The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

BALrrMonE, April IL, 1915.
TAs Weeher-DaBmey S. Carr skipmsnts Of Flour from
Foreign Ports-.arrsss Of Buffalo Bill"-.smsrieen
NutJsedfion-Bnsinsss Of Baltimore-Heoltk of the
Cay-Msrksts, &c.
The weather continues cool but clear in this section
Of the country occasional shower scarcely wettins
the earth, and vegetation crying out for moro.
The Non Dabnsy Carr, minister to Constantine.
pie, sailed yesterday in the ship Cincinnati from this
port, for his destination, via Liverpool
The ship Cincinnati Capt Coleman which salad from
tas port yesterday for Liverpool carried out osa bar
rss nour 2se barrels allow; ~ barrels cloverseed 100
II 900 white oak barrel slaves The quantty Of aonr
and other articles Of American produce shipped from
thana 600 During the quarter ending on The 3st Of
March, the number Of barrels of -four Shipped TO Brazil
was 40, 100 barrels West Indies, 81 200 barrels Ems.
land, 3il5l Montevidio 7IlO Bremen. IIi7 i;;nrsi
tar s7e other places sol7;makng grand total Of ia
ees barrels Of aour shipped from Baltimore TO foreign
ports during three calendar months. The quantity Of
wheat and corn exported during the PERIOD was
also very large. - -"
man, calling himself william Duvall was arre.t.d
in this city few days since and committed to prison.
on the charge OF stealing about $780, from room in the
SISs Inn ss ns use q the He made ue
fcations Of Broadway swell. Since his commitment.
i has been ascerained that he is oother than the we'll
known New York burglar, Buffalo Bo visiting Bal.
tmors doubtless on trip combining interest and plea.
sure There seems to be probability that he will set
On Sunday night the wife of Mr. John Herald in thu
lower part OF tho city birth to three ne children
Soos we'll and as last our all parties
long life before them.
Tho amount Of Wholesale business doing in this city
continues to be immense and unprecsde Al An
indication OF it, extent, will merely mention that
during four days Of last week. dry good esablish
mont sold nearly 1000 worth, all for the West
The number OF deaths in this city during the past
weak was es, males 81 females ST. Consumption car
THr Manxrr,-Few Transaction. hov. ~. -. J..
Howard street four since Friday Sales Of some small
parcels were made on Saturday, at - Is. There was
"a IS sales Of 900 bcs yesday :" this rate nrn a.. g
Elements for receipts from at 81 oa1 Holders
inquiry The receipts Of wheat are very small Limited
sales of good to prime reds at los los cents Family
q. o. 50 csnta for white aud g. 81 ents for yelov
wAksy small lots Of hhds sold at d, and barrel. a
sales or stocks nc Baltimore.
eo..s M o s. I'D C,n. M.y.sd
f.r ;e - bid Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares ior ssl.
Sales or Stocks nc PhAiadslphIa.
!fssr BoAsD. April i4-iro shares Girard Bank. d.v,
=: CITY D. si; Sat: '' s. &; &:
g. 500 a. 's .s.: ;s, ;.s s:.
s,.S 81: 100 shares Reading RR. so s. $50 So; c Il;
Elections.
NEW JEnsry-A the Charter Election In Nsv.rb
yesterday the Wing ticket Tor May or and other ssns
raj ohcers was elected, without any orranized onno
sition. There was much DIVISION hcwever thoush not
great deal Of excitement in the election for
IN the several wards rising Of the license ouestor
and personal snd local feelings The general result r.
We understand that union opposition tickets in these
wards were elected. =.
In Exabethtown. the election for Township and (,or
poraon officers yesterday, terminated In the succ ssp of
the entire Whis Ticket % We learn by the Jssrma this
morning. alsi Oh VEL Nrt .st.i -
We hear that the whole Wing ticket in Woodbridge.
Middlesex county, wM elected yesterday ater warm
contestths hrst time the Wings have prevailed in ave
years.
In Railway, the regular whig ticket was elected By
ABOUT 70 majority -Nswsrk .sdceviiser, .5prit IL.
CIrc'SrArr ELscrioN The election for city Officers
on eondsy passed on very quietly, with fair day, and
very little party excitement City Council stand poll
ticaliy 10 Wings to IL Democrats On the Tsmpsrancs
question: me Council about equally dividedCS
. APPOINTMENTS By THE PRYsrpKNr-Archer g.
Herndon TO De receiver of public moneys for tbs dis
OF hunos from and after the lAth Of May, iSA6 when
hrs present commission will expire. Anfrew Issncs
10 be receiver OF public moneys for the district of nds
subject to sale at Natcpoches in tho State of Louiaia
ra, in the place Of John Tucker, resigned Jamss III
Tate OF Mississippi, to be consul at Busnos Ayres
The Delaware Division Of the Pennsylvania canals
was opened on Tuesday.