American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-03

= meetings upon the Sabbath, aud have upor
! the plan published below, twenty three ap
pointments IN Baltimore and Anne hrunde
counties. The Association embraces all the
= Local Preachers and Exhorlcrs Of this city
whose health and other engagements allow
1 them to participate in these ubors---and the
; extent of their valuable services may he u0T
ed from the fact, lliot their plan when fully
established will supply IN the course OF the
year nearly goo disuuct religious meetings
r The Association has held three meetings, with
the view OF pertccting their arrangements tuI
the new Conference year-R Rev. Isaac 7. Cook
was reelected President, and on Tuesday even.
: ING last the Appointments were announced, as
previously prepared by n committee appointed
ior that purpose, preparatory to which, by re-
quest, the President delivered an address TO the
{ Association, in which he presented The origin
Of Lay Preachers and ErhorierS among The .tIeti-
odists-1he relation as such they sustain to the
thmCh-1hcu obligations 10 The people whOn
They STREET.-THE duties they oCC 10 their tfilstc-
fGborcrS--1he duties they O,ce 10 hcmSctucS.-
, The Association passed vote Of thanks for
the address, and requested IT'S publication; after
which the following plan was read, and as no
doubt it will lie IA matter OF interest, especially
to our country readers, we insert it with
r p!easCSc:
Eikrirsc Landing jog. farrow, VIVA. e, ueul.
Patapsco Meeung House Edward iefnry
Aims House,. II. Lpminon, in charge Tbos Cor-
gins, j. w. Tyard o. q, Iisrb TO supply his place
during his indiSpositon,) Chas. Hollis.
SummcricId Chapel Mex Kennedy, John Alday,
Thomas X Hand, John Gtecu, EharI,s Il. Waters, N.
! r. Hatch.
Evans Meeting Ii1use--AieN. Kennedy, j. Y. Gmct.
Grove Chapel-S. X. Waers, Thomas Coggnls. Addi
findeI.
Carey's Chapel-S X. Waters; one to be supplied
Elhcott's Mi'>--Jos fatrnw; +. Henner.
TayIor's Meeting tiouac-Iohn Bae, Chs. Il. Waters.
GorsuCi's Chapa-~Wr -cy Stevenson, John w
kirkey; one IN he supplied.
I EPSON Chape!-Robrrt ii. PattISun.
powllattan Factory Pind II, John G, Ilnsch.
Forrest School House David Irll. Dani H. Reese
Ridge Chapel-S y. lesby, Robt W. Ia.harn.
Locust GrOve-Samuri SpnklIn Hamilton Norlj4,
James w. w. C"i'rell one 10 he sm2oied,
No"dbury Chapei-John l.. Reese n. Richardson,
CHARLES Tuner, John Green.
Locust Chapel~Dan' NJ Reese, David Bell, Henry
] Bell; one to be- supplied.
/ Grgy's and Thistle FactlIcs-- John l.. Reese
WslSh's Schoo Ii0nsa--Chalcs Turner. Nuthonir
/ T. Hatch.
Timber Ridse-.s. 5 Ilrshy; one ~ be Supplied.
Washington fac.9ry-1houas K, Hand amilron
Norris, Samuel Kramer John Abby
Eitchs Nee Ting lIOusc-JonHIh. Tuner, las More H.
Ashnry Chapet-S SparkI,n, j. '. Giuet
. Sunday School NsitcrE- I'huS BassfDrd. John K
/ Jarboe.
/ Pcniicntiary, male DcparmcnD Daniel McJilton
John F. Hoy, John II. Mas, John H. DaShieU.
Penitenarr, Nema|c DcparIm"nON. Richardson.
. u,
BY request of the Association, the President
viii assist in holding extra meetings a. the fol-
lowing times and places:
Gorsncs Chapel, April 2I EIicrit's Mills, May It.:
Locust Grove, June %: Evans Meeting House Ju.v
.; Locust Chapel, Sept I: Powhauan Factory, SEPT,
u; Epson Chapel Oct. 5; Elkrdge Landing, Oct. 10:
Washington Factory. Nov. 9: Gatch's Meeting InuSe
Nov. 3o Grove Chapel, Dec; Welsh School House.
Jan. d; Symmetrical Chapel Feb IS
/ The Public Schools. We learn that at re-
cent meeting Of the Commissioners of Public
Schools, 4 committee was appointed to take
INTO consideration the "physiCal condition. oi
the public schools: that il, to ascertain wheth-
or system may not he adopted for Il proper
exercise of the scholars, with Il view to the
development Of their physical faculties, during
intermssions of the regular studies as now com
mon to the schools. In reference TO the bcne-
! fits TO be derived from corporal exercises the
truth has been established by experiments in
some Of the best collegiate ana other institu-
tons of this and other countries; and, as atten-
ton to physical as well as mental mpro gement.
is every way worthy Of attention, we are pleas
ed to find that the Commissioners have AIKEN
The matterinto consideration. The public school
system, so successfully commenced, realizes in |
this movement auoti or proof Of Il strong de- !
sire to render them the nurseries OF the moral,
mental, and physical faculties of the rising
generation.
Historical Society," Gallery u Fine hts. We
see that the Maryland Historical Society have |
issued a circular to oar citl2eus, u1on the sub |
ject Of erecting an elfcc, adapted TO the |
&C commodation of the Historical Society,
Gallery of Fine Arts, the Baltimore Library
Company, and a Reading Room. The society .
depends on the contributions and subScr ptions
OF our public spirited citizens, for success in
this noble project, and we trust they may Sue
coed. Tie lot and building is not to exceed in .
cost $4,000, and no contribution to be paid
until the whole amount is secured
Stopped, Supposed 10 be Stolen. Capt COST
gan, OF the Eastern District night watch. took
iIom an individual, few evenings since, a Ia roe
basket, containing fine Cove col jred Shawl
and one Towel wi II the letters az. l.. Nc"
marked on it. The articles are lrt. at the Of
flee of r. A. McAlister, hsq,, for identiica-
ton, as they are supposed 70 he stolen.
Fires. The alarm of d,9 Yesterday about
noon, was caused by the burning Of u chimney
of the Hotel of Dix & Fogg, Light-st. 1t was
put out without much damage The roofoft the
house of Fir. Egerton, in Baltmure-st., near
Exeter, was Oh ire about 5 o'clock but was
extinguis!.ed without the aid of the tiremen.-
1t caught from neighbor's chimney.
County Court. In the case OF the petition
for writ Of nandamus, to dispossess the char
tered trustees Of the First Baptis, Church of
this city of the right of control upon an al
legged assumption Of power, Revcrjv Johnson
Esq, for the petitioners, and VIM. Sch!ey, ESD
for the trustees, occupied yesterday in pleading
before the Court. The argument will be re-
sumod to-day
Breaking things. William Stokclv, charged
with throwing stones at the house OF He:.ry
Wersingcr, and breaking his windows, was ar
rested On Tuesday night by Lieut.. Kennedy,
of the Night Watch, and yesterday morning,
in default of security, committed to Jail by J.