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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Grpse Mahfraoe na6 unferer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Tau'enbe trbtn bm0 otfs!te SeiIune scunbfn.
Se GtAtsrung rruo'tRe In Zen O{iit0rTPitarra an.
Sic bat &ieie uuIsrtr 5pt6aten eurjrt uaGccm ale
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am cnem Sectn uuitr;r 2eer ratbtn 81 ttnrtn, itt
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The University Boat Race,
from the Pail Mall Gazette.l


No delay at the start-nG watermens "iddIiug."
They strip. and forward in twinkling. Suspense
is soon broken; they are off. good start il good
style; but Oxford have the best oft, going away
evenly with few feet to the good at Smlnonds)
settling down to thrty-nine strok es minute Cam
bridge force on two minute quicker and are up to
them and ahead before they reach the London Row
ing Club boat house. Oxford keep on steady ever,
and Cambridge career by them not rapidly rs last
year, but still at passable pace. At the Point,
Forbes takes Cambridge very wide. but they are
three tourthS of length in front, and in making the
shoot an entire length. The same at the Crab
Tree. the boats not squirting unon each other, but
rowing each their own pace, and playing their own
game.
The positions are about the same under Hammer
smith Bridge which they shoot at S 20 both in the
centre arch Oxford, If anything, slightly overlap
ping. The sporting world is glad to see Cambridge
WIN. and the whole mass of spectators in carriages.
on foot or hanging in the chains of the bridge cheer
them as they dash by. Signs of west wind and
rough water are already visible outside the house
under the leal mills and soon the c0Xswains warn
their men to feather high and hold tight he boats
still in etfu quo neither gaining losing; but
presently, as the head wind increases, the labor OF
getting forward endangers the length Of the stroke
the Oxford stroke sackens, and keeps his to-
serving form and strength. Cambrdgesteer into the
bay out of the strength Of the tide. where they are
more sheltered from the wind A numbering barge,
lacking with the tide, swings full the race.
and danger Is imminent. oxford sheer to the right,
and Cambridge follow them, but lose far ground
than the others by having farther to go. Both then
make for the shelter of the MddIesex shore and the
advantage of this corner is everything.
Cambridge have had the pull in corners ever since
the Crab Tree. and Oxford cannot afford to lose
this advantage; so while Grifiths forces the race,
Brown follows suit and at last lets his in real
earnest. They have been rowing within themselves,
biding their time and when they called upon
they come" Yard by yard, and rowlock by row
lock, they close up-swnging, sweeping, and SASH
ing in better form than ever and before the curve
Is reached they take the lead, for the first time in
three and half miles, except during the first half
minute: Here the race resembles that of last year,
but Oxford take longer to pass their rival and
never get so far ahead as in former match. Nor do
they took the lead last year. 1t is still hard fighting
and, though they draw away there barely daylight
between the boats they shoot Barnes Bridge in 10
min. 40 sec. But from this point all is over and Ok
ford draws slowly. They are a clear length at the
mile winning by three clear lengths in D min 80 sec
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Silver Lode Discovered liza West Virginia.
The Vein EisIteen inches Thick

Accompany boring for oil on the farm of William
Cunningham, situated in Jackson count y, West Vir
ginia in going down went through vein of metal
about eighteen inches thick. The company took no
particular notice of the borngs but continued drill
ing until they became satisfied their efforts in search
for oil fruitless, when they abandoned the we'll
In recurring to the strata through which the drill
had passed. the owners thought of the metal vein,
and Immediately concluded to have it analysed.
A quantity Of the metal borings was sent to New
York, here it has been assayed and pronounced to
yield niRety-eigh per cent Of pure SiGUer. Under
meath this vein. which is three hundred and forty
feet from the surface, is vein of silver quartz four
feet thick. The gentleman from whom We learn the
foregoing facts, gives the following account of the
strata in the we-First forty feet hard flint rock
next two hundred feet, soft soap stone then layer
of blue rock next soap stone: then the silver vein
eighteen inches thick four feet of quartz, and
then bed Of black sand similar to the sand found
in the gold mines of California.
This valuable discovery has been made on small
farm located above Letart Falls, six miles above
Ripley's Landing, West Virginia, and distant from
Pittsburg two hundred and forty miles. The owners
have been offered since the discovery two hundred
thousand dollars for the farm, but they have refused
to sell at price sthey design developing them
selves. They are already at work roaming out the
well preparatory to sinking shaft. the machinery
Tor which, brought up from Cincinnati on the
steamer Leonidas on her last trip.
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CANADIAN WEAPON OF DEFEEsE.-The Hamilton
Canada Vest Times says that of the home guard
in that city reported himself at headquarters during
the late Fenian excitement, armed with budgeon
ABOUT two feet long and about three inches in dame
ter at one end tapering gradually down to the other
until it was small enough to grasp with ease. The
heavy end furnished with six rows of iron spkes
projecting about one and half inches and five in a
about one inch apart The left hand coat pocket
Of the owner Of this formidable weapon was filled
with mixture Of Cayenne pepper and salt IN equal
proportions, the of which will be better explained
by his own answer to the question, when addressed
by the captain Of the guard. Presenting his huge
while his left hand dived into his capacious coat
pocket and brought up handful of the mixture, he
SAID, " hen L meets Fnnigan, fust dis pepper den
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General ". S, Hancock commanding head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayettc streets
Assistant Adjuta1t General, Middle Military De-
paTtme1t, Breyet Col a; r. King.
First Army Corps u. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street BIT. 1t
Col. Finley Anderson Assistant Adjutant General.
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson,
Office third story Department Headquarters.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Breyet Brigadier General W. H. Browne; Office,
No 81 n. Calvert street.
Depot Commssary- Brevct Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson, assistant and BIT. Lit. Col. l.. n. Smith, c. ST.
Office, No. 5. Gay street. up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo:
". Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets;
!istants, Captain A. NJ Cumming, 4. Q. NJ; Office,
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Erevet Lieut. Col F. NJ. Etting.
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut.. Col. F, s. Warner, Majors
L. Il. c. Hooper, Brantz Mayer, William u. NicolS
and W. IL. Stewart: Offices. Post Office Building.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, April IL.

nofsc efbbE aIhe market continues very quiet We
frny at at SS[fe5sy; Prime and choice Rio is held
JaRgss fg@% e to 70 cts gold We quote Laguayra at
st9ck Of Sonee mere is about 5000 bags
FLOUR-We notice sales TODAY of i'm bbI. How,
ard Street Super at IS So and of loo hbIs anS NV
ard Street Extra at $685. Dbl which a o1b
transactions of Importance that we ba are one only
poses is scarce and firm, with rather an nnun pur
de1cy but for low grades the market is wery d deIi
and heavy. We quote to-day as follows Y iuu
Howard street at $5@S.75 for Super; S9GSe7s; e
Extra $l29l2.50 for Family; Western at 81 f5as Sn
for Super; so for Extra; Sll@l2 for FamiIv. a
City Mills at $S@s75 for Super S9@975 for standard
EAla, and Sll159l2 Dbl for high grade do suitable
d9E sne MO market. Baltimore Family is selling at
eo ISf fatapsco Reservoir and other choice brands
Hnu 1sn grade Extra of the brands at Sl3 Dbl
rour Is very dull at $44 25 and we again quote
wine. 0 W u'
GhAdN:-Corn was in quite light supply to-day,
opened at a cts about ZOO bushels selling at
TINS ngu5e but subsequently some $500 bushels Sold
ct SIgo3cts and 1T closed dull at these Surss Val
low Drought the same price on yesterdav the saias
(abopt 600 bushels being at 70 els Whaot @ s
and higher for prime lots. There were abomf d60
bushels at market aud sales Were reported of one ar
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&c.
FOR SAVANNAH. GA.

THE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP, COMPANY'S STEAMERS are now
running as follows Leaving Baltimore from Union
Dock, foot Of Concord street, EVERY THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock.
Returning, they will leave Savannah for Baltimore
EVERY THURSDAY.
Goods for Augusta, Ga. and the interior consigned
to our agents in Savannah La Roche IL West will be
promptly forwarded.
Fer freight or passage, having good accommoda-
tons, apply to
JAMES 3. ANDREWS, Agent
ONCE S. Light st. wharf and foot of Union Dock
N; B.-Al bills of lading signed at the steamer
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ROOFING, Asvr

I'-IFas Fh1.I' cEE. sii--!!T AlyU GE.AVsL ROOF
LHa
tesn years. ~
" a"agantee all new w2fE rc7 Eve years.
II IS batter than Tin, and eos i al! ma much
va Sool5 re2ajrod at short noiics
" . are Tao only Manufacturers or ROOFING ma
1888 "a = 3ys1d, AZ o. which We keep con-
II q EGitS,5 ant spts-. g-c.RI-rr. ,o;-A.5 81,
80 80 - ;'-.tt2 ~rEN. T. LrtrlsW
"a, FACE BROS i CO.,
'" t-H Eosrftss ~shh7f
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HOTELS, ETC.
EToSaEE.L HOUSE.
~ HOLIDAY STREET.
BALTIMORE. .
del5-6m A. KLEFF, PROPRIETOR.
Pacific Hotel.
40. I72, IVA &5 l78 GREEN WITCH ST..
(0no Square West Of Broadway.)
BETWEEN CoUETLAED AND DEY sTREET8, NEW YORK.
beFEEN E'AE'FAE, .gF,, Proprietor.

IL known to the travelling public. The location is
s especially suitable TO merchants and business mem
il is in close proximity to the business part Of the
city-is on the highway Of Southern and Western
trayel-and adjacent to all tho principal Railroad
and Steamboat depots.
The PACIFIC has liberal accommodations for over
300 guests it is well fuT3ished and POSSESSES every
modern improvement for the comfort and entertain
mont Of It's inmates. The rooms arc spacious and
well ventilatod provided with EaS aud water; the at
tendance is prompt and respectful, and the table is
generously provided with every doiicacy Of the
season.
The subscriber. who. for the past few years has
the lessee, Is now sole proprietor, and intends
to identify himself thoroughly with tue interests Of
his house. With long experience rs a hotcl-kUeper
he trusts, by moderate charges and liberal policy
to maintain the Favorable reputation of the Pacific
Hotel
N. BIO prevent Overcharge by hackmen, the
coaches OF the Hotel arc owned By the proprietor.
EelA-Ir -itll ~ HANNIIInM In
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Lake SUPERIOR Ne,Ys.

From the Portage Lake Mining Gazette
The Calumet discovery assumes more magnificent
proportions every day. and seeing that it has no rivals
it endeavors to eclipse ITSELF Every foot of sinking
in the belt shows it to be richer than before and we
this week hear of difficulty being experienced in
block holing" large pieces. to break them up small
enough for expeditions handling.
Reports from the new vein in the Copper Falls
MINE are OF the most exciting and encouraging char
acter: Inc length OF heavy bearing vein is
lance has been opened and there are no visible signs
OF contraction or diminution of the productive
ground.
Advices from the Minnesota this week state that
quite an important discovery of heavy mass copper
has recently been made in the conglomerate below
the second level. just east of No. shaft Seven or
eight tons were taken out for last months product
and though sand blast has been tried on the main
portion 1t had not been moved at last accounts
From gentleman who is perfectly familiar with
we u IN inc 4id nnesota mine
to that of many of the CONSIDERS which in former
days were the delight Of the stockholders While it
is not expected this will prove equal to tho king
of the world, it is hoped it will turn out to be good
sized chunk.
The Amygdaloid Mining Company has levied an
assessment of two dollars share, payable March
9th.
A call of fifty cents per share on the capital stock
Of the Toltec Consolidated Mining Company has
been made. payable April II.
PANIC INA CATHOLIC CHURoH.-The Quebec Neirs
prints the following: "0n Sunday evening, during
divine service, frghtful panic took place in St.
Patriek's Church. which. but for the GOODNESS and
presence of mind of the respected pastor, might
have been attended with the most serious conse-
quenees. A young man who for some time past has
been laboring under mental arrangement, and who
was. we believe, lately an inmate in the BEAUFORT
Asylum, found his way into the gospel aisle. AT the
elevation he was seized with aft. roared out loudly
and commenced the most. violent, gesticulations,
brandshing wooden crucifix in his hands.
The whole congregation at once started to their
feet some thinking the church was on fire. others
with the fears of late FenIan excitement in their
minds, thinking that it but the beginning of
outbreak. and all more or less terrified To add to
the disorder, some incautious persons, in endeavor
ing to remove the poor maniac, used him roughly
when his screams were again heard resoundng
through the church. The choir ceased, the priest
at the alter became silent, and an indiscriminate
rush of women. children and men were made towards
the doors and throughout the sanctuary into the
sacristy behind. For a moment the consequences
seemed frightfuI, and the Rev. Mr.. McGauran, from
the sanctuary, in loud tone heard above the noise
and tumult explained the cause of the confusion,
and begged the congregation to be calm and keep
their seats. The conclusi on Of Mass was then pro-
decided with; but aboutone-haf the congregation had
left"
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That the
"a subscriber, as administrators the estate
of JOHN c. GKEENWAY. residing in Virginia
deceased. WILL on and after the FOURTH DAY
OF JUNE, 1866, through Edward NJ. Greenway
his attorney in fact, cause to be transferred upon
the books of the 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 ID April, lS66,
JAMES c. GREENWAY
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THO BOLDIEals' FAnILIKs.

THO SOLDIEaEs' FAMILIES.
BOUNTY, PENSION
~, BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &c.
% Tue Widow. Child, Father, Mother, Brother OF
SISTER, &c., of any Officer, Soldier or Seaman who
dies in tho service of tho United States is entitled 10
Bounty, Pension or Back Pay. &c. Full information
given. aud oil such claims promptly collected by
WM. B. HILL,
Government Claim Office,
10 " Faye>te street
Baltimore, nd.
n. n.-AH !stterS must eo1tsig stamp g.
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two lots of fair white at $50 cts, and of some Low
bushels red at 230@23 cts for fair to good ana z22
$50 for prime. the latter figure being an advance e. %
to cts on any previous quotation 0atS WetG mI in
at 54G155 cts, but comparatively little was uoIe ~
them, and we quote Rye at 70@13 cts Tor 4hdrS i''
M0LaSSES@The has been some further in nqIhi5y hit,
for Molaes to-day and We notGe Ssie p 0r " Rco
at G5 cts We still quote as follows, w: E T
cayed at 40@45 cts: do Musc9yado a. doG zG-6 +
PR0 c5T'S is good consumptive de-
mand for Provisions but there no speculative IN
aury Whatever for BaF Neat is held generally at
lIml1 cts for Shoulders, lt@l4l cts tor sides, and
III for Hams but lot OF Ivy pieces 1889 Goun
Shoulders and 1891 cts for Sides. without finding
nnrchaser We notice sale to-day of 10 boxes Short
lots Mt l cts for Shoulders and 154 cts for Sides.
and Hams range from 20 to q cts. Mess Pork is sell
inf in retail o 5 % PfT all 2p c %s sna
in tierces. and 2OH cts in kegs
RICE.-There is some inquiry for Rice, but we
9TG.9A cts. and Carolina at i2j@@l27l cts:
SUGARS.Sggars are re steady but not actys We
Island at o c mos ~. and md % hhds fair grocery
English Island at ll4 cts. We quote to-day as fol-
2gs VIZ at l0@C cts for fair to g9od re fin 4
fair to good Porto Rico, and l29gl34 cts for primo
to choice do.
REFINED SUGARs--We quote as follows, viz
Hard Crushed at Is cts; White Soft Crushed 1459
Is cts; G and G Extra at l4@l4A cts ana 1eho"
SEEDSEThere is nothing doing in Cloverseed so
far as we are advised 1t held generally at ST. but
there are no buyers at over sou Fio9she l2r goo4
lots Timothy Seed is very scarce and Is selling ut
retail $3.50 e bushel. Flaxsecd we quote at S25O
G255 2 bushcl. 80
SALT.-Liverrool is in large supply and dull with
n declining tendency. We quote Ground Alum at
81 80 MarShalIs and WorthingtOns Fine at $50
and other less known brands at S3.l543.2o 2 SACK
Turks Island is in light supply and firm at 6O cts q
bushel. =,
WHISKY.-The market is very quiet. Some small
lots OF Western are selling at S226 but not over SO
could be obtained for a lot OF 80 to 100 bbls
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
Reported Especially for the Baltimore Commercial ]
LIVE STOCK SCALES, April r. 1866.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
BeeVes.......... low
Sheep and Lambs. 3,li6
Hogs o'uJz
Total. ...".........,.............. 9.458
There were received at the following yards:
A. po6.o.,,or,. ward. He sg2
At the Calverton yards...................... 40
AT the scales, direct. lSS
1850
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET THIS WEEK.
Very best on sale Oslo.
That generally rated first quality. I2oSc.
Medium good fair quality t9I12c.
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows......61 @a7c.
Inferior and lowest grades Of Catt
General average of the market to-day........ I%1c.
Extreme range of I2aS@ic.
Most of the sales are @5c.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM.
ANA
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THE ROUTES BY WHICH THEY CAME.
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