New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31
The Ghost OF yender-The Case Of Davis
The Aims Ou-e Children-NOminating
Conventions. &c.

L0IrrsLuuIrLnr
BALTIMORE, July .. lsia.
Last evening visited the jail. in order to gather
the particulars relative u the rcmor which had
been circulated through the rity during the after
noon that the shos, Of Conrad Vender, who vas
hang about week since f1r the murder OF Mrs
Elizabeth Cooper, hal night after night made 20
appearance in the cells and that the rafting Of
chains and deep meanings had been distinctly
heard By some Of the Ulcers and prisoners In 4
conversation with Mr.. Kielhotz one n the Depu.
:, Wardeus. / informed that several nights
during the past week. he heard. while going his
rounds, unesrthly sounds Proceeding from the cell
stely occupied by the murderer. John Price
Sho occupies the All ming cell on the north SIDE.
positively declares IN az be beard the grosns and.
also heard Nenier PRAYING AZ his window on an
other night. Mr.. Scrl-y, one OF the guards also
says that he heard strange noises tao or three
lights. and going % the cell Of Price. found him
very much alarmed aud terrified. The WARDEN,
Mr.. sellers. believed y all hgmbng. that these
spectral visions are but the creations OF excited
mscinatious, snd the noises bat the tricks, per-
chance, OF some 81 tue priso ners IN the lower
cells, y DO are aDxi0us - get more desirable quar-
trrs Up stairs Whatever be the cause, this goost
story hiss Fl ed the minds ~ many Of the inmates
OF the jail with terror and has bad the effect OF
producing an unusual degree OF quiet and order
among them after nIgnt'aN. The jail - At present
quite dens-ly populated
Another unsuccessful eillr wa made by COun-
SCI on Saturday, TO procure the discharge or ad-
mission 10 bail Of John Davis charged with the
murder OF John d Buck.
The Board OF Trustees of Christ Church Asy um
some days ago gener, usy rendered the use OF that
building TO the children at the Aims use during
the prevalence of the Cholera At that Institution.
rhe offer wss accepted by the Directors Of the
Aims H use, and the children were removed on
FRIDAY but several citizens, residing IN the
vicinity OF the Asy um, demonstrated against their
admission into that establishment, and they were
compelled again 20 remove. The Attending Ply
siciaus at the Aims House had prom unced the
chi ldren healthy. and there was no reason tor an
iicipaung any Injurious effect from their presence
even among the refined arstocrscy OF Gsrdenst
Their conduct. there fore, was wholly inexcussble
T so OF the Directors Messrs. NANsASr aud GRAF
roSl took the poor h.te children fifteen Ia num-
Der IN their own homes rather than send them
back TO the AIMS House, where they would be ex
posed to the frshtiul epidemic. Such conduct IL
worthy Of all CONNIE ndatiOn and the course Of the
"rernOn strants deserving Of the deepest ceusure.
The Democratic Convention, 20 nominate i've
candidates for the Legislature. will meet to-mor-
row light. There are upward Of forty applicants
Tor the honor of a seat. The Wings have rot yet
decided upon the time ~ holding their Convention.
Both parties will PIT forth strong tickets
The Cholera is sbatiug At the Aims House.-
There were no cases to-day TIE weather Is de-
lisbtful. STELLA.