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nue.. Tomorrow the Fencbles go down 10
Mount Vernon.


This is the fourth day. in regular succession, (ex-
cepting Sunday,) of Cabinet consultations, upon
the Oregon question: and the instructions thereupon
10 be given 10 Mr. McLane Texas and Mexico may
have been incidentally introduced into those coun-
ellis, but the main discussion and it has been ex-
citing one, has been on the Oregon question Great
results are close al hand.


BALTIMORE, July 10, 1915.
Heat and Beaufy-Neyro Runapays-.7rrirdi Of Dstin-
csushed Characters-THe Neu Castle eMa,rfage-Jackson


Monument Ship Blafdins-M Markets &c.


The dogta still RACES TO the extent of about 90e Fab
renhet and all aoture is in melting mood The ladies
Of Baltimore famed they for beauty throughout
the hababe globe turn out on our fashionable prone
nades in defiance Of the rays of the sun, which only
tends give additional glow TO their ruddy cheeks
and new lustre TO their sparkling eyes.


The gang OF runaway negroes which mentioned as
having past through Washington route TO Pcnnsylya
MIA have been overtaken and partially arrested The
ordered out troop OF horse. and started IN pursuit
They commanded to yield but commenced 10 show
hight and several OF them were wounded, one it is
thought mortally before they ceased TO resist the mill
tary The greater portion OF them from Charles Co.,
Nd, several large farms having been left entirely des
tute Of hands. They were led on and conducted by
powerful and muscular negro with drawn sword in
pitchforks scythes old pistols or bludgeons evidently
fully prepared to take life if necessary the aainue
Of freedom. Ihirty-one of them have been arrested
and there IS still about forty at large few of whom
will doubtless succeed in their escape they are
ing towards this city, and the abolitionists the





Our city is full of distinguished characters at present
but the greatest lion of them ALL the universal anxiety
Hon wilson shannon This great and unpvallea dpIo Ie
matist has visited Baltimore it is thought give some
instructions to the Hon. Lewis McLane founded his
great experience in treating with foreign governments
and should sufficient number OF scholars Offer will
open school for diplomacy in the city of New York
The Hon. John Y. Mason, Attorney General and the
Hon. Cave johnson, Postmaster General also in the
city;


VIII fbe
exception of outwtng the old folks has all been con.
Quoted in the most honorable and upright manner and
learn now being amicably settled and Mr. Barney will
return to Baltimore in few days, with his beautiful
bride. Little Delaware is like country vllsgc-if
you touch one of the brood the whole Of blue hens
chickens ruffie their feathers for grand fight.


Tho first step is to be taken tonight the erection
hiscity As both wings and democrats are working
handn-hand IN the movement there is doubt OF its
success.


An n,"sua ru~rher of new vessels for this duh sea-
son OF the year are befn built different shp.yards
Mess.s -. George Gardner are building fine
cnpper schooner, on Boston account, of about llo
tons burthen. Mr. Levin H. Dunkin is building a noble
ship Of 6a5 tons burthen for Messs Oelrchs and Lur
man of this city which is nearly ready for launching
The same builders have also in progress
schooner OF about 200 tons burthen for Messrs VIM
Howell and Son, Of this city, for the River La
Plata trade Messrs. Hudt and Wagner are putting up
hne schooner for the bay trade. Mr. VIM. f. Smith is
building G two fine sshoonsrs, one of them clipper Of
about 200 tons burhen, for Messrs. Hugg and Bande
Messrs Abrams and Cooper have a ship and brig in the
course OF construction at their extensive yard The ship
OF 600 tons burthen and building Messr Sciaer
and Kuster Of this city. The brig is Of 200 tons for
Messrs Hooper and Cheesborough and intended for the
coastng trade


The sTocK BoARp.-Maryland 6's closed yesterday a,
l0iS bid. N''
The MARKETs-The demand for Howard street Flour
IS quite limited, and transactions of any note have
taken place note sale of 300 bbls choice brands at
- 37t The stock in markets. light and receipt limited
The prices from cars is 81 25 There was also sale
yesterday of City Mills Flour old inspected at 81 3lI
a 81 SO. = T-a
Inc parcels OF new crop Wheat which comes TO mar
ket are very generally soft and damp and
unit for grinding Parcels of prime red dry and t for
immediate grinding would bring 80 cents. New reds
may De quoted as IN quality and condition at so 90
cents and ne whites at 90 81 cents, sale of Mary.
land red, OF good quality, yesterday at IS cents.


The Whskey market is firm with sales OF hhds at POI
cents, and bbls at 81 cents