The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14


Equinoefial Storm-.a Bark for Nsv York De Meyers
Last Meaodist Conference" War IneritG5le'
-Madame MaeGie-New Mail .arrang ement- Markets
Shock Board, &c.
We had most dsagreeable weather yesterday through
out the day. aad at about o'clock this morning We
were visited by old fashioned equinoctisl gale The
rain down the flood gates above had been let
loose, accompanied by several tremendous claps Of
thunder, and some very sharp lightning Our streets
this morning clean as If they had undergone a
scrubbing process through the night and the water is
rushing down Jones Falls ct the rate Of twenty knots
hour At the time of writing the sun is just peepng
through the clouds, and in the Of hour will
have genuine spring morning, such has not been
experienced since last May.
The Herald brought us another foreign arrival last
night in advance Of all contemporaries But this look
ed upon matter of course.
beautiful bark is to be launched this morning, from
the yard of Messrs L. Skinner Son. Of about $50
burthen. She has been built for Messrs. McCready
Co., Of New York, and to be called the Urania. She
ha: been constructed after the most approved models
The Methodist Conference Is still in secret session,
and it is now said that the storm concerning the division
Of the Church is commencing to rage in spirit that
bodies nothing Of an amicable character.
The impression begins to gain ground in this city that
war Is inevitable" as nearly all of the officers Of the
various volunteer companies have thrown up their
MISSIONS and about two-thrds OF the companies will be
Immediately disbsnded The reason they give for this
pass militia bill at the session just closed. Thus,
whilst in New York and other Cites the people are
struggling for the repeal of these odous and
laws, our gentlemen militia endeavoring to force
one equally as odious on this community.
hDeMeyers Concert last night at Calvert Hall was
OF the greatest given in this city The Hall will
comfortably seat twelve hundred persons and il
crowded to owe rfow in every part There could not
have been esss than fifteen hundred persons present.
which, with tickets at 81 EACH is should think rather
profitable The clapping and applause
Madame Macartc had quite slim house last night the
weather, however, was bad which may have accounted
for 1t.
The mail arrangement, which goes into effect on
Monday requiers the Eastern depart from this
city at o'clock in the morning. instead Of nine that
] presume it will roach New York from ono to two
hours earlier at night than il does at present.
THE MARxrrs-I have no transactions note in City
last week at 81 US TO 81 si} some holders however,
then affected to be arm at s.. There have been
considerable parcels Of Howard street sold for export in
the early part Of the week, at 81 6S& but toward the
close at 81 rs, and very hrm-indeed, II diicut
purchase TO extent many holders demanding - ST.
price has gone upto 81 6lt per obi The inspections Of
hour for the week comprise IL 55 barrels and l73 half
barrels There also inspected les barrels Rye -four
and IS hhds and II bbls. Corn meal.
There 10 very little wheat arriving, and the few par
cells that are readily md buyers at 81 for best reds
milling
whiskey continues Arm at IS cents for hhds and "a
Tor bbls.
Sales OF stocks at Baltimore.
MARcH ls-There was quite Juror" at the Stock
Board yesterday In City six per cents Of $780, and Bat
more and Ohio Railway stock and large sales had for
cash and time. CITY skies opened at asi, sales; at
the close % bid sellers at 9st with downward
Fivss. 80 offered.
Iquo,e State skies at 76I few buyers sellers AZ M
nothing doing. nves, 6ot est.