The New York herald., 1845-07-12

state IS, -; $40 Bonds, 100; 800 Wilmington
SECOND Bo.Rp.-5o Wilmington Railroad. ds, l5l;
100 do iSs sodo isl 100 do DIS l5l; 4So do 90
Canal Loan 6s 7S 5000 Stats SIS, 73 10 Farmers Me-
chanics Blk, i5l.
AfrER BoARps-About 600 or 700 shares Wilmington
sold at I5,. Texas ten per cent sold at
and are now held at 80. State IS also improved I.
BosroS. July II, isi5.
There is an amusing piece of gossip now going the
rounds of religious circles to the effect that worthy
and distinguished member Of of the fashionable
and orthodox churches had proved iathless his
riage vows. and had set his heart strange woman.
Rumor says that he is one of the proprieos of large
temperance hotel in which he resided with his wife who
is said to be rather advanced in years himself
Being both church members and of looking
for things above and for things the earth the dis
parity IN their ages considered by the pious world
evidence of their exalted pety first that aged lady
should consent to take upon herself tho instruction of
young and inexperienced STRIPPING, and that he should
submit to her teachings. In evil hour the tempter
came, in the shape of young and beautiful fair one
whose charms led astray the heart OF the husband from
his WIFE tappears that the young lady visited the ho
tel for the purpose instructng several young ladies
the divine mysteries of music and il was in this capacity
that she attracted the attention of the hero this scrape
Some time since she made the hotel her home, and
regarded by all the boarders as she only
cclent musician but church member to boot most
interesting and agreeable acquisition their family cir.
Gle. The intimacy between her and our hero con-
Quoted with the utmost secrecy for long time, he
carefully avoided paying marked attentions to her when
others present but alas the longest lane will
turn at last, end to their our lovers have
found that guilty pleasures must likewise have end.
Their Their place Of assgnation was discovered and them
The Indignation OF the injured wife knew no bounds
she denounced her husband and his in the most
embittered style regardless OF the disgrace which expo
sure would even attach to herself though alike injured
and innocent So true It is that when two consent TO be-
come is impossible to disgrace njure either
without both feeling it. Fortunately in the present
there were few of the pous present who succeeded in
hushng up the affair SO FAR to prevent the assembage
Of mob. They separated and the subject is
before committee Of the church for investigation l
do not think it will be brought into Court
In giving sketch Of the S. j. b. there was an interest
ing TACT which omitted to MENTION viz that this band
claims the honor OF having originated the divine science
OF tarring and featherng and every before he
become member OF 1t, must submit to this operation
One Of our distinguished men about town." who was
initiated at the last meeting Of the bands rather
averse to submitting to such initiation but having
learned too much Of the secrets Of the institution to be
put him right through whether he would no, and in
their hurry they forgot to take OFF his specks in they
bundled him. glasses and all into the tar cauldron then
rolled him among quantity Of feathers and out he came
the first ullfedged bird in specks hached by the
order He was pronounced miracle, and the brethren
mark of the delight they had Experienced in this
fortunate turn in the initiation they instituted another
degree in the order and named it degree of the go
den specks." The worthy brother may be dai.
y on Change sporting those 8 lden daylight There
band that have never been recorded.
The u $. ship of the line Ohio, stationed here a
ceivng ship has recently been painted and now looks
most beautiful She is unquestionaby the finest ship Of
in the world. Why don't the Navy Department
again give the merchant shp-builders chance
sructa vessel or two for the service 7 The Ohio
built by Mr. Eckford and it is to be regretted that she
cannot last forever for am convinced, while she floats
in the Navy Yards sadly defective in model when
the expense OF their construction is considered they sink
into insigncance compared with many of your splen
was built here (but modelled aud drafted at Washington
is so full and clumsy aft that she bures herself forward
rally, are century behind the mercantile shipbuders.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Boston.
ExcmAseE BoARp, July lo.--l Hamilton NIanuf Co,
1859; % Nor Wore R.R, 7o4 la5 Boston Co. 1916 IS
Re Reading ID e r. as sd % Island Rs 10 d 81 SO do
100 do b | wk, l3t; 1925 do, l3.
Ar AucrioS.-49 new shares Boston Exchange per
order S ,ae 0o pr SHARE shares Boston Ex
Lowell r. par 500 l9i l9t pr ct adv; 30 do Western
Railroad, = pr ct adv SO do Boston Worcester Rail
road ls lss adv % do Eastern Railroad H. pr Ct
adv; do Portland Saco Portsmouth do, 81 adv; do
New England Bank a pr ct adv; do Hamilton Manuf
div Off Ss9i $1,000 State Maine per ct Stock payable
isi7, at Augusta Me- interest annually 2per ct adv
THE STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AT New ORLEANS
FURTHER PARrICuIARs.--The clerk of the Charity
Hospital has furnished the Nee Orleans Bee with the fol-
lowing information in relation to the persons taken
who were injured by the explosion OF the boiler Of the
steamer Marquette.
"A
ndana John Hazard second engineer of the Marquette
from Providence, Rhode Island William Ramsey car
penter, from franklin county, Alabama John Melton,
from Indiana; two children named Troy, five years
OF age and the other six Hannibal Captain Turpn's
slave, third engineer) and two white men, whose names
are unknown, have died in the hospital.
VIM. B. Daniels, carpenter, from Boston, Massachu.
setts Neal Harkins hand from Ireland and John L.
Dearman farmer Tennessee very seriously wound.
ed-Daniels not expected to recover
Andrew Troy, carpenter, from Ireland, and his wife
Mary Ann, (the parents of the two children, who
laad and Lea flat fhaat frorr tbo
OF New York, expected to recover Francois La
Giaise and Christopher Gueydan, both from France
At Dr. stones Hospital there persons Ostran.
der lst pilot OF the Marquette and - Hathaway clerk
board the Marquette Ostrander wounded moTtaly;
Hathaways shattered ard his face bruised good
deal but his wounds are not considered dangerous.
The coroner has, in addition to those already men,
toned dead held inquest Samuel Hayes
gineer OF the Marquette; James Coleman deck hand
and three white men, whose names unknown-mai.
ing the whole number dead, far known H. II is
| almost certain that Mrs Decker, the mother of the
young man spoke of yesterday being so much dis
tressed, and her child, are lost
Capt Turpin and Mr.. Hays, the engineer OF the boat
have been arrested charge of manslaughter-the
former gave bail in 1000 and the latter in default was
committed.
FROM PENsAcoLA,-The fast running steam packet
Alabama, Capt. WIndle, arrived early last evening
from Pensacola having made the trip in twenty -four
hours
The American squadron still remained in the harbor
and probably will not leave for month. The British
irisate Eurydce Capt Elliot sailed Monday last for
Havana.
Messrs Smith Saint propretors ofthe Florida House.
give ball every Monday evening, thus afordng add.
uona pleasure and interest to trip in the Alabama
as the passengers remain there that night The fish and
at this house spoken Of in the highest terms
by those capable Of Judging their merits-N o. Pie
July g.
Gov. SHANNoN.-This gentleman left Washington
ON Wednesday last for his home in Ohio. We hap.
py TO be able to say, observes the Union that his visit to
washington and his intercourse with the President and
of utialc afio
and good feeling-the recent remarks in some OF the
Northern presses to the contrary Notwithstanding.
ONO RIvER.-At Pinsburg on Tuesday, there
were hve and half feet OF water in the channel At
wheeling, on the day, the nver had eight feet OF
water in the channel. and was falling.
COM RCIAL