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lCOrrespondence oil the HeraldI


BALTIMORE June IL, lss5.
Sham Fnnsral-linister TO England = Politics Of Mr.


MeLans-Siarer Trial. -Emigrants-Church IF 81. a.


phonsus-M MARKETS., &c.


The report of the death Of Gen. Jackson having been
confirmed during the day. yesterday beyond all doubt
our citizens beginning to stir themselves in earnest
relative proper testimonial Of respect to his memory
Fourth of July has been selected tho day for
morating his memory, when sham funeral. or some
thing OF the kind, will take place.


noticed, inmy last letter. that in circu-
la.ion that the Hon. Louis McLsne of this city, had been
appointed special Minister to England. Tho report |
learn and is confidently asserted that he
has accepted the appointment. Report, however,
incorrect in styling it special mission. as he is
to take the place of Mr. Everett clothed will full powers
to br ng to final adjustment the Oregon difficulties. Re-
por further says that he will depart for London in
the ensuing month, and that he will go with leave OF
absence" from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa.
ny of which he President leaving tenn President
in his place. That he may succeed in the early and sa
tisactory adjustment of his important trust Is the earn
est ofevey good citizen As to his politics. he
claimed in this city by both parties but to the mat
ter forrest can assert on good authority that at the
bitterly opposed to both Henry Clay and the Uni
ted States Bank that he refused to the polls ut all
he cast his vote for Gen Harrson and in Gen Jacksons
time, was genuine jackson man.


The trial Of Capt Pendeton, charged with having
mand Of vessel engaged in the slave trade will proba
bly, be brought to a close to-day.


About 450 German emigrants arrived here yesterday,
in the ships Columbus and George Washington. They
bound for the far West and appear to have plenty Of
means.


We had heavy rain at - O'Clock last night accompa.
MED by almost hurricane. The atmosphere this
ing is as clear a whistle.


Ilearn from Washington that Judge Cranch yesterday
overrued the demurrer to the indictment against Caleb
J. McNulty, for embezzling the public moneys The
trial will therefore in all probability take place during
the present term of the Criminal Court.


The German Catholic Church of st. Alphonsus,
in this city, now being finished is considered to be
cd States Of similar character. The interior is truly
glass windows with their mellow light adding greatly
TO the spendor of its appearance is very large with
lofty ceiling. and massive pillars supporting the vault
cd roof in the style Of ST. Peters at Rome On each side
of the interior of the church four spendidly
mented and scupured conessonas whilst there is also
main altar, and smaller either sde of the
splendid appearance In the walls either side Of the
church inserted marble tablaures which to stand
twelve statues OF the apostles, which being
carved The ceiling in conical forms each of which,
when illuminated with nnumeroble gas lights present
an appearance that can scarcely be described The or
gan of the largest in the United States and is sta
toned in the tower, the performer seating himself ot
table in front of the gallery, and facing the altar from
where he plays the organwhichi twelve feet
behind him. II has been erected, far practicable
by the German artists of this city and is highly credita
BILE TO their skill The tower Is a75 feet hgha magni
cent Gothic structure which about be raised an
enormous bell 6nd the following notice on one of the
doors


"Order for Divine Service Of ST. Alphonsus Church,
Sundays and Holy days Of obligation:


First Mass, O'Clock, A. M.-Second Mass, with the
beneiction, A. MfIigh Mass and Sermon, 10 A. M
vespers ct instruction. p MService Of the Arch Con-
fraternity of the Immaculate Heart Of Mary and Benedc-
ton r. M,


The congregation is very numerous, and apparently
the most devou that can be found in the city Its
Peton will be suspended for short time until more


funds be raised for the purpose which expected
shortly to be obtained.


Market-There 474 head Of Beef Cattle offered at
the scales yesterday all of which sold at prices
ranging from 81 to SO per 100 lbs the hoop being
equal to $3.50 So nett There is change in the
fvui het, with Dut smn AZ
street and 4 81 6a for City Mills sales of susque.
hama at 81 30. There are Pennsylvania Wheats in
market light and inferior best reds may be quoted at
81 80 cts best Maryland reds sell at 81 90 cs and
good to prime whites at 80 100; Maryl land white is
ut 81 80 cts and yellow at 80 Pennsy vana Oats
are worth 81 % cts and Maryland 25 81 Sales OF
hhds. of Whiskey at 90 cts, and Of bbls at a.


The Stock market rather dull yesterday closing
with sale of $4,000 of Maryland 6s at III being slight
advance Baltimore 6s sold at 1909, to small extent.