The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-13

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dens-Tns Murder Of Meredith end ne csSss-1As Ma.
mia among the Censrais-Markets Stock Boards, <es
We have had continuous rain for the last thirty
hours which bids fair continue for time to come
yet.
jury was selected yesterday in the Of William
Stirling, Of the five youths who brually violated
young German girl nearly year since, having seized
her she passed along the street. and forced her into
boardyard She is still in Jail Witness not having
been able to obtain security for her appearance she hav
ing been but two weeks in the country.
The jury in the Of the boy Hull charged with
manslaughter still locked up in their ROOM being
unable TO agree On Wednesday night the jurors
called from the courthouse window TO q watchman
named Felix Hughes, who was passing and requested
him to deliver note which he dropped, his family
The NE fell inside Of the railing and the wa.chmsn
the top the railing and he fell bac kwar striking his
head against the stone basement VI the wall from the ef
The murder Of VIM. NJ. Meredith, at Independence,
Mo. turns out as predictei il would, 10 have been
days at the place. he had contrved to get
into difficulty on this avorite theme, for woman
hour at time. The fact that DIR Harper
was jealous Of him and killed him, the suspicion.
wheher weiliounded or motifs not known. that unlaw
full intimacy existed between his vile and the deceased
Harper has however, been committed for trial the
charge of murder in the first degree
There to be quite mania that has taken posses
sion Of the American generals lately Firstly here 10
our Major General Stewart, who has written himself
down in his difficulty with olone ghes
There General Worth who made Of himself by
resgninx within sight Of the brisng VI the enc
my-whils General Scott has also made an ass Of himself
BY trlding with his good destiny General Gaines has
like shown himself to be periodically NAL; and
General Cass has pa, his foot politically manrap
by talking too much in the Senate Ia, l,r
General Houston, the two great Texan
ssqaenily the only two American Generals that
can DO doubt but that they will be candidates of
tho two parties in ls,s
rapidly falling still lower sA.rday five bundled tbs
e HSMGs9 good S %Is sSs ssHd s iod It Is This
Sales or Stocks Mt Baltimore.
per closed at 77 k iS bid Cit, Iss cents, Of
shares 81 .s Sd and Ohio H.".
PHiLADELPHIA, June IL, 1s46.
II is rumored that John Kane, ESQ., the present at
torncy general of Commonwealth has been nomina.
ted ind confirmed by the President TO fill the yacancy
the bench of the United States Courts occasionei by the
demise of the late Judge Randall Another is,
that Henry Horn has been again rejected
Two dwelling houses in Southwark were injured by
FIRE this afternoon and slight disturbances
rcd among the 6remen. is usual such occasions.
Two or three men were severely beaten, and three
rests made. ~
The General Convention of the New Jerusalem
Church Tor Swedenborgians IL assembled in this
city the Rev Thomas Worcester of Boston, presides.
by resolution passed this morning, the Convention is
to assemble at New York on the second Wednesday Of
June. lSl7.
A sailor named Buck, of Bridgeton New Jersey was
drowned in the Delaware Wednesday last near
toll, under the following circumstances. He hand
board the canal schooner Stephen Flanagan, and
engaged in hauling the main sheet aft when the rope
gave way and they both fell backward overheard The
captain able to climb up the side of the vessel but
Buck remained struggling in the water unable reach
the vessel Seeing this lad OF fourteen leaped into the
water and sustained Buck until the captain lowered the
spot the boy exclaimed Buck had let CO. and on get
ting in no found that the ming had caught hold
Of his boot and pulling it of had gone to the bottom
The captain had in the first confusion called out to
younger boy to let go the anchor, and in doing this
coil Of the chain twisted around his leg AMI dragged him
to the hawsehoe. Strange relate, when exIicated
his leg unnjured and he able 10 walk about
usual.
Professor Morse has just arrived in town from Wash
ington.
The telegraph has again connected with Washington.
Sales OF Stocks az slelphia.
Bank M 10 do All 81 d, 23ooo Re ,dlg Railroad bonds
1x; 2V do s. s6 $500 Stae TO- Reading Railroad
"a; 23O do 3 $50 uirard Blk 1915 100 do Iok ~ Phla-
deiphia Bank LOG; 500 vlck.bug bank, 6A; 5000 Reading
RAILROAD bonds, Is b3 7H $40 do IS Al so 2O Vicksburg
AFTER S.LEs $4,000 State g. 100 Reading Railroad
3Es 80 do 3is<; $50 Gard Bank os 90 United States
SECOND BoARp-loooo State IS s1; 5000 do ss IA 900
Reading Railroad 3s $500 Leh,gG SIS ST. 500 do loan
5 100 Vicksburg 6; 1000 Reading bonds IS Ia 7ooo Ss
ArfER sALss-275 Reading Railroad, s.,s; 1000 Lehish
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