The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-25
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of tho Herald


Funeral Ceremonies-S arer Sentenced-Mc Cur7ys Con-
fesson-The Church s,quabbIes- Markets, &c.
As anticipated the rain which had continued falling
for several days held up yesterday, and was followed
by bright raising the thermometer to 80 degrees
The committee of one hundred appointed at the town
meeting on Thursday last, TO make arrangements for
public honor to the memory of General Jackson assem-.
bed yesterday. The Hon. Roger B. fancy Chief Jus.
tice of the United States, appointed Chairman and
Gen Benjamin c. Howard subsequently appointed to de.
liver the eulogy the distinguished deceased. Tues
day. the first of July the day appointed for the funeral
ceremonal to take place in this city, and from present
indications it will fully equal if not exceed those got
up in honor Of Gen. Harrison
In the United States District Court yesterday Captain
Jason PeHdleton, convicted of misdemeanor in being
engaged in the slave trade the Coast of Africa was
sentenced to be imprisoned year and pay fine Of
$1,000. William Baker, convicted of the same offence
as mate under Pendeton sentenced to six months
imprisonment, and to ray fine Of $780, both remain
in passing sentence upon the prisoners prefaced with
an address Of great feeling in which he reviewed the
horrors Of the slave trade assuring the prisoners that
had it not been for Recommendation mercy from the
jury and the fact that they had already been imprisoned
six months that the sentence would have been much
heavier.
The confession of NGcCurry tho murderer of Rux
which alluded to ycst .rday in tho hands of his
tnguished counsel J. Morrison Harris Esq has been
promptly Withdrawn BY that gentleman, on his ascer.
tanning that the unfortn tae prisoner had subsequently
Taylor the cnterprzins agents of tho Herald in this
city have purchased frs,m the prisoner at liberal
price the Copyright Of his confession the proceeds Of
which it his intention TO devote charitable purposes
1t is quite singular docr met and will not only cause
surprise with regard its details of matters in this city,
but with respect to his arrest in New York also He is
said to be prepared to di has hope Of pardon hereaf
ter. and is anxious for it all to be Friday next will
| be great day in Baltimore.
The Church difficulties at st. vincent's Catholic
Episcopal Church, appear to be irreconcieable The
first based the solid foo ndation of dollars and cents
and ofcourse all religious propriety Christian feeling.
and brotherly kindness must give way the power
such potent agents. The grasping Of Shylock at his
bags Of gold considered better example than the
sefdenying example OF the great head of the church.
Shame! shame such hristians you do more disho.
to the Of religion in day. than do all the
ficuy the high street ehodt Church is based on
spirit equally deserving ofunqualifed censure. The
dignity Of Of the brethren has been touched their
pride of power has been intefeed with forthwith
they go to work abusing each other ustas they were
moral, upright honest sinners instead of the Z" pill
! lars of the church, And would YOU believe it.
Mr.. Editor, this quarrel. which has divided the
gregation and almost brought of the aoremc
ed brethren to blows, originated in motion to have
charity preached in tho church 1t reminds me
OF quarrel they had time ago about putting down
the House Of God to put carpets on the
It is time for such disgraceful proceedings cease and
cali the Rev. Mr. sliceY to command the peace
| again. and put ON end to the affair.
Ship Ns,cs--Our wharves were unusually dull ycster-
port The Dr. brig LAZY Chapman Young from Bermu.
arrived and the Bremen brig Louise and the barque
| Earnest and Gustav, cleared for Bremen.
| Stock BoGrdAt the Stock Board yesterday, but few
sales made. Mary 6's closed III for sale
and "a bid baltimore ds, 1870, closed 0I for SALE
opening at l0 bid; few shares of Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad stock sold at a0i
The Market-The supply Of Beef Cattle at market yes
terday light but considered fair the
The offerings amounted to $3.50 head, Of which 40 remain
unsod, and the balance, amounting to 3l4 head, were
taken by city butchers, at prices ranging from So So
per 100 lbs on the hoof equal to $3.50 1915 nett.
small NUN Der fextra quality only brought the highest
figure Hogs are selling at si,5o S475 according to
quality.
The -four market continues inactive. Howard street
Flour of aoice brands sells slowly for and mixed
brands for S4,4s1 The receipt price has declined
S25 and S4313 will consequently be the market
price for sale. City Mills is selling for s4A. There are
receipts Of grain of any description the little in
ket being held at frmcr quotations. Maryland white
corn may be quoted at 81 80 cts per bushel and vel
low at 80 40 and Maryland oats at % 30 cts. The
provision market has opened this week with more ami
nation Sales to considerable extent of Beef and
Pork have been made at the following rates Mess Pork
$l3,25 $3.50; Prime $1,000 sll Mess Beef $40 so
Sll No. IL; 50 $3.50 and Prime 81 $3.50 There is
fair demand for Whisky with sales at 90 for hhds
| and 81 for bbls. ~ Vtrpyx 4