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

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Will uucXampeI rapdty, and that its conr~'
is onward Those who ridicuicd it for th'
smallnc,s of its numbers a week or two ago
now stand amazed at its rapid increase, an,
tren5.e lest "young America" shall prove toc
,t-ag,or the old parties at the election to-mor'
row. which we consider not at all improbable
Ir. tie result OF ,o-morrow's election however
be what i may, Of one thing our readers may
be assured, viz: that the Native American party
IS certainly destined not only to control the CT.
ty OF Baltimore, but the state and nation
The American spu.t is aroused to the danger
which mcnaces the country; and will never
cease to exert itself until it can be assured that
calls we'll"
EXTENSIVE TnErr-S27, 500 STOLEN. As
Mr. Reuben Rowley, Of Wrantham, Mass, was
coming to New York, on Saturday morning ii
the steamer Massachusetts, from Stonington
he was approached by man who said his
name was Southgate, who began to speak in
admiration Of Mr.. Rowloy's Place, and in con.
versaton produced very fine peach and break
ing it in two presented half to Mr.. Rowley
which he ate. Soon after he felt much nause-
aed and while in that state, the man picked
Mr.. Rowley's pocket Of his pocket book, con-
tanning S21 500 in bills of the Boston and New
York Banks, and on the boat landing dsap-
Pearcd. MIR. Row!ey, on discovering his loss
after the man had left, hastcncd to the office of
the Chief of Police and made his compliant,
but with very little hope Of ever recovering his
money. $1,000 reward is offered for the APP
preheusion and conviction of the thief.
Tue MACKENZIE PAMPHLET. This pamph-
let has created an immense excitement in New
York. Some s 200 or SIS, 900 have already
been realized from the sale Of it, but Macken-
zle is not likely, it appears, to receive a cent of
the money. Mr.. Wm. Taylor, formerly of this
city, but now of \. York, had the original con-
tract for its sale, and on Saturday he and Bur
rcss Sringcr & Co., received d notice from the
Vice Chancellor not to pay over the proceeds
ef the sale Of the book to any one, as Jesse
Hoyt, Esq, out Of whose private papers the
book is made up claimed the whole sum as his
property. In the meantime, Mackenzie has
been hauled up under 4 charge Of not getting
possession ofthe documents in an honest way
Mackenzie is a foreigner, from the British pro-
vjnces, aud was appointed to an Office In the
n. York Custom House over American demo-
Gratis by Mr.. Van Ness.
TRlDvTE TO TIE MEMORY OF G. EN-. JACK
son II A FoRulcN PoRT. Twenty-one minute
guns were fired on the llth of August, by the
United States slip Jamestown, Commodore
Skinner. in obedience to a general order from
the Navy Department, at Porte Grande, on the /
receipt Of the intelligence Of the death of Gen. |
Jackson. Upon hearing the cause of the sa-
lutte, the Governor of the Island Of St. Vim
cent, ordered a salute Of twenty-one guns to
be fired at noon Of the same day, from the port
OF the town OF Porte Grande; ana the Poftu-
gueSe coiofs were holStod at EaIt-mast Tor
week loLo"'ng 'he SaiuIe'
FREyEy's RIOT. PHILADELPHIA was acain
the scene Of Gisrracolal and brutal fre,nen's
nights on saturday night, Ono individual IN
collision between the Weccacoe and Nova
mensing Hose companies, at Fourth and South
streets was shockinrlv iniured in the face with
Il brickbat, Ga Sunday afternoon there were
several rotous demonstrations, but the police
prevented amy outbreak.
Seotors CuApcv OF pyR1rpv. Josonh lack
son, pawnbroker, was arrested on Saturday.
!, Nay yorl; charmed with threo distinct cases
of periury in swcarng down property, owned
bv him at the corner Of Bayard street and the
Bowery, assessed at $4,000, to sS 500. In
swearing down property at the corner Of For
syth aad Grand street, assessed at sc 900, to
&c. 600. Also, in swearing down his property