The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

The organic editor lays down tn law this morning in
high dudgeon He dreadfully alarmed abo ut the next
Congress Indeed. il is said the wings have already hit
the Hon Alexander Ramsay, of Pennsylvania az their
Clerk, in view OF majority in the popular branch
NOUS VERRONS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls, 1916.
The Foreign News-The Bank Defale dtion- William S.
Birch's Case-Tae Seguins--Stoek Board &c.
Our merchants had scarcely time yesterday morn
ing to read over of the brought by the
Great Western before the telegraph announced the AGA
dia at Boston, with dates from Liverpool some four days
later Subsequ emily, however sale OF 100 bbls Howard
street -four made at So 37k on the strength Of the
Westerns news which decline Of but Ga cents on
q sale made the previous evening The Acadia put
stop business however and both buyers and purcha
sers came the conclusion to wait for tdngs from New
York.
The case of VIM s. Birch. who is charged with a col
fusion with Turner the defaulng bookkeeper Of the
Mechanics Bank, was again brought before Judge
Brice yesterday morning, and admitted on bail
to the al cunt of $4,000 His plea is under
stood be that he received OF the overdrewn
money himself nor did he know ,hat n accSIn. mao
Turner his check for such sums as he wanted WAC as
sured him from time to time that he made them al
straight with the bank and he had rever been mott
fed by the bank that he had overdrawn he thought that
Turner refunded to the bank the money thus check
ed This may be all correct and the sum at stake was
only few hundred dollars it might be believed, but
when foots to the amount Of $4,000 imagine ne
will find but few to credit the story However he has
laid the whole facts before committee OF the
Eutaw church. and they have unanimously clear.
hi e'% with regard the
He has also given to the bank all his property
bank the utmost farthing The amount Of bad required
for Turner was $25 0GO. and he was remanded to JAIL
The Seguins had another crowded house last night
They bring out this evening ths Bohemian Girl"
The number of deaths in Baltimore during the past
week was 3d. Of which number Is was under TWO years
| Of age.
&: Sale:
sI; and 1910: 1;poisa B.%o1s Ohio
.s ss t':1s:s
. .ss cst'' offered Sa fsH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls, 1876.
Trial for Murder-seam for the Oho-S nfence Of the
Cactus Mutineers-Flour Market Stocks, &C.
The trial of Charles Mosler, for the murder Of Eve
Mosler, his WIFE, was commenced this morning. in the
Court Of Oyer and Termincr being held by Judges
Gibson, Coulter and Bell of the Supreme Court. The
obtanment Of jury was matter Of some difficulty but
the requisite number was obtained before the panel Yves
exhausted The Attorney General, John NJ Read Esq .,
and the prosecuting attorney, VIM Stokes, Esq, con-
Quoted the the part Of the commonwealth Geo.
w. Barton and VIM. d Barnes Esqs. appeared for the
defence The case was opened by Mr. Stokes, who, af
ter defining for the instruction Of the jury the various
murders homicide, lnVlteu
principally to tho law hearing upon murder In the
first degree as the nature of the to be sub
mitted would render it necessary for than to de-
eide whether the prisoner at the bar was guilty Of
murder of the highest grade not He then gave q
clear and uccinct view Of the circumstances Of the
case, of which will attempt an abstract The prisoner
and the deceased married about SINCE
he being then about thirty and she between sixty and
seventy Their disparity in age was not more 20 than
their tastes habits and feelings she an exemplary wo
man. religiousy inclined and desiring tranquility and
repose while he was loose and dsspated in mis- habits,
" made an attempt upon her fe and body being
stripped after death, 1t was rendered evident from
yously beaten her The murder occurred on the
afternoon of the 18th Of May, while no one was
in the house with tho parties except an ~ 1a co,.
none but circumstansm evidence can be presented a
short time before he had uttered threats against the de-
ceased in the presence of Witnesses and he deed was in
hcted with with which the prisoner had shaved
himself just previously. grand,dsushter Of the de
rst attracted by the scream murder and approach
ing the back door, her grandmother with her throat
then in an erect position but Immediately tottsred and
fell to the floor CORPSE beside the bloody razor with
arrived on the spot momont afterwards, going up
stairs detected the accused in the act OF taking on
had Committed the murdOr and asked Tor wash
his hands This confession he repeated while on MS way
to the Aderman's office, from whence ne wa, cGmmea
that il was the intention Of the to present all
the evidence in the case, and that 1t would not DO the en-
deayor TO produce any particular result but to enabe
the urv To arrive at correct verdict and that should
be one of acquta the counsel for the defence would
not rejoice sincerely than would those
the Commonw eath. The court then adjourned until
O'Clock The plea of insanity will probably DC put IN
by the defence The If hs cou and his Wild
wandering eye indicates that if sane when ne committed
the crime his intellect has been S' sp
well =, ,;.r,rA
tomorrow
ing taking your city in the route for Boston are
eighty five in number, intended for the OHIO Anstner
draft Of ioo for the same ship. expected pass
Harding and Crimes the two muiineers Of the Cactus,
convicted of manslaughter in the u s. Circuit Court,
were Yesterday sentenced the first to three years. and
the latter to one year imprisonment
The effect Of the foreign news upon the prce Of nour
is very visible tod,y sale, of 600 bbls having been
n@um building in Fifth street below Walnut scat
folding in the gave way in consequences Of too great
weight Of scsniins having been placed Tpon sna
named Richard oDonn.li bis leg Is hardly shattered
IN. Ohsr nsmsS &usy
most and is drcadfuy crushed that death ineys
manner; one Of thsm srasped piece Of scsntlns and
sustained himself ill assistance came to his reheI
Sales OF stocks at philadelphia.
FInsr BcAsp-2o Harrisburg, 2aA 1000 hsn'"eA' Do"''
.I B,sh s; Camden Bank
81 1000 Hs.d9s Bond: . . ss Bank
HyTrp saIrs-2 Northern Liberty Bank, 4oA
Gun CorreS-we have received to-day, from
the hands of ofthe best chemists .ms., Oh WASH
nnsd he him according to the process Of schoenbein
himself II decidedly the best we have SEEN consider
hi nr.r;or in quality the cotton which Mr. Robert
r bro,~ht with him from schoenben, in England, and
snt by him in an envelope addressed to the President OF
ths limited states The specimen we have received was
nrspsred in very short time in this city and was even
slishtiy damp when was sent to US On drying It on
he hesrth we exploded a portion Of 1t on sheet Of
II lftla amoke and left the