

Baltimore. rEMfMM
Correspondence of the Herald


BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1874.


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BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1874.
Tyiy 10 the Capifai- Visit to Tyler amd Calhoun


Theatricals, &rc.


Having Just returned from trip 10 Washington,
we re-assume with pleasure our functions as your
regular correspondent in this city. As the principal
pillars of our +" independence are Of doubtful
strength, founded on some thousand acres OF Texan
land, you will easily perceive how deep an interest
we feel in the great political question, and how
eagerly we accepted the invitation Of friend 10
shake hands with "honest John Tyler and his all
powerful Secretary, in the hope they might by
chance drop some light on the mystery, that would
give additional support TO our already wavering
confidence; and, in fact, we were not dlsappoint-
ed. Our "gentlemanly President looked never
brighter than when ''annexatlon" became the to-
PIC OF conversation, and even the prospect Ola ttle
war with Mexico seemed not at all to cause him
any uneasiness and we are now quite conhdent
that he will in the lace OF oil Bentonian resolu-
tons, by carrying out this measure, add another
monument of enduring glory to his administration
The great southern statesman could grant US but
few minutes such is the throng OF important bus-
ness upon him; and even for these few we were
enved by a host OF applicants waiting IN inc anti
A Mr. Jameson and Miss Clarendon, lately of
Phdelphs made their first appe arance last night
in the Museum IN drama OF bulwersltne la.-
ter possessing an excellent stage hgure-both TO,
lerably good actors, though somewhat TOO studied
in their movements and avolding with great taste,
that Cyla and Charybdis OF second and third,rate
performers the close limits between the sublime
and ridiculous
Casela will give farewell concert tonight in
Calvert Hail. We have reason TO anticipate but
thin attendance.


There is great talk about the parsonage that is to
fill the vacant seat in the United States Senate and
every day brings forth other names ior Sansda.es.
If superior talents, nobility OF mind, and manllness
Of character that never yields iota OF conviction
to personal prosperity, are the conditions and qua
lfications for such an office, let them send there
al once man, who, par erceience, unites in him.
self all these virnes the present United States
District Attorney, T. Collins Lee, Etq. The hon
est men of all parties would hail MS nomination
with unanimous applause.


Sales Of stocks the Baltimore Stock Board Dec IL,
lS4t:- -.


is Bait and Oh RR ds rec 492 IL do Ali 1900 Mary.
laid 6s 725; Susqushannah Canal, o. 2OO do e i0O
DO ali 26 Baltimore Frelns fa6o sterling ds 70
Bait Fire 30 Franklin Bk, sa Is do sb Union bk,
62j; 5000 shs Bait IS, 1924.


Yours, truly, LG.