The New York herald., 1845-06-19
baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


BALTIMORE, June IL, lsi5
Honors 10 the Conricfion Of Capt. Pendleton-
Church Digfcuifies.-- Confession Of McCurYy--Ship
Neus-Markets &C.
The only that occupies the public mind in this
city the death Of General Jackson. public meeting
Of our citizens has been called by the Mayor devise
means for doing honor to his memory by public
mony Of some kind
The case of Capt. jason l. Pendeton. indicted for
msdemeanorn being connected with the slave trade
the coast of Africa brought to close yesterday in
the United States District Court by verdict Of guilty
The punishment is fine and imprisonment-the lowest
grade Of which is very severe.
We had quite fine parade oftroopers Of yesterday
the occasion of visit from the Maryla Light Horse
from Prince Georges county The United States Flying
went through number Of their cvolutions in Monument
Square.
Three Of the fire rowdies from Philadelphia, named
Lewis, Smith and Banniser charged with having been
engaged in the destruction of the Farmount Engine,
Were arrested IL this city Yesterday They are also
and with having been engaged III robbery in Phia-
delphia
The difficulties which mentioned having occurred
among the congregation and official brethren Of the Exc
ter street Methodist Episcopal Church. still in
and quiet and standing before the community exem.
plars OF the bible they disgracing themselves and
the church to which they belong. Shame shame on
learn that McCury's nerve which has hitherto sus-
tanned him. Is fast giving away in view Of the terrible
will meet the finale Of his therefore, doubtful
though il is thought the time approaches he will be
enabled to regain that rmness of purpose which enabled
him to murder the unohendng Roux and subsequentyto
even smile while his trial progressing. Hc has
made a confession, which will be put in the printers
hands in few days. and is not to be sold until the day of
his execution The part relative the murder OF Roux
the objects Of the murderer with his secret thoughts and
doings, of the most appalling character whilst the
other dark and hdeous events in his Lille related in
apparent candor i is written in beautiful narrative
the presence of witnesses. An edition OF twenty thou
sand to be printed and there is doubt but that they
tion MIR. Nolan, the tavern Keeper is wholly excnpa-
Ted from oil shadow Of suspicion, f any exists, Of the
,ghtest knowledge connection with him. either in the
iced his subsequent escape from this city This
Unnecessary the fricnds of Mr. Nolan but having
been found necessary by his counsel endcavor to cast
o suspicion him, in order to create doubt in the
that such an exoneraton should be publicly made BY the
prisoner in his confession few sdays more however
will place the public in Of the until
which time am not at liberty to say Sheriff Ira
cy, like man and christian, has determined to employ
Jack Ketch to blunder the work. but will stand
forth and fulfil his melancholy duty with his hands,
SHIr NEws.-There arrived at this port yesterday,
three New York vesselshe schooners John L. Smith,
Traffic and Chesapeake, each with assorted cargoes.
Captain Boyce the schooner Sarah of this port whose
vessel aground at Cape Henry and will probably be
total oss writes that he left at st. Vncens the brig
Energy, for New York-loadng and at Calais the brig
Henry Buck, of New York-waiting freight Mr. G. L.
Harrington and Son, Of New York, were passengers in
the schooner Sarah.
The MARxErs.-Howard street -four is still stationary
at 50 so, with light sales City Mills 81 as $4 625
stock small Rye flour dull at 49, Wheat is in limited
demand and but little in market Good to prime Mary
land reds sell at 50 a 80 cents
The provision market also dull and stationary Mess
Fork sells at S3 50 prime $40 SO Sll Mess Beef $40
tca Sli; No 50 so so, and prime 81 90 SO. There
limited demand for Whskey, at 81 cents for bbls
and 20 for hhds. Fish selling freely $725 for No.
Shad, and SO 25 for No. Herring. vISpEx