American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-15
CITY INTELLIG ENCR.

shn)Oi hUgSOtuS FHHefdI we understan0
from letters received here, that the remains o
Major Rrnggold will arrive in the city in the
course Of the present week, probably not be-
fore Friday or Saturday, and are expected by
the southern mail route, via Washington.
They will be received ut the Mount Clare De-
pot, West Pratt street, by the Eagle Artillery,
Lieut. Col. Kane, commanding, and Junior
Artillery, Captain Mcdowell, and escorted to
the Rotunda of the Merchants Exchange,
which has been kindly rendered for the pur-
pose. The Rotunda will be suitably shrouded
in mourning by the merchants, on the occa-
sion. The Artillery companies, and the 5th
Cavalry Regiment, Col. Bouldin, are having
suitable cenotaph erected, upon which the
coffin will be deposited, until the day be fixed
for the funeral, which will be announced by
the commanding officer of the escort major
Law in sufficient time to enable companies
from Il distance to arrive here. The corpse
will remain in charge of guard of honor until
the day OF the funeral, which will probably
take place next week, or on Monday week.
The remains of Lieutenant Cochrane, who
fell at Resaca de la Palma, which are in charge
Of the committee will also be placed in charge
of the military and kept under guard, until
an escort OF the York Volunteers shall arrive
to convey them to York for final interment.
Overheard and Ouerboard On last Satur-
day evening, between and O'Clock, per-
son rushed into the store OF Mr.. SpreckeISon,
on Thames street, crying for help-that there
was u man overheard at Jackson's wharf
Two sea.captain who were in the store rush.
ed out with commendable zeal to save the
human beings llIe,and ian down TO the wharf
hut having 'crowded on too much sail ~ and it
being very dark, one of the captains before he
could "brng to-" went "rght in the dock. :"
There were now two men in instead of one,
but by active exertions both were 6shed out,
with no damage save good ducking, although
they came very near being drowned. The
worthy captain took it very cool, satisfied that
he did his duty, if he did orer-step the bounds
his activity carried him to.
Man on Fire On Sunday morning, as
several gentlemen were standing on the corner
of Sharp and Conway streets, they observed
SMOKE gracefully curling from between the
coat and back part of the head of a man who
was passing, putting segar. The "smoker"
was soon aware Of fire being about, also, and
was dreadfully frightened. BY active exer-
tions, and without the aid Of the fire depart
ment, the fire was extingushed; when it was
found that spark from his segar had fallen
into his bosom and had partially burnt his
cravat, shirt and vest off, without inurng his
person. We did not learn whether he was in
sured or not.
Supposed TO be Lost. The following Balti-
more vessels have been missing long time and
are supposed to be lost:-The brig Constitu-
ton, of Baltimore, Lauderman, sailed from
Baltimore in August, for Lagnayra and Porto
Cabello; the brig Nimble, of Baltimore, Shaw,
sailed from New York, Oct. 8, for Baltimore;
tho brig Fulvia, of Baltimore, Owen, sailed
from Baltimore, Aug. 2s, for Bra5os; and the
brig Mary Ann, of Baltimore, Benjamin,
sailed from Baltimore about September 2, for
Jamaica.
Emigrants. The ship Kathleen Jackson,
Capt. Stafford, arrived at this port Yesterday,
in so days from Amsterdam, brought 1872 Ger
man emigrants
Burglary. The dwelling Of tho Rev. Thos.
Atkinson, adjoining st. Peters Church, on
Sharp street, was entered by burglars on last
Friday morning, aud quantity of spoons,
knives, forks, &c., carried off.
Sales at the Exchange. Mr.. John |. Gross,
auctioneer sold on Saturday, at the Exchange,
farm of 10 acres, situate in Talbot Co., Md,
five miles from ST. Michaels, improved by
dwelling and ou-budngs. Purchased by
Mr. Stephenson for S300.-Messrs. w. II.
& E. Soper, auctoneers, also sold at the Ex-
change on Saturday, the following ground
rents, we'll secured: one of S5l, payable an
nualy, for $3.50; one of 500, payable semi-an-
nualy, for Sl,3l2; and one of $50, payable
senl-annually, for $3.50.
Case for Court. Officer Snyder, on Satur-
day, arrested Mrs. Buckley, charged with as
saultiRg Mrs Jones. She was held to bail to
appear at court by Justice Gray.
The Courts. The U. S. District Court,
Judge Heath presiding, and the County qEuity
! Court, Judge Legrand presiding, were IN ses-
/ sion Yesterday, but no business of public IN
! terest was transacted Both adjourned until
this morning.