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Correspondence Of the pnionl


.BALrMoRE, Oct. 30, S, p. m.


The letters from the army published in the papers
this morning hasepartly allayed the excitement fell
in this city sIaiive to the Baltimore battalion. They
have, however, caused an increased desire for the
official details, which WILL OF course, settle the con.
Trajectory statements with regard to the alleged "n
discretion OF Gen. Butler


The mail from the east due at hVe o'clock this
morning was delayed until l2 o'clock, IN conse.
qusnce OF the train from this city having met with
an accident last night in running over several cows
No damage, except to the cars, done, as far as
have been able TO learn.


The case ofthe Savannah slave was not disposed
Of on Thursday afternoon, but was to be argued be-
fore the court this morning. The slave is yet in
custody.


The Baltimore market is now becoming more set
ted than il has been for some time. Both buyers
and sellers now conoede s. 25 to be fair quotation
for Howard street -four, and sales are making at tha
price, though sale Of 200 barrels approved brands
were made, this morning, at IS 37I. The re-
ceipts have been fair during the week, but tn,
supply on hand is only moderate. The receipt pric,
is IS 1871 City mills is scarce and small sales are
making at 81 37I. The receipts Of grain continu,
large, and considerable sales have been made to-day
at the following rates;


Good to prime red wheat at 95 a los cents
ordinary to good red wheat IS IS 100 cents
Family -four, white wheat, l25 1870 cents. Oh
white corn So 70 cents; old yellow corn 65 81
cents; new white corn IS 81 cents; yellow corr
Sc a go cents; rye 6s 10 cents; oats 80 cents.


The telegraph furnishes nothing from New Yori
to-day. AT Philadelphia, this morning, the Aoul
market is reported to have been quite unsettled
Some holders were willing to take IS a5 to IS 81
for fresh ground, but buyers are backward, being
disposed to await further advices FROM Europe. Corr
meal is dull, and on the decline; sales at % 62I
Rye -four unchanged. There was also less activity
IN grain. Sales OF prime red wheat were made a
1903 cents-a decline. Prime yellow corn sc 69c
oats % 3lc; whskey "a 25c. per gallon. Cotto
has become rather inactive, in anticipation Of furthe
| foreign advices.