The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16
BALTIMORE, August Is. IS45

BALTIMORE, August Is, ls45.
Rainy W,aher-Morements Of General Seott-.qnothe,
Barney Flare up-Camp- Mestings--War Movements
.fnh Sarery in Maryland, &c.
A slow rain set in this morning about o'clock and
bids fair at the present time continue the
day Tits just sucha rain the farmers want for their
late crops OF corn.
Gen Scott passed through the city yesterday, his
way 10 tho North tits said that he will proceed to Tex
as In the transport preparing at Fort Hamilton, convey
the troops from that station to NIatagorda
We had another Barney" difficulty up town yester.
day relative to the furniture in that little cottage in
Delaware The eabinetmsker, forget his NAME and the
hero Of the New Castle marriage Of which SO much has
been said had regular fstcuf about an UNPAID FIVE
bundled dollar note in which the latter came of second
best
The season for camp meetings round about Baltimore
has fully set m and whilst affords the church going
folks chance for interchange the spritn as
worm m the play, would say, IT brings about cruelty
ana aeucon 10 everything in the shape OF horsefesh
~ as hafd on them as deep at Christmas whilst
also propoga,es rowdyism to great an extent as
weeks good sleghing, or barbecue during political
campaign. All Kinds Of vehicles in demand whilst
under the seats carefully packed away bottles
loaded with the unspiiuai spirit of rowdyism which
vents itself In disturbing the brethren and sisters and
winds mp the day by ocky race back to the CITY with
an upset and smash OF vehicles and perhaps broken
winded horse evil however, which has its be.
nshs giving business To the carriage member and mpro-
wing the horse market Seriously speaking, however
camp meetings properly conducted have been aud pro-
are expressly commanded mot do evil that good may
como Of H." especially when have evidence of the
evil 30 plainly visible. in leading many persons TO
psrtake Of sabbath froc. Why the road from Balti
more 10 the various camp grounds Sunday, be
compared with nothing but what the Imagination may
picture the side 10 the Internal regions TO present
Then tho outskirts Of the csmp-but il would require
the pen Of Bennett, to describe it, with all its pic
tnresque beauties.
There Is nothing to-day in The line of ship news MAJ.
kets or stock sales worthy of record will make up
the market for the week tomorrow.
The which has found way into the nuhlc
Fnnts that Capt Rtnggolds troop OF Flying Artillery
were 70 take their departure yesterday for Texas with
out tou ,dation as they will probably leave before
the middle Of next week II they can get of that soon
The Captain has chartered the fine ship Herman for
iof nc men their horses guns and carriages
10 Matsgords Texas, and IL will require least week
10 ht the vessel FOR their aton II i'll also
take considerable time TO get their equipments horses
Ac on board They have however, received orders to
start a. the earliest practicable moment and time will
be lost
tbs anticipated that there will be an exciting time in
thn CITY about the 27th OF this month when the Conven
uon Tor reforming the state Constitution is meet
ing out OF the subject Of slavery The shareholders on
account Of their loss by runaway slaves are boiling over
With wrath and indignation AT everything that tainted
with antfslsvery. and from the planting counties the de-
legaes all OF this class II the determination of
those IN fsvor ofthe abolition Of slavery in the State 70
Introduce the subject and there is LILLE no doubt but
that the convention viii break up with general row
the shoonsts Of the North have had any connection
with the recent movements among the slaves in assist,
ing them TO escape from their masters the failure OF the
whole movement which vionslv bore very fatter.
ing aspect, will be chargsble 10 them They have un.
doubtedy retarded the abolition of slavery MARYLAND
al least ten years by their mpruden conduct To make
themselves appear ridiculous. seems to be their highest
ambition but AFTER casting their Brney 10 pre-
vent Texas from entering the Union. nothing can raise
them higher an that scale they will only stand on and
let Maryland take care of herself she viii make more
progress towards emancipation in year than with
their assistance, she can in twenty We wl have 10
ADOPT the motto o. Elorida--"Let Us alone