American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

with splendid banner, by the pairiolic ladies'
OF our city. The presentation will take place
from the dwelling Of Mr.. Samuel Jennings, in
Fayettc ST., between Gay and Holiday streets
The bGnne. Is u very tasteful and handsome al
fair, and was designed and executed by Mr.. 5.
S. Donaldson: promising young artist Of our
city, who has already won HIGH honor in his
profession The front of the banner represents
on either side soldier, one citizen, the other
volunteer, the latter of whom is seen in the
act OF hitting up the national flag, which dis
Germs TWO circular mirrors, in which are reflect
cd view oil the two most prominent scenes in
the defence of the city--the bombardment Of
Fort hellenIy, aud the Battle OF North Point
both OF which are surrounded by an Ameri-
can Eagle bearing in its bcak scarf, on
which is described the motto of, nosiruH decuS
IN pace, et tttanen 1T bslo--"Our glory in
peace, our safeguard in war" The reverse is Of
beautiful blue silk and contains simply the
words in rich gold letters-''.4 tribute Of re-
spcct 10 The Defenders Of Baltimore in 1874, by
thC Ladies, September 10, 1875" The trim
ming by Mr.. Sisco is very appropriate. The
Mechanical Volunteers, Capt. Watkins, and
the Independent Light Dragons, Col, Boul-
din, will accompany the Defenders to the me-
tropolis. The Dragons will carry their horses
NIlll llitul, ulIIpC accommodation uuNliip Uctl
made in the cars for the purpose. The rem
nant Of Capt. Spangler's company, from York,
Pa, who were also in the engagement at North
Point, arrived in the city last evening, in the
cars, at 7 o'clock, and will accompany their
companions III arms, this morning, to Wash
lngtOn.
Riotous and D;sorderly Conduct. William
Stmws for rlotous and disorderiy conduct in
tb,, ,I,x,l Cal.
was yesterday arrested by officer Ray and TAX
en- before Justice Mullen, who released him on
security to keep the peace.
Case for Court. Ann Eccleston, for assault
ing and beating Harriet Anderson, was yester-
day arrested by officer Mcdonnell, and rclcas-
ed on security to appear at court by Justice
McAllister.
Rapid Drctng. James Dcrine, for driving
his six horse wagon through the streets
at rapid rate, was yesterday fined e. and costs
BY Justice FILLER He was arrested by officer
Moore.
DcolcnSioa Of Wig Candidates. At meet
ing Of the Wing Convention last evening, let
tiers were received from James Curley, George
Brown, and Michael Stllinger, declining the
nomination candidates for the Legislature OF
Maryland. The Hon. J. p. Kennedy was pre-
sent, and accepted the nominationior Congress,
in spirited address. The convention ad-
journed over till Monday evening next.
Fifty Third Regiment NJ y. This fine req
ment Of citizen soldiers purade this morning at
0 o'clk. in Exchaage Place, whence they will
march to the residence Of Col. Jacob G. Da-
ves, in The suburbs OF the city, for batalliou
drill, after which they will pattake of the hos
Ptallties of their host, We hope to see the
ranks Of the various companies fall, and wish
them pleasant day.
Tribute Of Respect. The members of Will
liam Tell Lodge, |. q. o. F., paladcd yestcr
day afternoon, TO attend the funeral of their
late associate, Mr.. ]. Deise!horst. They were
accompanied by an excellent band Of music.
Hcary Fine. Michael White, charged with
violating an ordinance of the corporation, by
exposing u nuisance at the corner Of Broadway
and Thames streets, was yesterday fined SEQ
and costs, by Justice Latournan, lie was ar
rested by officer Ruly.