American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-09-30

I'd ward-John Z. StaHsbury, Robert Dat
ton, John w. Richardson,
81 ward-Thos !. Warrington, John Slucr
hot, John Bnmharger.
4th ward--Wm, Ii. Boyd, James Sutcr DR.
John kcGnc.
9Th ward-Eienry s. sjanderson, Sam. Childs
Lewis Howell.
9th ward-Adi Pindell, Elias Bishop, jaime
Lewis
7Jh ward-Andrcw Wells, VIM. McKinley
William Lincbergcr.
S,h ward-John W. Wilson, VIM. Grubb
Matthew Shaw.
9th ward-Col. Henry Myers, Geo. Rogers
Charles Soran.
10th ward-T, Parkin Scott, DR.. S. Collins
Joseph Cromwell.
| llth ward-B. II. Richardson, Thomas II
Birkcy George A. HeuIsler.
I2th ward-Valentinc Dushane, VIM. Bart
lett. DR.. f.. J. Chaisty.
18th ward-Jacoo Walter, Philip Muth, Jr.
Robert II. Coleman.
llth ward-Wm. G. Bottomer, Daniel Blk
Ter, Henry Hilbert.
18th ward-WiIliam T. Rice, Elijah Bishop
George G. Addison.
10Th ward Robert y Starr, Michael War
ner, Jr., r, c. Green.
hA Wara-JOhn IlmmonS, EhJah Balley
Charles Reeder.
! 18th ward-Rcuben Aler, Mathew Clark
Felix NJ Curley
: 9Th ward-David Irelan, Charles Foniour
Sr., William II. Hack.
Goth ward--John c. Rau, Henry Tiffany
Michael Gross,
BE careful Of you pocket-books. On Sunday
evening, when the Washington train of cars
arrived at the Pratt street depot, gentleman
made the discovery that his pocket-booIl con-
tanning $500, had been abstracted from his
, pocket He Immediately gave the alarm, and
no person having gotten out of the car, the
doors were closed and on a short search the
book was found lying on the floor of the car
unopened, The thief not liking the idea of
having it found upon him, had dropped it.
Temperance. The cause of temperance in
tins city is still successfully advocated. Among
the many efforts on Sabbath last, in behalf of
its principles, DR.. Elliott, Of New York, deliv-
cred powerful address, at Wesley Chapel
which was listened to with the most profound
attention. This eloquent advocate of the cause
in connection with Christian Kocncr and A,
Childs Esqr's., viii address the public this aE
tcrnoon in hIonumcnt Square, at o'clock.
OHelbna Church Case. The case of Asleger
and others rs. Eib and others, two parties at
tached 10 the Otterbue Church of this city,)
involving a large amount OF property, and
which has been i'll litigation since 1912, has
been brought to closc before the Chancery
Court, the attention Of which it occupied for
several days past. Judge Lcgrand, who pre-
sided, tiIed his opinion yesterday morning, dis
missing the bill of complaint, on the ground
that Court Of Chancely has no jurisdiction in
such case as that presented in the bill; and
that the remedy is at law by the writ Of man
da0us in this State
Baltimore County Court. The case of Mr. Lol-
ferman rs. the City Corporation of Baltimore,
to recover an amount OF money for erecting
wall on Jones' Falls, commenced before this
tribunal some days ago, was still under invesLi
CATION yesterday. 1t involves several impor-
tant principles, a discussion upon which may
be of general interest. David Stewart, Esq. is
counsel for the plaintiff, and B. c. Freshman,
Esq. counsellor for the city.
PLacsS Cf holding the Polls. The polls for the
the l4th ward will be held at Andrew Ncho-
sons, north east corner of Baltimore and Green
streets, and not at the May Pole Tavern, as
we stated yesterday. The lth ward polls will
be held at McNally's, corner Of Centre and st.
Pauls SITS; the l7th, at the corner of Light and
Cross sts.; and the 18th, at Moog's, Southwest
corner of Baltimore and Poppleton sts.
,lSSntited Sophia Maccrackcn, charged with
assaulting Sarah Harper, was arrested yestcr-
day by officer Snyder, and released under Sc
curity by Walton Gray, Esq, to appear at
| Court,
Stealing, Ann Lee, charged with robbing
Francis Devlin, was arrested and taken to the
Middle District watch-house on Sunday night,
and sent up the falls in the morning
DisorderlieS. Frederick G. Skinner, T. B.
I Skinner, a. IL. Kelly and Thos. Burne, charg-
ed with disturbing the public peace by disor-
deily conduct, about one O'Clock on Monday
morning, were taken to the Middle District
watch-house, from whence they were released
by Justice Belt.
A .New and Beautiful Steamboat We exam
ined yesterday, new steamboat, lying on the
south side of the basin, called the "Plantef, -
which has been recently launched and is now
fitting up, for Capt. Weems, to run betwe
this city and the Patuxent river Messrs
Abrams s. Cooper, builders; the machinery by
Mr.. John Waterman; designed by Messrs. c.
L. & G. W. Norris, joiuers; and painted by
Mr.. John Welsh. She is l65 feet on deck;
25 feet beam; and feet hold; has So inch
cylinder, 10 feet stroke, and IS feet Wheel
The various apartments are most admirably ar
ranged. There is ladies saloon, 40 feet by
90, on the first deck, in the lear, finished in a
most elegant style beneath which are the la
dies sleeping apartments, which, for neatness
and comfort, cannot be excelled. The gentle
mems cabin, where every thing is neat and
tasty, is in front. The dining saloon, on the
promenade deck, extending nearly the whole
length of the boat, 90 by 90 feet, is so arrang-
ed as to be warm and comfortable during the
winter, and IN the summer delightfully."- cool
forming beautiful saloon, every way calculat-
ed to render passengers comfortable all seasons
of the year. No pains Appeals to have been
spared, either in regard to beauty, neatness, or
comfort, throughout; and, under the especial
care of Capt. Mason Weems, well known for
his skill in such matters, the travelling public
hayn every nssura nee that nnthinn will be left