The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-06
Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 4, lslS
Election Dsy--TAs Rsnii-RoIbery-T The A.rlsts r.
Our election for members Il Congress YESTERDAY,
despite all that has been sad the sbout
the energy displayed by the noble democracy and never
fauitsriDg wings, dull and spiritless affair In
deed compared with the vote the Presidential
election, there decresse Of nearly 1000 4. the
Of the city and Of 27c0 third district
alone The vote that Taylor obtsiuA would have
given Kenly (whis) the majority MoLane of about
loco; but the fact Is that neither party liked their
candidates. and this may BE- said especially Of the wing
eandidstes large proportion Of whom refused go
man named Hamilton w Coll formerly a mar.
charge Of stealing considerable quAaties II siiks snd
other goods from the store Of Mss-rs Lenus osnelI
rsrtiee, for time pest Of carrying on pieces n
goods 81 various times, whst on Q friendly Whit Be
was committed to jail for further sasuastion.
In the Baltimore market yesterday tina only s.la
heard Of vas 100 barrels Harpcrs ferry at SIS lsaI
Hoders Of Howard street were willing sell At 80 I2I
corn; saIrs OF yellow at o3 64c We hear Of aoth;ug
doing In wheat sales OF wbiskey at yesterdays oras
We note decline In hnseed oil aad report sales at ea
The oosing we're tho sa.. the s..et ao,rs
as, 30 City g. $50 Sis 10 ~. B. ana ks ssfsSs
b. end 9. Rx, 's,.i - do. Do, I'oo'i ~
BslrrSoHr October s, 1919
TIE Eieeiisn and i,s Rsiuis General .1paisv-a Nod
Fsiiotc-Stoek Sales, &c
The democracy are again triumphant In old Mary
land, although "honors easy" 20 far NJ the Con.
srettisnal delegation is concerned N The Legi.ls-
tsre remains wbg. usual bn. even there the de-
nocraey have made considerable inrcads Although
the result CT thu election looked for With so ucb
anxiety throughout the country &c tho most ina
inmate contest that has taken place In the Stat.
The falling on In the popular vote OF city as oom
pared with the Presidential vote, was inl 1000 anl
hod the why's SVEN Major Keny th- came yo.s they
gave General Ts Tor he would have besp elected BIZ IT
least 500 majority There a. also. ths -.me falling OF
In the popular vote In the counes beth siss clear
" indicating that general iukswarn 10 political
matters " prevalent aud that the days Of violent par
ty excitement are pGssng away The whigL durin,
the canpagr, did not attempt public rnAsa rnestinf
and the democrats found " oiclt work with the aid
II drums trumpstr, nfrs, aud bnnlrrs to assemble
SUFFICIENT nuubers II listen to their political sasaksr
man named Jacob ,arenn-r, vas yos,.rdsy CON
vctpd In the City court Of an assault With an at
ten pt 60 violate the person % Mrs clarke
There IL bat little change 10 the money market.
though the fhre-d eDes sPpear TO anticipate an ap-
preaching tphtness end consequently there Ia bat IL
Tie ispoition 10 operate MONEY continues 10 DO OBJ
tanned at per cent on good stock e.curtties
Stccts are quiie insniMHfe. aud ~ ANY shanxa nan
be noticed. IL lsa slight bat gradual o.clin.
The following we're the ssiss the board ysetsrdxv
SEQ Nd Sc, l0A $40 M guar. Bs ses 40 IA sefs
c., sst . sht. Bait more aud Ohio hAiiroa1, AZ.