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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15
WILSON'S HOTEL,
(LATE GILM0URs,l
Oy THE EUROPEaH PLAN,
ia Baltimore st., near North 90
nAITIMnue n.

bNLIIMONE, M.
WAS INDUCED 10 change the name of the
Il Hotel In consequence of the nattering sue.
cess have met with since have assumed its
management. My connection. for seven years,
with the Old Day Line steamers has proved
very profitable, and won for mo u host oi
friends, which, together with the already o..
tablishcd reputation Of the Hotel, guarantees
that nothing shall be left undone 10 class II as
he EATING HOUSE OF BALTIMORE.
Polite aud attentive servants; good Eatibles,
fine Liquors and Cigars, are the principal char.
acteristics which render u THE PLICE.
JNo. y. WILSON. Proprietor.
Jan. Is, ises --iy.
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e9- Arlemns Ward said that she maa vho
wrote I'm saddesi whsu ! sins was fool 70
slng ~ much.
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pUCKMAN, RUTTER & CO.,
BANKER rs.

RUCKMAN, KUTTER Z Co,
b A N X e II 8,
No. lO2 WEST BALTIMORE ST,
NEAR ST. PAUL.
Buy and sell Government Securities at mar.
ket rates, without charge or Commission.
Convert 1906 into S-2o Consols OF 1865, on
the Government basis"
Always offering al our counter New $50 Con-
soils, 1865, bearing per cent Gold interest, due
in July and Januaryi 5-2os, 1854 bearing per
cent. Gold interest, due in November and May.
We are paying premium above the accrued
interest for Compound Interest Notes.
Southern Bank Notes, Gold and Silver bought
aud sold.
Buy Mulilatcd Fractional Currency at small
discount
Jess-We solicit call from tho public, bclicv-
ing they will 6nd II to their interest by testing
our mode Of dealing In Government Securities.
June l5.-tl
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HENRY W. COOKE,

REAL ESTA OKER,
No. Q, Las Baidin0', saiMi Pad ST., Balfinors Hd
Negoilates Sales, and Purchases Of Houses, Lots
Farms and Ground Rents; and Loans on Real Estate
Apr. "a, l667.-ly.
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Miscellaneous.
GROCERY SUPPlIESl
o. LEWIS DUNLAP,
DEALERfN
Groceries, Teas, Wines,
FLOU u II,

~ ~ " ~
&C., &C., &c.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT No. GEN.
TIRE MARKET SPACE,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT No. 20 W. BALTIC.
STREET, BALTIMORE. Mn.
ENAMiLY ORDERS Hlled with the choicest
II selection of Goods the market can com
mand. aud pat up aud packed in the best maHHey.
sTOREKEEPERs
Supplied with Goods at the io'scst Importing
aHd manufacturers prices.
All articles delivered 10 Hotels, Steamboats,,
Railroads or private residences In the city. free
Of charge.
Our Stock Of
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
FLOUR.
CRACKERS,
HAMS. PICKLES 4 SAUCES.
POWDER, SHOT. 4c.. &c..
land articles too numerous to mcntion,D all not
excelled In the city either for quality. prices.
or variety.
A Call Is Solicited from Az
Remember the address,
g. LEWIS DUNLAP,
No. I3 West Baltimore Street,
aud No. Centre Market Space, BALTIC.
Nov. ., is6T.-ly.
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WA.No Advertisement inserted lor less than ONE
COLLAR.
The CaisH has the largest circulation of Any -
ycrtiscrs. Addfess, UNIW
LOy0NEcKgRs CONNER, rcplismrus,
Towsontown, BaitilnoTc Co., Nd.
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IOHN c. HOLLAND.
III ENRY W. ROGERS,

CENTRAL REAL ESTATE,
cONvEYANciNe. LOAN AND COLLECTING
AGENCY,
S. ". Corner Of cAariss and Fsystis Sy.. Baiio Ma
August IS iso5.-iy.
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TnrPAuuyuL wwE.--A true hearted woman al.
says walks By faith aud no, by light no mntisF
that ths wurld orsakes The object u her asciions
that be slumhles and falls aud rspsals his error,
or that sdveFsiiy overwhelms him 10 bis eauer,
she q always 10 The right place, her heart ever
glowing With hope, and poiniiug 10 the future
when III shall b bright aud chesrlng.
3hs never assalls tko heart of bet friend rudrly,
bat charms u By thoue delicate iouchss u silent
eloquance that Speak wllhoni volee aud Sod their
way 10 lhe hearts besi fountain, as heart pene.
iraies and WHITES The world u bsauty aud lie.
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LEiiAi. rArEliS accurately rfvtaFcl, aud the EN.
ANIMATION ~ TITLES attended 10.
n1-fu the collrelion ofcaims rrosIf rciHrHs viii D.
naade in all cases.
Respectfully Isfcrs 70 Hen Richard GTason. Hon.
Gcorsc Yciioit, Edward ~. Ady, Esq, wm :. kecch,
fs,i aud to thr Editors of this pateF.
sin my absence, any busines Icft with ME kEEcu,
Hiii receive prompt attention. Nov l6.-6m
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GATES or .lDyERrIsING.

one saaasc 20 lncx or lessi one insertion, a., aud
farcscry suhscaaeat Insertion, 20 ,ents IcT squay
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John NJ. HOLLAND.

iTTORNEr 4 UNSELLOR-ITLIW,
q Nofh cdir,H 81. Briiinsr,. NJ,
tCouxry BUiLpISal
~ viii practice In baltimore aud Howard County
courts. and the several Courts vf Baltimore city.
HA-Sp-eial attention given eases under the Bank
ruPi Law. lfeb. -, is6i-iy
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

80 Frenehman said of ShAkespeare, - Yes
you Cad anyziag you No undeFsian, Il salways
Someslng 60"
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IoHN HENRY KEENE, Jn., Qi
HopERT GoLpsBoRouGn KEENE

Have removed their Law 0nccs 10 No. 80 S. Pad 81
doors north Of Saratoga Street. the oces formerly
occupied by the late Hon. Henry Winter Davis.
They all continue 10 practice In baltimore County
aud the City Courts
So tnvcstmcnts Mortgages, Ground Rents ke
negotiated fFc- of charge.
SI-LoAns made upon Real Estate. lJAn. 10. Os--ly
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-02-15

sssidsass sspsssis a. i~is D.. rsssaDs sess.
Omce heurs ffem A. ~, d o'rionh A. ~ reeus
-'eies. = e'eissk '. n. ana esacisek y u
Ian. Z, te&.-fy.
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TTOR " EI Ar l. 4 w.
Ne u ssiriisad Street. bsi,reem LsxiHyt0H dad
Ntrsiaya Sts. Bahinor,.
~ Attends to all Law Business and Convey anciiiF.
aud ESPECIALLY 10 Equity and Orphans Court business
~ Al communications or business lcft with Mr.
jNu a. u. BEDFORD, Convey aneeT, Tow sontown. will
hc promptly attended TO. tJan. I, 1s0s.-iy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
VIRGINIA NEWS

A Radical Convention of the First Cons cres-
slonal district met in Yorktown last week but
II war broken pp by the withdrawal of insst OF
the delegates. 1t was afterwards agreed Ia let
the Radical delegates TO the State Radical Con-
vention nomiDate a candidate for Congress
Norton, eolorsd, il, is said declares that be is
not going TO be "choked" ofi-but must have
fair play.
The fredericksburg Council. as organized by
military authority. had its nrst session on
Friday last. Col. Cbas. Y. Marlam was recon-
mended TO Gen. Sehofield as MAYO and Mr..
Frost as Recorder As difficulty was found IN
obtaining competent persons who would Jake
the required oath, the recommendation Of other
officers was postponed
The csse T.. Ii. Hicks, ]. q. Jones. j. w.
Lord, and l.. B. CAFES, charged with conspir-
ing 10 induce parties 10 commit perjury and
conspiracy to impede the execu tion OF the in :
ternal revenue laws. is before the L. s. Com
missioner at Richmond
o'clock, Granville Montelle from Richmond a
man named Wright from Loudon, ano one
named Cox, from Grayson county. succeeded
IN making their escape from the penitentiary AZ
Richmond.
Considerable excitement prevails in Fincastle
relatiye TO the h. X. h. Ii l. said the blacks
keep patrols to see If they can find any OF the
ssk1an.- .'..s.
Wardwell, the new superintendent of the
penitentiary at Richmond, has turned out all
the old old officers of that establishment
There was ma jorlty of 30 in Staunton in
favor OF q county subscription OF $500 900 TO the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
Escape OF Five Prisoners from Jail I-Mur
Iaroe


. Intense excitement exists in Springfield
OHIO, over the escape of the Hertzler m u rder-rs
from The Jail AT that place. A dispatch from
there says :-''Henry &. Roberts. whose trial
was set for tomorrow. ana Charles Scott,
whose case was set for Thursday, both tor
murder OF David Hertzler. escaped. and with
these two went two other men, Bowie and Dew
I'm, indicted for grand larceny. and John Cloud.
convicted last Heek of the same offence The
following are the facts Thera are six different
cells III -he Jail In one OF them Il Mrs Moore
hourse was confined for the non -payment of a
hne. In a cell alongside of hers were Roberts
ana Cloud. III the one Immediately behind we're
Scott and Boyle and Deyiin. BY some ,leans
the inmates OF the latter two cells had dug or
bored their way into that occurred bv Mrs
Moorebouse. This woman professad 10 be -ick
ana henc" was allowed 10 walk in the long ha N
" hich communicated with all the cells v-hjie
the door OF her apartment remained omen i,r.
ing the afternoon. She did not tight her can die
when night came, and about eight O'Clock Ms
Albn. wife OF Sheriff .Albin. went with her
brother o take her supper 10 Mrs Moorrhouse
Ihe hive persons who had worked their way
INTO MIS-. MooTehouse'. cell. had pas spd throu oh
her door into the long hall, and Were standing
stealthily around the hall door waiting for il to
De opened. The moment Mrs. Aibin opan ed H.
they made a rush, and all succeeded in pa,sinp
out. Mrs. Albin caught hold OF one of the m IN
screamed murder, and was dragged 4 distance
IN trying 10 stop his flight. All fivr, however.
succeeded IN making good th-ir escape The
Jaii Is very strong and has ALWAYS been c,u-
sidered safe. The County Commission Offer
a reward of $1,000 each for the arrest of Roberts
and Scott. There rs intense ex xcitement through
out the city. All the bells are beng rung As if
for III e. and. late as il the hour, meeting for
,ne escaped prisoners is being held at the City
Hail
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The Frnian Trials i'm Londou

Cable dispatches OF. last night say that the
uial OF the Fenians charged with the CIerkrn-
Well explosion was resumed in London yester-
day morning. The examination of witnes,es
tor the prosecution was continued Clifford
the warden of the Clerkenw-Il House, testified
that on the night of the 18th OF December he "a w
English and Desmond with a truck, on which
was a cask. They We're near the prison wall
Hannah Gillis testified that on the night of the
I2th OF December she saw keefe near the place
where the explosion occurred. Market. warden
OF Clerkenweil Prison, testified IN regard 10
Buikes conduct, as observed by him at the
time OF the explosion. Nauger. AN OH GER OF the
same prison. said that he saw the woman, Ann
Justice, Tor the first time on December 18th
She was admitted within the prison to visit
Casey, who was a fellow prisoner with Burke
Shortly before Ann came i'm one Mrs Rarry
had an interview With Burke Az that time
Ann was outside in company with the pris.
oners at the bar. Mr.. Worth warden of Clerk
enNeH PRISON. testified that he saw Ann Jus-
tlce III the prison on December 18th. This was
her first visit there. He also saw her with
Allen and I. Desmond outside in the street
Just before the explosion. After that they fled
and Were arrested. Other testimony was
gwen, which FULLY corroborates the evidence
OF Warden Worth. MI Allen swore that he
saw Barret and Ann Justice unloading the cask
from the truck Mr.. Bird testified. with much
clreumsfantial minuteness, that he saw Barrett
place the fuse in the cask. Testimony was
given 10 show that the latter witness had
Identified Barret at Milbank, where he picked
Lin out among nine others. The Underestimate.
Tested IN the trial is unabated, and the court
room is daily crowded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
TBy Bankers and Brokers rslegrsph.l
Lewis johnson a 20. quote stocks and eonds

Awls Johnson a 70. quote stocks and bon de
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NKw YORK, April 23.-First Board-U s Cs
lssl, coupon, irSs; oars, Is62 coupons fl2 !;
le64. coupon, 1iof; Isea coupons, 1fOA: 1855.
coupon, new, leeh: 6.2o's. io6l, coupon. hsk:
Io.iO's, coupons, IG2 :; 7-S0s, second. i05; Isss
third, lU.i Pacine Mail, s2A; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, az; Atisptic Mail.
~ Canton, AN; Cumberland. 81; west.rn
Union Telegraph e Quicksilver, a; Boston
Water Power, 2os; N. y Central, I2s n; Ere,
81; Michigan Central, Ii4S; Mlchiean scum
ern, soh; Illinois Central .143, cleveland ana
Piushure. 81 Northwestern, o.; do prpfd
80; Cleveland and Toledo. lo4 \; Rock island.
stA: Fsrt Wayne, lO9; Alton a Terra Haute,
Al Toledo Wabash. 81; Chicago a. Alton.
l22; do. prefd, 12S; Adams Ex. 6sS; Wells
Fargo q Co. Express, - \; American Express
q; United States Express o.; Merchants Union,
y Gold, l39 SsIM. Market firm.
LONDON, April Us p. m.--Consols. 20 saA:
Bonds, 7Okas; Illinois, s3s; Ere. 4ss.
fRANKForr. April as p. m.-Bonds. 7ss.
slightly frmer: days sales, I5.eo0 bale.: MID
ding lplsnds. ~ h; Orleans. i2S.
LoNDoS, April 23-Il.l5 a. m.-Co onsols, 90 "a
y Bonds, ~ Illinois, ga; Fries, 46X.
PARIS, April 23-1l.l5 a m.-Bourse AZ dull
Reptes open 6T. 22c.
FRAKKFoRT, April s3-li.5 a. m.-Bonds.
75A.
LIVERPOOL April 23-ll.I5 a. m.-Couon
opens nrmer; prospective days sales, l2.eo0
bales; Middling Cplands. f2a: Orleans. I2k
LONDON, April 29-i.90 p. m.-Consols. az
Bonds. ~; Fries, aea Illinois, e3a A. a CIV.
FEANkroRT, April CLEO p. m.-Bonds.
75a.
LIVERPOOL, April s3-IeO p. m.-Cotion is
nrmer. prices advancing: sales will reach Is.sg
oalesi Middling Uplands. 1aS: Orleans. I2k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
THE EVENING STAR
Washington News and Gossip.
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

HThe attendanc was the largest to-day thus
far of the trial, and very many who caT-e -
the Capitol on the chances of getting tickets of
admission were disappointed Among the
spectators to-day were Governor Burnside, of
Rhode Island, Major General Daniel Z. Sickles,
and Judge Holt. no, .--.7.., -,...-...p
Mr.. Boutwell,. fin ished his argument at one
O'Clock, and after the recess, Mr.. Nelson, OF the
Presidents counsel, took the floor, speaking
from notes. He expects 10 finish this afternoon
but may not until to- morrow. 90 .g.I
| The future speeches will, according to the
present understanding, be abo ut as foIlows:-
and Williams, Of the Man ayers. on Saturday;
MIR. Evarts, on Monday and perhaps Tuesday,
followed by Mr.. neham, who will close the
case. 1t does not seem to be settled yet wheth-
er Mr.. Stanbery will file his argument or de-
liver IL. That he has prepared one is certain,
and il is now being printed; making about
seventy pages, (leaded) being about the san,s
length as that of Mr.. Boutwell,
/ THE SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-The fol-
lowing elegram was this morning received by
General Grant:
I CHARLEsroN, s. c.. April ~, ls6s.-Returns
mp TO this hour GO p. m-.) give 56'5s votes for
the constitution and 20,O5O against the same
majority for the constitution 30. 7US. This ma
jority will not be materially, if at all. dmi nish-
ed. Reports from North Carolina indicate that
The election is progressing quietly.
Ed. r. 5. CANRY,
. Major General Commandiag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
r.tf .-.ts..-G-- tt IL
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
Death of Narvaez, Spanish Prime Minis
tef-Anti-Tsry Meeting on the Irish
Church Question-Anarchy in Japan.
"a aMADRin, April a3-Narvaez, the Prime
Minister, died early this morning.
LONDON, Al'rli 23.-An immense assemblage
of the anti. tory citizens took place at the Rev
Mr. Srurseon's in this city, last evening, to
consider the question of the Irish church
Hon. John Bright was called 10 the chair and
MADE speech of unnsual eloQuence. Many
other Eisting uished men addressed the meet
ing. RESOLUTIONS favoring the disendowment
Of all religious sects in ireland were adopted
with enthusiasm.
Later dispafches from Japan have been re-
ceived here oy the way of Shanghai The
country WIS in q state of anarchy. The ma.
lives Of Ossco had captured the French Ger
yelte Duplex and had compelled all foreign
agents. with the exception of the English, to
haul down their flags
LONDON, April 23-Forenoon. Con soils, 93 a
a9S3s for meney and account U. 5. 5-20's. duh
AND declined to 10. Eries, dog. Illinois Cen.
tral. G3x. ffa
PARIS, April 23.-The Bourse is dull and
Renies decfined to 80 francs 81 centimes
LIVERPOOL, April 23--Forenoon.-Cottsn
f1rmer and more active; prices unchanged
sales f2.000 bales. Breadstnfs and provisions
quiet Others unchanged.
LONDON, April 23-Afternoon. s. 500. s,
7Oa7aK. Fries. 49,. Illinois Central. 93H
LIVERPOOL, April % -Afternoon.-Cottou
frmer and active. Sales of 1e.0t1 bales: Up.
lands u Aal22 3: Orleans II gales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
Raltimore Market

Cofee.-We continue TO note a uist uut firm
market ior Rio; only sale yesterday was LIuO
bags, x-Edith, price not transpired: quote th..
range Of prices as before, viz prime Rio N !. a
II cents; good do. 10 als cents; fair I5aI5X c,s
orolnary Is ala cents goid-cargo prices s4a
l2E cents gold. IN bond.
Flour-Remains firm. with steady falr de-
msnd both Tor export and local wants We re-
port sales of 4oO barrels Wheatland City Mills
ExiIa at IS; 10 barrels Western Fine AZ ~
so aSOy barrels in lots TO the trade within our
range below; also. 400 barrels City Mills vel
low Corn Meal AT 80 per barrel
1ran.-W heat-Orerings yesterday were
sHaIl, zuO bushels white and l75 bushels red
sales reported. 100 bushels " hite ri g 30; 10
do. DO. al S3.15-259 bushels Virginia Valley
REQ cholce, at S3.l5; SoU bushels ch Jice Indiana
al 80 $50 bushels medium at So gO zoo bushels
hhw kee No. 4. at S2.55-msrk very firm
lof All descriptions. Corn-6.~Og bastlels white
and only 600 bushels yellow received: market
was hrmer, with salef OF :, 100 bushels Of prime
" hite al Sl.l4 500 bushels COED 90. al Sl "A,
luO bushels common at 81 .I2-ssO bushels vel
low sold at SLS2aSl ~. Oats-a0s, offereo
" I'm sales OF $50 bushels Western a. ~ cts
weight. ~
Provisions.-There q a better copsumntix.
demand for bacon, and prices sre steadily main.
tained- Bulk meals are quiet and nominal in
the absence OF transactions. Mess pork stock
light and held firm. Lard higher We give
the range OF prices, within " hich sales hava
been made yesterday, as follows Mess pork
Al S5saSe 80, prime mess S25as25.5o per barrel
Bulk shoulders IL al3 cents, nib sides IskaIs
cents. bacon shoulders IN lots al 1. ai,sA
cents, rib sides de. l6 a15k cents, clear RIB DO.
]. saEk cents, plain hams I9a20 cents, and
sugar-cuied canvassed 20ks2Ik cents Lard
western barrels II =. als cents per pound
Sugars.-festeroay, the market was firmer
ior Ienned grades, with sales of i63 hogsheads
Porto hlco, good, al II X cents, four months; G.
hogsheads Cuha, good grocery, at II cents o.
days; quotations for grocery grades unchanged
Refined sugars are firm, with good d.sma nd on
the basis OF IL cents for hard crushed. ana i5L
cents for soft white
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
FIRES.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-Hubbs, Patrick &
Co.'S wharf boat. at Evans ville Ind, contain
ing 1.05O sacks of corn. 200 sacks of wheat, 20
barrels OF whisky, and some miscellaneous
freight. was destroyed by fire Yesterday. one
hundred and sixteen bues of hay on the wharf
We're also destroyed. The loss is not stated.
The boat was insured ter $4,000
SANDUsKY, OHIO, April pa fire at Carey
Ohio. last night. DESTROYED a block of seven
buildings, and damaged several adjoining
buildings. Loss SIJ,0OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23

In recognizing the State government. Pres
q nj Jt nnson recognized the Plerpolnt govern
ment which was in existence when be came
into power. This State was recognized with
out any rscons ruction act, and when Mr. John
s'n rec osnffed u had be not the right TO assume
that ne vas pursu ng thepolicy of his successor
and Of Congress.
HbtsK OF RrPRgsENrArrvfs.ZTh House
met AZ II o'cloyk, but W witbout tran sacting any
business immediately. resol we'd Itself into Com
miree. OF the whole and proceeded 70 tue e,r o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
tiNAN,IAL ANp ,onm.s,,AL.

The New York money market continues
steady AT : per cent. Money - coming IN from
the West. end the banks have sd.qua,e rn.sns
for supplying call h0rr0w~is and yet incrras-
ing their discoLnf line. Prime paper IL current
ON the street al 7as Ier csnL GOvsrAmenls ar.
firm, IN sy mpatby with the sd Nancing tendsncy
OF gold There is n good demand from invest
ors. and dealers appear VIII ng to carry good
amount OF securtles in anticipation of the de-
maDc Tor the reinvestment OF May interest,".
eN'n-thlrilesi advapced Yesterday 20 iO6Aa
i -, AZ which price the Government declines
% buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23

FEARFUL CAsE.-Iesterday morning.
about 9n O'Clock, Charles BesteI met child
about tour years of age, son OF Mrs. Caroline
leager, residing on Bes ton street, opposite the
hite House, at Canton, and held bottle to
his mouth and told the little one TO ..drink it,
II good.h The child drank the contents of
the bottle and was soon taken with spasms and
died IN about IN hours thereafter. Dr. Dwin-
nellie was summoned, and a post mortem ex.
animation was held this morning. Sergeant
Jay and Officer Samuel Boyd arrested Bestel
this morning, on charge of poisoning the child.
He will have an examination this evening. ar
Canton. before a county magistrate. Several
bottles Of poison were found in his room where
he was arrested. The alleged prisoner is a
German shoemaker. on Spring street He de-
Eies all knowledge OF the transaction and pro.
tests his innocence.-Baltimore COBsme rciaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23

FENIAN MEKTINs-Irih Nationality
meeting was held in Baltimore last evening, Of
the friends of Ireland, to take into cOnsidera-
ton the subject of Irish nationality. Mr. John
+. Brophy, of this city, addressed the meering
al considerable length, defining the objects de-
sired 10 be accomplished by the Fenian bro The =
hood-the release Of Ireland from British sway
and the establishment of an Irish republic. A
pream ble and a series of resolutions were read
and adopted, reiterating the declarations OF the
ryinciples as enunciated by the representatives
of the Fenian brotherhood which assembled at
Cleveland. Ohio, on the 9Th Of September,
1867, and declaring that the same principles
actuate the members OF brotherhood in
their struggle for Irish nationality
one Of the resolutions was to the
effect that the Fenians Of Baltimore, in con.
junction with their brother Fenians through.
out the country, reprobate the atroclous crime
which has laid Thomas Darcy McGee cold in
death; that they denounce with their whole
soul this cowardly deed of blood, and that they
express for his afAicted family and soTowing
friends grief and sympathy in their great be-
reavement Nj. William ]. Hines, OF this
city, followed m speech on the wrongs OF Ire:
land, and the most feesible modes Of redressing
them. He condsmnsd the rscent assassinAtion
denee could - aadaesd showing tAat Psnlan.
ism had ythine wathsvsr - do Win H. 200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-23
fe-day's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April23.-Flour quiet and firm
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn al cent bet
ter Rye firm. Oats quiet aud unchanged.
Pork hrmer; new mess, s2s. Lard frmer AZ Isa
leh. Cotton firmer al 81 casa for Uplands.
freights dull Turpentine firmer al g. cents.
Rosin without decided change al 3.i0as3.s5 tor
strai ned common