The republic., 1852-01-05
Baltimore Correspondence.
Pardon Of the Cuban P,isonsTs- Departure Of The
Liberia Packet-S,nguiar Case Of Suicids-Sus-
pensio" IF I'acel 10 Phiiadeiphia-Ih Markets,

Pardon Of the Cuban P,isontTs-D Departure of III.
Liberia Packst-S,ngulav Case Of Suicids -Sus
pensio" If Traced 10 Phiiadeiphia-1 The Markets
&c.
BALTImoRE, January 8 p. IN.
The news from Spain of the pardon and prospec-
tive release and return to their families Of all the
Americans engaged in the Cuban invasion. through
| the exertions Of the President and Mr.. Webster
has been received with qualification by our citi
zens. and is another evidence Of the wisdom Of ths
| course pursued by the Government in relation tc
this matter.
The barque Liberia Packet cleared this morning
for the American colony the coast of Africa She
takes out one hundred and eighty emigrants, prin.
ciPaly manumitted slaves, forty of whom are from
| Maryland, ten from North Carolina, thirty from
| Virginia, and one hundred from Georgia, who will
be taken on board at Savannah. They are supplied
| by those who manumitted them with every thine
necessary to make them comfortable in their ne y
! homes. The Packet on her next voyage will take
| out large number of free colored persons from
| this city and State, who will make most usefu
| citzens of the new republic.
A most singular case of suicide, in connexior
with an alleged kidnapping case. has just taken
| place, which excites considerable attention. In
| the early part OF the week man named Thomas
McCreary brought from Nottingham, Chester
county, Pa, a colored woman named Rachel Par.
ker, alleged to be fugitive slave from this city
belonging to Mr. Schoofeld, of North Calvert
street. who ran of about four years since Mr.
Schoolfeld recognised her his property. and she
was deposited for saic keeping at O'Donovan'.
depot
On Thursday last Mr.. Joseph C.. Miller, with
whom she had been living in Chester county, ar.
rived in this city, and brought charge against
Ncf ,f hu,,
oath that she is froc woman, that che had lived
with him for six years. McCrcary was according
ly arrested and held to bail on the charge of kid
mapping. On Mr.. Schoofeld proving the identity
Of the girl, Miller charged with perjury, and
it is said evinced great trepidation, and started in
| the cars for Philadelphia Thursday evening
On reaching Stemmers Run he left the cars, and
| nothing further heard Of him until Friday
when he was found suspended to the limb Of a tree
in tho woods by his handkerchief. He was said tc
be most respectable man, and his friends seem to
think that he has been foully dealt with.
The train of cars due from Philadelphia this even
ing has not arrived, and probably will not reach
here for some days There was also no train
started for Philadelphia to night, in consequence
of the breaking up of the ice in the Susquehanna
rendering it impossible.
In the Baltimore market to day there were sales
Of 100 barrels Howard street flour at S4 There
were also sales of 500 bushels red wheat at 80
cents, and of good TO prime at IS a 80 cents.
Sales at the Baltimore Stock Board, Janumy3
looO bnitiInore o's, 1871 .l03l
rs shares Bait. and Ohio Railroad .......... 81
40 Shares 20. 90. uo. ........... e2s
Thers has been no change in the money market
since our last weeks report. We quote the best
endorsed paper at 10 IL per cent. First class
single names IL a Is per cent.