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@puntY=D Delegation gu Der republitanil6en
StaatsS@pnSentiCn linp a~nsepie1en fir s.
&. MOrebeaD gum @Ouoerneur gu Ittmmen.
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PRoCEEDEnss OF the CoURTs.

Criminal Court.--Hon. Judge Bond c. H. Rich
ardsQn, prosecuting attorney.
John Richardson alias Peters, for the larceny of
goods from John Galeni postponed. John Thomas,
for the larceny of goods from Reyel Z. Rev post
poned. John Brooks for the larceny of $40 from
David Hudson; postponed. Conrad Miller, selling
LIQUOR to minors, three cases. postponed. John I'm
hoff, selling liquor Sunday, four separate ndict-
ments; recognizance forfeited. George W. Straus
selling liquor on Sunday; postponed. Bernard Nc:
Clempert, selling LIQUOR on Sunday fined $50 and
costs. Geo W. Straus, for selling liquor on Sunday
two separate indictments; postponed, Conrad Miller
two separate indictments ioV selling liquor Sun
quor on Sunday; postponed. Frederick Hunlhorst
for the sale Of liquor on Sunday two seperate ndict-
ments: fined SD and costs. Andrew Korb. for selling
liquor on Sunday postponed. Court adjourned to
this morning.
Court of Common P2eas-Hon. Judge King-Ste-
phen Schwinler vs.. John g. katsbergeE-appeal
Franz Sigel & VIM. Schnaufer vs.. B. Momenthy-
appeal from Pinieil, Judgment reversed.
Frederick A. ,Hanszche vs. John ". Cooper-ap-
for appellee for SIS. appellee TO pay the costs.
John Z. Rockford VS.. Samuel I. McPherson-ap-
peal from WEIGH; appeal dismissed.
Griffin; judgment affirmed,
NJ. Cunningham vs.. Stephen Corcoran-appeal
from Wilson; held sub curid
B Baltz vs.. Samuel Fox-appeal from Weleh judg-
Il: Smith vs.. Oliver Wood-appeal from Hiss: sub
curid.
o, Burk ct al, vs.. Joseph ". Blake-appeal from
Whitney; Judgment affirmed,
Patrick Preston VS.. Ida Sinclair-appeal from
Blake; Judgment affirmed.
Assignment l33 to 153 inclusive.
Circuit Co,rt-Hon. Judge Alexander.-The estate
of Andrew Mclaughlin, deceased. Argument made
on the appointment of trustee, and Ann Mclaughlin
appointed trustee
Superior Cour.-Hon. Judge Martin.-Jno Rooney
VS.. VIM Mentzell Before reported.
Georgianna Miller vs.. Samuel Blades ct al, in
equity Bill to set aside certain deeds on the ground
that that they were made to defraud creditors.
%Orphons Court-Hon. Judges Audoun. Supplee and
HOifman.-The will of John NJ. Vollant was admit
ted to probate and letters granted DOrothea NJ R.
Vollant. Also on the estate of Benjamin Kurtz to
Iheopilus and Benjamin C. Kurtz, and on the estate
OF Margaret Berghimer to Leonard Berghimer; and
on the estate of Levi Rogers granted to Andrew
Lewis.
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Baltimore Markets. February 5, 1868.

C0FFEE.-Cofee is in good demand and the mar
ket for 1t very strong to-day We note sales of 600
bags prime Rio Elk Adelaide Pendergast at 2034 cts
gold hO bags do at % cts currency. 30 days. ana go
bags Mo on private terms. Rio closes firm at 1903
cts. gold for common to fair; 10000 cts gold for good
to prime 2izlA cts. gold for choice; Laguayra at go
23 god and Java at 2S923% cts gold Stock to-
day in irst ard second hands is about Il 600 bags
FLOUR.-There was very little inquiry for Flour
this morning, and 81 far we could learn no sales
whatever were made. The market is weak. and
holders exhibit desire to press sales. but in
general they disposed to accept 10 wer rates and
prices may be said to be nominaly unchanged. We
again quote as follows viz Howard street at 50S
for Super; S9950 for Extra; Sl0G1050 for Fancy do
Sl2@I3 for Family: w estern at S8S50 for Super, SEQ
925 for Extra: $9.75@10 for Fancy do: S1l@l2
for Family: City Mills at SS.2599 for Super; $40
$50 for standard Extra: and Sll5O@ll rs for high
grade Rio Extra Patapsco. Reservoir and other
brands of Baltimore Family and high grade Extra
selling the trade at So 50 for the former.
and $l275 p Dbl for the latter. Rye Flour Is very
dull at "a 5o@4 rs, and We quote Corn Meal dull at
S3.s71194 q Dbl.
GkAlN-rorn was in comparatively light supply
to-day the receipts being only abou 10000 bushels;
but the market for it vas heavy, and both white and
yellow were lower in p, ice A few parcels of white
sold at S39S5 cts these figures being decline of to
cts on the prices of yesterday. and lot of 200
bushels slightly mixed sold at so cts Yellow ranged
at from 72@75 cts the bulk Of the sales being at "a
ea, lat which figure 1t closed OF Wheat thsye we're
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The Jesuits have published at Rome the statistics
of the members of their order From these it appeara
that in Comarca alone there AIS Jesuits of whom
of velletr. Frosinone. and Yiterbo. There are La
Jesuits experimenting the Roman College: Is are
engaged in directing the journal Cipiha Cdtolicoj
Is in the German Colege II in the College del No
bile, 10 in the South Am rican College, a live in the
House of Profession. 70 assigned to the novtiate
and = remain in the House of Refuge. At the end Of
the Catholic world. being 129 more than in 1853
Inc order IS divided into q provinces of which four
belong to France. five to Germany. Belgium and Hol-
land two to Spain. five to Italy one to Mexico and
the other the four are distributed in England, Ireland
Jesuits employed in foreign missions, being an in
crease of 242 over the year 1868 The European mis-
sions amounted to S The Asiatic 29s; the African
to 2l3; the North American to 26 the South Ameri.
to 1885, the 0ceanian to 55; and Is were on pass
age Twenty,five years ago. namely. in 1874, there
were but 1868 Jesuls so since that period the num-
Der has been more than doubled.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Norfolk-Steamer JAS L Brady. 4 bales cotton
Wheeiwright & Nudge; 5 do do. Griffin. Bro 4 Co, l.
bags wheat. Whedboe Il Dickinson; II do do, Ander-
Boston-Steamer Geo Appod, % pkgs mdse Thorn
sen Block 100 bds iron, boxes files. 9 pkgs wire
NJ Keith il A Son; 40 bbs herrings, order 70 do DO
nut & Co. do craDberries. II Kegs gTGpes, bag figs
W Bridges & Son; 10 bales gambler, SEQ Appold J
Sons; % bds selves 10 casks tacks LORD. II pkg
mdsp Goodwin, Oliver Co; 50 pkgs iron, order II
bdis hides, Jenkins. Staylor Co; 90 bbls hcrring
John MaGstou; bds blinds, Il do sash, doors, Gee
C Stevens ]; Go, 20 boxes oranges. order; 30 pkg
fish; 500 do mdse. & R Co; 1900 do do, 366 cas- e
boots and shoes As bbls apples. - 40 onions, 100 Dc
pot"toes 900 slaves. sundry persons.
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MARINE &c NAL
PefRT OF BALTIMORE
TUESDAY. February s. 1866.
EzEaI gnss

TUESDAY, February s. 1866.
Arrived.
Steamship Kingfsher Rector, from New York
mdse to 5 Blai'dell, Jr. ~, r.. ,r.-e.,,. j..
Steamer Thomas keiso. Russell, from Hortolk-to
NJ Falls. Reports considerable ice in the river and
Steamer James I Brady, Lands. from Norfolk-to
Steamer A Bseasley, Cook, from Potersburg-sun-
schr Mary i Amidon, Smith. from WOODS Hole
to Bige ow & Sargent; guauo to John Reese i Co;
copper ore TO -.
Steamer Thomas KelsO, Russell. NOrf0lk-M n
Steamer Jas Brady. Lands. Norfolk Brick
Ship Jobanno wilhelmine, (Brom) Thisruap. Brs-
men-F L Brauns & Co.
Brig Dudley. Carter, MonteYideo and B Ayres-A
saRr Ghas Z faige, Fink. Observation-Disclosures.
scbr 1gnes. Phillips, Allgns Point, CT st;cbn K
Co.
Sailed.
Brig VIM H Bickmore. Mobile, sailed 4th,
Arrived frs,m baltimore
ifSteamship Ellie Knight Harrington, at Charleston
18th inst.
Charleston. Feb 5-The steamship Cumberland has
been detained by the heavy weather, and will sail
Bark TX Delaware. Or White. hence for Denerara.
went into Hampton Roads. 9Th inst.
Banks Agnes. Thompson. for Rio JGEeiro; Seneca,
Bonner, for Cienfuegos, and steamtug Edwin L Web
ster, Barclay. for savannah all hence went to sea-
4th inEt.-Reported by BALTIC pilots.
Brig Y c Clary, Bryant, sailed from kingston 10,
Brig VIM Welsh Strobridge. from Na7assa. arrived
at Philadelphia. 9TH inst.
Sehr Yankee Blade, Coombs. sailed from Barbados
Schr E ClassOn Goombs, from New York, arrived
at jacksonville 22d uit.
Schr Silver Cloud, Crook hence, was at St Lucia
9Th ult, to sail next day for San Andreas.
ochr John Gr9cktord' Kelley. sailed from CaFdenas
Scbr Geo " Griee Butler, from Brownsville, Tex,
arrived at New =, cans, 18th 3. ult;
Schr Valera, C0nkl.h' from galveston, arrived at
MaIanZas, 29th ult.
Correspondence Merchanta' Exchange and News
ROOM
Fort Monroe, Feb 6-Arrived:~-Steanler William
P CLYDE, from Wilmington, n C-S'ress OF weather.
Steamer Ellen Ferry, from Newbern. n C-stress
Schr Alice Scranton. from New York for George
town-potatOes.
Sailed:-Schr Whitney Long, from Baltimorc-coal
for New London.
Schr Imogen. from Baltimore-tallow for New
York
Schr S W Simmons. from NORWOOD for New
York.
Schr Hecht from Newbern-tar for New York.
- Schr Emma Prindall, from Nortolk--oysters TO n
Schr Henry Kirk, from Norfolk-wood for New
York.
Vessels remaining in the harbor:
York.
- Brig Leonard Myers from New York-tobacco fer
Baltimore.
-SchT Mary Evans, from James river-oysters for
scbr Convoy and schr Clara Belle
Weather continues rorthery and unpromising.
by telegraph to News Room.l
ST Jo5ns. F-Arrived. brig Rover's Bride, (Pr)
Rhodes, Baltimore; Jan ID. brig Ten Sisters. iBr)
Doddridge DO.
Boston, Feb 6-Below steamship VIM Kennedy.
llallett from Baltimore.
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ALABAMA-FEToEs BY Governor PATroS.-Gov.
Patton, of Alabama. has vetoed the bill to regulate
contracts with Freedmen. He thinks no special law
is necessary for regulating contracts with freedmen
and remarGs
Information from various parts of the State shows
thEt negroes everywhere making tracts for the
present year upon terms tnat entirely eats:acto-
ry TO the employers. They also entering faithfully
upon the iii charge Of the obligations contracted.
There is every prospect that the engagement formed
will be observed with perfect good faith. there
fore, think tina special laws for regulating contracts
between whites and freedmen would accomplish no
good and might result IN much harm"
Governor Patton has also vetoed the bill "toextend
the criminal laws of this State applicable free per-
sons ofcoor, to freedmen, free negroes and mulat-
t0Es." Re saya:
:" he bill proposes TO apply to freedmen a system
OF laws enacted for the government Of free negroes
residing IN the community where slavery existed.
have carefully examined the laws which under this
bill would be applied TO the freedmen; and think
that mere recital Of some Of their provisions will
chow tho impoiiCy aud injustice Of enforcing them
upon the negroes in their new condition."
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RR. a. MUET, Gradunte Of the Mndinnl -,
OFFICE or THE COMMERCIAL SFEA ",
" BOAT COMPANY, FLANNTGAN'S WHARF-
BALTLHQRE, September q. 1855.

A statement having been circulated among thu
or outside line Of Steamers between this port and
New York. has been only established temporarily.
and Is TO be Withdrawn at the convenience of the
statement and gives assurance to merchants and
shippers generally between these ports that
ments have been completed to keep up reguIar CON-
Inunlcsuon for fve pears. The extensive docks At
Pier 20. Il North River New York, and Flannigan's
WAR; IN Baltimore, have been leased for that period
hne IN either port. Three first class freight Steam
SFss yl1s the SEA GULL, FALCON, and KING
EtIa MI VI make regular and rapid connection,
shipment during that tims
JACOB B. SMULL.
H0A-Sn' 1aEapal Aren't
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rhiIa,,sipn.n Cattle Naarhet, Feb. 5.
Stock on hand not cleared. ....,..-...
New York Mark cts.

New York Markets.
New YORK, Feb 6-Cotton is steady sales 1000
bales at As cts Flour closed with advancing ten
dency for Southern; sales 900 bbls. State $3.50,
8.25: Ohio IS 5Qg0S5: Western S. e5GS40; Southern
unchanged sales 5000 bbs. " heat is firm sales 1000
bushels; New Amber Milwaukee l.79. Corn dull and
ct lower sales % coo bushels at 82S4 cts for Mixed
Pork unsettled; Mess $50 75@3012 closing at 2915
Lard closed buoyant at l5@lS cts Whisky dull. Su-
gars ara active MLsGGvadO HOLES cts. Coffee
auet Naval stores dull. Petroleum dull at 80 cts.
Freights firm. Gold 1895.
New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, Feb 6.-Bccf is imer and prices are
triie better. Quotations II to Is cts. Receipts 1850
head. Cows and NeaS are unchanged. Sheep and
Lambs less firm sales at 81 to IS 80 for inferior 10
prime, aud 1901 30 fox extras Receipts 1900 head.
Hogs steady at Sl0.5UGl0T. Receipts not given.
Philadelphia Markets.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Cotton dull Flour dull
with a declining tendency-Sales at S6.75@7.25 for
super. Wheat scarce; very little good Wheat here
safes 1T So GOA rs for red There is very little Corn
yellow Il cts. Oats dull. Whisky duh at $2.2i@
1925. Petroleum unchanged.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 6.-TIour is quiet and prices un-
changed. Provisions are active and prices generally
higher. Mess Pork is in good demand at S29; holders
ask p cts higher at the close Lard is In good dG
maDd at IS cts for prime city. Whisky IS dull and
nominal.
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~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That sppi-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City Coun-
eli Of Baltimore, for the passage Of ordinance 10
widen Commences lana on the east Gde. between Seen
ead eRest and RxehAngs PlsNe. Ro%~1Awswe
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Err. JOHNSTON
ny BALTIMORE

O BALTIMORE
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERRfTGNK Rs2TIR1EEEE ff
/, discovered in the Great Hospitals of Europa
in the world for Weakness of tbs Rnc al rfne55y
2trlcture5. Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debil-
Confusion Of Ideas. palpitation Of the Heart 1imid
lty, 1remo!ing, Dlmness of Sight or Gddiness Dis
OF the Liver Lungs, Stomach Bowels-those terri
Die disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
s anu Jotary PRACTICES more fatal to their VIC
Ulysses, bhghtns their most brilliant hopes or an
tcipations rendering Marriage, &C.. impossible
-. Office No. s. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
SIDE going from Baltimore street few doors froIn
me corner Fail not to observe Name and Number
AR. A. HUEE, of Paris still continues his sr1-
~ cesstul treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore in an advanced stage Of the
ferTed to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corne,
Of tayette and Frederick streets, Baltimore, Mary
lan1: jel9-ly
Il. a. HUET. Graduate of the Medical FacuI-
n " OF Pans (Efance.) Member of the Medical
ana ChlrurgiCal Faculty of Baltimore Md, Is tSs
alscoVeTer OF the only Remedies for Diseases of mi
Yato character, without Mercury or noxious drugs
Necent cases cured in from u to 48 hours on written
guarantee Chronic, inveterate and constitutional
diseases such as have been abandoned as irsarabIe
are speedily and permanently cured The trsat1ent
adopted by him is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
l.
beyond doubt that the worst cases readily yield,
ana are thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system. especially all cases of constitutional de-
oihty; nervous diseases. which late to
consumption, and all the evils eutailed by certain
perncious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either bushes tudy, society
or marriage, and TO those who suffering the evil
enects OF improper indulgencesr Of whatever kind,
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vlgor IN brief period, by applying to one whose
skill and experience be relied on. No erorbitans
or uHprofesstOHdi charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
forwarded that be taken in the most convenient
and private manner.
Office southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
ERGCK STREETS. ie1o-Iv
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The collection of Letters of Marie An.
toinette" lately published in Paris are now said to
DO elevas forasyiH,
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1t is said that Messrs. Erlanger & Co., of
Paris. made s25oo,0o by engineering the rebel cot.
ton loan,
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virginia loyalty and President Johnson.

V;rginia Loyalty and President Johnson.
On Thursday the Virginia Legislature passed the
following resolutions:
ResolUed by the General ASSEMBLY,, That the people
of this Commonwealth and thsir representatives here
assembled. cordially approve the course of policy
pursued by Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, in reference to the reconstruction of the
Union. We abide the issue of the late contest. We
do not desire to what has been concusively
determined, nor do mean TO permit any one su0-
Ject to control to attempt its renewal TO vio
late any OF our obligations to the United States Gov
eminent In the WISE firm and Just action that An
drew johnson has commenced, mean to cooperate
with all the energy and power which we can devote
TO what is obviously the of liberty and repose
in all our borders.
above declaration represents tho universal sentiments
and purpose of our people, perform duty to our
selves, and to the people of Nircina when we de-
criminal and cruel assaults upon our char
ac:er and intent, the efforts of those who promote
evil designs. by representing views and nten-
tons ha different from those which here assert
That we have in our midst persons who find their
interest temporarily promoted by such course of
misrepresent is of the misfortunes of our
present political condition. To the intelligence and
integrity of those who rule the powers of the United
States Government, look for our safeguard and
protection against the malign influences.
OUTRAGEs IN MIssIssIPPI.-At Pontotoc Miss, a
few nights SINCE the agent of the Freedmens Bureau
was murdered in cold blood while sleeping in his
he'd by party of rebels. His body was rlddled with
bullets; he people at Pontotoc hated the bureau
intensely for interfering with them IN exercising con-
| trol over their slaves
The Vicksburg Hrra1d of January 18th says: THE
military authorities stopped sheriff shannon yester-
gay from carrying out the sentence of the negroes IN
!h' i3r eeity larceny. An order was also served on
| tying up by the thumbs"
| 1t is said that Messrs. Erlanger & Co., of
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-07
Board OF Ira,

Committee Of Arbitration for Eqnuarp
HENRY f. ZoLLIoKoFFER
WV. L. MONTAGUE, JR., lTHos. r. MATTHEWS, Jr
Ii. IRVINE kEYsER, THOMAS GOODWIN