American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-01-01

SamPoell' Inc result OF an old quarrel.
CliI lNrBLLlGENC CE.
The Visiting Firemca. The following named
gGntlomen-Nlessrs. Albert Hughes, q. b.
Enocks, J. Johnson, I. J. Springer, A. Enocks,
Adam Beck, John Marbcckcr, James Huston,
Euoch Enocks, Charles Cloak George Young
and Thomas f. Morcland-a committee from
the Good Will Engine Company of Phiadel-
phia, arrived in this city yesterday afternoon,
about hlll-past O'Clock. They we're recoiv-
ed at the depot by committee from the Ii
berty Fire Co. of this city, and placed in the
"Lldy Jane" omnibus, in which they were
conveyed to Mrs. Russells, Oatc Mrs. Tenn
perly's, Howard-st.,) where they partogk OF 4
collation., prepared for them at the instance of
the Liberty Company. The entertainment
was gotten up III the usual sumptuous style of
that excellent hostess. They bring with them
a splendid silver horn, as present to the Lii
bcrty Fire Co. The presentation will take
place to-day, at noon, in the hall OF the Liber-
ty engine house, after which the committee
will, on invitation OF tie Liberty, partake of
dinner at Mrs. Bgadshaw's U. S. Hotel.
Cases for Court. Julia Peacock, charged
with assaultng and beating Mrs. Chaney, was
arrested yesterday by officer League, and re-
leased on security TO appear at Court by Jus
tice Sweeny Morris Jones and Maria Mince,
charged with assanting and beating Margaret
Mcacham, were placed under security to ap-
pear at Court by Justice Miller.
To Keep the Peace. Margaret Meacham, ior
thc1,cning and abusing Maria Mnce, was
yesterday placed under security to keep the
peace by Justice Miller.
Nan O0e,board. A man, named John Don
ONT in Of =
dock, about 10 O'Clock on Tuesday night, by
wutchman of the Middle District. He was
landed upon terra Grma all right and Gght. 1t
is Supposed that he had put too much water in
his whiskey.
County Court. This Court viii commence
its regular session to-day. Witnesses would
do well to be promptly in attendance.
Robbery. The house of widow lady, in
FGet-st., F. F., was broken open on Tuesday
evening, and robbed Of all the money she had,
amounting to $3.50. The name of the unior-
tuDate loser is Mrs. Curey No clue to the
thief.
Serious accident. An elderly lady named
Jones, was accidentally knocked down by an
oyster cart while crossing at the corner of East
Baltimore and Caroline sts on Monday after
noon, which unfo tunately run over her, frac-
turing both of her legs. DR.. Inloes rendered
her every aid i'll his power. From her adyanc-
ed age, it is feared her injuries will prove fatal.
HERR ALEXANDER, THE GREAT MAGrcIAa We
understand that this distinguished and popular Ne
Cromancer whose pcrormancesin in the Northern cities
have asonishGd and oeighted large and ntcIIigan
audiences, will give few entertainments in this city
in day or two. We don6t not that all who may at.
tend his exhibitions will ne not only infinitely anus
cd, but greatly astOnShed at many of his mysterious
and truly uuaccountabe displays of skill. His exhi-
btiohs in Philadelphia created profound sensation,
and the U s. Gazete in noticing the close Of The Sc
rie: on Saturday evening, says:
tFhe audience was yPty numerous and his eXtraOr-
fnlry ilu ;iOns and mechanical scientific effeC Is
created great aStOnlshnIent, aud, at uhe', mnc d
mnsemen.. The superb Apparatus of Hetr AlcXln-
der enables Lin to pelfDrm his tricks in the most fl
nshed manner and his dexlerIty aud pacts6d skill,
aid him well that the eye Is invariably deceived -
He goes now, to Baltimore, where, we hope, his sue
cess will be great AMI satisiactO y"
The MUSEUM afternoon per ormcHce. This being
New Years day, there will be an afternoon perform
ance in the Salooa, commencing at30.lock, when n
variety Of excellent entertainments will be oHhed.
The evenings performance will commence ns usual,
at u O'Clock. For particulars of both entertainments
see Advertisement