The New York herald., 1845-09-02
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Warrington.

Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Herald
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1, 1916.
Business Prospects Brishteing-De Jeo-dess
Gamblers .9rresed-.7ccdentatD Death -Natirism-RaiL
road accident.
The first OF September has arrived the time looked for
ward to by merchants with so much anxiety for q
vericaton of their ancpations with respect to
ensive fall trade. But the has, far greatly
cipated itself large numbers OF merchants principally
from the Far West having already arrived and made
their purchases. With proper display Of energy
tvity and enterprise sufciency Of the Southern and
Western Dealers who pass through Baltimore their
way to tho North, could be detained to greatly enhance
the commercial character of the city. Within the last
two years however much attention has been given to
this business and the trade Of the city has
ly been nearly doubled If these dealers had to pass
through New York to get to Baltimore, expect very
few Of them would reach their destination, If
our market should in reality be superorso the Workers
must not grumble when they miss the sight OF some OF
their old customers.
The Democratic Convention have disregarded my ad-
vice. and nominated for the Sheralty the candidate of
the Tylerts wirepullers, John Kettlewell with the
derstandng that if elected Charley Loran to be Depu
ty Never suicidal course adopted ensuring
as it does the defeat OF the party beyond all peradven
ture Had they taken up John Mitchell David Hudson.
tlewel they could have walked over the course The
wings have clique Courthouse clique il is gene
rally admitted but they have rodden down the in
tefes's OF her party with the tyrannical power
csed by the new-iangled "Tylerite clique" which has
assumed the control Of the democracy see that John
Mitchell has come out noby in opposition their yran
NY and will receive three Kettlewelis one as
an independent candidate. Kettlewells nomination has
also brought out James o. Law the popular man in
the city the whig candidateso you see the coons
have the upper hand OF the ROSTERS far and in ex
cellent spirits.
Writs issued Saturday last for the arrest of
the gamblers concerned in clearing outn young Isaac
Jones, and George Campbell, George James, and Will
liam James, were arrested, and held to bail in $1,000
each, to answer The whole amount of the money
lost is $4,000 but the tale accompanying the writ for
the arrest Of the parties, shows him to have been
most verdant youth that the thirteen original States
boast Had have been in his place, should have pock-
eted loss and said nothing about it, rather than have
noramus he represents himself to have been But
confession it is said good for the SOUL If not the
pocket and Abraham Hyam, and Green, the reformed
gambler should take him around the country and show
hlm up OF tn peculiar geniuses, who
nually victimsed by the Baltimore gamblers
young man. named James Fogler, instantly kill
led on Saturday night, being run over by engine,
whilst going to fire at the Marine Railway of Mr. Skin
Capt. Henry A. Thompson the valorous hero of Fort
McHenry, who thought that his commission Of
value only during peace and threw up at the ghost Of
seminole Indian going to lead the aboriginal natives
pagn He thinks that congressional campaigns, Fort
Mcenry campaigns much to be preferred to Florida
campaigns-perhaps however he had joined the Peace
Society and felt conscientious qualms with respect to
should be with Mexicowe natives not going to
fight whilst there many Internal Irish and Dutch in
the country TO fight for Come on, Bustamente who's
| afraid.
delphia ran man lying the track, supposed to
have been drunk about fourteen miles from the city
killing him Instantly He appeared to have been labor.
| ing man, but his name is unknown. "No blame" &c.