Intelligence from the north by to-nights


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Correspondence Of the Union


BALTIMORE, Oct. %, 5, p. m.


The news by the Caledonia did not reach Balti.
more until between / and 2 o'clock this morning,
consequently it too late for me forward il for
yesterdays Union. The tidngs of the safety of the
Great Britain and her passengers has been an agree.
able relief to the public mind.


The mail from the north brings nothing of special
interest," and the local affairs of our city are in quite
a stagnant state. .... ... ......


At the time | write fire is raging among some
buildings in the Of the Friendship engine house,
on Frederick street, which, from the difficulty of get
ting at it, bids fair TO considerable damage.
The fremen are, however, hard at work. The
buildings are occupied by Mr.. Dodges paint estab.
lishment. ......


The news by the steamer has had bouncing eff.
feet on -four and grain in the Baltimore market to-
day. Howard street -four, which was yesterday
freely offered at IS per barrel is this morning held
generally at IS IS, though some holders are willing
to take IS so; and sale Of 100 bbIs. was made ut
this rate this morning. City mills, also, which could
have been bought yesterday at IS l2I is now held
at &c. There is, however, nothing doing, nor win
there be, until the New York market becomes set
tied


Wheat is selling briskly at an advance Of about
10 cents. There is as yet no material change in
the price of corn--purchasers are disposed to wait
for adyces from the north I auofe---