The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01
TWO CENTS.



BALTIMORE, September 70 1870
1'tGt Of Price Chang Of Yen~--Raiirosi Co..ennss-
Potee. The Mail Robber- Markets &c
The trial OF John Price for the murder Of George W.
Campbell was yesterday after three days spent Oh
tanning ten Jurors one Of the neighborios
counties According to the decis,sn Of the Court NO
who had read the accounts of the murder A ,~A
sbed in the newspapers, could be- 70 SIC a.
juror by doing i'm preston he guilt Of the
prisoner must have entered his mind Upssrds Of 700
tslesmen bad be On called and rejected asd but ten
jurors obtained The pr-su ption therefore wAs that
some, II not all Of those sworn, had motive soas
kine to be on the jury else very ignorant
ignorant TO read the newspapers
meeting Of our citizens was held yesterday, 10 ap-
point delegates to Represent the city In the
10 meet ut St Lsuis the 18TH Of October for the
purpose OF aiding the project of railroad
nom the valley Of the Mississippi to the Paciio
Inc Governor yesterday pardoned Abraham Pesoo
and Sbiier, two old oouvicts from the psn sntsry
iotee IL Will he generally remembered oonviotsl
about 20 years ago tor robbng the United States mail
with Porter near Philadelphia and turned States svi
denee thus making his escape. lie however retur led
IN few weeks to Baltimore TO have revenge on the
warden. Mr. Owens, because he had punishsd him
whilst confined there for previous offence he
watched at night for him, In the vicinity the psn
Tertiary and put pistol ball through the of Mr.
Dtpey, whom he mstook for him. He was again ar
rested and back for 20 years all but y.ass Of
which he had served out Ne Is now psrdou~d on the
of the trustees for good conduct aud
for having given information OF general
that was TO take place year since. by which IL
prevented His companion In the mail robbery Porter
was hung at Bush Hin, near Philadelphia
at the Museum
In the Baltimore market Howard street -four oonu-
Dues firm, with sales, NJ So 12h
Wheat has experienced no material change, and the
ruling rates Of ssles been from to 81 for
to good red; good to prime red 93 81
0s and strictly prime 81 o. white 81 05 a. and
family flour 81 l2a 81 IA Corn has continued steady
in price Sales yesterday Of white at 81 6s cent? aud
yellow 60 61 cents which have been the ruling prices
Of the week. Ryo-Saes Of penpsylvanis at Us cents
per bushel Oats 80 81 cents, as to quality.
Naval Intelligence.
The u 8 coast survey steamer Jefferson 1t. Cong
virginia and Delaware arrived here ysstsrday mor"i.s
and anchored of the Naval Hospital The follow
.s,s. s OF ssu A.
ThomasG Corbin; Passed Mid hipmen Reginald Fair
fax, Paul shirley G. w srosdh.sd Asst Surgeon
Engineer g. @ Penney. Daniel r Masse; CAPITA
Clerk G. McCopkls Pilot-C G. Freeman
The u s. brig Washington Lieut. Csm'g waiu-
wright from cruise arrived here yesterday mornios
and proceeded up to the Navy Ysrd-Ne.JoIk Beacon
September IS,
Commander Samuel Barron has orders to take oou-
DaDd Of the U ship Peunsylvsnia the Attn Of Oss
tober in place Of Commander Hugh N. Page, who hs-
completed the usual term OF service
The u. 8. store ship Relief. Lieut. Cong Totten.
arrived here yesterday from Hampton Roads The fol-
lowing is list OF her officers Lieut. Csm'g J.
Totten; Master, Crosby; Purser, VIM Christian;
johnson. w. Van Zandt w Van wyok; Csptains
Clerk r. 8. BsrbaIin; Purssrs Steward John tiordon
Surgeons Steward Stone. The II will sail for the
of Africa in few days Any letter. sent to the
Naval Lyceum at the Navy Yard Brooklyn post paid,
will be duly forwarded Mr VIM Il. norss, Naval
Storekeeper at Porto raya goes out In her psssn
ger
The following Is . list Of the officers Of the g.
steamer Vixen which sailed from Norfolk the 2oeh
met, for Pensacola Lieut. Cong. James Ward;
Master exoffcer Jos Day; Passed Midshipmsn Earl,
Engish. +. X. lie Wis, Marsh; Engineer, James Ar
chipsld; 1st Assistant Jackson
The tenn ct service OF aptain q MoCsuley, -
commapdant of the navy yard at Washington. will
pirr the lst OF October surfing tbs period ~ his
command ne has m.rted the highest tributes OF
spsct in his personal aud professional capaetty sue
will carry with HIM the cordial c.te-m Of thoss of every
grade Who served under hin In that department No
doubt his commanding abilities will spsediiy be-
waro-d by more active but not less honorable, sp-
poiptmsDt.
u. s. frigate st Lawrence, (44) from the Baltic
rived at Bremen 9th mat.
Commodore Isaac McKeever, now in command Of the
Navy ard at Brooklyn whose term expires the lat
proKimo, will be superseded by ,omnodors w D.
Saiter. Com McKeever leaves behind him many
friends whom he has attached to him by his uuifprtn
kndusss and urbahity Of since he has been
command Of this yard