The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14
Oar Baltimore Correspo. dense.

BALTIMORE, March 10, 1851.
The Kent CoH~ty Massacre--Another Arrest
Medical LICENSES = Reception Preparations =
Commrce-Payodi, &c.
The Kent county massacre continues to attract
great attention in This city, and the large rewards
offered for the arrest of the nurderers, keep our
pocequite vigilant. Ga Saturday night, Henry d.
Webster, a brother Of William w. Webster, who
is under arrest in Kent county for participating in
the massacre, arrived in this city his way the
Methodist Protestant Convention, of which he is
lay member. On Saturday night he stopped a, the
residence Of relative in this city, named Wood.
when the conversation naturally turned on the
massacre. In the course Of the evening, he re-
marked, that he did not think his brother Will
htm, who is under arrest, knew anything about
the murder, but he thought that his half-brother,
Henry Webster, did. TINS remark was repeated
by Mrs. Wood to the wife OF her next door neigh.
Dor; she told her husband her hush and told a
police officer, and before 10 o'clock, yesterday
morning, he was committed to jail for examlna-
ton on the charge OF being cognizant OF, or par.
ticipant IN, the massacre. He will be further ex-
amIned to-day.
The University Of Maryland will, to-day, turn
Out on the community forty-hve young students,
fully licensed to kill and cure.
The members Of the independent and Vigilant
fue Companies are preparing for the great parade,
which is to take place on the reception of the
Americas Company, OF New York, on the 30ih
inst. They have ordered complement OF the
fire hats, Of New York style. and full equipments
Of the most substantial character
The number Of vessels exclusive OF bay craft, Ia
the port Of Baltimore up to the close Of last week.
was ships, Ia barks, II brigs, and - schooners,
amounting In the az gate TO 20, OF which num-
Der there Is but one up for California.
Msdenoiselle Theresa Parodi has al last ap-
pointed Thursday evening next for her hrst concert
in this city, which will be given al the new Assem-
bly, rooms, tickets 81 80 each. The programme
for the fret concert IL quite brilliant one and she
ia In he ed "
Hauser, Signor Avgnone, and the Germanic
Musical Society. She only announces two COZ
certs, and the high character she brings with her
from Europe, Reimbursed by The musical critics
Of the north, will secure her large audiences
| perceive that she sings a bird Song thai some
what resembles that Of Jenny Lind. Ii was this
song that enabled Jenny Lind to bring fillmore
captive at her feet
The Seguin's are dang quite good business at
the Holiday street theatre, considering the fact
that we have been rather overione lately with con.
certs, operas, Nc.
BALTIMORE, March IL. 1851
The Lynehi~g Case IN Cdiifornid-Rcai Estate
Cor~p Stone, Sc
The recent murder and lynching case in Caifor-
mia, in which the name Of the young man murder
ed by the desperate who was lynched, was not
given has been received by citizens with great
regret since the receipt Of the mails, which an
nounce that the ictm Of the assassin Bowen was
Alexander Boggs, Of this city, young man uni
versally respected and esteemed. There are hun
dreds here who would have heartily Joined with
the friends Of Mr.. Bo6gs In California, in admins
terng summary justice on the assassin.
The sale of the lands OF the Baltimore Real
Estate and Manufacturing Company, located with.
in the western limits Of the city, which took place
on Monday afternoon, was largely attended. The
whole OF their ground was sold; and, divided into
building lots, brought the sum Of te2, 900. The
whole ~ this property was purchased in 1885,
besides go, 900 worth sold 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, for the sum Of SIS, 900.
Tins will give some idea Of the rate Of improve
me nj Of real estate in Baltimore
St. Aueustiae's Catholic Church of Philadelphia
have ordered OF Henry f. Berger, of this city,
magnificent organ, to cost 81 600. The committee
exsmined all the organs in New York before de-
Gliding on the builder.
The corner stone Of the Mechanics Institute
will be laid to morrow; and the foundation is all
completed, the work will now progress with great
rspidty. IL Jenny Lind will postpone her visit to
Baltimore until next fall, we W III be able to fur
pish her hall that will seat Eve thousand persons