BALTIMORE, Aug. l, ls45.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. l, ls46
n Judicial Outrage-Jusce Winking at Crims-Sinsular


Death-Business Prospects, &C.


The examination which mentioned as about to take
place before the city court of the five young
cused of committing the outrageous rape the person
Of Margaret Sycr Sunday night last turned out to be
Of the most dsgacefu proceedings recorded Of
the judicial proceedings of Baltimore. They
brought before the court writ Of habeas corpus for
the purpose of applying for their admission on bail
which had been refused by the committing magistrate
The victim Of their lust present but motion being
made by the prisoners counsel that the judge decide
the bail without examination it acceded to, and
they forthwith without enquring into the facts,
admit each to bail in the paltry Of $4,000 by Judge
Bryce and the principal witness in the case discharged
on her own recognlzances Was ever such rhIng with
justice before heard of Five combine together
gag seze and hold virtuous female whilst each Of
them by Turns violate her person and the offence is
deemed baiable with S2000that is to say female virtue
can be outraged in Baltimore for this amount in the est
nation Of the city court. Suppose this victim had been
the daughter OF Judge Bryce instead Of irendiess
German girl would family or friends have been able to
procure from his Honor light bail! here was spirit
of Navesm in the proceedings OF the court Yesterday
which altogether contrary to the feelings OF cit
and would have been more appropriate to the re-
gion of Philadelphia especially round about the Com
mssioner's hall in Southwark.


A colored woman died at Aims House few day
since and the being unable to determine the
cause OF her death, a postmortem examination took
place. There found in her inestines about one
hundred nails-fourpenny sixpenny, and eight-penny
together with twoinch screw, and some crooked
twelve.penny nails, about four inches long some pins
bent up and two pieces Of anthracite coal weighing in
ali about one pound and quarter She was deransed
and 1t presumed picked them up and swallowed them
during her rambles about the yard of the institution


The business portions Of our city are commencing to
assume lively appearance everything being hustle
and preparation for extensive and increased fall
trade number of our principal merchants have been
travelling through the West and South this summer, and
represent the mselves to have been highly successful in
securing largely increased list of customers. One
thing certain, they have met with great success in
their collections.


The Bremen ship Albert arrived at this port yester-
day, with upward of two hundred German emigrarts
The number that have arrived here this year exceed five
thousand, and number of ship-loads now on the
way to this port


srocK BoARD.-The sales at Stock Board hard
ly worth reporting. We have but five or six brokers'
(what blessing Dand they operate but lightly in
few Maryland stocks other being offered at the
Board. The sales yesterday amounted to something
$1,000 and Maryland 6s sosed at n for SALE and
6 bid Baltimore Us closed at l02 5l6 for SALE and 1921
bid