The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

Mormondom, had in box which was entrusted to
the care Of the express company, ninety-seyen
thousand dollars in gold coin.
Mary yickers, Emeline vickers, Rose vickers
and Kate vickers were arrested in Baltimore on
the 18th inst. for "plying their vocation" Of
waving secession aags. These girls threw vitriol
on the officers who arrested them
The Plugs of Baltimore are getting more bold
and desperate than the Thugs OF New Orleans.
Gen. Wool will have to take lesson from Gen.
Butler.
The Rev. Alexander II. vinton, D. D., preached
the annual sermon before the Church Missionary
Union Of the General Theological Seminary last
evening, in st. Peters church, corner OF Twen-
tieth street and Ninth avenue, fashionable
audience being present on the occasion. He took
his text from the second chapter and eighteenth
verse Of the prophet Isaiah-"The idols ye shall
utterly abolish" The preacher built up q
very interesting theological discourse on this
text, and argued that dolatry was one of the
greatest crimes, and could beget no true sense
of religion. There were nine hundred mil
lions Of idolators on the earth, living and
dying in that wretched state. Was there no balm
in Gilead for this! Civilization, national reform,
philosophy or science could not reach idolatry.
1t was the Gospel that could accomplish the work.
In concluding his discourse the reverend gentle.
man addressed few words of advice to the young
men composing the association, reminding them of
the responsibilities which rested them in being
candidates for the ministry After the discourse
collection was taken up to enable the association
to carry out its objects.
A Norwegian vessel has arrived at quarantine,
Quebec, with the ship fever among its emigrant
passengers Forty-fye had died on the passage
and thirty were sent to the hospital
There has been considerable falling of in the
exports of breadstuffs from this port to Europe
during the past week, only 69s,l79 bushels of
grain and 81 1893 barrels of -four having been
shipped during that period.
The stock market dull and inactive on Saturday,
without change in prices Tho street full all day Of
exciting rumors none or which proved true. Exchange
closed at l17 49, gold sold At 1861 in the morning;
ater In tho day transactions Effected At 1864 The
supply OF gold from the public continues large and win
probably increase. The export OF tho day
s2,346, 0e0
The cotton market 6rmsr Saturday, and closed
with tendency to higher prices. The sales embraced
about $500 bales part speculation, the basis OF
32c for middng uplands. The medium and low grades
Of state ind Western brands OF -four exhibited more
activity and rather more stiffness in prices. The
higher grades also in fair request, and prices
sustained Wheat castor and less active, move
msnts being somewhat checked by the hrr,nsss In
frsishts. The demand was chiefly for export. Corn
lower by 1c Ike per busael, with fair activity
at the concession. New Western mixed sold at 50c.,
and old do at sic. &c. In store and delivered. Pork
easier, while the market was tolsrably active,
closing at $40 SO $40 SIX for mess and At 50 e21s
50 rs for prime Iardswas active and prices steady.
Sugars firm, and holders withdrew from the
market, while tho sales embraced about 900 hhds Re-
fined sugars were unsettled; most OF the renncrs
selling at prices 10 be fixed. Coffee steady and
quiet Freights frner. Flour TO Liverpool was taken
At 3s., and wheat at 1od lid, the latter figure in
ships bags. Afterwards l0;<d. bulk was refused,
and lid. demanded. To London wheat was engaged at
1o&d. in bulk and ships bags, aud 10 Glasgow -four
was taken At 81. Cd.