The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-29
BALTIMORE, Oct. %, l845.


The Co,chiding Case-1hs Rape Trials, &c.
There is considerable disappointment evinced among
the merchants at the nonsrrlval of the by the
Great Western this morning Nothing is doing in the
markets. holders generally asking than buyers
willing to give
The trial of Stockett for cowhidng John J. Wocott
few days since took place before the City Court this
morning. Walcott averred that he had merely asked
Sockets wife who lived up stairs he hunting for
a man owing him some money There was no evidence
Walcott pretty severely, sentenced him to pay fine Of
$50 costs-to which should have been adde fifty
Stocket appearing the champion Of woman, even
had the misfortune to be his wife, but mind,
Tuesday has been aside by the Court for the
trial of the five young men who charged with jointly
and individually committing rape on young German
girl, a few months since.
Sale OF Stocks Mt Bultimore.
Der; 27.-$lO00 Baltimore 6s 1890, 1919; 1000 Mary
laud 6a 7st 1000 do do 7s 1000 do do 1916 2o6o do do
7st; 1000 do do, ISL
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is, 1910.
The Keans had an immense house last night large
proportion Of which made up Of ladies' constituting
the beauty, fashion and aristocracy of city. The
other houses felt the effect Of this except indeed,
Welchs circus. So far the boxes were concerned,
however and indeed goodly portion Of the pit the au-
dence was composed OF those who never to the hea
except when something exquisite is to be presented
Ths Academy of Fine Arts have bined their exhi
bton this year with the Artists Fund Society aad have
opened in the room OF the latter This is great sdvan
tage and with the other instances in which the artists Of
Philadelphia have stepped forward to sustain the acade
my under its calames reflects the highest honor upon
them, as generous whole souled body Of men-ever
ready to sacrifice their differences and forget their
wrongs, in the noble desire to sustain the arts.
The splendid corps Of State Fencibes," under the
command Of the gallant Col James Page, celebrated
their thrtysecond, believe, anniversary, by an ee-
CANT supper last night at their srmory A number Of
distinguished guests were present, among whom were
Vice President Dallas, judy FndIay, the District
nj Shaw nj tho NAVY 2cotf muo ptiurth o
LIST regiment of Artillery Lieut. Col Small of LIST
regiment of County Volunteers, and others The press
was fully and ably represented
Sales Of stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST DoAap Oct. 2s.-i0o Wilmington, Isl; $4,000
State &c, 7ss; $4,000 do 7s $4,000 Reading Bonds $751;
$1,000 Texas notes. l6 $4,000 Reading Bonds 6s} $4,000
do 6s3.
BErwnEs BoAsps 1900 Texas notes, lei; 5000 Read
SECOND BoARD.--500 Wilmington Railroad, Is; so do
is; 500 State 5s 75t, 200 County o 1885, 1903; 100
shares Girard Bank cash, OIL 100 do do o. days o.
Wilmington Railroad Bonds, b. o. days Is; 100 U. s.
Bank, o..
From TExAs-Ine schooner Lone Star, Knapps,
arrived yesterday, having lett Galveston on the 18th
We take the following items from the Cipiian.
The government Offices officers, &c. are to leave
Washington on the 18th inst. for Austin
Hon r. Pitsbury is candidate for the office of Cover
nor of Texas.
TheiWasngon Register by authority, requests Chief
Justices OF counties to make their returns the vote for
and against annexation and the Constitution to the De-
partment of State at Austin.
special messenger to carry the State Constitution to
Washington City
The Presbytery of Texas is to Nacogdoches
the 9th November.
Hon. A. Navarro has been elected to the Senate Of
the Republic Of Texas from the district Of Bexar; We
Howard and D. c. Van Derllp, Representatives
John Shebourn has bee elected to the House OF Re.
representatives. from Austin county.
Tho Washington Register says:-A company OF United
states troops will shortly be stationed at Austin Tho
proper officers have already arrived there The troops
will occupy the arsenal buildings as barracks.
There have been several arrivals at Galveston from
Corpus Christi. About 1000 men in camp all in good
health Mexican tra ders continued to come in They
state that there are but few Mexican troops upon the
Rio 9rande and indications Of desire to march for
Texas.
There some fourteen houses goir up in Cor.
pus Christi and others would be commenced il lumber
to be had It'll in much demand.
Geo. M. Downs was elected TO Congress-
It. Dobbns recently returned from tour of obssrva
ton, and reported that Baranco Bianco, the Nueces
was occupied by 100 Comanchts A detachment was
sent out to meet them, but they -ot to be found.
II does not appear that 0enei Tay'sr designs
moving the main body Of the army om Co Christi,
though some detachments will be q. 70 9th points
on the frontier.
The vote on the Constitution to be tai On on the
18th. But little interest felt, was ev Mt that
instrument would be almost unanimously ado, cd
NJ o. Tropic Oct 20.