
qualities. were quito free. Prime and choice grades
wore not offered however excepting al full prices In
consideration OF the reduced stock The sales were 200
bass Rio cx Morning star a, ioc and 32s bags do ex
CanpaDero at lS,c, both lots for gold duty paid For
other descriptions the market was equally duli We
prime ls l9isc, gold duty paid fair TO good cargoes,
l0c l2ac 30 Gays cash In bond lava, 2Jc a % rc
Marscaibo, 1sc. zoe Laguayra IL Yea ei1c; 81 Do.
mingo, l.c. alT,.c ceylon, 2oc 22c gold duty paid
Messrs Gunar Arden Co estimate the stock of Rio In
the United States a. followsNew York. 126 go bags
New Orleans, s,5o5 do baltimore, 10, 200 do Mobile,
1,sC0 Do Philadelphia 500 do Total 100 Ts5 bags and
Of other descriptions In New York Iasiayra, "a sIs
bags; Java a,2so do. Msrscsbo e,522 do. Ceylon,
II 709 do Jamaica 400 do other descriptions Ans
do Total OF all kinds In New York, 1ss,14T bags
"a 900 bags RIO and Santos coffee are nou ON the way
TO this country, including ~ 600 bags 10 New York
DRr Goops-Brown sheetings-fndlan Head 25c,
Stark A. 2sHc Medfor. a5c Augusta 2a,<c. Asawam
N iic Mas,, r. r., 2ihc. Indian Orchard A, 25c
W, 1skc; Tiger, l4c Bleaohcd cottons--w wamsutts,
i LSn'd. a9 nm Rs sc n,ls rsuI,sn "a. ssc
lsc y Canoe, 1916 Ticks-Amcssesg, A. g. A.. SOC. !;
!! l2Se D s2xe Hamilton. tsc. femberton y,
27kc swin River, roc. Albany, l4c. Denlms--Amos
keas, S2,sc sIaymaker, easc Boston, D Nc Warren,
32hc; Providence, 2oc Madison, 2ic. stfipos--York,
s;ss ups..yllle ass Ar,s,isan. aie Allsny, ls,.,
lso Cotton flnnnel-H Hamilton, stout, 3sc; Nashua,
2skc Boston, 2Sc. siferilie 2s1se Prints--Merri-
mhrk, ~, Sic cIraguc, IJthc AMERICAN <uc Aiicn,
lsho Aposkeag. 19c wsmsutta, 1s,sc. pclaines =
Manchester, 22sc Hamilton and fscI6c, 22ss cling
hems--fancaster, 2sIsc.; Glasgow, 20ko; Hartford,
22hc Cottonades-F. NJ, 5Ihc Union. A, AN; York
checks S2hc.: Eanksen checks, 3Jc Jeens--Rich-
mond, Soc PaIestro, 22Hc. Corset Jesns--Naumkcag
saiieen 2ohc Peppcrcil, 23kc Indian Orchard lGc. ;
Bates 1oc. Coored Camhrics ashington, 1sc.s VIC
tory, 4, lac. Portland lie rhresd-Ccstes, t1 %;
Green Daniels, 72,.e.
prre, Drss The rarks, hssruied quiet bui the
transactions generally hsvc been without decided i'm
prcvsm.n, IN gricea We note Gales Of 100 ,ous sods
ash a 2hc 30, gold, chiefly a. 2tSc. "a, gold; 10
casks cream tartar Of soc aoHc gold; 200 kegs red
lead at lie. 11Sc, 200 do. hlharES s lie tls<e,
600 bs blue vtrol ., ito % tsss Honduras oocb,nsa
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
United states Com Inn sioncr's OAicc.
BOUNTY BRoxING.
Pafnr Cop,v vpic


In pursuance of previous arrangements the case OF
James Rciy against James Hughes was called again
for hearing yesterday Plaintiff charges the defendant
with having dcfrauded him OF $3.50 bounty money The
particulars have been already fully reported In the
HERALD The parties TO the suit present but the
Commissioner was unable to proceed with the examina.
on In consequence OF the absence Of General Fry OF
Washington, who had been summoned q witness The
General tecgraphed Mr. S. G. Courtney United States
District Attorney stating that he would be unable TO
leave Washington till after the Fourth OF July. Com
missioner Bets accordingly adjourned the till the
11th, aud mentioned that the examination would then
be taken up by Commissioner Osborne.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
Large Fire MT schenectady

SCHFNEUrkDY JUnc 70, 1853.
The greater and most valuable portion OF the Schenec
tady Locomotive Works destroyed by fire ut two
O'Clock this morning. Several engines, together
with several plcton and all the machinery
In ruins The Ioss is estimated $500 OO0 which IL in.
surod for $4,000 BY this disaster five hundred hands
thrown out Of employment. The nre s believed TO
have been the work OF an inccndiary.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

progress of the exports rs stii remarkable From
sOs 900 francs they advanced 2s4 sss 900 frrnos
being augmentation of 3ei 227 900 francs or 40 per
cent The value Of tho -four imported dur
ing the first four months Of the last years Is as fol-
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June rs. 1865.
Head Centre p. 0'Day's auction store, with It's
tcnts considerably damaged by fire last night The
fire Is supposed 10 have been the work OF n0ondiay
The weather to-day In very warm.
The New York herald., 1866-06-27
MARBLE mANTELs.

-
MARBLE MASrRLs s-TTiB BEST PLACE IN THE
I city ~ purchase Marble Mantas Of the se~t designs
a. very Inv prices, sat A. kLABEWs Marble WORKS No
IN Past krh-enih street near Third avenue Ne~ YORK
Cut this
NfARBLErzED SLATE MANTELs SUPERIOR rs Az.
wi reafsnce; more durable, half The price of marble
y B. STEWART, 90 sIth avenue snd so Broadway. BE-
tween Thirty.nnh and Thirty. sixth streets
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

xvw y.w pyr .r,va ,o .pys,oxs avn yFs.
~ sonersCertaln pensions Increased 70 ol3 fnontn
An claims against the government promptly cuected
9100 O00 WILL BIZ PAID TO THE Crews
OIUU.VUU for the capture of the Douro, Cheshire,
ses. tennessee Gaines Ella STAG ssd Charlotte kIs snd
ANNA Admiral Bermuda, Strehtu bsrt w. ~ Lee cornu
bia sprngbok Bat Juisa and Andrgmrda
BG0Dnk YOSE sssmsn' sBsnk iE tsS !" Hrens'-r
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

The customs and indircct taxes during the same
period attained Of 24l 900 francs IS 900
more than In the corresponding period OF 1895
The New York herald., 1866-06-27

iotA. ..ss....s }o<,osvloi 3StJ',uW
The Bulls Head Bank Of this city quar-.
teriy dividend of four per cent payable on July2
The business at the sub.Treasgry In this city to-day
as follows