American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16

and destroyed. The halIstoneS were as large
as pigeons eggs, and retained their size until
the next day.
rRrportcd for the American Republican,
COURT OF APPEALS, w. SHORE.
ASy,polrs, (Md.) June 10, lS45.
No, ;, Nicholls PheIan and Robt. Boguc Us.
Joseph Cros6y-nppca from Baltimore Coun-
~ Courl-was further argued by Nelson for
the appellee, and concluded by r. Johnson for
the appellants.
No. I. George Fitzhugh, Jr. Henry NJ. Fltz-
hugh and others rs. VIM. Mcpherson, ad. d. b.
n. Of Lewis Noth-appeal from Chancery-
was commenced by Wallis for the appellants.
SUDDEN DEArm. We learn from the New
York papers that Mr.. VIM Kemble, j., son Of
VIM. kem5le Esq, aud nephew of James *.
Paulding, gong to Baltimore on Tuesday, was
suddenly attacked with illness just after his ar
rival at the house Of friend, fell from his chair
and died.
If MAY BE So Bonn. A gentleman on
his way from Boston to Vermont, stopped at
tavern where he met an inqulsitive country fell
low, who said to hitn--
"Wherc have you come from, sir, if may
be so bold?"
"Not bold at ALL come from Boston,
"Whcre are You going, if may be 50 bold!'
'l'm going to see the widow NJ.
care you a married man, If may be so
bold?"
81 am widowcr."
care You going to marry the widow NJ, i'll
may be so bold!"
"That's too conioundcd bold"
SPECIAL PRAYER. The old school Presby-
terrain Church throughout the country will, in
obedience to a request made by the late Gene
raj Assembly at CINCINNATI observe Thursday
next, the 10Th inst, as a day Of fasting and
prayer. --
New Dress. The n. York American Re-
publican has recently put on a new dress, and
now looks as handsome as any daily paper we
receive from that city. 1t is edited with ablIi-
ty, and deserves success.
ANOTHER TmuMrn! The American Re-
publicans Of Spring Garden district, Phladel-
phia, carried their ticket on Friday, for Com
missioners, by large majority over democrats
and wings.
FATAL ACCIDENTS. MIR. Jacob Brown, of
Fayctte, Allegheny county, Pa, was killed on
the 9th inst, by the falling Of tree. lie had
Just returned from Missouri, where lie was re-
Gently married. A lad named w. H. Ha-
thorne, was drowned at RoXbury, Mass, on
Wednesday, while bathing.
FIRE IN THE WooDs NEAR BANGOR. The
Bangor Wing, Of Wednesday, states that fires
are raging tremendously in that vicinity The
atmosphere was impregnated with dense clouds
of smoke. Mr.. Joseph Mcclure, OF Glen
burn, was burnt to death, He has left wife
and four children. On Tuesday, the dwelling
house and barn Of Amos Emerson, i'll the north
part of the city, were consumed. A traveller,
in saving furniture, found his clothing entirely
destroyed.
DEBUT OF MIS-. MowArr. the debut of
Mrs. Mowatt, at the Park Theatre, New York,
on Friday evening, as pauline" i'll the Lady
of Lyons, was highly successful. She was
greeted with thunders of applause by crowd
ed audience.
DEDICATED. The new and elegant church
corner of Tenth street and University Place,
New York, built for the Rev. DR., Potts, was
dedicated on Thursday.
FIRE AT New ORLEANS. On the 9th inst,
the store of Vennard & Cooley, commission
merchants, and the office of Deake s. Co., were
consumed and the stock Of goods Of Messsrs.
Gillingham considerably injured.
EXTENSION OF THE TELEGRAPH. 1t is stated
that the Magnetic Telegraph is to be extended
westward from Philadelphia, so as to touch all
the State capitals and large towns that can be
conveniently reached on the route to st LOUIS.
DISTRESSING. Gen. P. Van Zandt, about
80 years of age, was run over by cart in New
York on Friday, and so seriously injured as to
leave his recovery doubtful.
VILLAtNoUs Act. Mr.. Charles Whitson, of
New York, who recently established cheap
line of omnibusses in that city, had thirty hor-
SEES poisoned a few nights ago, seven of which
have since died.
EMIGRATioN. During the month ending the
10th inst, no less than 9,44l emigrants arrived
atNew York from Europe, of which number
Lis had their passages paid.
New HAMPSHIRE. Hon. Jared W. Will
liams formerly member of Congress, has been
nominated as the democratic candidate for Co
vernon.
SNAKES. A piece of common indigo made
into paste with spirits of camphor, and APP
piled to the wound, will neutra'lze the poison
arising from bite from snakes of any kind