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

BALrrMonE. April II, 1916.
The Weother-Dabney S. Carr Shpmsrts Of Flour from
Foreign Ports-.arrest Of "Bu6aio Bill"-.9msyiean
Nuilyteafion- Rssness OF Bohh~ore-Heclth of the
City-Msrksts, &c.
The weather continues cool but clear In this section
Of the country occasional shower scarcely weting
the EARTH and vegetation crying out for more
The Mon Dabnsy Carr, our minister to Constantine
pie, sailed yesterday in the ship Cincinnati nom this
port, for his Destination, via Liverpool.
The ship Cincinnati, Capt Coleman which salad rom
this port yesterday for Liverpool carried out os2 bar
res -four; 23o barrels taow ~ barrels coverseed
barrels bread key Of rice 2a6 locust trenails: and
eo S nis oak barrel slaves The Quantity Of onr
this port during the past year, has been large not less
than 600 Daring the quarter ending on The sls Of
was 49, 100 barrels West indies 81 900 barrels Eng
land 81, i6l Montevido, 7Il0; Bremen, LII Gorai
sos barrels Of -four shipped from baltimore 10 forsirn
ports during three calendar months The ouontitv NJ
wheat and corn exported during the same PERIOD was
A man, calling himself William Duvall was srrestad
in this city, few days since aud committed to prison.
on the charge OF stealing about $780, room In the
Globe Inn, by the use Of the nppers He made quite
dashing appearance and presented all the exterior quail
il has been ascertaned that he is ooher than the we'll
known New York burglar, Buffalo Billo visiting Bal.
timors doubtless on trip combining interest and plea
sure There see ms to DO probability that he will set.
tie IN these parts for year or 50 to como.
On Sunday night the wife Of Mr.. John Herald, in the
lower part OF the city gave birth three fne Children
two boys and girl at the last accounts all parties
were doing we'll and seemed to have the prospect Of
The amount Of wholesale businsss doing in this citv
continues to be immense and unprecedented. As an
indication Of its ex,ent will merely mention that,
during four days OF last week, dry good establish
mont sold nearly $4,000 worth, ali for the Wet.
The number OF deaths in this city during the past
ric. Cd Is, and small pox2 2.
tbs MAsxrrs-Few transactions have been made in
Howard street aour since Friday Sales Of small
but . Ssss'ss , but holder: were arm
Of City ss -four would sell at IS, but there is no
inquiry The receipts Of wheat very small Limited
nour white wheat las $50 cents Sales Of corn
at 81 o. cents Tor white, and 90 "a ents for yellow
v1.y small o 81 hSSs : :aHu ar S,,. .
~ cents. e'' -
sales OF stocks at Baltimore.
ASnn - - shaies susquehsnna Cans ~ MARYLAND A..
81 Baltimore * Ohio s R.s.s
sales OF Stocks as Phiiadslphls.
Az ,:1 So.so; APRIL h-ieo sh.r.s Girrd Bank days.
= 8: CIV 80 81 a;s ss,: :' s.: 1;
M Sr1,s hs.,.h LS. :s.T.,
share: G.si s:si s 81. s'::' STATE STAT:
ss;Sso Pc .S.;,: share: Bank s' %
Mk0GVI0nDs
NEW JERsry-At the Charter Election In Newark
yesterday the Wing ticket for May or and other rene.
raj ocers was elected, without any Organized oppo.
sition. There was much division, however though NOT
great deal Of excitement in the election for Aderm
In the several wards rising out Of the license question
and personal and local fesIngs The general result is
We understand that union or opposition tickets these
wards elected.
In Elzabsthtown, the election for Township and Cor.
poraton oce yesterday, Terminated In the OF
the entire Whis uake - We learn BY the esss this
morning. sstf d. II ssl sse~ sat.l - ,..l =
We hear that the whole Wing ticket in woodbridge,
Middlesex county. was elected yesterday atsr warm
contest-ths hrst time the Wings have prevailed in Ave
years.
In Railway, the regular whig ticket was elected BY
ABOUT 20 msjorty .-Nsvsrk .adpsyiissr .dpriill
Civc'rrArr ELHcrror- The election for city oicers
On Monusy passed on very quietly, with fair day, and
eIy hoie party excitement City Council stand, poll
.'oal.y ~ wings TO IL Democrats On the Tempsrancs
qus'on, me Council about equally divided-Cfne
=, APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRgsrDRNr-Archer G.
20 pc receiver OF public moneys for the dis
ssolect 70 sale at Spring 6eld in the State
OF hunois IRON and after the l4ih of Nav Ial6 vh.n
his present commission will expire An3rew r r.sscs
TO DO receiver Of public money! for the disrics az
subject to sale at Natcoitochcs in the state oS :
ra, in the place Of John Tucker, rssirned J.m.s
Tate, OF Mississippi, to be consul at Busnos Avrss
The Delaware Division Of The Psnnsylyap,a canal.
was opened on Tuesday. '-'