American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-03

Banue' Of the Sons If temperance. We yes
terday had the pleasure of Inspecting a new
and exceedingly beautiful banner intended for
the Good Samaritan Division, Sons Of Tenn
perancc. On the front side, is a painting Of
the good Samaritan, standing beside the body
o. the sick man, and preparing to minister %
his relief HIS horse can be seen standing
quietly beside him, and in the back ground ,
seen the passing prizes. The design is take"
from the 10th chapter Of st. Luke, aad the
execution reflects great credit upon the artls,
MIR Thomas r. Jedries. At the top Of the
painting is the motto of the order: "LcYe,
Pretty and Fidelity" On the revc.s, side,
painted on deep mazarIue blue is the name
Of the order: "Crood Samaritan Division. Sons
of Temperance, Instituted January l8l5.'-
The whole IS surrounded by heavy red siE
bullion fringe, tasse, and cord, On the top Is
a golden bow and arrows, spread eagle and !
golden goblet The Banner vas made aad
trimmed by Mr.. Charles Sisco, who is 50 lust
" celebrated for his great taste in such matters.
We are informed that it will be for exhibition
throughout to-day, at the hail of the order,
corner Of Hanover and Montgomery streets,
where our citizens generally are requested 10
call and examine 1t, 1t will be regularly pre-
scented to the society, with appropriate eXer-
cises, tomorrow morning.
Missionary Of the Baltimore Sabbath schoo!
association. We learn that Mr.. Thomas Free
man, who has been for considerable time
4 missionary III cur city, 20 distribute tracts, Sc.
and who has labored so assiduously in the per-
lormlnce OF his duties, has been appointed by
TIE Baltimore Sabbath Association to act in
the same capacity among the boatrnen along
the line of the Susquehanra and Tide Water
Canal. His labors have been crowned with
much success in this city, and he has been in
strumental in accomplishing much good
Though his Jealous efforts to promote the
cause Of Christianity and the welfare of his fe!-
low men can De lily spared among us, yet we
hope, in his new missionary enterprise, he will
be enabled to do still more to advance the best
interests of society.
Injury from flashing As caution to per-
sons who may have occasion to wash articles of
clothing, We state the fact OF an operation per-
formed yesterday, 10y DR.. Theabold, in extract
ing portion of large needle, from the wrist
Of woman, which had broken and lodged in
her arm while washing clothing in which the
needle had been left. The operation being
skillully performed, she suffered but little pain,
and is doing well.
I'm UagaIlant .4c!. Henry Preston, charged
with the ungalant act Of cowhiding a lady,
named Jane Hoffman, was yesterday held to
bail by Justice Mcguire to answer for the of
fence at the Saturday Court.
Ste1liNg. John Sloan and Martha Wilson
were arrested by the watchmen ABOUT one
O'Clock OH Tuesday night, on the charge of
stealing silver watch, the property of Daniel
McHenry. They were taken to the Eastern
IL re- .arda ,r
committed for further examination by T. w.
Brothortou, Esq.
More Emigrants. The ship Luise, Captain
Steenken, arrived at this port Yesterday from
Bremen, with l9l German passengers.