American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-02

/ The Lancaster fIremen. The Union Fire
Company of Lancaster, Pa, are expected to
arrive in this city on Wednesday evening, in
the cars by the way of York They will I'M.
nediately proceed to their quarters at Wright's
"Washington House." Gay street, where after
divestng themselves Of their baggage, sc will
march to Logan Hall, corner Of Bond and Bank
streets and partakc Of supper on invitation of
the Lafayette Hose Company, whose especial
guests they are. The supper Will be prepared
by Mr.. Donahue, in his usual sumptuous man
ner.
Charge Of Theft. Thomas Kelly was arrest
ed on Sunday by officer Moore, on the charge
of stealing some clothing, the property Of John
King and John Clautice. He was committed
for further examination by Chas. Walsh, Esq.
Fined Officers Mckew on and Hall, arrested
on Saturday last two boys for throwing stones
at small lad who was standing on the rear of
an omnibus, for the purpose Of receiving the
fare from TIE passengers. They were taken
before magistrate and fined each 81 and costs
This is highly disreputable practice and we
trust will speedily be put stop to.
Fined for Rapid Driving. Edward Taylor,
(colored,) charged with driving his cart through
the streets at a rapid rate was arrested yester-
day by officer Stayton. He was taken before
Charles Walsh Esq. and fined IS and COSTS
He was committed in default of payment.
Co1ata Court. This tribunal was engaged
yesterday in the further prosecution of the case
of Robinson vs.. Fitzhugh. The case was given
to the Jury, who retired, and during their alb
scencs the court adjourned.
,qssauu VIM. II. Paine, charged with as
sauting Nancy WEIGH, (both colorcd, was ar
rested yesterday, by officer Laurhln, and com
mitted to Jail, by justice Wright, to appear at
coult. ...
.f,ripals al The Port Of Baltimore. During the
month of November, there arrived at this port
ships ! 3 barqucs, 20 briggs, and 50 schooners,
of which there were from foreign ports 81, and
coastwise lO3-Total lS4. Of these III were
American, IL British, A Bremen, | Prussian,
and Hamburg.
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK AND DEATH Oh THE
PALE IoRsr. Don't forget the exhibition daring this
day and evening, Of those splendid paintings of Christ
Healing the Sick, and Death on The Pale Horse, at
Egyptian Saloon, Odd Fellows Hall. One halfof the
receipts is to he devoted by the liberal proprietor to
the aid of two of our valuable Home Missionary soci
cites one Of which is now in anguishing condition
for the want of funds to sustain the valuable mission
pany was limited; we hope, therefore, there will be a
perfect crowd day and night. Friends of the poor
be in attendance your favor is necessary 10 sustain
our Home Missions Remember the price is only 25
cents for admission to both paintings.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL IN WAsm~
TON. We call the attention of our District readers to
the annual ball of the "Washington Light Inanlry,''
which is to come off this evening at Carus's Saloon.
This excellent company has acquired well earned
reputation in affairs of this kind, aud we doubt not
that the ball of tonight will surpass all its predeces-
sors 1t is rumored that delegations from one or more
of our companies will be present.
OUR Book TABLE. We have received Numbers )
and g. of the beautiful and cheap edition of rhe Pill
grms Progress" by Bunyan-with L Explanatory Notes
by Thos. Scott, d. to which is added a Life o the
Author, by Josiah Gender, Esq. This edition beau
tiluly illustrated by plates, and is to be had only at
I the Sunday School Union Repository, No. Is CaIver
street.
From Messrs. Armstrong & Beuy-Huper's Illus
trated edition Of the Wandering Jew, No. ).