Intelligence from the north by O-night's


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Correspondence Of the Unon


BALTIMORE, Oct. 26, S, p. m.
Quite defalcaton has taken place in the Me-
chenics' Bank of this city, and reward of 200


is offered for the arrest of the defaulter, Mr.. Rich
ard J. Turner 1t had been managed by means Of
false entries and forced balances of the most inge-
nous character The examination of the books has
not yet been finished but it is thought that the
amount will reach $4,000 or $4,000. He has
absconded, and his family have no idea Of his
whereabouts. He has been living high, and evil
IDENTIFY beyond his salary, for some time past.


The remains of Commodore Decatur will arrive in
Baltimore tomorrow afternoon, on their way to
Philadelphia. They will be escorted to the boat by
the Independent Blues and the Independent Greys,
under command Of Major James O. Law. The
military generally are also invited to join the es-
cort. A h s'


This mornings Pennsylvania contains the of
fetal returns for canal commissioner, showing the
following totals: f" agl "a 4 ...a n" ."a
. Foster, democrat, $1,000; Power, whig, 1868;
Morton, native, 1924; Elder, liberty, 2,O2s--ma-
ori,y for Power $500. In 1874 the entire vote Of
the State was 33l, ,8Sl--of which Mr. Polk received
167, ,535; Mr.. Clay 16l ,20s, and Mr.. Birney 3,l38
In 1886, the entire vote Of the State is 204, ,479a
falling off in two years Of l27, ,402. ar.E


The telegraph line to Philadelphia and New York
is again out of working order, consequently have
no tidings Of the state Of the markets in those cities
to-day. ~ "Ha '..s &tt aa..


In consequence Of the interruption in telographic
communication between this city and the north, our
markets for -four and grain have been dull aAd un-
settled. Flour is held at Saturdays rates, and grain
may be quoted as follows: good to prime red wheat
ITO a lie; ordinary to good 80 I00c.; family
-four white wheat, 1876 1900; old white corn GA
roc; old yellow 65 roc; new yellow IS 5sc.;
rye 81 70c.; oats 80 33c.