American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-03

members of the order of Odd Fellows, of which
MIR. H. was member, Mr.. J. G. Ninde, also
an Odd Fellow, and n nember of the Lodge to
which Mr.. II belonged, did writea will, which,
however, never was signed by Mr.. H., for he
never was in u condition to do SO after it was
prepared.
From the first moment of Mr.. HIS entrance
into tho Hospital until his death, no one, save
DIR. Leonard, had any hope for his recovery
He, relying upon the powers ola good consti-
tuition and the irregular character ofthe disease,
sustained also by desire to meet the wishes of
Mr. HIS. friends, did hope against hope that he
would be able to sustain the shock of the dis
ease, almost to the last hour of his life. He
visited him every day, and from daily CONVEX
sation with him, | know that no medical atten-
dant ever could more earnestly desire the well
fare OF his patient, or strive harder to avert his
calamity, than did DR.. Leonard that of MIR.
Hickman These are the facts in the case,
which no man, under the responsibility of his
own name, will dare deny.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Health Commissioner.
Launch. The ship Harvest, of 600 tons bur
then, was launched on Saturday morning about
O'Clock, from the yard of Messrs. Abrahams &
Cooper. The gallant ship went gracefully and
majeStcaly into her DIES ined element amidst
the cheers and hu2zahs of large number of
spectators. The architectural construction of
this ship reflects great credit upon her builders
and fnishars Another evidence of the supe-
riority of Baltimore mechanics She was built
for the house Of Messrs. Schaer & kuster, of
this city.
City Court. This tribunal was engaged on
Saturday last in continuation of the case of
Edward T. Roberts. The testimony was con-
clnded, at late hour, and the Court adjourned
till this morning, 10 O'Clock, when tho arpu-
ment of the case before the jury will be COM
menced.
.Ns1r Line Of Omnibuses. We have another
evidence of the SUCCESS which has attended the
establishment of omnibuses in this city, in the
fact that new line has been put into opera
ton to communicate between Federal Hill and
Fell's Point, by way of Hanover and Balti-
more streets. Mr.. VIM. d. Reynolds, the pro-
Prietor of this new line, has sufficient induce
ment to believe that his project will be success
iul. We are favorable to omnibuses, as afford
ing the means of rapid INSTRUMENTATION be-
tween remote sections of the city.
.NesU Banking House. We learn that the Sa-
yngs' Bank of Baltimore has purchased. for
the purpose of Banking House, the building
at the northwest corner of Gay and Second sts.,
the residence of the late Colonel Tenant for
$4,000. This step was found necessary. ow
ing to the largely increased business of the in
.frrirnl Of Emigrnn,s. The barque Johanna.
Capt. Menslng, from Bremen, arrived at this
port on Saturday with l24 Geman passengers.
The barque Canton, Capt Peterson, arrived
yesterday with ZOE. Total 326.
.frrirais al this Port. During the month of
October there arrived at this port 10 ships, 6
barques, and So briggs, and 81 schooncrs total
lac, Of which 1872 were American, 8 British
and Bremen-from foreign ports 80; coast
wise IA.
Brickbating. Martha Grooms and Henriet-
Ia Chew, charged with brickbating Joshua Hol-
lody, was yesterday arrested, by officer Moon,
and IN default OF security to appear at Court,
committed to Jail by Justice Belt. The par
ties were all colored and hail from Pottei-st.
Female Public School, NO. 8. This School,
located in the basement of the Universalist
Church, will be regularly opened for the recep-
ton pupils this morning. The exercises at
VIC OptuIHS Will NC nlgHIy li'tCIColiDS'
Counterfeit Note. We have seen S. coun-
erteit note on the Merchants Bank of Bati-
more, Letter b, No. 740--signed by the pre-
sent officers of the Bank. 1t has no likeness
whatever to the genuine note, and the appear
ance is, that it is an altered one from a genuine
plate. Any one at all acquainted with the ge-
nuine notes, can easily detect the fraud.
A Bad Woman. Elizabeth McGinnis, charg-
cd with cutting the head of Mary Carney with
a plate, and stabbing her in the hand with
fork, was yesterday arrested by officer Lambert,
and in default of security, committed to jail by
Justice Miller.
To keep The Peace Rose Habel, for abusing
and threatening personal injury to Abram Ro- |
senfieid and wife, was on Saturday compelled
to give security to keep the peace before C. G.. |
Ridgely, Esq, She was arrested by officer Ray.
.4trn. of Fire. The alarm of fire about L
O'Clock on Saturday night, was caused by the
light of Il fire built by some workmen who were
engaged at work for the Gas Company in the |
meadow, near the City Mill.
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK. This great moral
painting is to remain part of This week at the Ma
son Hail. The audiences duIng the past week have
been very large yet there thousands who will no
doubt ave themselves of the last opportunity Offered
hem. We extract he following from the st. Louis
New Era:--
"Mr. Morris is succeeding very well in the exhibi.
lion of his admirable scripture painting at the First
Presbyterian Church in this city. Persons of taste
take great pleasure in examining the picture closely,
critically, and repeatedly, and each examin alton dis |
plays new beauties not before observed Many per |
sons from the county have recently been to see it, |
aud we have heard no person express any disap-
poinlment. lis great variety of excellent heads aud
sroupes must please all who take the time necessary
10 understand it. In such picture this great va ety
renders it somewhat complicated, and in The eAam.
naliou of the mnst admirable machinery, il is ncces
sary understand all its parts and their connection
with each other, befofe one can properly appreca
the value and excellence Of the whole work A tasts
for the fine is hest encouraged by careful exam
naDn of the works Of the great masters, and the no.
biz art Of painting will be much benefited by the Ell
hbiiions of the admirable works Of West"