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SUPERIORITY OF MARYLAND Coal, &c.-A cor
respondent of the New York Journal of Com
merce, apparently traveller passing through Balti-
more, says:


"I have always liked Baltimore There is marked ci-
Witty about its inhabitants, differing from the rapid New
Yorker the precise Bostonian Yesterday accosted
wedressed gentlemany man, nqurng Of him the drec.


ton to South Charles street. He actually, unsolicited
half block to give the proper direction AT first sight
does discover any great improvement in this city
the last few years. but further examination win convince
him the change for the better considerable though hardly
think equallng New York Boston. There is deal
Of ship building going on and indeed every department
active with the hum of business


The Cumberland coal is rapidly acquiring reputation,
and proves Of great both the State and
the propetos Of the mines Mr. Rawdon (Rawdon, Wright
& Hech is heavily interested and Of the directors He
is too shrewd to engage any thing that will yield
him good interest Messs Manning & Lee, the principal
agents here shipping this coal constantly and in great
quantities to squadron off the of Mexico the engi-
having become convinced that is the best yet found
for generating steam. Our Eastern manufacturers also it
in great abundance has much greater solty than the
Liverpool, and burns as freely, sufficiently in
cned think that for chambers and close will in
great measure supersede the of Anthracites."