American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-27

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citadel of nrth Burton, Conner, and Chapman,
three Of the best comedians in the country, will
appear in three Of their best and most laughabe
characters Good acting must attract 4 good
house.
The .Hl~emn, presents much attraction, both
in its clever performers and varied pcriorman-
ccs.
Mss Clarendon. This accomplished young
lady will give another dramatic lecture this
evening, at The Saloon or the Assembly Rooms.
Miss G. gave such evidence OF superior reading
on Tuesday evening, as 10 have created in the
minds Of our citizens great anxiety 10 hear
her, and We expect to see the saloon crowded
with an intelligent audience tonight.
Pref .Naginis This gentleman gives Il rhe-
torical and dramat:cal soree, tonight, at the
Saloon Of the Law Buildings. The professor
has met with decided success elsewhere, and
has acquired some marked appreciation already
in this city, and those who attend his lecture
this evening will doubtless be highly gratifed.
Populrr Lectures. The next lecture of the
course IN the English Lutheran Church, I.cxing-
street, viii be delivered this evening, by the
Rev. Henry '. ID. Johns. Subject " Balti-
more as it is, and as il should be-"
Concert Of Sacred Music. A concert Of sacred
music will be held in the Eutaw Methodist +.
Chnrch, this evening. Every arrangement has
been made to render it IN agreeable musical
repast,
TIE MCNULTY DErALCATIoE. The fhia-
delphia Inquirer says: "We have n report that
McNulty, the late Clerk Of the House, has OBJ
tanned satisfactory bail, and has Il week from
Tuesday last to make good his deficiency and
escape the criminal prosecution; and that his
suretics on the $50 900 bond, as Cic,k, have Sc
cured The Slj, 900 which was recently in the
hands Of 4 business firm in n. York to his ac-
count, and viii therefore 5u:iHr OILY to the
tune Of 5000
DArALcir,oN AND SUieiuE. MIR. Forinan,
highly respectable gentleman Of New York,
who for Il long time had been the agent and
collector Of the rents Of the laucway estate,
was on Tuesday last discovered to be Il default
or for nearly 100000 lie immediately after
wards purchased phial oi laudanur, paid a
short visit to his family il Newark, and from
thence proceeded to Elizabctdown, where he
ended his liih by swallowing the poison.
ANo1HER DrrALcATIoH. 4 gentleman
from Albany on Friday Informed the editor of
the Journal Of Commerce, that dctalcation
had just been discovered, Of p35 900, in
in tho first teller (Alr. Loycu,l Of the Com
mercial Bank. lottery tickets wero the cause
Of the mischief
OUrRAGEs IN NV YORK. 4 rape vas
committed on the person OF respectable young
girl, named Mans, in New York, few nights
since, by gang OF desperate Williams, the lead
or of whom, named Alexander Edwards, has
been arrested and fully recognized by bite
which the girl inflicted on one Of his fingers.
\ female named Mary Robertson has been ar
rested Tor throwing oil of vitriol on man
named McMinn.
DEsrRuCrlyE STORM. At Northampton,
Massachusetts, on Thursday and Friday, Janu-
airy 10th and 18th, there was heavy storm of
slcct, by which the branches of the trees be-
came so bnrdenGd 10y the constant accumula-
ton Office, as to suffer great injury. The fruit
trees suffered much, and also the Gins. which
were damaged more than any other trees. On
Friday night the crash OF falling branches
might be heard in every direction.
FIRE. The city Of Rochester was on Tues
day morning the scene Of j destructive fire. 1t
broke out in the grocery store Of w. W Brew
ster & Co., next adjoining pitkin's new block
on Buffalo street. The building and stock were
entirely destroyed, to The loss of hIessrs. b. s.
Co of about $4,000, which is covered by in
surance The totai amount of the damage is
about SI5, 900. The building was owned by
c. l.. Dcnnison & Co.. and was to be rebuilt
next spring.
From NlExrco. By the arrival at N. York
of the brig Crusoc, Captain Chase, whence she
sailed on the 9th inst, we learn that the city of
Tampico had joined the revolt or declaration
against Santa Anna. Affairs are in great con-
fusion, and Capt. c, could gain no distinct or
reliable information respecting the position Of
Santa Anna, or movements in other parts Of
the republic.
Factory BURNED The satinet factory and
gvist mill, in the town of Franklin, Conn. }
known as the Beaver Brook factory, were to-
tally destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon,
together with nearly all the stock and machine
rs. The loss is estimated at $500, partly CO.
yered by Insurance.
COMMISSION ON NATuRALIzATIoN. The II
York Commissioners, appointed by the U. S,
Senate, are Gen. JOHN Lloyd, Chairman of the