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BALriMoEr, July Il, lSlo.
The R'nGVay Nesroes-cruci Treatment from their Cap


'ors-Shot DeWa like Dogs-Triumph Of Whiskey


toWn-.7notlsr Church Flare Up-Marksts, &c.


learn from gentleman who was present at the arrest
Of the gang of runaway negroes Rockville Mary
land, that they treated in the most brutal
by their captors When surrounded by the Rockville
volunteers they were commanded to surrender and be-
cause one out OF the forty showed determination
sis whole volley of balls from rifles and pistols wa
poured indiscriminately among them. Those wounded
Ferdinand slave of VIM. Browner, ball in the left
side of his neck, which will probably prove fatal James
slave of Edwin Jones' rifle ball in his back which will,
cripple hin for lie; ravd slave of John Hamet part
of his check torn away, and ball in his back; David
another slave oil John Hame his right completely
shattered with musket ball. James, slave of Barnes
estate perfectly rddled with balls in his side and neck
and part Of his cheek torn away; Mark do pistol
ball in the back of his neck James Gray belonging to
Charles Rye severely wounded on the side of his face
Lewis Dey, slave to Col Miller struck with ball on
the side OF his face Henry, slave to Gen. Chapman,
ball IN his back Had their arms been loaded with fine
shot, or even little saltt would have answered
every purpose but instead Of that the deadly bullet
must be used. and aim taken in every instance as will
be seen by the direction of the shot the head and
shoulders instead Of the extremities They could not
however, have fallen in with brutal and coward.
~ set OF people in the world than the citizens of Rock
vile. Unless they have greatly improved Of late there
Is buttwo or three sober men the whole town, and
whiskey was drank daily in little Rockville than in any
other town in the State and from the vaor displayed BY
them on this occasion 1t is evident tha. they have
been aroused to the battle orgies
What noble debt of gratitude is due to them for giving
10 our state such character for brutality. Some OF
them on their return, regretted that they could
not make the damn niggers resist SO that they might
have had the pleasure of shooting them all down"
cuffs, &c. and driven through Washington yes
ferday, on their way TO their homes, more like
drove OF hogs than human beings In less than week
those that escaped the balls of their capors will be
their way to the cotton fields of Louisiana while some
at least of those wounded will die of neglect Although
slaves, VIXEN they behave well not badly treated in
Maryland but for runaway slave there is no compas.
sion Although no abolitionis deest brutality every
shape and think that there white both in this
city and Washington, who more deserving of pun
shmen Tor assisting and encouraging them in their fool
ish attempt to escape.


Quite flare up has taken place among the members
of the German Zion Chulch Uutheran) composed OF
the German arstocracy of Baltimore 1t seems that
portion of til congregation have become dissatisfied
with the preaching of the Rev. Mr.. scheib. and
wish to turn him out and for this purpose according
the bye-laws of the Church, seventy-ve signatures
procured to petition to the Church wardens TO
call public meeting OF the members. They refu-
sed, and summoned each OF the signers TO ap-
pear before them, and they refusing to attend
to the simmons the Board, have turned them all
church and declared them no longer members The re-
pudiated members have held meeting and adopted re.
solutions threatening to appeal to the law for redress
80 you see We have got Dutch war we'll q Catho-
lie and Methodist skrmish going in good city,
all OF which, of tends to the propa CATION the
gospel No one would, of course think for to
doubt that such is the intention of the piou disputan
q going abouit.


ne oherl1gs oil Beet Cattle regard
to numbers and the prices have not differed materially
from those of last week Abont 45o We're brought for
ward on Monday, and including few for another
ket all sold to The city butchers 81 So - per 100
lbs City Mill Flour has sold at 81 3s and parcels
at 81 to l2 cents less according 10 freshness For rcsh
ground Howard street the market has been steady 81
By the former rate, but for old lots transactions have
taken place considerably less Dealers continue pa,
81 25 from the carshut the receptsa well the stock
OF all descriptions quite light


The inspections for the week 43s brls an6
80 half brls wheat -four


The receipts OF wheat continue very limited no old
coming forward, and but little new, and that not in
condition for grindng the sales of this description
evnr have as yet been uniform az 81 to 90 cents
ing to quality. No Rye arriving Corn is scarce and
wanted prices at the time Of making up this report rule
at 40 to III cents for white and IL TO ~ for yellow.
are also scarce and readily command 33 to - cents


" r. Rum remains at 3? cents. Whiskey has i'm.
proved cent; hhds. may be quoted 20i, and bbls
III cents per gallon.


STocs BoAHp.-There is a depression in the Stock
cline.


In state OF Maryland loans hear of transactions
SIX per cents 75; a7ot fves 90; three per cents II
asked.