American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-28

El5 The public are reminded, that the
Notes OF the Western Franklin Savings inst-
tuition vii! be redeemed by DAVID MARTIN, No,
1872 Baltimore street.
O9d FeitowS' Fuaeral. Our fellow-citizens
composing the Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, turned out yesterday afternoon, in great
numbers, to pay the last sad tribute of respect
to deceased brother. They were accompl-
med by an excellent band of music, whose So
Tenn strains added greatly to the solemnity Of
the occasion.
Robbery Of a Sabbath School. 1t was discoy-
cred yesterday morning, in opening the Sabbath
school, attached to the Aisquith st. Presbyte-
rian charch, that the house had been catered
some time in the week, by cutting through the
window shutter, and the library robbed Of about
fifty books.
The ,4rchbishop.. Archbishop Eccleston, who
was so severely injured about len DAYS since by
being thrown from his carriage, Is. we are
pleased to learn from his physician, rapidly re-
covering, and Is now considered entirely out Of
danger.
For The Benefit Of Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. West,
of the Exchange Hotel, handed to the Mayor
on Saturday Sl2, which he had collected in
the Sth ward for the benefit of Mrs Wilson,
the lady who was burnt out few days since in
the Western part of the city. Capt. Costigan,
of the I'd ward handed in So for the same pur-
pose. 1t gives us great pleasure to state that
we have also received at this office SIG for the
same benevolent object.
The PitisJurg Collections. Since our last pub
LEGATION the Mayor acknowledges the receipt
of the following sums: From Hugh Bolton, for
the 9Th ward S3.00-from B. H. Richardson's
18th ward $1,000, making the sum total of col
lections to this date s9,599.l2
Delivered up A man known as Southmayd,
with various aliases, who has been for long
time in jail in this city, has been given up to
the authorities Of New York, as fugitive from
Justice Officer VIM. Stevens, of New York =,
having him in charge, left this city on Satur-
day morning last.
Struck by Lightning. During the storm on
Friday evening last, the dwelling of Mr.. Beale
Ii. Richardson, on Monument ST., near How
ard street, was struck by lightning The fluid
entered a chimney, passed down through four
stories, and out at a window, doing but slight
injury to the house. One chimney was fired
by the fluid, and almost every apartment in the
house filled with suit, dust, and smoke A
nurse, having in charge an infant who was in
All upper apartment, was slightly shocked
MIR. Il. was engaged at the City Council at tho
time; but, returning home soon afteIward found
his family IN great CONSERVATION, as might be
expected, having so miraculously escaped un-
hurt, amid the freaks of so terrible an element
of destruction.
The Republican Hotel This excellent Hotel,
in Thames-st., Fell's Point, has lately under
gone through renovation under the superin-
tendence of the worthy proprietor, Capt. John
Spear 1t has been newly paperod and painted
from garnet to cellar, and otherwise much i'm
proved by change in the construction of some
Hotels in East Baltimore. Capt Spear is an
"old salt' and has all the urbanity, potcness
and kindness Of heart for which the Sons Of the
ocean are so proverbial. 1t is the house at
which the new line of Omnbusses stop.