The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-12
BALrrMoRE, March IL, ls4t


Failure Of the Resumption Bill Methodist Episcopal .an-
nua! Confe'snee-De Meyer Unipersiiy Commence.
ment-Burg iars-Stock Market, PC
Our stock market was affected yesterday almost to the
extent OF per cent by the failure of the bill for
sumng payment of interest the State debt and fund
ing the million and a half Of interest in arrears A
mongrel bill was, however, passed the House yesterday
and probably the Senate, that resumption shall take
place on the LIST Of April s47, soon thereafter a.
the Governor Treasurer, and Commissioner Of Loans
shall deem practicable In other words the bill leaves
Maryland just where she stood beforethat to say as
soon as she has sufficient money hand with no other
use for it, she will pay her debts Then the million and
half Of coupons, and the half million more which win
be issued Tor interest the coming year. remain un
productive to its holders Another year must roll around
before May land can resume honorable and upright
position before the world a. the Legislature adjourned
SINE die, yesterday.
De Meyer had an OVERLOOKING house last night At 81
per ticket, in Calvert Hail. the largest
the city.
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church meets in tins city this morning, and
~ supposed, from the exciting nature Of the subjects
to come before them. that they will sit with closed
doors Bishop Hedding expected TO preside, assisted
by Bishops Waugh and James | will furnish brief
sketch OF their doings daily if it is possible TO obtain
them
The numerous burg .ars who have done such thriv.
ing business at me North this summer have To-
Gated themselves in Baltimore. Every night some of
their handwork is discovered though they nave yet
The annual commencement Of the University Of Ma.
rylsnd took place yesterday, when the Of Md
was conferred Oh forty students As the country 10
already pretty well stocked with the profession the
graduates Tor this year should emigrate Oregon,
wheIe they be able to fill their larders occasionally
with tine buck az could mention bakers dozen in
this city now who almost starving condition.
The honorary degree Of NJ D. was also conferred by
the Dean and fscuty Of the University upon Dr. Speck
OF Pennsy lvania DIR. Watson Carr, Of Virginia; DR.
Boighaus, of Psnnsy ivania and Prof. James Hail. Of
Albany.
The degree of MA. was also conferred upon Or.
Thomas Bond, Jr of Baltimore.
The MARKETS There were only 400 head OF cattle
offered at the scales Monday about head OF Mich
were sold to city butchers at prices ranging So to
81 rs net per 100 lbs, ACCORDING quality % head
were driven to Philadelphia, 81 to Washington and the
balance az head) were left hand unsoid The quality
OF the cattle was very tine, and sales made 1t
good demand for live hogs, and sales making at
IS 625 So per 100 los according to- quality There
was limited transactions In Howard street Flour and
holders have slightly advanced their prices. Sales OF
good mixed brands Monday at 81 osi, which price
some were willing to take yesterday morning, while
others asked 81 TO- without finding purchasers The re-
ceip price from 81 $751; No transactions in CITY
OF Whskey in barrels being made at ~ cents
and OF hogsheads ct % cents per gallon The stock
hand 10 small.
Srock AND NlorEY MARKEr.--The rejection By the
House Of Delegates, Of the bill Of the Committee OF
Ways and Means, for the resumption Of payment in
State loans We note decline OF y per on sales
Of yesterday six per cents close at 76f bii-buy ers
few-76a asked sales at 76 Sterling fyes-buyefs at
%. Threes-40 bid. City six per drm al esl
bid. 81! asked-to fair extent ls50s-97 97I Plea
sures slxes, 81 sellers, elf offered.