American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-25

/ A BLoopy ARRAY AT CrNctNNArI. \ few
| DAYS since, at Cincinnati, a sad and bloody al
| tiay took place in the following manner: "a
woman went INTO anotEcr's house, and accused
| the man of stealing. Upon this he took up a
/ billet Of wood and struck her upon the head,
! breaking her skull, Of which she has since died
After the woman was struck, her husband
rushed in the other house with knife, and
stabbed the map who struck tie blow. The
wound IS supposed 20 be mortal, though the
man was alive at the last accounts. This IS
the sudden and bitter fruits of passion
THE ETHIOPIAN Benefit Of
Mr.. Ge,mom. The Concert of the Serenad-
ers" tonight, at the Assembly rooms, is for the
benefit of Mr.. Germon, and most positively the
last that they will give III this city, as they are
engaged to appear at Palmo's Opera House,
New York, in the early part of next week.
Let the friends of these inimitabe "darkies''
come forth this evening and give them bump
or al parting.
TIE MENAcaRIE. The large and excellent
collection Of animals Of Messrs. Ogden and
Weeks, now exhibiting at the corner of Charles
and Conway Streets has been visited in the last
few days by admi.ing thousands. They will
remain to-day and tomorrow, and those who
have not yet visited it, would do we'll to do,so,
as they may never have such another opportu-
nifty of inspecting the wonders Of the brute
creation.
NAVAL ORDERS. Putser Mexican Buchan-
an-on Through.
NIidshipman George II. Hare-leave renew
ed two months.
Pursel +. B. Stockton-detached from spe
cial duty and waiting orders
Surgeon S. Sharp-leave renewed three
months
LIT. r. S!mmes-ietached from the Poinsett
leave 8 months
Surgeon }. c. Spencer do do do.
Pas. Mid. H. Rogers do do do.
do. John Guest do do do.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE. In consequence of the
death of Prof, Sewall the following changes
have been made in the medical department Of
the Columbia College:
Prof j. II. Lindsey transferred to the chair
of Pathology and Practice of medicine.
Prof. W. P. Johnston transferred to the
chair of Obstetrics and diseases of women and
children.
DIR. J. T. May, late Professor of Surgery,
&C., appointed to fill the vacancy created in
the Chair OF Surgery.
BODY FOUND The body of Mrs. Maglone,
burned to death at Pittsburg, during the great
fire, ha, been found among the ruins Of the
building from which she was engaged in remoY
ing the furniture
MORALS Of PHILADELPHIA. The Times
publishes a list of some o. the most daring
robberies committed in that city within little
more than year past. The amount stolen is
S3l,450.
SHOT HIS LEGS OFF. Mr.. VIM. r. Jacques,
while firing a swivel at Freehold, n. j., on
Tuesday last, had both of his legs mutiated in
a shocking manner, by premature explosion.
A New Discovery, The Mining Journal
states that process has been discovered which
will produce cast steel at cost not exceeding
that OF pig iron, of quality suitable for the
manufacture of steel.
FATAL ACCIDENTS. A young man named
Moses l.. Chosen, 4 cabinet maker, was run
over by an omnibus, at Harrisburg, on Thurs
day, and INSTANTLY killed. Joseph Page, one
of the crew of the schooner Mariner, of Ply
mouth Mass. was killed at Richmond on We'd
nesday, B, falling from the mast head.
FISH. The Alexandria Gazette says: The
supply of fish from the Potomac fisheries tho
answering the constant demand for them in
bulk, vii! 10: at all affect the price Of barreled
fish, as the quantity caught at some of the low
err landings has not been as great as the num-
Der caught last year. The operations at the
landings, will, generally, close this week.
MI.sING. Mr. Edward Brown, printer in
Brooklyn, last Wednesday evening accompa-
MED female to n, York, and about p O'Clock
left there and proceeded on his way back to
Brooklyn, since when no tidlngs have been
heard of him.
New YORK AND ERIE RAILWAY. The bill
relinqushing conditonally the State lien for
So 100000 Oh this work. was passed in the AS
senrbly ON Tuesday, by vote of ayes So, noes
Is.
Drowned. Granville, youngest son of Mr..
Theron Fetler, landlord of the United States
hotel, at Newburgh, was drowned in the North
River, near that place, on Tuesday oflast week.
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING. The barn of Hem
ry Line, near Carlisle, Pa, was struck by light