American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-30

CITY IN IELLlGENCE.
Emory Church, Pennsylvania 9uenue. This
beautiful sacred edi6ce, the dedication of which
we have already noticed, was last Sabbath the
scene of religious services Of a character UNI
usually interesting The Rev. S. A. Roszell
officiated in the morning, the Rev. J. Nj.
Sewell in the afternoon and the Rev. Littleton
Morgan in the evening, During the day the
house was crowded by respectable congrega-
tions who listened with interest, and, doubt
less, with profit to the excellent discourses
which were delivered. We cannot speak too
highly of those efforts of pulpit eloquence.
! Suffice 1t to say that they bore the impress of
the fervid piety and unsurpassed abilities of the
ministers by whom they were pronounced-
Contributions to the amount of more than $500
were taken up. The entire cost of the build
ing, we are informed, is $4,000; the amount
now paid on it is over $4,000; leaving balance
due of less than $4,000, which, we doubt not,
the liberaty of the members will speedily
liqudate. Before the termination of the even
lDg's exercises, the congregation, on motion,
unanimously rendered their thanks to Mr.. Ed
ward Renicker, for his noble and praseworthv
donation Of the lot of ground OH which the
church is erected The vote was taken stand
ing. Too much praise cannot be accorded to
the members of this chulch for the liberality
they have displayed, and the Methodist COM
munity, generally, deserve infinite credit for
the active interest they have manifested in its
behalf.
Baltimore Ship Building. As we have here
tofore stated, the ship builders of our CITY
(whose fame for superior skill and unriyaled
workmanship is proverbiaD have been busly
employed during the past summer, and have
turned out some of the most beautifully
modelled ships, briggs and schooners, that ever
floatcd, while their sailing qualities are ad-
| mitted to be Of superior order. The num-
Der Of vessels built here during the present
year, is So and their tonnage 1872 81. Last
year the number was 3S, and the tonnage
5,454 70. The number this year, as well as
the tonnage, is more than double that of any
year since l940 Messrs. Abrahams & Cooper
have built at their yard | ship, l barque and
briggs; Messrs. J. A. s. L. T. Robb, barque
and schooner; Mr.. w. Skianer, A schooners;
Messrs. G. Goodwin & Co., briggs and
schooner; Messrs. VIM. & G. Gardner, ! brig,
barque and schooner; Messrs. Il. s J. Skin
ner, schooner Messrs. Cottrell s. Brown,
briggs and 8 schooners; MIR. S. Butler, bries,
barque and schooner; Mr., A. Flannigain,
brig | schooner and steamer; Messrs. Sew
mour & Hunt, schooner; Mr.. p Richardson,
brig; Mr.. l.. b. Gully, | schooner; MI j.
II. Abrahams, steamer; Mr.. l.. Busck,
schooner; Messrs. Hunt s. Wagner schooner
MIR. r. d. Lawrence, 9 schooners; Mr.. G.
Jury, schooner AND | sloop; Mr.. J. Skinner,
schooner; Mr.. W. Linthicum, schooner
and sloop; Mr.. l.. Fl. Dunkin, | ship and
schooner; Mr.. w. F. Smith, schooner; MIR. |
+. Wildly, brig; Mr.. A. C. Richardson, l
and J, Richardson, / brig. The |
names of all the enterprisng shpwrightes are
not included in the above, while perhaps the |
number built by those mentioned, may in some |
cases, exceed the figures opposite their names |
We hope that at the opening of spring our
worthy ship-builders may be enabled 10 resume !
their vocation with renewed activity, and that, |
Mt the end of another year, their labors may be |
crowned with still greater success and prospe. !
rity.
Case for Court. Lloyd Parker, charged with
and beating Henrietta Grsom, was
yesterday arrested by officer Wigaut, and taxi
en- before Justice Mcguire, who, in default of
security, committed him to jail so appear at
Court on Saturday next. The parties are
both colored.
Stealing. Nancy Jenous, (colorcd) slave of
Lloyd Rodgers, Esq, was yesterday arrested,
by police officer Fleischall and city bailiF
Gladen, on the charge of robbing the drawer
of DIR. }. w. w. Gordon. The drawer con-
tanned about $500 in money, several valuable
papers and small bundle of keys. The keys
were found upon her person and fully denti-
fled by DR.. Gordon as his property. She was
fully committed for trial by Justice Showacre.
Donation for the Poor. We are informed
that his honor the Mayor yesterday received
five dollars, from an unknown source, to be
applied for the relief of the poor.
Sailed for Rio. The barque Baltimore,
which went ashore on Saturday on the south
side of the Basin, was yesterday gotten off by
aid from the steamer Patapsco. She immedi-
ately hoisted sail and departed for Rio.
Breaking Things. Thomas Riley, CHARGED
with breaking open the house of Mary Rev
nolds and assaulting Waterman Moon while in
the discharge of his duty on Sunday night, was
yesterday morning held to bail to appear at
Court, by Justice Belt.
Disturbing the Peace. Henry Husselbaugh.
for disturbing the peace, was yesterday morn
ing committed to jail by Justice Wright. He
was first arrested and taken to the Western
district watch-house.
The PatapSco Engine House This building
has recently undergone thorough repairing.
new roof has been put on, and the doors and
windows have been reprinted Carpenters are
now engaged in laying new floor on the first
story.
Discharged. Judge Legrand, of the County
Court, gave decision yesterday morning, dis
charging Mr.. n. f. Leaman from custody.
He was subsequently committed on a bail
piece, at the suit of the Messrs. Sangston.