American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-15

Gently exhibited some of the most shameful
scenes of gross and dobasing tanaticsm and
wickednoss Of which We have heard. In the
course Of their senseess aud fanatcal rawlings,
it was concluded that one Of their number
might and should become the scaF cgoat Tor the
sins of the whole assembly. man by the
name of Kendall was selected for that purpose,
and by some process by which the sins of the
other disciples were transferred to him, where
upon, ne submitted to be beaten until his face
and head became literally black and blue
DISASTERS ON LAKE ERIE, A correspondent
of the Buffalo Commercial dated Conncaut,
Nov. 0, says that the Revenue Cutter in com
! ing into harbor, struck the bar and went ashore
above tho West River, and that she will pro-
! badly lay thore until Government either makes
or abandons the harbors. The schooner n. G.
| Baldwin also struck, carried away her rudder
/ and caused her to leak badly. She had about
$4,000 worth of Merchandise on board which
was more or less damaged. The Commercial
gives other late disasters. The schr Commo-
dore, from Cleveland for that port, with cargo
of flour and wheat, put back and struck against
pier and sunk The schr. Pilgrim late Anna.
zon, sunk at Milwaukee. The brig Preble had
driftcd on the beach, but would be got off.
Fatal Occurrence ON THE WORCESTER
RAILROAD. On Tuesday morning, as the en-
CINE from Worcester was proceeding to Hop
kinton to bring down the morning train, when
between the latter place and scarborough, At
came in collision with hand car, which was
used in examining the road, under the charge
of David Melvin. Mr.. Melvin was instantly
killed, and the car completely smashed to pie
| ces. 1t being quite dark, the engineer was un-
able TO see the car until he came in contact
with it. Mr.. Melvin was resident of Cam
bridge, Vt, where he has left family to
mourn over this sudden bereavement
ARRIVAL or THE MUrlNEERs OF THE BAReUE
OSCAR. This vessel on her way to Sag Ilar-
Dor, passed OFF Sandy Hook on Tuesday, and
three OF her crew charged with mutny, were
taken N custody by the u. S. authorities of
New York, ana committed 20 prison. The
captain of the Oscar, who shot one of The mu-
tneers, was sent home in another vessel which
is daily expected to arrive at Sag llar5or
STOLEN Tl,rG. The Presbyterian church of
Harrisburg, III which the Rev. Dr. Dewitt Off
ciatps as pastor, was entered on Tuesday night
Of last week, and robbed Of its clock, which
was taken out Gifts place with considerable Ia
Dor.
Tue WreaLg CIIPrlR-.3dpanee in t'oar ard
Grain. Tois day, Weekly ~ ppcf contains glorious
news for country rcadcrsaour at 50 per barrel and
cheat al 2caSi 10 per bushelbesidcs full report
of the markets sales of stoCSs all The news OF the
week, from lhq North Eastern Boundary to the 49Ih
degree Of Oregon. "The Waaherwomau,' and sew
era other interesting Stories editorials, poetry, mis-
cellany, spnndencG and other teAis to0 numer
ous to mention - Send this paper to your country
friends by all Price only 81 year, consider
ably less than the price of bushoi Of whea-SnsIe
copies four cents.
GREAr ExcrrEMgNr-Ir Tremendous Crowds Of Peo-
Pile During the alst three, yes four days, more than
five thousand people have been TO the Masonic Hall.
On Wednesday and Thursday, ST. Paui's street pre-
scented the length of whole block, for the of
the afternoon. crowds Of men, women and children
waiting gain admission TO see The great picture of
Christ Healing the Sick. Hundreds west away una
BILE to &c n and great number remained, 0etermin-
not give it up, until the lights were lit fer night
exhibition. Mr.. Morris, although obliged TO give up
the Masonic Hall account Of the meeting of the
Grand Lodge has determined to ePt the Offer for
him to use the Odd Fellows Hall, and remain the
whole of the coming week. To keep open doors con
stanty from O'Clock forenoon until 9"'cl'k at night
delivering lectures upon the characters the
/ at IT, and half past O'Clock each day Persons
wi have cause In fear being una II" to gain adms-
sion al any hour as the Odd Fellows Hall is capable
of holding leas! one thousand persons at the
time. Public Sabbath Schools viii be able also TO
be admitted At any hour OF the day, by applying day
or two before they desire TO come. Every person in
Baltimore should behold this interesting scene-once
atIeast. Some person; have already been half do
zen times aud are more and more delighted.
SPLENDID Annual We have received from Mes
/ srs Taylor, Wide & Co., most superb Annual en-
titled ~ he Diadem" II is published bv Messr:. Ca
rey Hart Philadelphia, and is one Of the most hsau
tifu publications we have seen. It's contents are va
rrous and entfrtsninn and it - embeshed with ten
splendid engrayngs, Those gentlemen who intend
to max presents 10 ladies' at the approaching Holy
days would 10 we'll to select this volume, AZ could
! not fail to please.
Mcssrs. Taylor, Wide & TO. have also laid Oh our
table, Lorrequer snCw work complete entitled, 'Fhe
O'Dunoshug8 Tale Of Ireland fifty years agO--wilh
| illustrations by rnz." To which il added nst Pa
tricks Eve he Three Eras the Life of IN Irish
! Peasant" Price % cents.
! FTHIoPIAN SFRENADERs-Lc Night. The tWelfh
and last concert Of these mimable perJ,mers will be
given this evening, at the Saloon of the Assembly
Rooms and if but one fourth oftheir admirers be pre-
sent there viii b. crowded house indeed. Let their