The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16

BALTIMORE, Sept Is, is4o.
Hot Weather--.arren Of Military Hsitsr for Dsss-.d
Careless Railroad Accident Opening Of tie CsmpstSn
by the Whiss-M Market, Stocks. &c.
Summer still hangs on to with great tenacity, and
this morning the sun risen start his daily round
with the Thermometer at g.
Quite an excitement occurred yesterday among the
military portion OF community especially. In oonss-
quepcs of thu arrest for debt Of OF Captain Barring
toms company Philadelphia troops visit to this
city from PhadeIpnia The debt incurred in Pnls-
deiphia Of Mr. Dunlap, acoschmaker. Who observing
his debtor start for Baltimore sent on his account to
officer for collection intending thus to svil himself Of the
laws of Mary land relative to imprisonment for debt He
accordingly arrested yesterday morning and carried
before Justice .rsy when ruled hearing at O'Clock
in the afternoon In the msan,ims, Mr. Dunlap. coach
maker Of Baltimore, aud relative Of the Phisd~lph,s
6ce Of Justice Gray and settled the account The suit
ntly dismissed though the debtor appeared
quence Of being In the city in uniform member Of
volunteer company.
supervisor named Nc Ares. and an assistant on the
Susquensnnah railroad. who had been up all the night
before. awaiting the passage OF the reg liar passed.
ger train before they went on the road with Car con-
tanning materials Tor the road 40 down
with heads the SWITCH calculating that II they
went 10 sleep, the rumbling Of the cars would wake
them up Not so, howevsr-they were not awakened.
Aree in the face, and neatly tore bis nose on oesde 10
ing him o.he, auy rhs other man danger Of s how
l
ever In unprecedented, though they bon made narrow
escape through their own imprudsnce.
Tho whigs commence the fsH campaign tnis evening.
. bv mixing the 6rst move towards the nomination u
cs,diistes Either James Lovsgrove, good, substso
,;.i ali quaker eensman else Capt Kane OF the Ia
sis r,;,isrist, will be their candidate for Mayor;
q Generally under stood that James D. Law, Esq VINO 10
70 run Either Lovegrove or Kane will run well, but
,bsv will have rough road travel and hard running
! N heat Col Davies, the democratic candidate How
ever wing mayors have been elected In BALTIMORE BE-.
fore and the chance Of succes just - good now as
was.
Tur M.Rxers-Beeves were IN abundant supply the
yeserdAy but shade than last week
Or jso head offered purchased b. butcpes rs
were driven hsdsphi:, aud tbs lance head remain
hooc There se Of pscss OF Howard street Hour on
Saturday at a. an To-day advance OF 2k crnu ~as
demanded by holders, aud sales OF 60 bbs made
IS which dealers qnlts Aeon TN. eveng Whsats
Maysss REDS have been made advnce Of iour or nv
bushel since Friday last Whkey may De qnoea
Normally hhds at az cents and bbis az US een-ho'o
generally not beius disposed 10 sell Al "rse peo
sales or st0cAs al BaiAmOre
sErr liTseo Sterling Maryland - 50 a,oo 40 90 ,s
sssrd ~ nd Bsmors 81 $50 closed at 9s asksd ~
bid aud Ohio Railroad shares toh asssd An oid
PHiLAprLrHrA, Sept Is, 1876
mestiur in aid Of the Nantucket sufferers, wss held
last evening and taken to commence the col
lection of funds by block committees. throughout the
city
The democratic delegation Of the third district met
Yesterday, and on the thirtysevsnh ballot Charles