The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-24
BALTIMORE, March 81, le<s.

BALTIMORE. March a. ls<s.
Fin. WeaAer-Jarrva Of the Foreign NsVs The Ps'S~v
Csse-Hon Kennsa Rayner-Se metAine Of On 6sTsA-
quake Death Of Esra Holden, Esq-Aadsms Asssrss
-Methodist Conference Msrksis, &c.
The weather has again become calm, clear, and spring
like; our streets crowded with merry faces and lght
hearts. The signs Of brisk times visible In svsry
direction not only with the merchants, but with The
mechanic and working Glasses generally Prspsrstsss
for building on the most extensive SCALE also NAB
ing
The case of the United States Edward P. King, -
dicted for forgery brought TO close yesterday with
a verdict of guilty. The punshmsnt for the o9snos y
not more than ten years nor less than He 10 Of
very respectable family, and was considered yeuag
The Hon. Konneth Rsynsr, Of North Carolina. hes
bean lying dangsrously III at Barnums Hotel In thh
'nr sa Sy the steamer Hbsrris reached here yss
terday morning. by exclusive express for the Dsiners
Sum- ana caused considerable stir.
rumbling noise was noticed BY the watohmsn In ~
parts Of the CITY, yesterday morning. ct o'clock, wAeh
Il supposed to have been small sample OF an ssrsA-
The body Of Ezra Holden. Esq., editor Of the Phsdsl
pha Saturday Courier passed through this city yeser
wife Mr. Holden had started from home. and arrived
in Washington but few days socs. In good hselta Hts
illness sudden and alarming. that Mrs on be-
ing informed Of L. had only time to reach wasAingsea
few minutes before he died.
Madame Mscarte has now had aus housss for several
thing Of the kind ever witnessed 10 BALTIMORE.
The secrs. concave Of Methodist preachers 10 still
in session in this city and wih probably continue for
week or two WHAT will be the result Of their
deliberations the subject Of division Of the Church.
Is yet all conecure Though 1t IL generally believed
something Of row. though large majority 81 the Con
ference will 20 south However. rows In the Church
are quite particularly among the Prsachsrs Is
the congregation usually have sufficient Of brohery
Kindness their breasts to settle their dmculues in
quiet and psaceable manner
THE MARKErs.-The news by the Hberna dia ~
reach here yesterday time enough to eject tne
4 Smitns Tsm.s, that American Flour VS. ,u.d ~
30 to 32s per barrel was too good 20 % a.
amounted to advance on present ss sS 1900 a.
per barrel All operations, consequensux, I~ils-.
account Of the unc certainty which exsteo no.esD
generally asked sis7i Ia the ,rnns, cs,n,s 4, a.
.ayso, Az 10 "a 500 bbls Tasrs T. good dsaend
hs ~ ali descriptions. Tas little that y coming
- sr.sIv At los Ito cents per pusoet Ior 70
=. . -.Js snd ordinary to good ~ lV0alVo Genus We
prm s sss wheat FOR family four, at ll0aile cents
fbe supply is not adequate % the asm.ni Ia, nook
.sn~ uniformly through the week at - cts 10 bes
ma a. o,s per gallon in hide II is 10 good request
sssss nrices The inspections AL bbls and 90 hhd
sroex AID MoSrY MARxxr.-Ths operations At he
STOCK Board for the past week have been to . limited
amount with small variation In prices. The ne.sps'
the steamer, which Was partially known a tns
seems to have had but little effect stocks:
es have been dull and the amount changing hanas
small; quote them Ut Tot bid. ~ asked 'ssnnst h
closed yesterday. Baltimore %, 1871, nsss S,.s
active during the past week the tTansNr wv. s.
be en- closed since the 18th, quote then hsm to'aay
sst bid, yei az kei for the opening WIN ''"e ~'-'
d bstass3.