The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-08

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2, lsao.
a Rain sorm-Death Of Judge Gienn-Disehcrse Of Sui
fon-Compromise Psrdiets -Where is Ste,carts State
mint i-He,r -Cireus-Marksts, Re.
For the past thirty hours have had uninterrupted
fall Of rain, and the flood gates yet pouring down
the liquid element on devoted heads. The atmos
phers decidedly warm, and all signs Of winter seem
to have disappeared
The Hon. Judge Elias Glenn formerly Judge Of the
U District Court died at his residence near this city
yesterday, in the nth year Of his age.
Another Of the Infamous effects Of compromise yer.
diets, which are SO famous with Baltimore jures was
exemplded yesterday in the County Court A man
named Sutton was tried short time since for commit
ting rape on married woman in Baltimore county,
and although the evidence of the strongest kind the
jury compromised the matter by rendering verdict of
guilty Of assault, with intent, &C. motion was made
for the discharge of the prisoner account Of informa
lily in the verdict aad the argument of the question
the prisoner was yesterday discharged by Judge lie.
grand If this decision be correct, Stewart and host
Of other prisoners should have been discharged
that dying statement which his counsel lawyer Pres
ton announced his intention of publishing some six
guilt connecti with the brutal murder Of lis father
Certainly II the gentleman has he should publish it,
and he has it not he should not said that he had
it. Stewart stands in the public mind guilty Of the most
henous murder on record, Eand if it Is in the power of
his counsel to remove the stigma from his name why
MIR Tempeton commences series of concer ts in this
city on Monday evening next At Calvert Hall, with
4" The Rose" The Shamrock" and " The Thistle
Herr Alexander. the great magician, is drawing fine
houses at the Holiday street theatre He Is acknow.
lodged to be superior to all his IN the line
Of magic whilst he ugly enough to be the old boy
himself
Tho New York Circus al the Front street theatre Ia
doing fine business-drawing crowded houses nightly
Tho clown Dan Rice is considered first rate and draws
better than the horses.
Major Dellavan is preparing for the erection of his
circus here and will bring Madam Macsrtee and Levi
North on to astonish the natives, in about two weeks
SrocK AND MoNEY MARKEr-Transactions are limited
in amount There 10 nothing doing st the stock board
and outdoor operations have fallen Off Large amounts
Of capital are lying idle, or within CALI awaiting more
settled condition Of political affairs War the esab-
lshment Of the subtressury, the great at
the moment Prices suffer. City six per cents, Of 1890,
953 bid, 95I asked
State Loans have farther receded without sales743
bid, 76I asked.
The money market is no: relieved. The banks have
no wish to extend their business Atthe North partcu
!arly in Philadelphia and New York. rate Of
fully up, and paper 10 ia the street advancing raes
The MARKErs-The Sour market IL still without any
activity. Sales ef good mixed brands Howard street
were made, on Monday, at s. IS per bbl which price
some holders were asking yesterday morning, whilst
others asked IS SIT; sales City Mills -four was sold
at IS 49, in limited PARCELS holders generally asked an
at Last sales Of FIRST quality rye -four at 81 u.s. and
OF corn meal at 50 10 per Dbl.