American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-06

terdav, says the Ohio State Journal OF Tues
dav, the fact that McNulty, in company with
the Sheriff and one of his bail had left for
Wa ,bngton, much against the inclination OF
the former. We learned afterwards, from va
rIous sources, among others the Statesman,
t,at Mac made his escape at Jacktown, and
had not, at last accounts, been heard trom.-
That he received assistance from some OF
his old friends is the general suPposItlon.-
i is certainly singular that this innocent should
have such fears of Washington, while some OF
his friends have asserted that his right to a seat
in Congress, Ia the exclusion Of Mr.. Dclano,
was 50 palpnbIc.
AMERICAN MANuTACTUKEs. We had the
pleasure yesterday Of receiving from Mr. Ely
b Hoyrud, a specimen Of superior Long CIoth
M,t,lins, manufactured to his order. 1t ais beau
tifnl sample of American manufactures, and
well worthy the attention Of those who may be
in want of the article 1t is just introduced in
to thi. market; and we feel confident will have
an extensive sale; as, for fneness oftexture and
beauty ofappearance it can hardly be eXcelled.
Ladies should call at the store of MIR. Hay
ward, No. % North Howard street and exam
inc these goods before making their purchases.
TuE SABBATH The Richmond (Virgnia}
Times Of the end instant, contains an able and
mastorly appeal addressed "'o the friends of
the Christian Sabbath IN the Commonwealth of
Virginia, " in behalf Of the Sabbath, and invi-
ting them to assemble in convention at Rich
mond, on the 18th inst to adopt measures for
promoting better observance of the Lords
day. The call is signed by the following cIer
gymen of various denominations y. B. Jeter,
Jos. c. Stiles, A. Emple, w. Norwood, Thos.
Crowder Leroy Nj. Lee, William s, PIumer,
Rob't Ryland, Eli Ball, L. l.. Magoon, Geo.
Woodbridge Moses d. Hodge Leonidas Ros-
SEN John Johns.
AMERICANS IN PARIS. The Editor of the
Courier d'Etats unis, in his last letter remarks
that he attended ball lately in Paris, at the
house Of Mr.. Green, an American, where he
met Washington Irving, MIR. King, Minister
at the French Court, Judge Kent, (who was
en- route for italy. where he intends to pass the
wntcr,) Mr.. Walsh, ard several other distin-
guished Americans.
Another CONVENTION, We learn from the
Christian Observer, that convention, pre-
urinary to the meeting Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly New SCHOOL, will be
held in Philadelphia in May next, the OBJ
lect Of which will be "to take into consider
alton the interests Of the church, and the
cause Of CHrst as connected with slavery,
and, if possible, devise u remedy for the evil"
A fEMALE TO nE IIUNG. After trial of
three days, in Fulton county, n. Y, a Mrs
Elizabeth Van Nulkenburgh, was convicted of
having, in March last, murdered her husband
by administering arsenic 10 him, and on Mon
day she vas sentenced 10 he executed on the
cath Of January next.
NiyIGATIoN. The navigation of the IIud-
son remains uninterrupted TO within about 10,
miles OF Albany, hut ABOVE that point floating
ice is so thick that il is with the greatest Diff
Guilty STEAMBOATS, make their way through it,
On Thursday IS, 600 bbls. of -four reached n.
York from the river towns
MARYLAND iIIsToRIcAL SOCIETY,". The Sc
cond lecture before the above institution, which
was to have been delivered on Thursday even
ing by the Hon. John p. Kennedy, has been
postponed until Tuesday evening next, when
it will be pronounced in the Unversllist
Church, North Calvert street.
Wisconsin, The Milwaukee Courier is out
for immednte'measures Cor the organization Of
State Government. The editor expresses
the opinion that if the next Territorial Legrsla-
turc take the necessary steps, Wisconsin will
be a sovereign State Of the Union on the 4th
day Of July lS4G.
WRECKS ON THE LAKE. The Buffalo Com
mercinl Advertiser reports the loss of the W..
Joy and J. Wilcox. The former is ashore ten
miles west of Fairport, and the W., with 5000
bushels ofbarley from Sucket's Harbor, struck
the pier at Cleveland and sunk.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. The Bellows Falls,
Vermont, Gazette, states that three children
of Mr.. Wallace were burnt to death at Paper
mill village, during the absence of their mo-
Their.
u. S. SUPREME COURT. William F. Giles,
Esq, of Maryland, James d. Wescott, Jr., E.
C. Cabell, and John A. Rockwell, Esqrs., Of
Florida, and Gaspard Tochman, Esq, of New
York, have been admitted attorneys and coun-
sellers of the u. s. Supreme Court.
THE MAILS. There was no mail South of
2 aleinh LAST nirht There are three or four