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BALTIMORE, NOV g. lS4o.
"A Hsapy Rain-ship Launeh-.4rrivais at Baitimsrs-


The Rape Case-Nep Baptist Church Dedicafed-More


German Emigronts- Theatricais--.4 Foot Race Post.
p,ned-Ma &c.


As predicted Saturday, We had fine rain before
night, and the accumulated dust of weeks Of Indian
Summer" was soon laid in the most workmanlke man
ner 1t commenced raining in the afternoon, and
tnued without nermssion for -four hours There
is still some signs of more coming.


Avery fine ship called the Harvest intended for the
Bremen trade launched Saturday last from the
yard of Cooper and Abrahams She is about 600 tons
burhen and built for Messrs. Schaer and Kuster
of this CITY The Harvest is of the most substantial
vessels that has been built port and will do credit
to her builders wherever she may 60.


Inc humber OF arrivals at this port during the month
toctoeer' was as follows From foreign ports, ships,
barque Ia brigs, 10 schooners. Coastwse, ships
barques 90 brigs, 81 schooners. Whole number lac ;
OF these lsa were Americans British, and Bremen
The case OF Roberts trial for rape, closed on
Saturday evening, far the evidence is concerned
To-day the argument before the jury will commence,
and the case will be given to the jury for their verdict
in the trial


A large and handsome new Baptist church. on High
street, was consecrated Yesterday The Rev George
b Ida pastor OF the First Baptist Church in Phiade.
pha one s the most excellent preachers in this highly
popular and numerous but much divided and distracted
denomination OF Christians preached tine opening ser-
mon The church will be under the pastoral care and
supervision OF the Rev Mr.. Aldrich, truly p,ous and
eloquent preacher.


+ Since Saturday the barques Johnnnes and Canton
have arrived from Bremen bringing 326 passengers.
Marshall opens the Holiday street theatre Wed.
nesday night with fine stock company. He intends to
keeP the Walnut street house in Philadelphia open Also
MuIdock and Madame Augusta are to appear.


The original Ethiopian Serenaders commence their
Concerts tonight at the Assembly Rooms.


The Bell Ringers closed on Saturday night and the
house was crowded notwithstanding the rain During
their former visit TO this city, they scarcely cleared
penses.


On Sunday. two weeks since, there was race foot
race between two OF our uppert ten thousand bloods
Messrs Marriott and Ellcott, which occasion they
stripped to the skin, la Gdersleeve was rnored
hst they weie 10 try their metal again yesterday and
quite assembled the Canton Course but
was postponed to next Sunday OF the wea-
ther Bets stand ten TO six Marriott.


The MARKETs-The last sales of Howard street -four
from soreswere at SO IS FIRM On Saturday there was no
sales holders manifcsng desire to sell Good prime
Maryland and Virginia red may be quoted at los
~ cents; and ordinary to prime at l0s los cents.
Whskey in fair request at 2s cents per gallon bbls
and ~ cents in hhds.


Safes Of Stocks Mt Baltimore.


Nov $1,000 Maryland 6s 7st $1,000 do 6s 7sl $1,000
90 es 1875 $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio Railroads Bonds
VIZ shares Union Manufacturing Co. 2s; Is do do do
10 2s 20 do do do do 2s 10 do do do do 2s; "a Balt
more and Ohio Railroad openng 5o 10 do do do do 5O