The New York herald., 1845-07-30
BALTIMORE, July 20, ls45

BALTIMORE, July 20, l645
Rape on Young German Giri-7ne Western Elections
Singular Elopement Case-.a Mysterious Meeting
Markets.
Four young rowdies, named Edward r. Roberts, An
drew j. Musgrave VIM. Sterling, and Andrew Mcintosh,
were arrested yesterday on the charge of having
mitted rape on young German girl named Margaret
yler on Sunday evening" the President street rail-
road depot. It appears she returning home from
visit Of her friends in the city in company with
young brother when the latter was driven of with
stones and knife him, the girl gagged, and
carried behind cars and each Of the four ruans
succeeded in violating her person. The wachman ha-
wing the above mentioned rowdes in that neghbor
hood had them Immediately arrested when the girl and
her brother identified hem and Of the party confess
ed the deed The victim their lusts pretty looking
young girl and had been in the country but ten days
Some Of them very respectfully connected and young
Roberts Is Of the deputy warden Of the peniten-
tiary.
day the charge of having runaway with his neghbors
ngy but getting tired of her love for variety she had
returned to henond husband who received the lost
with open aruk Farrell accordingly, threatened the
husbands life when he was arrested and committed
The elections in Tennessee, North Carolina, Ken.
as Baltimore is the general depot returns from these
States will furnish daily with an accurate synopsis
will be no life in the political hemisphere oNaryland
til these elections over and then which ever party
victorious, will carry this state IN OCTOBER
AS was passing along Front street, few evenings
SINCE observed young lawyer OF this city sitting on
fire plug the Of Pitt street. in front of the shot
tower and thinking it rather strange, my curiosity was
excited but crossing the street, dodgng
around the halfdozen different persons, among
whom were several members of the Mercer street
police Presuming they were an important trail,
! thought would wait for further developenents-
which seemed to cause considerable auttering among
the concealed vighants, She approached the shot
tower and on arriving IN front stopped ama 40 bsr
ide ia moment He had scarcely time to speak to
her. however when the rest OF the party surrounded
hem and then for first time, the gentle appear
cd TO recognise each oner. The lady stood for
nent apparently bewildered, and then made of at a
brisk pace whilst the rest Of the party joined in hearty
al what then was a my stery to me- and moved of
IN another direction have at last however, ieIretted
romance i is It appears that Of newly appoint
ci Justices of the Peace, young bachelor, and fine
Looking fellow withsl received an anonymous letter,
written in beautiful hand and style of composition pro,
Tossing to come from lady who was deeply enamored
of him. and who desired interview in front OF the shot
tower. Although not " Joseph by any means, he de-
cned going, thinking the affair hoax, but privately
showed the letter to some seven or eight Of his friends
Each Of these friends unknow to the other accordingly
went to the when what have detailed took
place. On the part of the lady, to Judge from her
Sue was evidently sincerely IN love WIN ,ne hs ren
teman, particularly the "old un" only went ou. oI
curiousitof course, they could have no o'her moVe
Trr MARxrrs-The supply Of Beef Cattle at market
yesterday not large as That s OF Ss Sss %eeS M ns
ia were driven to Philadelphia 100 remain unsoid and
ha bsjanse amounting 3i6 head were taken by city
butchers at prices ranging according to quality, from
n "a 10 % so per 100 lbs. on the hoof
h. market for Howard street Flour has undergone
,ang. SINCE my last report. Sales to limited extent
~ ms cd brands stores at 81 s7t, which is the pre-
yang rate New Flour arrives slowly and meets with
4 ready sale at - 5o
There il no stock of City Mills Flour. Several par
cels comprising about 1900 bbs. have been contracted
ior at 81 62l per bb There is demand for than
can be furnished
supplies OF Wheat arrive freely and prices have
downward tendency, owing to the inability Of the mills
10 do as much work usual ! quote reds at 80 80
cents for good prime and 20 80 cents for ordinary
good White Wheats at 50 90 cents for ordinary to
m cod and 90 a Nb cents for prime.