The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-20
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1915.

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n Fine Rain--Honors TO the Emigrants-Poiic
Observation-Disclosures to Mrs. Torrey-Markets, &c.
Since ten o'clock last night all nature both ami NAL
and vegetable, has been regnning heahful existence
under the revvfying effects of continued fall Of rain
The heart of the farmer will leap with joy he views
his crops this morning and poor city denizens, who
have to toll to get the wherewitha to buy oats and
corn should be thankful also.
Notwithstanding the dry weather, our vegetable and
fruit market has been furnished with an abundance of
the good things of life at moderate prices Water me-
ons cantclopes and even cucumbers have made their
appearance but they have sicky fevcr.nagcrsh an.
peaance that makes one cautious how he handles them
Capt Pendlcton, who was convicted Tuesday of
connection with the slave trade the coast of Africa
has applied through his counsel for trial. Davis
the mate OF the Manchester, which commanded by
Capt Pendleon, will be brought up for trial to-day on
the same charge.
The Mayor has called tho Council together to devise
for doing honor to the memory OF Gen Jackson
and town meeting is to be held at u o'clock NJ to-day
mock mineral will be greed upon, to take place about
the LIST of july
the world OConnell would call them, arrived here
yesterday in the ship Lucona, from Liverpool. They
are, certainly fine body Of emgrants and is their
intention to start in few days for Illinois, where they
will doubtless make good citizens. So mote it be
strange but not less strange than true that when
respect to the claims of editors in their division Of the
spos The only exception to this rule is in Washington
where the public printing is their reward, but they
would not get that not known to be actually ne.
ccssary to keep their papers going. When the wings
came power tins State, there Col. Monroe OF
the Baltimore Patriot" with his subalterns Messrs
/ Jones and Wills, each made application for an Office
from the Governor but they were all put of with the
appointment Of Mr. Jones' as commissioner Of the pen
Tertiary. The Colonel, himself applied for the office Of
Register of Wills but the old and wealthy incumbent
rc-appointed There is also Horace Pratt Esq cdi
tor Of the argus" with the Messrs Clouds publishers
OF the same paper They have seen all the hangers
with their arms folded during the preferred b,
President Polk whilst their labors still go unrequtcd
Inc Lord deliver r, US all FROM political friends who al
! climb to fame.'
The editor of the abolition paper in this city is it is
sad making strong efforts to pardon for the
Rev. Mr. Torrey, the convicted slave stealer from the
Governor of Maryland. He is in constant correspon
States and in addition to the circulation afforded his pa
per in that direction funds sufficient to carry his ope
nccton with the prisoner were Swallowed forth during
the trial which subsequent events have proved
been not altogether unfounded II the friends of Mr.
Torrcy expect to have him liberated they should
procure the assistance of untantcd with aboli
ionism all the influence their present agent has, will
SO to rivet his chains stronger and tighter. should
like myself Torrcy restored his suffering fami
ly and friends for believe him to be monomanac,
this be done in but way Let his life come here
procure written pledge from TorTey never again to en-
ter the State eschew the friendship Of all Baltimore abo
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she could also succeed in restoring to Mr. Heckroe the
three slaves which her husband spirited away, this
would tend greatly to bring about pardon for him. She
may be under the impression from her peculiar educa
ton, that this would be wrong, but let tell her hs
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negroes to be found who in the enjoyment of
perfect liberty, surrounded by greater abundance
OF all that contributes to LIES enoyments than thcs,
three negroes prior to Mr. Toreys meeting will
them. Let her seek them out and tell them that thci
master will take them back into his family, for
getting and forgving the past and she will find that they
will follow her to Baltimore, rejoicing their deliver
from negro freedom at the North This is the way
and the only way, that MIR. Torrys release be
cured.
The MARKErs.-The Stock Board adjourned over fror
Tuesday account of the death of Gen. Jackson cor
sequently there sales yesterday. Maryland g.
are held firmly, however, at 78l, being advance
nearly per cent since the opening Of the week
The Flour and Grain Markets are unusually dull an
have changes to note in either since my last repor
in grain There indication Of decline in Howard stree
Flour though sales have yet taken place. Some hold
willing to sell at 50 433 whilst others are still
firm at 81 80. VrNpEx