American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-21

MILITARY AND CIV t s.NNIR SiUN hS+4'dtiohh
B'acs, Captain pilrI, have chartered The. safe and
cDn,modlous steamer Columbia for an excursion to
Annapolis this a1smoon The boat WIZ leave the
wharf at the intersection of Light and Pat streets,
at O'Clock, and viii stop at the County wharf going
and returning Good military and cotilIioa music Will
he on board \ .ew tickets have been ef at This Of
tee for sale.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
Bluiu Of Sen. .NcDonaA. The remains Of
this Revolutionary Patriot Merc followed to the
grave yesterday morning by the Military, the
Defenders, and a large body Of citizens. The
solemn procession started abc@t II o'clock,
FROM his late residence, East Pratt-sl., and
marched up Pratt TO Gay, up Gay to BaIti-
more, ont Baltimore TO AiSqu.th, mp AisGuith
to Gay, and out Gay TO the burial ground of
the Second Presbyterian ChGIch, where the
corpse was deposited IN the family vault. The
/ Military were under The command of General
| George H. Steuart, and consisted of the fol-
! loving companies, viz Independent Greys,
Lieut.. Shut; National Blues, Capt. Plckell;
German Yagcrs, Capt. ENerman; Maryland
Cadets, Capt McLaine; Baltimore lnvincibles,
| Capt Anderson; BaItimo.e City Guards, Capt.
I Mlllkin; Mechanical Volunteers. Capt. Wat
/ kins German Guards, Capt. lshmac; lnde.
]
| kane's company of moCnted Artillery. Tbs
| association Of 'Od Defenders brought up tia
rear, and numbered about 80 members. The
hcarse containing th0 body was drawn BY four
milk white horses. Immediately in the rear Of
which, was horse fully caparsoned, with all
the ensgna OF the "pomp and circumstance al
war" After the funeral rites had been per-
formed at the grave-which were solemn and
imposing--the military fred three rounds OF
blank cartridges. Thus has gone down to their
last resting place ON earth, the remains Of one
who has passed through L long and well spent
life esteemed by all who knew him.
Fire. The alarm of fire last night, about &c
o'clock, was caused by the accidental burning
Of some straw and pieces Of lumber, in the
cellar of the China Store of MIR. John
Wondory in South st. near Pratt. by the
prompt arrival Of the iilemen it was soon eX-
tnguishcd with but trifng damage.
Distressing Case. We have been requested
to call the attention Of the benevolent to the
condition of Mrs. Marshall the lady who wa.
burnt ont at the fire in Centre Market Space
a short time since. Mrs. Marshall is a widow
with several small children, and at the time o.
the calamity had her furniture all packed up
preparatory to her removal 10 the Eastern
Shore. Ii will DC remembered that twas all
DESTROYED, and that the lady herself made q
marrow escape from Il horrid dead--hGr face
and neck being badly burned in the effort to es
cape from the burning building. She is truly
a deserving object of charity, and VIC trust that
those who are blessed with an abundance o.
this worlds goods will! not forget her in this
her hour of need Any donations left at the
store of Mr.. Stephen A, Pierce, Centre Market
Space, or at this office, will be thankfully re-
ceved and promptly acknowledged.
Peaches. We have never known more a
hundant supply of this delicious fruit than we
are blessed with this season. Several thousanC
bushels were offered for sale at the Centre mar
ket Yesterday, many of them of the choices
quality. They were selling at various prices
some very good at as low as four cents pei
peck. and none higher than rs cents. Those
who want this fruit now cannot offer the
price as an excuse. We heard an ola frul
dealer say, that he thought there were doubl,
as many rs he ever saw, at one time, in Centre
Market before.
Further Examination ofths Bethel Camp Riot
ers. The individuals arrested a few days since
on the charge of participating in the riot at thu
Bethel Camp, were brought out yesterday for
further examination before Justice Schaehfer.-
The investigation commenced about o'clocl
in the afternoon, and ut I O'clock without con
GLIDING, was adjourned until tomorrow. Tw
of the party were discharged, four fully com
mitted for trial at the approaching term of Bal
timore County Court, and the balance remand
ed for examination tomorrow before the sam
Justice.
, Threatening Life. William Ford, for threa
tening the life of Cecilia Gray, was arreste
Yesterday by officer Myers, and in default c
security committed to jail by Justice Miller
Charles Buck, alias William Waters, (col'd) 70
, threatening the life of Mrs. Lndenberger, wa
arrested by officer Fleishall, and in default G
security committed to Jail by John Showacre
Esq. ,.
; Case for Court. William Myers, charge,
with assaultng and beating Margaret Iamil
ton, was yesterday arrested by officers Duval
and Stayton, and released on security to appea
1 at court by Justice Miller.
: Falling Of Bridge The foot bridge acros
the Falls at Swan-st,, while undergoing re
pairs. on Tuesday afternoon, broke down, pre-
cipitating all hands engaged on it into the wa
, ter. The only injury received was complete
ducking
To Keep the Peace. Mrs, NJ, Egan, charged
with assaulting Mary J. Wilson, was YESTERDAY
released on security 10 keep the peace, by Jus
c tice Brewer. The arrest Yves made by Office
Moore.
= Troops for Tsrqs. The ship Hermann, hav
ing on board Capt. Ringgod's u. S. Flylu&
h-t;Ilarv saiied from, This nort ycsterday morn