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Icorrespondencs Of the Union


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Correspondence Of the unionl
BALrmoRE, Sept %, 5 p. m.
We are IN momentary expectation of the reeeip
OF the news by the Great Western, and in the com
nereia circles its probable effect on The markets il
the only theme Of conversation. You viii probably
receive il, however, by telegraph before this even
ipg's Union goes to press.


The eastern mail again failed to connect with the
south and west at this city, this morning. The
fault was between this city and Philadelphia, the
train being compelled to wait at the Gay's Ferry
depot several hours, until locomotive could be re.
paired and fired up. r...


From New York learn that the California ex.
Pediton sailed on Saturday morning, The mayor
and sheriff Of New York had a large armed posse
assembled, and steamboat chartered TO proceed 10
the Quarantine, with instructions 10 arrest Colonel
Stevenson and Captain Turner, and bring them TO
the city. dead or alive, for resisting the civil author.
y Before they started in pursuit, however, news
was received that the expedition had sailed.


There was heavy frost in this section Of the
country this mornings and at early hour not only
winter clothing, but little FIRE on the hearth was
quite pleasant.


The mail from Philadelphia due at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, has not yet arrived. What is the cause
Of delay cannot be aseertained.


The Baltimore -four and grsn markets have been
firm at the highest figure of last weeks prices to-
day, There is nothing however doing, nor will
there be, until the receipt of the Great Westerns
news, which vessel has now been seventeen days on
the ocean. was in the telegraph office few min.
utes since but no ding. of her arrival has yet been
received.


The telegraph also reports that the Philadelphia
market Is at a stand. There 10 no change in Aourj
sales Of several hundred barrels lresh ground h.ur
were made at 81 rs, and firm Corn meal is si firm at
3 50. Small sales Of prime red wheat were mad,
at .Ol l03 cents per buSheI; prime yellow corn II
'si 5; and oats 81 cents. Whiskey is IS cents per
gallon.


At New York there was no change in the markets.
Holders of hour and grain continued to ask the
prices Of Saturday, at which cut few small sales
were made Cotton also continues firm at the prices
which it has Lecn held since the receipt of the
news by the last steamer.