The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-31


rious works OF romance.
BALTIMORE, Oct 80, ls45
The Effect Of the Foreign NeDs-The Rape Triai-Mar
kets &c.
There of slightest importance stirring
to-day. The effect Of the by the Great Western.
will be by my report of the markets. has not yet
been fully ascertained in market
The bell ringers had overlooking house last night
Miss Decy gives concert here TO- night.
The trial of Edward r. Roberts, indictment for
assauting and in conjunction with FIVE Others commit
ting rape on Margaretta Ehrman resumed yester-
day, and the evidence for the prosecution opened
George r Richardson, Esq. the Attorney General for
the State took the in hand himself, and with his
usual zeal and ability entered the performance of his
duty with determination punish the guilty acqut
the innocent the evidence might disclose in the pro-
gress of the trial The Court house was crowded to
excess and the jury in the box at early hour,
bility, who cannot be tempered with. The frequent
cape of rogues, through the techncales and other
o. me wnsm m py c
in ell such but rs the jury in the present
many Of them fathers Of interesting dsnsntsss who
man girl justice must and will have its course
The principal witness Margaretta Ehrman was called
to the stand and the whole day was occupied in taking
the time consumed in trsnslang it. She testified in
substance that the prisoner the bar the that
drew the knife the young lad that in company
with her at the time OF the assault and that he subse
quenty the second in that violated her
person Her conduct on stand and the reluctance
with which she the facts OF the case created
numerous host Of spectators present
The trial will doubtless occupy the attention Of the
Court 1oT several days as the 81 to be
youngest Of the vc about nineteen Of rather
rough looking fellow but seems to be overwhelmed
tunate girl is about % years of age rosy cheek girl
fresh from the Fader Land with black HAIR and eyes, and
foatrro A. tho trial uiI
its present the scales justice seem to be well
balanced though IAshould perhaps, express an OPT
pears to be sympathy poor GIRL who is handled
rather roughly and not protected in her rights with
translator was lawy should almost think he had
been retained-not for the State. The young man en-
poyed by the friends Of the girl to that she is
recty interpreted should also is shrewdly whispered
receive protection than he does the browbeat
ing process brought to bear on him.
THE MARKET. Oct 29.--The market for Howard street
Flour without any large operations Sales Of 600 bbls
mixed brands were made late on Monday afternoon at
without efecting sales except few hundred barrels
To-day however the reception Of the English news BY
the Great Western has completely unsettled the market
and advance has taken place There purchasers
at but holders refuse to sell at this rate and
asking So 3 and others SIS So hear of sales OF
note purchasers willing to meet these rates
and holders not DESTROYS to operate until the receipt
further advices regarding the effect of the
the Northsr n markets Tho receipt price is unsettled
In consequence Of orders from New York and Phia-
dephia buy Flour about $500 barrels City Mills
sold this morning at So Prices then advanced to So
81 and So 81 ut which rate about 1000 barrels
sold There is to be had at this rate The stock
/ is very light, and holders now ask So so.
Grain.-ln consequence of adverse winds, wheat Of
consequence appeared in market yesterday to-day.
Two small lots of prime Maryland red sold to-day at
ST II.
Corn is also scarce. In the absence Of transactions
continue to quote old Maryland white at 81 cts and
old yellow at TO a 81 cents.
Oats worth about SO a 37c.
Sales OF Stocks nj Baltimore.
STocK BoARp.-The sales at the Stock Board yester.
day pretty heavy Baltimore 6s sold at l0lt l0s
and MARYLAND SIS at from 7Si to ISL