The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-09

PHILADELPHIA Run MAD WITH SpEcUIAnNG IN MARKET
seems 70 be perfect mania for building
formed and char tered by the Legislature immense In
deed the enterprises Of thus character
that they surpass calculation. The magnitude Of many
these structures s also unusual and quite throws into
the shade Of the extensive market houses of
Of h n pc
1hs movement 80 general and wide spread as is, and
carrying with it 30 large investment Of capital and
thorough revolution in our arrangements for the sale Of
ions sweeping away customs and places the growth
long series Of years. without being satisfied that the
spirit of people has been very much changed Of late
and doubt they rush with eagerness into all the move
nens Of the day. and rather run things to excess than
fever something strange in this stad and formal city and
not likely soon to be repeated Bat the market house
movement Is repetition Of it. Speculation runs to fever
heat on the subject"
BREACH or TRUST George q. Ely, q native Of New
York. arrested in Charleston, c. on the An inst,
and committed Jail for trial, under the following
charge-Ely was employ ed as clerk in store by Mr.
Boaright, in Collector district, s. c. On Monday last Ely
left without giving any notice to his employer, and mms
iately after gooo 70 tho amount OF $500 we've Missed
from the store The clerk suspected, and = "a Of
the employer followed him to Charleston and ~ hin ar.
rested, with the above result
Dr. HINES CONVICTED DIR. J. Washington Williams,
alias Dr. Hines who spent months in the louisville
wokhouse in 1855, has been convicted at Memphis Tenn,
of obtaining money under false pretences He was SEN
fenced 10 the State prison for three years.
ANOTHER BODY FOUND LAwREyCE.-The workmen
employed in clearing the ruins OF the Penberton mill,
drew OF the water from the canal Thursday, when
they found the body OF woman under large pile Of
bricks, whose name was supposed to be Mrs Mccain.
She probably carried down with the falling wall
through the ice, and drowned She leaves two or three
children.
s1RPrsc ELorExESrs THEIR RoMANcx.-Thc Balti
nero Ulirpsr lays that the code OF Maryland pro
vides-lbat any person belonging to this State shall
90 cut OF this State and there marry with any person be-
longing TO this State without license or pubcation each
Of the said parties conviction shall be ned one nun
dred dollars
LAND CONVEYED TO THE rrs.,TSTlARY s. Land,
Gays the Norfolk Day Book who mas 30 recently been con-
gan arrived at Norfolk Wednesday from Princess
Anne county in charge Of w. NJ Bonoey, Sheriff, and De
putty Sheriff Capps He was heavily rcDed when he ar
rived and locked up in the city jail until Thursday
morning when he was taken oil to Richmond, where he
goes take up his residence in the penitentsry Tor
she reccn'd by that he could stand It as well as any
body else" he also expressed his satisfaction that tae
matter settled. said that the majority OF MS
jury at frat in favor OF hanging him. fso he may
esfeem himself most fortunate in getting oil with MS me-
GREAT hail STORM SourH CARouNA--On Sunday the
lst inst hall storm, with thunder and lightning, visited
Charleston Augusta and other points in South Carons
Charleston paper says the hail OF exceed
ing large size and irregularly shaped-sone round and
tat, while Others were large and nndrica One hail
stone, probably larger than the average measured
inch and quarter engthwise "a ne in grh The
ton and fear 1t did much damage early yeget
in Rs course. Only few miles from the city, up the
plank road the ha lay two inches Deep and we learn
that vipes Of all kinds do and destroyed At
ha stones was found 10 the depth Of four ,nes
and many Of the stones were found well preserved
a late hour on Monday morning sample bucket full
them was presented at the Courier Office