American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-15


bition TO excel is as great as her merit. And
yet this pleasing woman has the misfortune 10
have, what is called hair lip She is the hap
by wife ola merchant of Louisville
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN. On Tues
day evening, the sth inst the Rev. Thomas
Tasner, for several years Missionary OF the
Episcopal Church at Mullica Hill, West Jersey,
died suddenly. He had been working in his
garden, during the day, and retired about nine
O'Clock. lie was heard to cough several times
afterwards, and about he cried as if in dis
tress. His wife Immediately went TO him, but
he had already ceased to breathe.
The SUPPOSED ACcomPLiCE OF BABE, THE
PmArr, ARRESTED. We learn from the Herald
that man, supposed to be William Webster,
the accomplish Of Babe, convicted of the piracy
and murder on board the Sarah Lavinia, " as
arrested in New York, on Saturday. The sus-
picions that he is the man Webster are very
strong. He was committed TO prison to await
the arrlva! Of persons who can identify him
should he be the individual suspected,
Polly BopINE CONVICTED. The Jury, in the
case of Polly Bodine, came into the Circuit
Court, New York, on Saturday afternoon, with
verdict of equity of murder with a recon-
mcndaton to mercy" The prisoner received
the verdict. while seated, with apparent firm
ness, but upon being led out of Court to be con-
Quoted to prison she burst into tears.
FUNERAL OF REV. d. MILNoR. The OBJ
scquics of the Rev. d. Minor, wore Performed
on Friday afternoon at St. Georges Chapel, in
New York. Several hundred clergynen ofalI
denominations were present. The Rev. Mcssrs.
Bedell and Balch read the services, and DR..
Tying delivered an appropriate eulogy on the
deceased.
FIRES IN New York. A FIRE took place in
New York on Saturday morning, about eight
O'Clock, at No. 80 Essex street. The building,
wooden one, was nearly consumed, and some
injury done to the neighborng buildings. On
Sunday, a soap boiling establishment, and seve-
raj frame dwellings in Elizabeth ST., were con-
sumed.
Constructive MILEAGE. The Washington
correspondent of the N. Y. Herald gives list
of the Senators who have drawn money from
the public Treasury under a decision winch
authorized them to receive mileage (both Ways
for their attendance at the Executive session
held after the 4th of March, although not one
Of the whole number had travelled single
mile. According to his statement, 25 Senat tors
have received Ssl,576
A HANDSOME PRESENT. Richard Henry
HeyIand, Esq, of Walton Hall, near Liverpool,
banker, presented to his brother, Christopher
Bullen, ESQ the day before his death, the enor-
nous sum of one million sterling, nearly five
millions Of dollars, supposed to be the ARREST
amount ever given as a present j" ENGLAND.
HE Snow I'LL WcRDER. Samuel Thomas,
who shot ,ienry Glover, at Snow Hell, N. j.,
on tn, S0th OF January last, was convicted of
ID drdef in the second degree, on Wednesday
evening, and was sentenced to be imprisoned
in the penitentlary for Is years
ROYAL income The income Of the Queen
of England is 8 sd, per second Prince Al
bert is allowed lid, per second of time.
EXTRACTING TEETH IN THE MEsMERIc
SLEEP. The Nantucket Inquirer states that
Rev. L. r. Sunderland lately put a woman in
that place into the mesmeic state, and that,
while in that state, DR.. Dillingham; extracted
a tooth which two physicians had examined
and pronounced to be firmly set in her head.
THE CHEESE TRADE. During the year
1914, there arrived at Albany, by way of the
New York canals, 96,674, 500 pounds of cheese,
valued at more than one million and half of
dollars.
DEATHS. The New York papers announce
the death Of another estimable citizen, Jacob
Drake, Esq, an old and esteemed merchant.
The Pittsburg papers announce the death of
Michael Herman, Esq, an enterprising citizen.
MORTALITY. There were 1873 deaths in
Philadelphia last week.
VENERABLE. MIR. Richie, who is about to
assume the duties Of Official editor at Washing
ton, is said to be seventy years old. He has
edited tie Richmond Enquirer 70, fortv.one
years