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


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dent-7hs Murder Of Meredith and ne csuss-zAs No
mia among the Censrais-Aarkets, Stock Boards <cs
We have had one continuous rain for the last thirty
hours, which bids fair to continue for time to come
yet
A jury selected yesterday in the case Of William
Stirling one Of the ve youths who brutally violated
young German girl nearly year since, having seized
her she passed along the street. and forced her into
board-yard. She is still in jail Witness not having
been able to obtain security for her appearance she hay
Ing been but two weeks in the country.
The jury in the case Of the boy Hull charged with
manslaughter. still locked up in their room be;po
unable to agree On Wednesday mig one of the Jurors
called from the courthouse window 10 a watchman
named Felix Hughes who was passing and requested
him to deliver note which be dropped to his family
The 10 fell inside Of the railing and the watchman
got over but In climbing back again his foot caught on
the top Of the railing aud he fell backward striking his
head against the stone basement the ALL from the ef
iecss Of which he was last night supposed to be ing
The murder Of VIM. NJ Meredith, at lndepe,Iden nee
BY Although he had been n Sn, Os few
days ut the place. thar he had contIved to get
into difficulty on this favorite theme for womsn was
the only suhsct that occupied his attention for
jealous Of him and killed him, on the Suspicion.
whether wellioundsd not is not known that an unaw
full intimacy existed between his vile and deceased
Harper has however, been committed for trial on the
charge of murder in the FIRST degree.
There to he quite mania that has taken posses
our Major General Stewart, who has written himself
down an in his difficulty with ooneI Hughes
There General Worth who male an ass of himself bv
resgninx within sight Of the brstng cannon Of The en-.
my-whist General Scott has also ass of hmse
BY tiihing with his good destiny. General Gaines has
likewise shown himself TO be periodically NAL; and
Gsnsia Cass has put his foot politically into q man.trap
BY talking too much in the Senate General Ia, r and
ssqueniy only American Generals that are now
in the line OF succession for the Pres ency and there
can DO no doubt but that they will be the candidates of
The SiAnKETs.-Ths -four market is not only down. but
% o%ad I mixed ass e E S S
T. believe lower point than flour has reached Tor
Sales or Stocks Mt Baltimore.
JrrE II $500 City s 1870 %; 600 do 1890 sz State
is9c closed asked Did B.t%ors aud Ohio Railway
shares LEFT Of at aa1s Tor sale. AK bid
PHiLADELrnIA, June u, ls4o.
II Is rumored that John K Kane, ESQ., the present at
torncy general Of Commonw calth has been nomna
ted ad confirmed by the President to fiji the yecancy on
the berch of the United States Courts occasoned by the
demise Of the late Judge Randall Another rumor is
that Henry Horn has been again rejected
Two dwelling houses in Southwark were injured by
fire this afternoon and slight disturbances occur.
rcd among the fremen, is usual on such occasions
Two or three men severely beaten and three ar.
rests made. 0s
The General Convention of the New Jerusalem
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city. The Rev Thomas Worcester of Boston, presides
Ny 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 Bris.
tol Under the following circumstances He was hand
bourd the canal schooner Stephen Flanagan and was
engaged in hauling the main sheet aft when the rope
gave way and they both fell backward overheard The
captain was able to climb the side of the vessel but
Buck remained struggling in the water unable reach
the vessel Seeing this lad OF fourteen eaped into the
water and sustained Buck until the captain lowered tho
small boat to rescue them just reached the
spot the boy exclaimed that Buck had 60 and on get
ting in no found that the drown had caught hold
Of his boot and pulling it OF had gone to the bottom
Tho 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 dragged him
TO the hawsehoe. Strange to relate, when exricated
his leg was unnJurcd and he able walk about as
usual
Professor Morse has just arrived in town from Wash.
ington.
The telegraph has again connected with Washington
Sales Of Stocks az Philadelphia.
FIRST boARD-z75 shs 0ard Bank, TO- 100 United States
Bank ri 10 do AZ; 81 d, M $4,000 Re ding Railroad bonds
u 23U do 6 IS; $500 Stae G. TO- 1870 Reading Railroad
ia; 2oU do 3s; $50 OirAd Blk 6 100 do l0x: Al Ph,ia.
ephia Bank 1867 500 vlckbug bank, 6A 5000 Reading
HAiosd bonds Is b. IN; $40 do Is a, 81; 2U Vcksburg
AFTER s.LEs $4,000 State S. es 100 Reading Railroad
aEt 80 do 3ia; 80 Gard Bank, i0 81 United States
SECOND BoARp-ooo State IS s7,. eooo do ss "a; 300
Reading Railroad BIS ss 1900 Leh,vG a 500 do N loan
3s6x.
ArfER sALss-273 Reading Railroad SAL 1000 Lehigh