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Antoine Pr0bSf.

There has not been any change in the conduct of
Antoine Probst, INDICTED for the murder of the Dear
ing family and others, within the past few DAVIS He
manifests the indifference to his fate speaks
mildly when spoken to- but does not incline to con-
verse; eats his rations with an apparently good
petite, sleeps WELL as well as his handouts and ma
nacles vii! admit of, and reads such religious books
as are furnished him by his spiritual adviser Ouite
number of persons have visited the prison in the
hope OF being able to him. but few have had their
curiosity gratifed. ~
For the first few days of his incarceration re-
that he should not be permitted to be seen by visit
ors, was carried out; and since the assignment of
counsel by the court, a similar request by them is
complied with Probst still adheres to the story first
told by him IN respect to an accOmplice Not Onlv
to his counsel but to the priest who visited him YES
terday, did he declare that he had cOnfedcra1e in
the murder, yet the police have not been able to oh
tain any trace of such person as is described Nv
him.. They have not, however, abandoned the pur.
suit. but using every to test the trub or
fasity of his story The weight of the evidence and
circumstances thus far developed is against his Oft
repeated and solemnly asserted declarations
Probst is willing, and his counsel will consent to
enter a plea of guilty of killing the boy Cornelius
Carey, upon the condition that he is not to be tried
on the other bills. 1t is questionable, however if
the District Attorney agree to this. And inasmuch
it is essential to bring out all the testimony bear
ing upon the important question whether he was or
not the only actor in the bloody scene, it will be
well if he does not consent to it. From acquaintan-
of the prisoner it has been ascertained that he
to this country after the breaking out of
the war, tempted by the high bounties offered and
that he at once entered the army Actuated alone by
mercenary spirit. he deserted at the first oppOrtu-
nty and several times in the of the rebellion
enlisted and deserted in other words, he bounz
ty jumper" He has relatives in good circumstances
in Germany, and from brother he received enough
the old country which money he spent in the hauns
of vice.-PhiLa. Ledger.
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A REMARKABLE CURE.-A young man wanted to
marry girl out in Wisconsin, but her rich parents
forbade the match. The young man became sick
very sck-and had terrible fainting fits The doc
said he wanted to- The father of the girl Visited the
patient, and agreed with both him and the doctors.
The poor fell ow said if he could see his Mary Ann
he would die happily. His dying request certainly
could not be refused. and Mary Ann having no OBJ
Jectlons, the mini ster sent for and the solemn
ordinance OF marriage performed before the most
solemn messenger of death should step in to snatch
away the gasping bridegroom from time to the re-
patient rose from the bed we'll man 1t was great
cure. astonishing both the cruel "parient" and the
doctors but the bride acted as though she expected
1t is rumored, says an inveterate punster,
that the Fenians about to strike ile"-Emerald
Isle
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Notwithstanding the depression of the oil trade, the
reported receipts of petroleum at PttSburg have in
creased since the first of January two hundred and
Ilteen tnoussnd eight hundred and fftytwo barrels
last Week receipts of crude by the Allegheny river
were among the largest ever reported.
n law recently passed in Virginia requires foreign
insurance companies doing business in that state TO
Stock with the State Treasurer who is To sec that
the companies make good their obligations.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
In all the markets of the country trade in tbo
era markets. is more active. and gloomy forehodinas
in regard to the future giving place to confdence
Merchants of the impression that there is o
be general reaction from the extreme point of de-
preston and consequently operating more freely
The advance in breadstuifs result chiefly from the
unfavorabe reports the growing crops. The latter
certainly gloomy. but it must be borne in mind
that the appearance of wheat fields after unfavor
able winter, have often proved deceptive the open
ing Of spring. And now, although in the middle of
April we are. in this section experiencing the first
growing weather. It will be SAFE therefore, to await
couple of weeks of favorable weather before making
up decision in regard to the wheat crop. That the
latter has been very seriously injured is not to be
doubted, but 1t Is not yet established fact that
three fourths or onehaf Of it has deem destroyed.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON STATEMENT, April Is.
Stock on hand LIST September 1865, baes.... S. $50
hecelVeq to-uay ,'',,.,,...,.......,....., 1,lol
Received previously ....,.n............... 64s912
- $4,000
Total 7SS 33S
SSieared To-Day 6oul
Cleared previously ..n...........,. SEQ, $50
StorL m L.nl lea sen
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MALE REGIEATInNS-

Time of ArriUa1 and CLOSING of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltimore, Md.
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STAVES.-Staves are in rather better demand and
frmor. We quote R. o. HID at S4o9+2; v; y. HID
at S45@50, and W. Q. Pipe at $l00gllQ per NJ.
TFAS.-Teas are in fair demand and steady at the
figures named in our last, viz:
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rOBACC0.-The market exhibits no new features
whatever. There is still good demand Tor new
crop Maryland, which is being pretty generally
taken up on arrival at former quotations, but old
lucky there's nothing of consequence doing We still
quote rs follows, Maryland-frosted-to com
mon, $685. do. sound common, $55G@7.50; do. alid-
ding. $500; good do to fine brown. $l0gl6;
ground leaves, new, 1905 for common to fair, and $50
13 for good to fine. OhiO-Inferior to good common,
$5@S: do. brown and spanged. $9@1250; do good and
fine red and spangled, SHOT,; do. fine yellow and
fair to good luss $7.5O@S.5O; do. common to fair
leaf S9912 do. good Sl250916; do fine select SlS@3S
The inspections this week are 600 hhds Maryland.
100 hhds Ohio and Is hhds Kentucky; total 905 hhds
TIN AND LEAD.-'Tin Plate is selling as follows,
yiz:LC. l0x14 at SIG, do l4x20 at SIT: TX l0x4 at
cts for Pig and - cts for Sheet and Pipe. Spelter
ii cts, and Sheet Zinc at Is cts Z b.
WOOL-There is very little doing in Wool, and
quotations still nominal. follows, viz: l52I cts
IS unsaleable, and it impossible to give quotations
for fleece
WHISKY.-The market for Whisky has through
out the week been very dull but it has ruled pretty
steadily at S2.25@2.26 for City and Western. The
sales which have been exclusively in retail lois have
been made principally at the latter figure
FRElGHTS-There have been no new freight en-
gagements this week so far as we have heard but
rates generally unchanged. To Liverpool per
steamer quote at ed for cotton, 21s Cd for tobacco
for sailing vessels there being nothing Offering To
Irish ports for grain the nominal rates are7 3d. For
tobacco Bremen the rate is 20s, and to Amsterdam
and Rotterdam 22s 3d. The rates for petroleum are
5s cd to Liverpool, and IS to the Continent. There
are no shipments of coal making there being in CON
sequence of the strike among the miners in the Cum
berand district none arriving, consequently there
no established rates of freight.
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Ef5ss..:ss:...,,.;;+.., YORK ROAD RAIA..
S5ssJSS II E4szs5sSfE WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, March 5th, cars will
leave City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ, to 7P NJ
except Y noon.
Night car for TOWsontown at II P. NJ.
. Leave TowsOntown every hour from A. NJ. to 7
2. NJ ID =.
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HUMPHREYS
RE % ana &c OpatIaic Specincs,

n Is AVE proved, from tho most ample experience,
II 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 them harmless, as to be
Tree from danger, and efficient to be always re-
liable. They have received the highest cOmmeuda-
uon from all, and will always render satisfaction
No. l, Cures, Feyers, Congestions. Infamma-
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50 for No. 2, and $4,000 4 ton for No. l. the latter
ure being for fine ground, but there is very little

225O for No. and $4,000 q ton for No. !, the latter
figure being for fine ground, but there is very little
doing in it.
COFFEE-Thc market for Coffee has been fairly
active this week, tho sales adding up nearly 5000
bags. The sales include 1000 bags Rio ex-"Wave-
let at l21 cts gold in bond, GOO bags do ex Clifton
at 10 cts gold in bond, 800 bags do eX"M May Queen
on private terms, l3I bags do also eX-"Ma Queen
at 1917 gold in bond, 200 bags rejected Rio at III
cts gold duty paid and ABOUT 0O bags Rio in lots at
viz: Rio at 10000 cts gold for common to good;
20A@21 cts gold for prime and choice; Laguayra at
20l@2l cts gold; and Java at 2Ig27A cts gold. Tho
imports thss week are 100 bags Rio per bark Cliff
ton" and 3,209 bags do per bark May Queen" and
the stock to-day is about 10000 bags.
COPPER-BaltimOre Refined Inxats we quote
at 2S@281% cts new Sheathing Braziers and Bolts
at 45 cts, and Yellow Metal at "a cts for Sheath
ing, and 81 cts for Bolts. The market is however
COTTON.-There was some movement during the
early part of the week in Cotton sales to the extent
of 300 to 400 gales being made basis of 50 to 80
cts for Middling but the latest foreign advces re-
ceived by the Persia, decidedly unfavorable and
have quite unsettled the market, No sales have
been made since the receipt of the Persas news and
at the close no reliable quotations can be given.
COAL.-We quote Cumberland nominal at 50 o
quence of the difficulties with the. miners there is
none arriving. The demand for it is actiye
odWs s5 s065 market e cts soda ao1tS sb
standard test, at 1914 cts Sal Soda at 58 cts 81
Carb Soda at sag cts and Bleaching Powders at $40
6 cts. .
CANDLES-We quote Adarantne at 1927 cts
for light, and q cts for full weight Paratne at 50 cts
Sperm at lO@i5 cts and Patent Wax at 1t 5Qe25 cts
Hydraulic pressed Mould are selling at ~ cts Tor full
weight. and is cts for light.
FLOUR.-The market for Flour has throughout
the week been quite unsettled but very buoyant,
pecially for the better grades and advance Of 20
TO Is cts per bhl has been established in prices. The
stock of good Flour is beyond doubt extremely hight
ard the supply of wheat remaining IS also lght; WIN
four months yet Intervening before harvest. Should
the supply of Wheat and Flour yet to come forward
be as anticipated, further advance IN prices IS NOT
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FOR CIEARLEsT0X, 5. c.

<CEes FOR CIEARLEsFON,s {.
BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TO SAIL SATURDAY. 2lst inst. at II o'clock
Noon The Al steamship CUMBERLAND"
Z. c. REID, Commander,
is now receiving freight at Elannigan's wharf and
will sail as above.
-. For Freight or Passage, having fine accommoda-
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & CO.,
II Smith, wharf (up stairs).
Supplies purchased for the South from the proceeds
Of the onthcrn Fair will be taken by this Company
FREE OF CHARGE.
y. B.-Al freight engagements must be made at
office, for which permits will be given
Bills OF iading signed at our Office.
Goods insured on open policy Agents in Charles
ton, apl9-U WILLIS Il CHISOLM.
l(sTss FOR CHARLESTON, q. G.
- BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
To sail EGRDAY, Dist, at o'clock P NJ
The Al steamship "KALORAMA," VIM. Denkin
commander is now loading at her wharf foot of Con
cord rect, next to Norfolk steamers wharf and will
sail rs above. For freight passage having spen-
did state room accommodations. Apply 10
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & Co.
II 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. B-All freight engagements must be mado at
our Office, for which permits will be given.
Bills of ladnG signed at our Office
Goods insured on open policy. Agents in Charles
ton, WILLIS & CHISHOLM ap19-tf
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BY TELEGRAFA.
Furnished b. leonard j. Tormey d Co., Stock and BIZ
Brokers, No. % South Street.
April 90 1865.
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MARINE JOUR N Al.
P0RT OF BAETLROEE,

FRIDAY. April 20. 1866.
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
rEHE RALTIMo RE ANn NIslo RAIs-in-

PA I March 21 Sd g. is s, tTo %4 MN il5ig
viii run between Baltimore and Wheeling and par
MAIL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily (cxcert
Sunday at $50 a. NJ. EXPRESS TRAIN win
lo@ye Dolly, Gnclqding Sunday, at 10 P NJ and The
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeling daily at So A. N. Except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belar and ParkeGsburZ fo1
all f RfRf5 5"" A6a a9f HBSITPT TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily a; 49, !: NJ Except Sunday
E9St-Leayes Frederick at IT'S a. NJ. daily, tSun-
The EzILiIj6joTTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more at 8; 20 and 10 a. NJ, and $50 NJ, and Eli
P. N. -'-i' at ~ A. NJ anu i''O t. -1'' anu Ut
FOR WASHINGTON.
leave Baltlmore at 10 7.O5 8.45 and 9l5 4. NJ,
$40 A. NJ, and 4.l5 ana AS P. NJ. Leave Washing
7@n qt SN 3:3Q and lib NJ and 245, 40 and
80 P NJ. The 9,45 4. NJ. and 3 p. ii. trains only
from fro B2ltimUTe and the go A. NJ and 2l5 P. NJ
1rains IRON H3shington stop at way points. The
$50 A. NJ. and 40 P NJ from Washington. Connect
with fno trains rs on the Anns;polis road.
for Baltimore and Washington.
rGT t IL inf2 E6 tickets every kind o
ton or at the Ticket Once. W p SMITH, STyffffn o'a
Master of Transportati6n.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Asent. ia9tf
PHILADELPHIA. WEEWiYG'FON ANT
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
e - ss.-a:SsSsl6. the trains viii leave Pres-
dent Street Depot as follows viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and WAY Stations
at T25 A. M.
Express Train for New York only at q.20A.N
1.l0 P. M. VI ~ "'
Accommodation Train for Havre dc Grace and in
termediate Stations at AS P. NJ.
, Express Train for Philadelphia and Now York at
635 ?. NJ. ~''' VI" A'
Express Train for New York at sop. N.
The above Trains leave daily oxccpt Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS
For New York and Philadelphia at S2OP.M
For Princess Anne, and Intermediate points on
Delaware Railroad, take 7.25 A. N. train and for
Dover, Delaware, take the Ito p Nj train
e-.p WM. CRAWFORD,
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SEWING MACHINES;
IZszNGlMsn IMPROVEMENT

Saving 70 per cent. in space weight TRANSPORTATION
friction and number of parts the best engines
with great economy in steam and repairs The cheap
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Adapted to Marine Stationary, Portable, Locomo-
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EF BALTIMORE

side going from Baltimore street. 8 few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Mama and Number
Lettsrs mast contain a stamp. oc4H
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.A<P. STEVENS, Attorney at law, N. W. cor. Lex
Ington and St, Paul SITS, Entrance I'd door on St
Paul street Professional business attended to in ali
TIE Courts OF Baltimore and State of Maryland.
Houses; Farms, and Ground Rents bought and sold,
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
Nest Virginia and Pennsylvania: also. Coal and
fnQO l..
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