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taned we find Mr. McLanc rendered the mission to the
Court Of ST. He is therefore placed in position to
again crush the bright prospects Of the Canal When
applied to for the loan the capitalists Of London will OF
course apply to the American Minister and President
Of the Rail Road for information to the pro-
rety Of l0aning their money to the Canal His duty to
the Railroad Company their President will compel
Therefore, would say to Western Maryland have your
eyes open or Baltimore will turn Jack" on you yet
able and unAinching advocate. and the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road powerful agent.


,h az e morning operasions IN
have been unusually dull but the wheat has al
ready commenced to arrive activity may be expect
ed small lot Of new Mary yland wheat, in bad cond
tion sold Thursday for 95 cents yesterday
another lot of kind, in better condition. only
brought 30 cents. Howard street -four be
quoted higher than S4 81 and City Mills at 81 43s
Beef Cate.-There was 45O head of Beef Cattle in
market this week, Of which 400 Sold including taken
Tor shipment to Bermuda 100 driven eastwardly
and the remainder left over The prices paid, ranged
iron ~ 70 - gross equivalent to S4a 90 per ,vO ,os
nett hogs have continued in moderate request not over
- 70 generally, per lbs.


Srook BoARp-Maryland 6s sold yesterday to the ex-
tent OF S40G0 at 9s and closed at 9S askcd Baltimore
Us, 1890 l0it; and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 3d.
Sight bills on New York, per cent vISDEx.


PhiIadolphio.


|5Qs Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHiA, June 81, ls45.


all absorbed in preparations for the civic and
military procession Thursday next, in honor of the
obsequies Of Andrew Jackson Political and other





Odd Fellows passing resolutions upon the subject of
tho death of the Old Hero and have concluded to join
in the grand procession Nothing is heard talked of
but it, except little in the theatrical line and there
every indication that the spectacle will be the i'm
prcssive witnessed in this city.


Fry's complimentary benefit at the Theatre, they
say produced him about $1,000 His opera was brought
out at the Musical Fund Hall last night in the concert
room, and it is supposed netted him about 500 more.
he
place. and the prices OF admission reduced so cents
The seguns re-engaged at the Chcs nut and will
it is said. appear in Norma Monday.


But the most anxously expected event in the theatri
ca! ine is the debut Of Mrs Mowatt before Phiadel
pha audience at the Walnut Monday The event has
been heralded by Mr. Marshall in proper style, and his
excrtions to have her properly sustained, have been
the fair artistic does not succeed before the and
critical audiences of this CITY, will for want Of
proper support. But she must succeed. &.e


The state of the stock market active to-day and
considerable business was done out of boards About
to Il closing firm at 75E wilmington Rail Road, Texas
Bonds and stocks generally closed firm at tho quotations
of yesterday. s4S am5ss


Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.


FIRST BoARD-June 2l-$45OO Texas per cent bonds
sal; goo wilm ls; II Coma Bank 50; AIS wilm IS;
$4,000 State 5s 75s; so Wim IS. #s


SECOND BoARD-4 Grand Gulf 0.
DIr. Titus and the PhIlneicIphia Post-onice.


PHILApEIPHIA June 20, 1915.
JAMES GoRpoN BENNETT ESQ,


remark which fell from the lips of your enterprsng
agent in this CITY, George B. Zeber reminds me Of the


nsSe done % a., an ssmabls young man Henry Titus
minstration Of James Hoy ESQ., After having left the
situation under Government, aths desire, to
into other engagements charges of criminal character
were promulgated, injuring the young most scri-
ously in the estimation of circle of friends
Mr. Titus being distant $500 in Michigan the Ii
bellers-for such they arc-had fine opportunity af
foded to obtain their Infamous ends but much their
disappointment and notification, the the
his r T) character having been assailed reached his
ars,he to this city where he
rived about ten days since ready to meet his
face to face and repe their vile calumnies They have
however, cowardlike shrunk from an investigation !;
but Mr. Titus expresses himself determined to prosecute
the matter to the farhest extent and think very Justly


The New York Commercial .4dceriiser and Greeey's
Tribune were among the first, through their correspon
dents from this city to start this matter the former in
open manner while the latter did by insinuaton Your
correspondent too among those who have done Mir
Titus injustice and now ask favor that the above
facts be inserted.
Mr. Titus is a native of Trenton New Jersey, whose
parents and relatives among the most respectable in
the country. John Titus Esq. deceased, for many
years the President of the Trenton Bank an uncle
and Liscomb r. Titus, merchant is cousin Mr.. Titus
is at Dunlaps City Hotel and will be in New York
in few days.


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENr--Frankln
Cannon, Register of the Land Office at jackson,
Missouri, vice Greer w. Davis, removed. Abraham
Morrell Of New York, Consul o the United States fo