The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-11

The Clerk proceeded 10 read the BILL and after he had
to Be-
ed by peals Of laughter.
moved that the bill be referred to the committee of the
whole on the state Of the Union. and be printed
DrArn OF GsS VAN MSS
Mr. C. j. lSoEksoLL offered resolution, that the House
funeral Of Gen. J. p Van Ness, formerly member Of
Congress, and since Mayor OF Washington. Cries Of
An adjournment was moved and, after an Intellectual
effort to take the yeas and nays the motion prevailed
BALrlMoRr, March 10, 1915.
Gala Day in Baltimore-Faure Of the Resumption Bill
Lectures Of Gus.inianf Cathoiieity- Markets, &c
Yesterday grand gala day in Baltimore. by COM
mon consent. Our streets were thronged throughout
the day. and to 10 O'Clock last night by hosts Of
promenaders enjoying the delightful weather the
numerous Western and Southern merchants in the
city also contributing to swell the moving mass that
crowded the sidewalks. Our hotels all crowded,
and our mer chants are their eyes in business sell
ing all day and packing all night
regret to state that the bill appointing day for the
resumption OF the payment Of the State interest. was
yesterday rejected in the House OF Delegates. The
funding OF the coupons Of interest the portion of the
bill objected 20, and as new bill has been introduced
separating the two features Of the BILL still think that
the LIST OF April, ls7, will be the day Of resumption.
The excitement with regard to the lectures being de-
the Catholics is rapidly increasing and they are CON
tinued much longer, may result in violation Of the
peace His secret Lectures to gentlemen the auricu
lar confession Of married and single women Is ha
ranRue about corruption and indicate nfamy that
utterly ridiculous to suppose any decent woman could
who attends confession must lose all claims virtue
purity Of thought and gives details Of questions that he
scarcely be obtained from the most abandoned females
oft city. The fact u.s. Dr.. q. is on money specula-
to be well skilled in its the famous Baron Mum.
chausen or the equally veracious CULVER He also
asserts h the onhs that are daily taken in court, Of
it they kissed the Amanac-that no oath is binding
Catholic, regarded binding by the Church unless
he swears on the crucfx his as matter Of course,
has given great offence. He states all these thiogs
what he asserts to be personal knowledge and pacipa
tion in their enforcement himself whsta Priest at Rome
which it is admitted he was, though he has snce
been Lutheran minister, and is Methodist preach
err though the latter denomination do not appear In
clined to acknowledge him. The Odd Fellows Saloon
was overrun last night an hour before the time Of CON-
mencing the lecture.
have such house as was never before witnessed in Bal
timore at 81 ticket He performed the organ the
of sound that it never before possessed.
The Messrs Howe open the Front street circus on
including the casbrased Msas% MIcsrts Dam re.
and John Gossn are to do the polite" in the ring during
the season
The Harmonious attracting good houses to their
musical enersinmN nts. though they have been unable
to procure q suitable hall
MIR Marshall better known as the Fakir of Ava died
at Louisville, Ky, on the Sd iast of dropsy
the number Of deaths in Baltimore last week was g.
from small pox was I, consumption IL.
The MAsxsrs-There is little nothing doing in the
same as they have been tor several days past
sales of stocks az Baltimore.
MAacH $4,000 Md So, 7ei; 1000 do 70; case Md.
o. 81 .n oV sa 40 81 o. SHARES s nS M s Sns s 10
Baltimore and ono RR, Al; do susquehanna lanai
State six Per cents closed at st asksd 70 bid the
Sterling SIS closed 70 asked 6si BID sales at 60 an
advance OF nearly par cent on friday sales City six
per cents of 1885, closed at ssi asked bid arm; an ed.
vance Of on the highest bid Saturday, Baltimore
and Ohio Railway shares left of at Al ior SALE Ae3 bid
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1876.
Reported Duel AMI Senemsnt-.approseAfns Election
Division Of Wa,ds-Ow Psrt-Mi,take Corrected
Quarter Ssssions-Hosile Indications-S Stocks &c.
meeting between two boods Of this city report
cd this morning to have been arranged but before the
pinching time came the matter brought to con-
cluson on point of etiquette. Whether each party
will stick at 81 40 and fight, compromise on the 49th
parallel, Is yet problem.
Indications Of the rowdy disposition Of some OF our
population begin to be manifested by occasional brawls
street fight took place Sunday between two rival
want war; both for the purpose Of giving employ men
to the oelgerent propensties of some Of popua-
when brought up to the scratch and Of fulfilling our
destiny, which is to take the conceit Of John Bull
N ARE al preparing for the spring Ward election.
jority ofthe wards in the county Natvism will mako
another desperate effort in Southwark Spring Garden
and Kensington but do not believe they Will be able
to maintain their ground any but the first named dis.
trct Even there think their force will be ceptibly
diminished. However we shall see after the GOTH
In my epistle Of Monday stated that the Firemens
parade was to come off on the l7th This was mis-.
take. The parade takes place on the a7th.
The Court of Quarter Sessions resumed business to-
day II IL the most extraordinary term on recordthe
cases being 50 very few that probably all the trial. will
got through and the grand and petit jurors dscharg
Great ado is being made by the natives, about the d.
Moyamensing, which they cali partition of THEIR n-
dependent territory and they threaten dire things in
consequence thereof For my part believe the peo-
they find is, that the legislature applied the dividing
little good better than none at ALL and they thankfully
receive these small avoIs maugrc the oucry OF the
twists.
Our river Is quite OPEN and vessels begin to ap
pear in large numbers at our wharves. Where, but q
few days ago. was emptiness and the absence Of all bus
te now the scene Of great business excitement and
10 bristling with forests OF masts
The stock market continues firm and prices range
pretty much as they did Saturday Considerable spe-
culaton has taken place in Grard Bank shares from r
mors that recharter will be granted the institution
old charter remains whoe and they can 70 on with hu
siness under it. That the former state of things will
take place. no one with common sense can for moment
believe and IL the latter already existed it is strange
that II was not found out long this.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
BRoKERs BOARD, March 9-25 shares Norwich and
Worcester RR, 66l IS do boIw 68j IS do bolOds 66g
IS do solods se 70 do sol ses 50 do s6l 100 Long
Island RR 45s rs do ASH 100 do sol0ds rs Phadel
phia and Reading RR %; Cheshire RR 95 10 Western
mr. bolods s6i; 10 Eastern R l0I; - old Colony RR
l04l l5do 1915 do l044 10 Vermont Central RR o.
10 ttchburg RR ll4A % East Boston Co. 1911 100 do
| Is 5.l6; LIS do bolw 49,
SEcoSp BoARD.-25 shares Long Island RR, solod a5s
so do ash 60 Norwich and Worcester RR, 6o;; al Old
/ Colony kR, l044; Portland, Saco Portsmouth RR
os3 5N. n. Worsted Co. 80; So 900 PHILADELPHIA and
| Reading RR Bonds, 1860, bol0ds 10.
LATER FROM MEXICO We have been favored
with a letter, received in this city last night. from
which we learn that the United States brig Lawrence
arrived at Pensacola the evening Of the instant
thirteen days from Vera Cruz wth despa he's for the
4 Secretary OF State from Mr. slidcll and Commodore
Conner Up to the time Of the sailing OF the Lawrence
tabout the 10th uimo) Mr. slideli had not been re-
ceived by the authorities Of Mexico and the letter
that 1t is supposed he will return to United States
as soon he receives answers to the dispatches which