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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

"INDEpENDENr CATHOLIC CHURCH." 1t APP
pears from the Cincinnati Gazette, that the
movement in Germany is about TO be followed
in Cincinnati, by the establishment of an indie
pendent Catholic Church. The Gazette says;
awe understand there is a movement in this
Church, in accordance with the avowed princi-
pies of the Reformation now in progress in
Germany. A city German paper contains
call iol pastor of new Catholic Church. 1t
is understood that the subscribers to this Church
are numerous, and the main object of their as
ISOLATION is the establishment of q Catholic
Church, Independent Of The Pope and Bishops"
In almost every Christian Church there are
dissention and scism-and there appears to be
resllessness-a desire for change, among pro-
Tossing Christians, which not only retards the
progress of genuine religion but encourage.
and confirms those who are opposed to Christi
anity in every form. In the contests about
forms, there is danger that the substance may
be lost. 1t has always appeared extraordinary
to US, that an ntolerant feeling should exist on
the subject of religions for, as it is matter in
which every man has the right to Judge fol
himself, difference of opinion must of necessi-
ty exist, and should not be punished. Happi
" in the United States, freedom of opinion i.
guaranteed By the Constitution, and religion.
despotjsm cannot be exercised, by connecting
Church and State.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

EXPULSION OF MIR. BARNEY. The First
Troop Delaware Light Dragons, at meeting
held on Saturday, unanimously adopted a reso
luton expelng w. Chase Barney from the
company, on account of certain conduct by
which, they say, che has forfeited all claim to
the character of a soldier or gentleman" The
proceedings have been approved and signed by
the Governor Of the State
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

CoErEsrED ELECTIONS. The election OF
John Fl. Dohnert, as Treasurer of Philadelphia
comfy. is to be contested, on the ground Of
false returns The election of the Commissions
ers Of the 5th ward Of Kensington, Is to be con
tested on similar grounds,
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q, Ng TmCNN1AY AWTMnNOON.
STAMMEEsNG AND STJTVERINGi
EILREn HN DIR. MAXS DE VA

nR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to m
Ell Rauncc to the citizens of Baltimore that he has
visited thc city for the special purpose Of curing I'M
PEDlMENIS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. lie has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility, attesng the signal
which has attended his labors, and would be mosy
happy TO exhibit them 10 any gentleman or lady who
might do him the faver to call.
his residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between tee hours Of 10, A. NJ. and 4, P. NJ.
~ DR. MAYS vii! visi, ladies at their residences
if requested.
BAHrIMORE, October Goth, 1915.
DIR, MAYE. Dear Si7-I feel it to be Il duty which
owe 10 you to return my grateful acknowledgements
Or your efforts to cure OF stammeriug and To as
a1re you and ohcrs!thai these efforts have been en-
trely slccesstuh | lah0rei under this distressing
Eaady, in its worst form, for many years but now
ater receiving from y1u two lectures, each of one
hour in length, am restored perfect soundness Of
speech. IOGgs sc.
92l lwf JOSEPH w. DUNCAN RaIt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

THE P6wER OF STEAM AND THE EXTENT OF
ITS USE. # is said in the Mining Journal, that
the power Of steam in Great Britain Is equal IN
its effects annually 10 the labor Of 10000, 900
men, in population Of only $4,000 900.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21
0g-OFFlCIAL DRAWING of the Nd. COnsUl
dated Lottery, class No. III, for ls45

20 % SO As CT 8 6 80 SO % 81
90 and %, being the LIST and ID drawn Nos each $50
a and 80 being the - aud 9TH drawn Nos. each 40
! and 81, being the 5lh and 9Th; or 3 and &c, be-
ing the 9TH and 9Th drawn Nos. each 80
80 and 81, being the 9th and OhF % and So, be-.
ing the 10th and ilth drawn Nos each 20
All having two of the drawn Nos, on them, each 20
Al having one only of the drawn Nos. on, d" 5
From the old established House of
EMORY. No. Q N CaIyert-st
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21
WM. II, FSEEVJy,.

EtRESH CLOTHS. SASSTuFRES AND
d. CLOAkiNGS, inst received, another large in
voice of Cloths, Cassimrres, Cluakings ard SAITH
nei;s--c0nssting in part u
CLOTHS, all ooiorS and qualities, from 81 20 to S6
CaSSlMERES, black, coored and fancy Stripes
and PlaidS. - cts. tO 10 80
sAFTlNETTS-Bla grey, Oxford and Cadet
mixed blues and fancy stripe and plaid, 80 10 81
CLOAKlNG--Plaid ANA stripe Clonkirgs, &c.
1850, Fiannes, kerseys. Lins-ys, Kentucky leans
Whitney; Hose and DutlA BLANKETS, of T. 0, 10,
II and Ia, and DOMESTIC GOODS, iull assert
me2t, which viii be sold o. oar pleasing terms
JOHN II, WILSON,
No. 93 Baltimore street, CVhite Houss.)
o-U tuir2t doors below Frederiak-s
4 1ASHNIERES. REPS and MUSSELlNE DE
v LAME SEhWLS- rs Broehp, Cashmere Til
bei, iurkrrr, SAX and Ctapc: black and cold Dress
SiLN Irish Linen; fine houg Lawn Linen Cambria
Hdkis.; Gloves Cloths, Gas,imerPs Cassinelts ana
leSlins%; FLAHNELS; blcacsIed and uubeached
MUSLlNS, sc.
MiLl.lNERY GOODS--Riahons, Velvels, Satins
Caps, Flowers aechercs, Florence Braid and Rut-
ahd BONNET3. For sale very lew on the usual
terms by THOMAS ARMSTRONG;
OH no. Us Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

CHRIST HEALING THE Sick. Visitors upon first
opening the door of the Masonic Han, especially the
Ladies, excIaim in an under tone Of voice, ooh how
beautiful, how magnificent and how splendid, how
delightful, sublime, superb, thrilling; oh how heavenly
the vsage of the Saviour" aud from this point of the
painting commences The great and grand display of
some sixty characters, all The full size of life and ap
proaching so near living reality that the spectator is
deeply impressed with kind of revercRliai and sub
nissve awe. Let no miss this one opportunity
in life time to see this epic composition of the d.
vine art. Doors open from 10 to 70, and from TO
O'Clock,
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BYRNE * Co, Corner Exc; ange

EfASH! CASH! Lot of cash may he had by
a. vesting small amount at NJ. DOYLE'S Capt..
Prize Depot, No. l4i PRATT ST, opposite the Rail
road depot, (ne1t To BradShaw's United States llOie
several handsome prizes We're sold here last week.
three To persons resting in the city two to person
living on the Eastern shore Others to persons iyin.
in Pennsylvania and Virginia. This is only a sna
part of the good luck attending investments at II
Great Prize Depot. Who wants some of the splCn1
capitals to be disposed of this week? Don't ali spea
at once.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets go, shares
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets IS, sha
in proportion
THURSDAY, capital 5l7 800, tickets IS, shares
proportion
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets ST, shares
proportion
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 81, shares 81
proportion. l will sell certificate of n package of
% whole tickets for see D halves for Sll - quarters
for So 50. Attention is solicited 10 this scheme
more than half Of the tickets hcing prizes
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur.
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety cf lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, or share. All orders Del
mail or otherwise, addressed 10
... III. DOYLE, 20. la Pratts street,
- fgf hunnSfP v. n ~. K. n. Dapot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

n COMMUNICATION S17 500. being the
tontn capital pril" in one muolh. The first capital
prjI' .! '@IIioD, class No. H. comb. - q So ~
yesterdays LOTTERY, was soil AT Nr. JOSEPlfS o.
flee, l45 PRAIT-ST., opposite K. Depot. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21

GHANGE MAKES CHANGE. The I'M
a dersigned, in accordance with the popular in
junction 10 ''push along, keep moving" las vacated
The Store No. soOs. and has taken a Stand Mt No
1872 BALTIMORE STREET, one door from North
and immediately adjoining the Cutlery establishment
of Mr.. D. Dnttln, at which place he hopes TO see all
his old friends aud many new faces for The usual va
riety OF Newspapers, Novels, Magazines Music, &c
Just received, the Columbian Magazin Graham's
do, Ladies's National do all for Nov. For sale by
OF rPR7 for,,er,,, patrio, of;oo
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NpRILLIANT LUcK Ar sCmooLFIELn 3
TNE CAPTVALS ARE.

Wh0t tlckGts S2-sharts IN pIOp0l ton,
&C. Draws TOMORROW, the mammoth scheme
OF Nd Con,'d Susq Canal Lottery, class 40, capita
@a5 900, tickets SO, shares in proportion. For the
izes IN packages, single tickets shares, be sure
aad call on the all lucky
SCHOOLFIEiD s. co,
No. | Calvert street,
Eirct. Ifipn1 lN.,I,,
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&c" CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish To-
nu'ch1se Fine Gold ana silver WATCHES; Cold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; silver SPOONS: Sold Pencil
Cases: Bteast-rGns; Ear-r,ngf; Silver Plated Cake
BhSkETS; BRITANNIA Ware invited 10 eN mime
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment. which is COM
neie, at his Old Established ore, Water ST. 2i door
from Calvert. U2l
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T.T.TuCKER & BROTHER

Right on The Coner-Head of Centre Market.
h3-s Send ycur orders cariy-The Small Fry draws
again NEXT SATURDAY, 25th inst Capital 5000.
Tickets 81 Qrs, 50 cts. Packages of Qrs. So go We
give notice in time in order to give distant corlres
pondents an opportunity to receive their tickets on or
before the day of drawing. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21
SETH S. HANCE,
cnrner Oh aries and Pratt SITS,
aud los Baltimore ST.
6 $4,000 T o, PA. F., FoR oNLy s.

Tickets S2-sharrs IN proportion.
Certificates of 2j quarter tickets On'y 81. 50.
For lucky tickets by The package single tickets
apply 10 the prIZe vendors, MILLER x co.
Corner Of Baltimore aud st, Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Nd. Lottery, Glass III, drawr
OCG, 20-owrSt nTiZp 50:
~ % 80 d c. 66 % So .! 81
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3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
iEET, two doors north Of Gay-sl. mhl2-ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-21
03- The NATIVE AMERICAN CONVENTION.
vi mEcL NJ Uninn Hall OIL WEDNESDAY ENEN-

ING, 2?I inst, at y O'Clock, when business of i'm
po'lance, relative To the prosperity OF "OIH CDLN
TEt'S' parry, will be Cous IrrGd. II Is hoped that
no member viii be absent on ;hlt occasion,
OIL y BY order, Jas. s. PIPER, Sec'y,
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
The Herald Establishment

We nnlsh to-day, in our daily paper an account
OF the Herald establishment from the cellar to the
upperregions including, also, beautiful engraving,
and description of the great paper factory OF Persse
y Brooks, who have supplied us with paper for the
Herald for several years, and whom we have paid
near 100000 since we commenced. Our cash pay
ments 10 these paper makers vary from 800 TO
$1,000 per week-an amount probably greater than
any establishment in the city, except the Harpers
who pay at the rate Of $4,000 per year for paper.
But the great feature of the Herald establishment,
ls, the numerous persons and families, who receive
their support from its flourshing condition. We
employ in this establishment, tweves editors and
reporters from four eight distant correspondents:
thirty printers; from twelve TO fourteen men and
boys, who are engaged in the press-room from
eighteen to thirty news-men; and from fifty TO one
hundred news-boysin all about fifty families, ma
king about five hundred, who receive their support
from this establishment Our expenses, 10 paper
makers, printers and press-men, amount to from
81 400 TO $1,000 per week. Every thing is paid up
on Saturday and all accounts are settled up 10 that
date
These facts indicate the prosperity of the Herald
establishment. and the success Of the principles
upon which ithas been founded, ever since il com
menced as vehicle for advertising for all busl-
ness men, II IS the best in the city, and also the
country. From combination of practical skill
usefulness and talent, is unsurpassed in any part
of the world With these remarks we close for the
present
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Movements ofTrayelIers.

There diminuton yesterday in the numbers OF
arrivals in this city for pleasure and business The
ner class still continue TO predominant. At the
AMERicAN.-Dr Browne, Natchez Jos Thomas, Phla
g. Munro, GAINESVILLE; Nath Leioe Lexington; j. vii.
liams, KY; c. Thacher Boston; j. l.. Pendeton, w. O.
Conner, Natchez DR.. Mclaughlin Albany Messrs.
Niles and Reece, n. o; Mr. Davids Phila; q B. Lau.
renee; syracuse Messrs. Chudron < starke, Mobile
AsToR.-P F. Wilcox and Goodwin Springfield: ID 6
Scrivenger St Louis n Phillips, ~ c.; A. Fullerton
Woke, Baltimore; DR.. II Webster Jamaica; J. NJ Har.
ris, Pittsburgh; Edw Lyons, Havana; j. p Pearse Geo
y. Street, > g; w. Seymour, Va; j. w. Marsh, J. G.
Adams, Boston; J. I. Stevenson, Baltimore; j. Acerly
Geo; w r. Horton, Boston; L. s. Norwood, Baltimore
Mr. Justice Jonas, Lady McNabb and Miss Jonas Cana
CITy-Messrs Townsend Prince Bernard N H.. r
B. Henshaw Canada, r. Z. Ellis Valparaiso; Mr. Collin
Geo. Joseph Giles, Richmond; J. Mcintyre Ala; j. f.
Waddy Geo; A. Cole, Warrington; Brandborou RI
Troy; q. Parish, Phia.; J. w Paul Phils: Rulege
;. Fl Governor Wright, Albany; Joseph Giles, Rich
mond.
tRAxKLry-s Ormsley NO; Dr. Carey. Montreal
f. 4. Hall, Matsnzas; j. sherman Bridgeport; A. B. Cur
rier Phila A. H. Burley, Chicsgo Joseph Hamilton do
J. Mix, y. n; y Cox, Ala S q. Smelling Boston; r
r. Goodnough, Hartford; X Chapman Canada; Jos A
Towner Ala, J. Deshon, Ala; d. Williams Indiana
Geo. A. Hyde, Charleston; l.. A. Hackett, Baltimore;
r. Ptkin, Ohio
GLoBE--Nlessrs Biddell, Peale, NJ u. Cadwallader
Phila; Haynes, Walsh, Bogarj, Halsted, s. g.; MIR
Show; London BIlIow, PhIla Mr.. Bigward Del: j
swift, Phila; A. Lardner do. J. Walsh, do e. r. Fox
do.
HowARD-Chas. Condito, Boston; D. Fairfield Canada
;. 1. franklin j. Gideon, Washington; Robt Osborne
$ e, O Goss. Fraukfon 4. Bach, Tenn +. Darling
Auburn' q. u. Gilmour, :. G. II Haywood, Toronto
X II Beacon, Cambridge, Mass; W. Weller Canada
II Hatchins, Montreal
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

MELANCHOLY SpncracLE.-Iast evening we witnessed
spectacle which might we'll create pang in the heart
OF tho most obdurate and stoca human being
lived In the cells of Brooklyn, situated under the Full
ton market, was lying PROSTATE, bed of straw
young woman, named julia Kavanagh in the last stages
Of ply steal aud mental debility, caused by debaucbery
and ntemperance She been in the place since
"Wednesday last, without the attendance OF
medical man, and with no other hope OF relief
cry than such may he provided by the humane Keep
OF the prison, (Nr. Pelletran at his individual cost
is a disgrace to the authorities Of this city no
um has beer provided for unfortunate persons Of this
ripton where properly appointed and good
eripgs OF many misguided females but, also to lead
hem to path ef usefulness and sobriety.
SINGULAR AccipsNr-- "A man, who is in the employ.
nrnt Of Mr.. william N. Glenn, OF this city was. on
thursday, upon the pier next the Fulton Ferry on the
seW York side, " tn horse and wagon-anl taxing
od oi the ai'msl head To turn him unwari, sep.
cd TOO near the edge OF he wharf and fell OF til. hold.
g ON to the feins By ,his ansed the horse
~ wagon TO be precpitaei upon him into the water
arope was thrown to the man. by which he was saved
nut the horse drowned
CRICKET CLuB OF BaooKIys -There bave boar r,.
nors that tue Uon Star Cricket Club of this cv has
peen dishauied, IN consequence of recent auarrels
amongst It's own members. We understand bowevsr
that perfect harmony exists in the society ma that
match will soon be played between eeyen oT ia hast
men and eleven Sheffield crcketers Both Sides ara Of
course, saDguine OF success
GULuStR's OrFIcr.-We were inf,rma5 L.. ..,.n;,,
hat serious casualty had occurred in the family Of MI
slchoei Dc6ionc No 90 Iackso street wbi,h cause.
ns ,,h o' one OF ms children. As the coroner viii
ot hol IN inquest upon tho boy until this mornng y
n fe unable now TO give the particulars
,ptN'" bf LocKJaw-A youth about fourteen yeap
y age "s'ned ahailes Mckenzie, entered a slsuaher
u ~ w 'o'N street lst week aud whist sia,dingby
see the butchers Kill cattle the windI,ss nv wnch
are boisted broke and fell striking him ortne
yn,h;nn9 9.ns "n, rs was then thought, but slightly
,o'nmB more was thought Of tho Occurrences ,ntil
ednesday last, when hs was seized i'm Tho
meets doubtless OF the blow, and died yesterday
"o"'sSA'h AeoipENr,--Yesterday morning, u
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Malls for EurOpe.

The letter bags of the Great Britain will close in
this city O'Clock this afternoon; those of the
Hibernia, which leaves Boston next Monday, at half
past o'clock, and those of the Marmora at noon on
Monday,
Apart from the regular Daily and Weekly Heralds,
we shall publish two Extra Edltions-one at half
one o'clock this afternoon for the Great Britain and
the other at three o'clock for the Hibernla These
editions will contain the latest intelligence from the
South-from the seat OF war-and perchance of the
commencement of actual hostties between the
Mexican and American troops on the Texian bor-
ders.
All the editions will be ready for malling-the
Extras at two cents each
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
SAVANNAH, Aug. 25. 1875
Trade rih Nelc York. ErDedliou. S.c

Trade ritt New York, Expedition, &C.
take the liberty of sending you list OF cargo OF
the barque Isaac Mead, one of r.. NJ. Demll's
packets-also the consignees OF same, and list of
her passengers.
Our Cotton Market is very very inactive, and bu-
slness generally dull The statements from the in
terror Of Georgia IS there will only TO be half crop
OF cotton made. This you may rely on, from the
fact of continued drought.
CoSsicSErs.-Depeyster & whtmarsh, 10 casks rice
Buckmeyer Sons 80 casks rice Henry Colt * Co. 2s9
bales cotton; Burritt < Johnson l40 bales cotton II
Brigham, s4 bales cotton; j. Campbell * Co, box;
Harper * Brothers, | box; Van Pelt * Co. pkgs; j.
Peck IL boxes; Peck Van Bergin.
PAssESeERs-( (Sailed 23d Aug)-Mrs. J. May her, Mr.
Carter Mrs Lion, Mrs Smith Miss Drysdale Miss Gard.
ner, Miss Conn, Miss Autenchau Messrs Sturtevant,
England; j. A. Nichols, s. Lowery, NJ Woolf, j. Haro
wend, w Smith, j. Conery, and Master Carter.
The barque arrived on Wednesday, 20th discharged
her cargo, loaded full in IL hours and or
climate.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
Court IufellIutnce.

Smh Motion TO discharge defendant on common bail
me iaihuh n sailor alleged to be deserer from
Dutch vessel OF which defendant is Captan and sues
IN trover Tor his goods on board Decision on Monday
H. wharton oriinth Tor dstt; a. Nash, for pl'f.
MahiNE couht Aug 70 Before Judge smith -Ray.
mond Reid John D,iano and Tlg,am Ero,cn -T.hyys
was an action OF assault and battery brought by
uf who IS seaman against the defendants who re
first mate and the boatswain OF the Patrick Henry
II appeared that on her last trip from Liverpool Reid
washing the deck, when Brown attacked him and rsaJ
insulting language towards him. and afterwards s,rc
him with his fist They both hereupon proceeded 10 49,
topgalsnt lorecase for the purpose Of lighting Il
and while so engaged Deano the mate, came iorwaTd
and instead OF separating the combatants held Reid f,
Blown, when Brown got the advantage and beat Reid -
Reid subsequently, got the upper hand and Desno Kick
ed him Off and hurt his eye. Reid upon threatened
their lives, which mitigated the damages, judg.
OF Court, who awarded plaintiff Sl5 damages
and costs
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
SIX BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL VIEWS
OF TUE
HERALD ESTABLISHMENT

The Ueekiy Herald will be issued at o'clock
this morning at sixpence copy.
This number OF this publication VIII contain.
among other matters, full description of the Herald
establishment, and the extensive paper factory of
Messrs. Persse Il Brooks, illustrated with six splen-
did engravlngs of the buildings and their different
apartments. They exhibit al glance, the extraor-
dinary progress made in America in the last ten
years in printing and publishing
Single papers in wrappers can be had at the
desk
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
WEST PoINT, August 10Th, 1915
The MiLitnru Bail

One of the best balls ever given at this place,
came of last light al the United States Academy
Upwards of 800 were present in full costume Miss
p OF Waverley Place, become the white dress she
wore, most beautifully Harry NJ paid all atten-
ton 10 Miss z. OF Brooklyn. General u, and
Lieutenant b, OF the Brooklyn Light Guards,
and his amlable lady We're present. The young lady
in white, from Pnadel lphia, with her partner
danced the Polka most beautifully.
The New York herald., 1845-08-30
In favor OF Canadians. -.

with two wckets TO go down.
Thus ended the grand match between these celebrated
crcketers 1t must be evident that the st Georges
Club match for all Canada; that all the best
players here to contest the matter for the
jorty of them were playing match about the same
time against the Guelph Club of Canada. Certainly the
ing such challenge, cannot but be admired but
gentleman and old English orcketer the ground
expressed it, III admire their spirit but their pru
dong
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

Half an hour devoted to refreshment wnen
the game resumed about half past o'clock and the
Canada players went in for their second innings In
short time it evident that their day the previous
Groomes bowling told well. Birch and Wenck.
orth got out in quick succession only scoring
each Thus went two of the best Canada players Sharp
more successful he was caught by r. Ticknor after
scoring nine Hornby scored ten when he was bowled
out bv Groome Burneby bowled out by Groome
with the first ball he gave him. Now there every
hope for St Georges Wlgress made the best in
the innings, making thirteen when he was bowed out
by Groome Polkngton met with like fate after
ing two. Liddel scored six, when he was caught by j.
Ticknor Shipway and Connelly now in; theymade
each which decided the game, tile Canadians being
the winners with two wckets to 60 down. In this inn
ing there sixteen byes and wide balls, eight made
by Groome an eight by Dudson.
The following is n summary of the inninpa
The New York herald., 1845-08-30

SUICIDE IN RESPONSIVENESS III. Cheatham, ofthls
eesly, who has for many years been employed as a
designer for the Print Works in Lowell committed su
eide last night at the Commercial Coffee House, in Milk
street by cutting his throat with penknfe. 81 Boasn
Tronscripf, siug %