The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27

BALTIMORE, Jan. Goth, 1896
Return Of YARN WeathoReeeipt Of the Foreign Ne,rs-
Stock Boord-F2oy Markets, &c.
Our cold snap of short duration and has been
followed by thaw all nature seemed to be
in a melting mood yesterday. During the day. nearly
every vestige OF the ice and Of last week Aoated
of, and Joined the mighty flood its way to Chesapeake
Bay.
The by the steamer has arrived at last and has
excited considerable surprise here by its pacific charac
ter wsssbrought TO this city by express the Bal
more SUM- and Immediately forwarded TO Washington NV
magnetic telegraph Our whole city was in an uproar
for eyersl hours, until the extras were issued.
The dealers in stocks were overwhelmed with 10y,
and Maryland securities worth six dollars more
per share, in the evening, than they at the
Stock Board in the morning At least holders estimated
them at that rate though no sales were made AT the
morning Board, before the received, Mary
land IS closed at "a asked III bid; Baltimore 6 e3E
THK M.Rxsrs-on Saturday there was no change in
the markets. Nothing doing in -four of any kind Both
City Mills and Howard street nominal at SIS bbl
worth 100 cents per bashel No sales Of Maryland
corn sale OF 400 bushels Pennsy LAMA yellow this
morning at o. cents per bushel Oats 20 a ~ cents
Whskey continues TO sell at % in bbls, and -
Destructive FIRE IN BALTIMORE "A fire broke
Out about na! past Two o'clock, on the morning of
the 9th inst IN the three story brick building 2I6 Bal
umore 81, baumore occupied on the first Aosr by Mr.
1eioarn as book and stationery store. by Mr. Geo
Webb as aJewelry establishment the upper stories
by Mr.. Joseph Neal as book bindery law ibrarv Sc
The entire building consumed with nearly all tha
stock Of Mr. Celburn and Mr.. Neal House insur.a IN
the Equitable Society for $1,000 which will DO an sn
loss Mr.. Colburn had an insurance of $4,000 on his
stock and Mr.. Neal p ,cy Of $500 on his, in the
Franklin Office OF Philadelphia What their actual loss
will DO Is difficult to tell Mr. Webbs stock of goods
principally gotten out, and removed He is also in
sured in the Franklin Office for $1,000, which will cover
his loss The adjoining house the west was slightly
damaged by the roof being partially burnt of Building
insured in the Equitable for $1,000 Loss very trfingS
altogether probably not than $1,000 In same
building Ne al, book and periodical kept
by Mr. John Bond Co. Tho stock here also insu-
red in the Firemens for damage s30o In this
concern was that and valuable work the Roman
Missile IN volumes, valued at $1,000 We glad to
state soweyer that this extraordinary relic rescued
from obstruction. The entire loss by this hre will
amount 70 ABOUT The presumption that was
accidental The cold was intense and the hose after
being stretched along the pave ents became complete
Iy siinened with ice, and unweldy.
FROM THE SANDWICH lsLANps-Bv wav of usx;co
advices from Honolulu TO the 18Th October have
been received Commodore sloat command,a. ~
United States squadron, was there sustainins Mr.
Brown, the United States Commissioner in bs dsrrs.
with the Government. Some difficulty had occnrrsJ
between the 6overnment and the British residents and
Ndmral seymour was demonstrating against the courss
ursusd by the former-Naf Tat, Jan 20