Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-05-07
Baltimore Correpondcace Of the Bostor
Alias.
BALTIMORE, April 90. lsi6.

BALTIMORE, hptll ~, lclO.
The foreign news by the Great Yves
torn was received here this morning,
ard was published in full inthc Patriot
Of this afternoon. II had no effect on
orr market for any thing.
Stocks were lower this morning at
the board, but the decline had no ref
crcncc to the foreign news. Maryland
6's were held at &c 3 4, but only 1878
was bld $1,000 Baltimore 6's sold at
&c is, but only 95 3-i was bid for
more decline OF 81 on the rates of
Yesterday.
We had report all over the city,
yesterday, that the President had al
ready given "thc notice about Oregon
10 the British Minister. This was after
wards found to be untrue, because it
was only yesterday that Mr. Polk sign
ed the resolution authorizing him to
give "the notice" and communicated
the fact 10 Congress.
We have had all day land part ofycs-
tcrdayl find rains, which will give
new life TO vegetation, and make the
farmer glad and ms fields green. From
all around us we hear good accounts
of the growing crops, and there wan.
ted but this rain TO remove all present
doubt Of the harvest.
VIRGINIA ELrCTIoN.-l have gone
over all the returns of the election held
lest Thursday, in Virginia, for mem
bcrs of the Legislature. The Wings
have done aStonishngly well Accom-
nc county, which deserted the Wing
standard on the rccrcancy of Wise has
again wheeled into the line, aud 10y de-
clsN malorltics, has elected two exec.
lent Wings to the House Of delegated;
tho first triumph we have gained
there for four or five years. The "b'ue
SHIRTS" of Accomac take to themselves
great praise for this victory, and may
Justly do so. What Will the Minister al
Rol think Of this
In regard to the general result in
tins State, the probabilities are that the
I.ocos will retain the Legislature, but
hv a greatly decreased majority. The
Loco majority III the House last year
was 20 in 1874 members. We have
returns Of the election of 90-and the
Wings have n nett gain Of II, leaving
& more 10 gain ont Of the Al 10 heal
from. We may do this. but it is very
doubtful. And then the Locos have
the Senate by so large majority, tina
Ne may not hope 10 be able to overcome
tbal So we may expect that the Loco
will be put in the L. 5. Senate, IN place
II Mr. Archer, whose term expires mex
March.
Thursday morning 9 o'clock
The Sun shows his face tins morn
ing. aud we shall have clear, warn
weather, 1t IS llkely-JuSi what th'
farmer wants
We have the accounts Of the reccp
ton given TO Mr. Webster, in Boston
Il makes rs glad, away Oh mere, lorca'
OF this ou,porng Ola peoples love an'
resuasls iur tho great intellectual, mal
Of the country and Of the age. Phlla
dclphia. too, Will give hlm apublc DIN
ner. THIS IS night. Charles Jare'
InrcrS1ll lives and was born IN tina
CITY. 1t Is Just that those among whot
hcwas born.and who know hn.,Shou.
ri-. u1 ln Judgment against hum an
hy ta7 public manifestation OF res7'e
i6r the great man whomhc has al'aci
al show not only how they aPpfcia'
tlo Massachusetts senator tui ;h.
they understand the character OF b
andercr
The article 10 the Journal Of Con
nl.rce oi Yesterday, stating that III
Oregon question ha, been settled. h'
used some excitement here ID
r5bah'y true. though wr have not
I.e o'insrepor from Westinghouse
a.. Mr Mclanes friends go 'n@ ci
l. 3ersand tha, ,4e matter is closed
Itscrrun. however THAI NJ MclAi
ias given assurance 20 the admimsi'
non hat Che question could bc casi