BALrIMoRE, Sept. %, lS45.
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BALTIMORE, sept ~ lS45.
The Eqinor-Progress Of Natipeism and Humbuggery-


Theatricais-MOre Emgrants-The Markets, &C.


The autumnal equinox opened its batteries Balh
more, accompanied with thunder and lightning, about
twelve o'clock on Saturday night, the rain continuing
until Sunday afternoon when it ceased but left host of
dark, dismal and cherries clouds head which did
not disperse until daylight this morning. when the
shone out bright and glorious


The natives have held several meetings Of late,
and have succeeded in humbugging some two three
hundred mechanics principally democrats into adhe
renee to their fanatcal and corrupt schemes The bait
heyhold out here to catch minnows with the compet
ton Of foreign born mechanics with those of native
birth, which they contend is breaking down prices and
running their business II is trueAtha German mecha-
MICS are overrunnng several of the trades working for
any price they get but how under the Constitution
OF the United States, is navesm to remedy the evil
They might as well preach against the introduction of
shoes and boots from the New England States because
the Baltimore shoemakers cannot compete with them in
prices But like all other guitraps it takes, and the
consequence will be much heavier native vote than was
anticipated


Thearcals continue to flourish especially at the Hol
day street theatre which has the best stock company
under the management of old Blake that has been in
Baltimore these ten years Consequently the house is
closed an engagement at the Front street house Fri
day night, drawing poorly as usual Wood, the panto
Theatre this evening Brougham the delineato Of Irish
character performing to good houses at the Museum
with ls6 emigrants which will doubtless afford ca
pal for the natives at their mass meeting tonight.


The MARKETs.-There was nothing in the
kets Saturday afternoon generally speaking but is
probable that the by the will slight
reduction in -four this morning The last sales Of How
ard street flour made at 81 56the receipt price
at 81 3, and light receipts. The sale of City Mills
flour was at 81 80 holders Saturday, however,
asking more very small stock on hand Sales of Sus
quehanna -four have taken place to limited extent at
81 62t The market is now bare.


White wheat, for family -four is worth 90 100 cents
quote good to prime Mary reds at SO to % cents
and ordinary to good at 7s to ss cents. quote white
corn at 4S 40 cents and yellow do at SO 81 cents per
bushel Oats 81 81 cents; rye SO a 65 cents.


quote whiskey at 25 cents in barrels and "a cents in
hds.-demand fair.