The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-22
BALTIMORE, July 81, l647

BALTIMORE, July II, ls47
More Pleasant Weather-7he baltimore Battalion
Return of the San Pedro Expedition = Commencement
Of ST. Mary's CoHsge-Ptnnsyivania repudiated by
the ,chole South--Ine Markets, &c.
heavy storm of wind and rain last evening has cool
ed the atmosphere and settled the dust in the streets
which rendered the heat almost ntolerable The Their
momeer yesterday ranged between 80 and 95 degrees
-Four companies of the Baltimore battalion, under
command of Major Kenly, will sail Thursday for the
seat of Major Kenly commander of one of the
companies of the first battalion just returned from Mex
ico may therefore be considered experienced
officer.
The John Cecil, Capt Bnney. has arrived here from
her expedition to the Spanish MAN, in search of the
treasure sunk with the Spanish frgate San Pedro
fifty years since. She has recovered $4,000 in silver
and iron work attached to the vessel This
fourth trip of this diving bell expedition, in all of
which about $50 600 have been recovered The amount
supposed to be in the wreck is s5o00000O.
The annual commencement of St. Mary's College took
The degree Of A. NJ conferred Gilbert Fetter-
BeT nard Read, Francis Waters, Robert sutton and
Robert WILSON, Of Baltimore Joseph f. Coad and Oden
Bowie, of Maryland Adam Petit, of Louisiana, and G.
Frederick Maddox, of st. Mary's county Md After
the graduation address Of great merit delivered
of the college by Joseph r. Chandler, Esq, Of Phila
delphia. His subject the :" Ideal" which
eoquently and ably handled
IL is a settled point that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is to find its terminus at Wheeling, and that
all connection directly or indirectly with Pttsburg.
Pennsy to be Stunned Even the friends
the Pttsburg connection have recently cooled of in
the advocacy of their fsvorite and sit quietly
and calmly under the of things This change
feeling and purpose had its origin in the dis
riot ut Carlisle Pennsylvania in attempting by
violence and bloodshed to arrest from the custody Of
their masters three slaves The attempt to
force this law Of Pennsylvania, and the new law
itself has debarred all connection of Pennsylvania with
this great Maryland work. Under this law, II the
passed through Pennsylvania only own CT
tzen but the whole South would be deprived Of its
would have been greatly affected from this cause there
cannot be the slightest doubt Indeed, great Is the
will be summed in future by Southern dealers Of all
kinds they will make sacrifices II necessary, rather
than assist in enriching State that has declared its
and carried them Into effect by the murder Of
TnE MAaHnT..-Th. Transaction. q Howard stree, flour
The market very much aa.sttIea The demand seSsy
% 800 s ss c s s 81
making BY the day load $ but ior larger qu,nes
s. 50. Il yhch 1000 bb. e be delivered week and
The .socf very light Nothing doing IN eoa al,
held y, barrel Th.Is h'ys g" ss .o%s
;sas and 81 q g 70, wh 1b sale Of Seo bushels
dull AID may BE- quoted d. nOm1sy a. 70 esn fST whit.
a asay ia D - per gallon cents "hkey
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore
~ 20 $50 600 CO., TGressuy Notes q os
s71S cy s Tatsa states o. 1857 a Closed as'S 10
cy q .i1 1884,
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, ls47.
The remains Of Capt. Jacob w Zabriske late of the
first Illinois regiment who fell at the battle of Buena
Vista, were this morning conveyed to the New York
boat escorted by detachments from four companies
our volunteers under the command Of Capt. Peter
Fritz The smaness Of the escort be attributed
to the short notice given Of the fact nothing having
been known of it until late last night. The body ar
rived here from Pittsburgh Monday evening, in