The New York herald., 1845-08-06

| are watched by more than pair of eyes in this
nation, and if caught tripping, even Senator's influ-
ence would not have power to save them from the
indignation OF the people.
BALTIMORE August s, ls45
Excitement against the City Court-Irumph Of the Press
orer judicial Tyranny-Proposed establishment of
abolition Paper-Religious Movements. Markets. &c.
The weather continues mild and pleasant, with
casonal shower which is not sufficient however, to do
much good to the crop of and tobacco which
qure soaking rain Of week, at least to revive their
dropping energies.
The press this city having one of the greatest
trumphs judicial tyranny that has been wit.
in this country. The City Court for years past
has been repeatedly accused of staining its ermne by
comforting special tavors prisoners who had money
influential friends to assist them, but the press has
never heretofore dared to touch the matter The deci
sion of the Court to admit the five perpetrators of the
vlainous rape on the young German girl to bail at
So, considered outrageous stretch Of power
and drew forth from anony nous correspondent an
attack upon the Court. The Court in the moment of
excitement caused by being told the truth for once in
their lives issued writ against the publishers of the
Sun, in which the attack appeared to show cause why
attachment Tor contempt should not issue. The lat
in open war with the Court In the time, Judge
Nelson, Judge Worthington the Attorney General and
all the parties implicated have left town avoid
excitement against them in which every portion of the
community joins, including lawyers minister's mer.
chants and mechanics and the ladies go it strong,
assure threatening lynch their honors for placing
so low estimate the ravishers of female purity.
Some Of the slave holding Me.hodsts in this city are
holding secret meetings for the purpose of endeavorng
to organise church. to be connected with the Confer.
of the Methodist Church South, and to secure fair
division Of the Church property They anticipate that at
least one hall the Conference win jon in the
and when the excitement in the counties relative the
loss of slaves through the aid ofther Northern brethren
is considered, such result is not at all improbable.
The maconents here said to be in correspondence
with large number of Methodists of Ohio who learn
have undertaken similar movement in that State They
have, however, learn concluded lay the subject
for the action of the next annual Conference in
March, when it will probably cause considerable excite
ment.
The disturbance among the members of the Lutheran
lions Church. on Gay street, which mentioned some
time since having for its object the expulsion Rev
Mr. Scheib the old pastor still continues to rage with
unabated fervor There about hundred of the dis
contented and with national subbornness they re-
fused to give any for the movement THE reason
We don't want him is, because don't want hlmn-is
the language of his his friends say he
reason we want him to remain is because you him
to be dismissed" Quite satisfactory to both parties no
doubt and the Scheb party the strongest
they will retain possession of the Church.
There are learn arrangements making in this city for
the establishment of antslavery paper which Is to
ngon on the plan Of cassias NJ Gays paper sl in Ken
tucky John L. Carey it is said will be the editor.
They viii have rough road to travel as the outrages
slaves, has engcndered great deal of blood towards
all who entertain such views.
STOCK BoARp-The sales at the Stock Board yester-
terday were quite large for this city, less than $lO
600 changing hands Maryland 6s closed at 70 for sale
and ~ bid Baltimore 6s closed at 1921 for sae and
Sl02k bid.
| THE MARKErs-There was a full supply of Beef Cat
tie at market and last weeks prices main
tanned The offerings comprised 649 head, of which 267
were driven to Philadelphia y remain unsold and the
balance, 300 head, purchased by city butchers
81 so to s. 6 per 100 lbs hoof equal to 50 50
IS net The average rate is about 50 IS.
There is no change of any importance in the market
for Howard street Flour Sales of old to limited ex
tent at 81 whsch is the ruling price for that descrp
on New flour is in fair request at 81 50 which the
prevailing rate
ATne supply of wheat at market yesterday was fair,
and the prices obtained show no variation from last
week Good to prime reds sold at so cents and or.
dinary to good 75 so cents Sales Of white Wheat
So cents for ordinary good lots 90 cents for
parcels suitable for family -four.
The stock OF Whskey is increasing. The demaed is
fair at % cents for hhds and "a cents for bbls.