American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-15

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Swiss Bell Ringers give concert at the Taber-
nacle this week, and then start for Mexico
Miss Clifton is play ing at Pittsburg. The How
ard Athenmum at Boston has been opened, and
among the stock company we notice the names
of Mrs. Chppondale, Clara Fisher, G.. w. ia
mieson and others. Miss Turnbull is at the
Boston Olympic.
FIRE AT BosroN. The basement story of
the new Horticultural Hall, in School St,
Boston, occupied by Mr.. Walker as the Horti-
cultural seed store, was discovered to be on fire
about six o'clock on Sunday morning. The
fire took under the counter, and its cause is I'M
known. The beautiful plants were killed, the
cage birds were sufocatcd, and the stock and
interior of the store were much injured, but the
fire was confined to the lower story.
HEAVY RISE. The Philadelphia Chronicle
states that the heavy fall of rain on Saturday
night and Sunday, together with the continued
rains for some time past have caused great
rise in the waters of the Delaware and Schuyl-
kill. On Monday morning, the Delaware OPP
posite Trenton, was covered with drift wood,
saw logs, &C., and the shores all round COM
petey overlooked. In the Schuylkil, the wa
er, in many places, inundated the tow path of
the Canal. As far as we have been able to
learn, no serious damage has been done.
The Mormon WAR ADJOURNED. A con-
vention Of anti Mormons has been held at Car
thage, at which delegates from nine counties
were present. 1t was unanimously resolved
that the Mormons could not and should not re.
main in Hancock county longer than next
spring, provided that no Just cause Of COM
plant shall be given before that time--if so,
the war is to be renewed forthwith and ''car.
red into Africa" This is plain talk.
EccLEsIAsrscAL. The General Synod Of
the German Reformed Church in the United
States, will commence its annual session at
York, Pa, on tomorrow, when the Synodcal
Sermon will be preached by the Rev. pr. Shat,
of Morcersburg. Important business, and pro
badly discussion Of the doctrine OF "thc Spi.
ritual Real Presence" in the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper, are expected TO occupy the at
tention of the Synod ana to continue its session
a more than ordinary length of time.
Coon News. The Wetumpka (Alabama)
Wing says that during the late religious rev-
walls at Montgomery and Wctumpka, the Hon.
James L. Belscr, eX-member of Congress- the
Hon. Wm. l.. Yancey, Representative Of the
Srd Congressional District, and Sampson w
Harris State Senator for Coosa and Augusta,
were among the number of those who made
profession of religion.
New HorEL IN New York. The Earald
says that Colonel Thorne has commenced ope-
rations for the erection of magnificent hotel
on his property in the burned district, in that
city. 1t will be constructed and managed ell
tircly in the French style
FARMING IN Wisconsin. Buckwheat seems
to be tavorite crop with the Wisconsin far
mers this year. We perceive that acres Of it
have been sown in the southern part efthe terri
tory; the crop is apparently very good one and
is now being harvested. As the last fall crop,
it is profitable feeding to stock, as we'll as for
furnishing families with those delicious cakes
so much admired all the world over.
FIRE AT HAMILTON, C. w. On Monday
evening fire broke out ia the drug store of
Mr. John Winner, the south side of King street,
and which was soon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
three houses adjoining, occupied by Mr.. Brown,
tailor; matchmaker lately opened and Miss
Carnall as millinery store--all of wood
Mr.. Winner was not even able TO save his
books He is Insured for S50O0-about third
of his loss. The buildings belonged to Mr..
Prentiss, of New York.
New ORLEANS SUGAR. We notice that
small quantities Of the new crop of sugar in
Louisiana, are beginning to arrive al n. Or
leans There is no quotation for it yet, how
ever. The molasses, too, had begun to come
to market, and sold at Soc per gal.
Mn. GEO VANDENHoFF. The n. Y. Mir
ror learns, by correspondent, at London, that
Mr.. Geo. Fandenhoff intends returning to this
country, with the intention of becoming citi-
zen of the Republic. He proposes studying
for the bar.
A CHANGE. Fifteen years ago the usual
steamboat fare from Albany to New York ave-
ragged 81 and 49, Last week five steamboats,
left New York in one evening-three of them
the largest and most splendid boats in the
world, and the fare ranged from twelve and
half cents to twenty-five cents.
AGRICULTURAL Works IN Souru AMERICA.
Mr.. Picket, our late Charge at Peru, says that
agricultural works in South America are as
scarce as bibles; and that the only one he ever