American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Expedition 10 Liberia. A respectable number
of citizens assembled on keII's wharf, F. 7
Yesterday morning, to witness the ceremonies
attending the departure Of the Maryland Colo
nization Society's annual expedition to Libe-
ria, for which purpose the schooner Chipola,
Captain McLennan, had been chartered, but
the inclemency Of the weather rendered it ne
cessary to dispense with all ceremonies as well
as to postpone the sailing of the vessel until the
afternoon. Between 60 and 10 emgrants went
out in this expedition, 80 of them manumitted
by Mr.. Wilson, of Kentucky and 81 by Mrs
Tompkins, of Virginia. The rest were from
this State They seemed to be provided with
every accommodation on board.
Murder IN the Second Degree. 1t will be seen
by reference to the proceedings Of the City
Court, that David Andrews, has been tried
for producing the death ola youth named Bran
man, and found guilty of murder in the second
degree; which will consgn him to the Peniten-
tiary, probably for is years.
Stealing Meat. Rufus Byde and Little John
charged with breaking open the stalls of Messrs
Richard Wells and VIM. Griffin, butchers, and
stealing quantity of meat, were arrested yes
terday, by officers Hall and Peduzi, and com.
mitted by S. S. Briggs, Esq.
Exports from Baltimore. There were export
ed from this port during the quarter ending 30tll
September last, ls,42l hhds tobacco, valued
at 1904, 642, being 3Sl hhds. less than during
the same period last year, and ,l59 hhds. more
than during the Sd quarter of 1872 The ex-
ports of flour during the quarter ending 30th
September last, were s2,l bbls valued at
s346, 1853, being l0,S92 bbs. less than during
the same period last year, and SILT bbls. more
than during the Sd quarter of 1912. The to-
tai value Of exports of domestic produce for the
quarter ending 30th September last, including
tobacco, -four, and miscellaneous articles, is
Slab, 1886; same time in lS43, ) SD, 445; do,
in 1912, Sl,3s7j6ss.
Outrage and Riot. A portion of that gang
of villains known as "Rollcrs" made an attack
on number of the members of the Lafayette
Fire Company, on Sunday night, near their
engine house, with clubs, bricks and pistols,
and considerably injured several Of them--one,
named John uutz, residing in Pratt-st., being
so severely beaten, that he had to be taken
home on litter. How much longer is this
band Of outlaws to be permitted to set at def
ance the laws made to preserve the peace and
Huiet of the city. Will the public authorities
answerl
.4llegai,g Coal. The first train of cars laden
with the bituminous coal of Western Mary
land, was despatched on Saturday from the
mines to Baltimote-a distance, by the rail.
road. of about one hundred and ninety miles
| ,4rrest aud Reeop@y. a man named John
Bull, alias Williams, was arrested yesterday BY
officers Philips aud Wason, having in his pos.
session lot Of boots, shoes and caps, valued a,
about $50, supposed 10 have been stolen from
some country store. They were packed in
bag and salt sack, the former marked 81
Zools, aud the latter "Ann Schokn." Bull
was committed for further examination by
] w. A. Sckaeffcr, ESQ.