American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-28

Methodist E. Church. EuidW Street. we
sometime since noticed that this edi6ce was I'M
detgong thorough renovation inside and out
Passing tie building on Saturday morning, and
seeing the doors open, we stepped in to have
view of the interior, and were struck with the
wonderful improvement manifest in all its ar
engagements. 1t is now ore of the handsomest
churches in the city. The ceiling, walls and
aIcove have been covered by fine satin panel
paper, from the establishment of MIR. William
5. Birch of this city. The papering was done
under the superintendence of Mr.. John Patter-
son and Mr. Benjamin Dennis, and reflects
great credit upon them, for the highly credita-
bic manner in which it has been executed. The
wood work was painted by Mr.. Walter Ball,
and has given great satisfaction to the trustees
of the church. The pillars have been painted
in imitation of marble. The altar and pulpit
presents an exceedingly handsome appearance
the former having been newly carpeted and
cushioned tho asles have also been laid with
rich carpetlng. The exterior of the building,
although not yet fully completed, according to
the design, has been gr, atty improved in APP
pearance. Upon the WHOLE we know of no
church that has a more handsome interior than
sold Eutaw."
1t is not generally known that under the
Pulpit of this Church, are deposited the re-
mains of the venerable Bishops Asbury and
Emory. The former died in Fredericksburg, Va,
in 1916, and his body was brought to this city
and placed in n vault made expressly for the
purpose. The entrance to the vault is from
the yard in the rear of the building. Bishop
Emory who was killed by being thrown from
his carriage on the Reisterstown road, about I
miles from this city, was also placed in the same
vault on the Goth of December, 1885.
RO,cdyism. A regular stone fight came off
yesterday afternoon on the commons adjoining
the Maryland Hospital. The police made
descent upon them, but caught nobody.--A
most disgraceful fight came off about a o'clock,
on Sunday afternoon, on Lombard street bridge,
across Hartford Run, between some twenty
young men. Several were knocked down, and
one lay senseless about ten minutes. When
they were tired offther amusement, they sepa-
rated without being interfered with by any
person, Such scenes are diSgracefu, and the
perpetrators should be held up to public odium;
we regret we could not learn their names.
Accident on the Rail Road An accident &C.
cured on the Philadelphia Rail Road, on Sa-
turday evening, near EIkton, Md, by which
Mr.. John Donaldson, a breaksman on the
train, hence at o'clock, for Philadelphia, will
probably lose his life. He was standing on
the baggage car when hog jumped under
the wheels, throwing the car off, and its whole
weight falling on Mr.. d., bruised and mashed
him so dreadfuly that he is not expected to re-
cover. He was left near Elkton, and every
attention paid him.
Alarm of FIre-Rioling. There were no less
than three false alarms of fire on Saturday
night, -one at half past /; one at half past IL;
and the other at about o'clock. The Gremen
were out in great numbers upon each occasion,
and we regret to say considerable fighting and
roting took place among them. AT the alarm
between IL and l o'clock, fight occurred at
the corner Of Baltimore and South streets, in
which the usual weapons Of Firemen's fracus
were freely used. Officer Mclntire arrested
young man named Francis Dobbin, on the
charge Of being engaged in the row. He was
taken to the Middle district watch house and
released on security to appear at court by Jus
tce Kennard Several other arrests were
made, but no body appearing against them i'll
morning they were discharged.
Shooting Star. A very brilliant star shot
across the heavens from west to east, on Friday
evening, few moments after s o'clock. Dur
ing its transit, there was quite brilliant light,
and as it passed, it left luminous tail resem-
bling that ofa comet. The nucleus was about
the size of six pound cannon ball. 1t was
noticed by large number of persons.
County Court. The case of Corner and Bro
Their, VS.. the Augusta (Ga.) Insurance Compa-
ny, an action to recover the amount of a poll
cy of insurance on a vessel, was concluded on
the jury finding verdict for plain
-, oE ~ Iahneap Nd
Glenn for plaintiffs; Mayer and Stewart for
defendants. The court then took up case
between the same parties, an action to recover
the amount of policy of insurance upon the
cargo Of the above vessel. The same gentle |
men appeared as counsel. 1t was not concud-
ed previous to the adjournment Of the Court.
Incendarism. A small frame house in Mai |
ien lane, Old Town, was desgnedly fred twice
on Friday evening, the first time about O'Clock,
and the other about 10. The fire department
we're out on both occasions, but before their ar
rival the neighbors had succeeded in extn-
gushing the flames. Lucifer matches were
found under the sill of the door.
Discharged. Martin Brown, with several
aliases, who was arrested some weeks since,
charged with the robbery Of boarder at the !
Inn, Of large sum of money, was
discharged on Saturday morning, by the Grand |,
Jury, the prosecutor failing to appear against
him, and residing out Of the State, beyond the
reach of an attachment.
Launch-The "Adelaide".a brig of 1870 tons
burthen, was launched OH Saturday morning
from the yard other builders, Messrs. John 8.
Brown & Co., on the South side of the Basin.
She is beautiful craft, and reflects great cred
it upon her builders.
FINE TEAS. branch of the New York Can ton
Tea Comp my has lately been established in this
city, at ITO Gayst. between Front and Highstreets,
with the view of retailing 6ne green teas in this
market at cheaper rate than be had eswhere.-