The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-26


ALEXANDER LApDvER, Esq. has been elected Cashier
of the United States Bank in place of Mr. Coperth-
waite, resigned, The offices of the three assistan
cashiers have been vacated consequence of the re-
cent Resolution of the Board
CouRr MARITAL CAsE.-The Philadelphia Ledger
saws We have not heard that decision has been
ceived yet in the of Commodore Elliott, but
informed that CON- Jones Monday directed his sword
to be returned TO him.'
SauGGLISe.-A man and lad just arrived from Lon
donderry, were arrested on Tuesday in Philadelphia,
having in their possession quantity of woollen stock
ings, which they endeavoring to smuggle They
were by the Recorder the Custom House pay
the duties.
sTYRIAs SISGERs.-M. and Mad. Puvermachcr and
NJ Laemmein, the Swiss Syrian singers who have ex-
cited considerable attention in London, have arrived
New York.
John 7. Yeomans and Solomon Nottingham,
of Jacksonville, Florida, were recently killed at
that place, personal affray with d. P. Bry-
ant and John Mcmillan.
We have received the first number of new
Harrison penny paper published at Boston, called
the ''Whig Republican"
gentleman had his pocket picket al the Philadelphia
Rail Road Depot, his arrival from Baltimore, few
nights ago. Passengers should look out.
The Eastern mail from New York will hereafter be
forwarded by the steamboats, New Haven six days in
the week. On Saturday ii will go by land.
The military commander in the Canadas, Gen. Sir
Richard Jackson, has been visit to Niagara Falls,
to review the British troops stationed there.
The of $3.50 collected on Sunday last, in the
Union Methodist Church of Philadelphia ON behalf of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Natchez.
An English paper says-sie Il sheet of the photoge-
mic paper the tail of kite and when it down
you will have Baguerreotype view of the earth upon
it.
A writ of habeas corpus has been taken in the
of w B. Dabney, and he be brought before
the Superior Court, at Richmond, yesterday.
The Quebec Gazette states that the crops of that
giOn are suffering for want of rain.
Madame Lecomte and her troupe, have given
a new impulse to the fremont theatre in Boston.
appears.
| The Detroit Advertiser says that the steEmer
Gen. Wayne, brought from Fort Meigs, nine
hundred and seyenty-fve passengers.
SUIcIDE.-A man named Michael Macke COM
mitted suicide in Lancaster county, day or two
ago, by hanging himself by the neck.
The Pavilion at Flushing, L. l., few miles
from New York, has been re-opened for the sum
mer.
Three hundred and forty Germans, from Darn
stadt arrived ST. Louis, recently, in the steam
er Vandalia, from New Orleans.
| A BURGLARY.-The house of DIR. Harris, in
Cooper street, Camden, was entered on Mon
day night, and robbed of much valuable plate
A new Court House has been erected at Reading Pa.
/ The u s. sloop of Preble, has arrived at Halifax
on her way TO Labrador.
Better than fshting.-The New Brunswickrs are feast
ing on Maine OK, which weighed twenty-iour hun
bred pounds.
Good company-one hundred newspapers are SAID tc
be edited by persons of the name of Green
/
whom British army surrendered during the last
The British Victory OF Waterloo, IS years snce wa,
celebrated by military parade Moutrea the I5tl
June.
The United States Frigate Macedonian, Com. shru
brick, and the sIoop of War, Warren, Comdt. smoot
sailed from Vera Cruz, the ID Juue, tor New Or
leans.
Wheat IN MIcHIeAS.-on Door Prairie alone there
are 900 acres sown with wheat 1900 of which belong
TO one person.
The Medical Institute of Louisville, Kentucky, has
20i students
MIR. Davis recently killed al St. Louis, was nephew
of Senator Davis, of Massachusetts.
"
MAD. ELssLsR will take benefit at Chestnut street,
on Monday next.
The steam mill of NIessrs Houghtman of New
York, was destroyed by fire on Monday night
White fish of The Lakes have been taken to New
York and sold there.
The feth anniversary of the adoption of the State
CONSTITUTIONS to have been celebrated in Rhode Is
land yesterday.
The steamboat Ohio, on recent trim from
Wilmington to Delaware city, carried 14i5 pas
sengers.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE PILOT
WASHINGTON, June 23d, 1910.
This morning, Mr.. Buchanan from the COM
mittee on Foreign Relations, asked leave TO be
discharged from the consideration of the charges
against consul Trist, of Havana, that matter be-
ing now before the Committee on Commerce
that would be the proper place for the paper
he held, and he hoped it would be referred there;
which was agreed to-