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Evening star., 1867-05-22
Aflairs In aeeRssssWn.

ARREST OF 4 FUaIrIvR.-On the 5th inst.
several notorious thieves managed to escape
from the Marylan penitenuary, at Baltimore.
where they were serving out the times tor
George Hsbrown. noted coiorsd horse thief
who was arrested bv Lieatenant Essex, Of the
Metropolitan police In 1865 f0x several rob-
berries In Maryland, and for which he was
con victed and senyenced 70 twenty years i'm
prisOnment at hard labor. George, after es-
Gaping from the peni:entiary. mads for wash.
ington, where he was discovered and arrested
by ofcer Harper, Of the Sd precinct, and con.
fnsd in the Georgetown sta ion house. This
morn ng officer Harper started with the p -Isou.
er to Baltimore where he will be delivered TO N.
w Z: Thompson, Esq, Warden Of the Mary.
land Penitenuary. 7s7 - F. F.sr-s.F r-st.. I
THE MERcaAsTs' Exon ANe. There was q
better attendance At th- Exchaoge this IN orn l.
several dsys past The offerings were:-U prn-
l,152 bushels white, allie bushels yellow, 50
bushels mixed: Wheat So bushels W hita 0O3
bushels red. SaIes-1, So bushels white corn,
al $l.09; 500 bushels yellow corn, at 81. 10; 400
bushels red wheat. At % 10.
FIsH.-The receipts at the wharf from the
findings to day amounted 10 $4,000 fresh her
ring, which sold for 81 per 1000, and 10000
struck herring sold for IS So
The RCANAL-Arrived-Red Eye No. Q. wheat;
10 Geo. Waters; Henry Wade, limestone to the
kilns; and seventeen boats with ceal to Con.
solidaton Co., 220.7 tons; Cumberland Co.,
22j l6 tons; Central Co, 994 10 tons; American
112 tons: Borden Co, 1l4.i9 tons. Departed -
The Red Eye No. 3, lumber, &c, to Edwards
Ferry; Lidie. fish and salt to McOoy's Ferry;
Base Line, manure to Lift Lock No. IL; and
twenty five boats light.
PORT OF GEoR0ErowN.-Entered Steamer
Philadelphia, Fultz, from Philadelphia. En.
tered and dcieared-Schooner p Boyce, Adams,
from Boston for Portland.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
INTERNAL RHvlNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day, were s3l3, ,o02 90.

as The MARYLAND CoNsTITuTIoHAL Con.
-vRNTIoN.-In the Democratic Constitutional
Convention at Annapolis, q city member yes.
terday submitted proposition locking to q
constitutional provision for the Punishment
OF members Of the Legislature and the officers
thereof who shall receive bribes. Mr.. Peters,
Rights, submit itted minority report, objecting
TO the article declaring that sslsyery shall not
oe permitted to exist In this STATE, !" and 20
the declaration that ssno person shall be
deemed incompetent as witness on account
sofrace or color" Mr.. Peters calls this latter
a.stsrtling proposition" and says that on its
aoopuon the COMMITTEES was DIVIDED, eleven
for It and ten against It. Had tue COMMITTEES
been full. he believes It would have been re.
jected. Mr.. Nelson, Of Frederick, Also Sub.
vDitted minority report dtasspting from the
gloss freedom, and ofering . ssbstitata thsre.
t0r. ttas .sfn. g. r 80 80 9st& bsgs. fsff
Evening star., 1867-05-22
ARRIVAL OF EM1eRANrs.-Durius I,

ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-During the
month Of April fifty three vessels with pas. =.
sengers arrive, at New York, forty Of which
were steamships and thirteen sailing vessels.
The total number Of passen gers brought from
various parts OF Europe was 24,94s, OF whom
1858 were males, $3.50 females; 2l,361 were
over eight years of age, and 3,5s7 under eight
years Of age. During the month forty seven
passengers died at sea. Several Of the yes.
sells brought more passengers than allowed by
law. The largest number brought by any one
vessel was in the British steamer Minnesota,
which brought e47 passengers.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

GRERRAL ASSEMBLY OF PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The next annual session Of the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
Gold SchooD Will be held in the New York
Avenue Church, beginning on the Sd Thurs.
day Of May, 1868. The Assembly is now in
Session in Cincinnati
Evening star., 1867-05-22

AT THE WHIT HoUsR.-Hon. G Gorge Ban
croft, the newly appointed Minister to Prus.
ssia, called upon the PresideDt this morning
and passed some time in conversation with
him. He was also received in the blue parlo,
by the ladies OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs
Patterson and Mrs Slower
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ The President hasas yet decided to &C.
cept but one OF the invitations he has received
10 60 away, viz: that to visit Raleigh. N. O
The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone to
the proposed monument to his father, in that
place, akes place June 4, and Mr.. johnson
will leave here about the first OF next month.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
steamer RurneA-Los ~ VIZ.

WA7ERrowN, N ~, May 2.-Last light a,
1 O'Clock the steamer Wisco "A !, - hnrned
three miles from APE Vim c-it, and from 25 "a
% lives lost The boat VIZ run ashore on
g enadier Island, above C,pe Vincan and
s. The pass-ug who chs I'd ~" zap II ..
orders and remained on artweresavod Tha
steamer beloag TO the Northen Transpor atiou
line and was Inward bound. The steamer will
probably be total loss.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

- The President has received . letter from
Mr.. Bancroft, accepting the mission to Prus.
,sia. Mr.. Rancroft says this 10 the only ONCE
he could accept with satisfaction
Evening star., 1867-05-22

1Shillington. Odeon Building, sends us the
May number OF the popular English period.
Cal The Peoples Magazine. -e7s ar5'
Evening star., 1867-05-22

~ The judiciary committee to-day disposed
OF the Kansas branch Of the Pacific railroad
dispute by declaring in faver Of the Fremont
company, who are now IN possession Of the
road,
Evening star., 1867-05-22

PRIVATE SECRETARY Mr.. John p. Brophy,
OF tins city has been appointed private secrs-
tary to Admiral Dahlgren, Of the Solth
Pacific Squadron.
Evening star., 1867-05-22
Special Telegrams t the Star.
FROM EUROPE D.DAY

FLY Oanie 10 the Asso"'f-r Pre- y -
Lon DON, Nay g Noon .-Onsois, 90; 10. s.
S. Five. .tWentiex. 12k.
LivHRYooL, Hay 29-Noou-Cotton 10 de-
clinaag; Mfddhns Upland, III. Other articles
are an nchauRed.
Evening star., 1867-05-22

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDe.-The Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office has re-
.eeived returns frsm the local onices at Du
Luth and st. Cloud, in Minnesota, which
show An aggregate disposal Of 67,631 acres OF
of Apr,l