The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

Our baltimore correspondence.

Our Baltimore Correspondence
BALTIMORE, June Is, 1919.
DsGfhs from the Heat Tribute Of Respect -Choeya
R~mws- Typhoid Fepsr-Case Of REQ. Mr.. Bw-
ys~ghs- The Last HumbHg-Markxts, &c.
Cur morning papers, to-day, TEEN with notices Of
death frem drinking cold water, some seven or
eight cases OF this kind having occurred since Sa-
ssrday. The victims are all irish emigrants, who
have rot been long in this country.
The public Offices Of the city are all closed to-
day, and the flags flying at halfmast, in accordance
with the resolutions passed at the town meeting on
Tsesdsy last, in respect to the memory of ex-
President Polk.
There has been one case of cholera in Baltimore,
being that of man who left New York with the
symptoms on him, and two three other cases.
tAa, strongly resemble 1t. The doctors, however,
declare that there has not yet been genuine case
IN the city, and they probably correct.
The typhoid fever continues to rage to an alarm
ing extent among the free blacks in this city,
whilst not single case has occurred among the
whites. The aims house has been filled up with
PATIENTS, and temporary hospital has been opened
No the eastern suburbs of the city. The symptoms
Of the disease, and its results, with the exception
of the black vOmit, are exactly the same.
The Rev. Mr. Burroughs, recently tried and &C.
Suited of the murder of James B. Bishop, at Snow
Ail, If now in this city, and is apparently one Of
She MOST harmless and inofienslve men have ever
eesh. learn that since his acqut,a, the relatives
Of his wife have renewed their persecution Of him
with greater ngOr Than ever, and that he Is here
raiheT to escape from them than otherwise. The
yencon,re with Bishop had it's origin in the fac
that he, journeyman shoemaker and itlnerant
preacher had dared to aspire 10 the hand of lady
of one of the first families of Maryland, which
said families TO he found in such abundance on
the eastern shore. They have now recommended
their efforts TO prevail on Mrs. Burroughs to de-
SORT him 4: and had SO agltaied her mind, that he
had found il necessary to place her at the Mount
Hspe Institution, as a temporary asylum from he
persecutOTs.
Oar theatres are all closed, except the Museum.
which Is ALEC winding up with a series of benefits.
The Holiday street Theatre, however, is occupied
BY Mr.. Fnke, with Hit lectures and experiments on
ply choloey, or rather bumbugology He IS, GER
tainly, the most successful of all the expermenters
ON the crrdulity Of the human family have yet
that nobody knows, and are always chaps that look
~ il they had the least quantity OF brains imagna-
BE in their cIaDlums. he goes through the num-
merry Of having large number to examine and
select from, but always selects the old subjects.
The whole theory is contrary to the commonest
principles OF common sense, and unless ne can
operate on some well known and respectable clti-
xen, apprehend that one with common sense
will place any reliance on his science.
The Baltimore -four market quiet; sales OF 200 bills
1sesh ground Howard street At 81 SO and 900 City Mills
at 81 62h Corn meal and rye -four unchanged The
sspply Of grim Ia small saes Of prime red wheat at
S6 cents 81. Nothing doing in white Corn is steady;
sal~s Of white at 81 62c and yellow at 65 Soc Oats
- fs, and duh. Provisions and groceries quiet
whiskey Ia DULL aales in bbls. at 2OL 2lc hhds. mo-
Hinal 1T zoe per gallon.
The only sale at the stock board on Saturday was
81 - City ts lat Pisssurel 100.