American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-29

The Baltimore MIX Go. We presume the
public are already we'll aware Of the existence
OF this new establishment, which was organized
for the purpose of supplying the whole city
with milk. The milk is brought from the fer
Tile farms of Baltimore county, and York and
Lancaster counties, n Pa, and is very rich,
and IN every respect, Of quality far superior
to that obtained from COWS in the city and vi
cinjly, Many persons have doubted the facll.-
ty Of bringing milk 50 far and preserving it
pure; but in New YORK it Is done on an extcn-
s've scale, and the experiment in Baltimore
has succeeded beyond the most sanguine expec-
tatlons OF It's projectors The principal depot
10 at the corner of North and Saratoga streets,
where petsons, by leaving their names, may
have the milk delivered at thor residences, in
any section Of the city.
Detention Of the York Cars. The train Of
cars due here yesterday morning, at half past
o'clock, from York, did not arrive until about
| o'clock, 7. NJ. in consequence of the break
ing OF two engines ON the road. The first
engine broke near near the Summit Level, )"
when another engine was obtained, and the
train came down as far as Orders Switch"
about IL miles from Baltimore, when one of
its axles broke, and they were compelled to
take the engine from u burthen tram, which
brought the passenger cars into the city
Neither the cars or passengers we've injured.
Bay Crgt-7he Navigation. We notice that
Pratt and Light street wharves, arc crowded
with an unusual number of small craft, for the
season Of the year. The navigation has con-
tinued open longer than usual, Of which adj
vantage, persons residing on the bay and its
tributaries, have not iailed to avail themselves,
and forward their produce to the Baltimore
market.
U. S. District Court This tribunal has adj
journed over until Monday week, tho IIth
proxlmo Nearly all the admiralty cases have
been Disposed of, and no business of public in
terest is expected to come before it.
No Go. The Propretors Of the old and new
lines of omnlbGses saw proper to raise the price
of fare on Christmas day, to IL l-2 cents, no
doubt, think ing, that as it was holyday, per-
sons would willingly pay the double price with
out grumbng. In this, they were deceived
however, as We noticed that most of the coaches
were empty during the entire day.
Senator Ba1rsg. We regret to learn that
Senator Barrow, of Louisiana, is now lying
dangerously i'll at BarDum's Hotel in this city.
The Weather. Yesterday the atmosphere
WAS mild and pleasant, and the sun shone out
beautifully from to 10 o'clock, when it cloud
ded over, and ram commenced falling, which
continued until the afternoon.
Inquest. An inquest was held yesterday
morning in AmIty street by Coroner Bowman
over the body of Amanda Stevens, aged seven
months. The verdict Of the Jury was that the
chld'S death was caused by its being oyerlaid
by the mother.
Charge of Riot. William Fl Tidngs and
Henry Mcintosh charged with rioting in the
house Of Elisha Cox, (Logan Hall, uu Christ
mas eve, were arrested yesterday and taken
before Justice Shut, who committed them to
Jail for further examination.
Fire Dollars REGARD. A small white French
Poodle dog, great pet in the family, strayed
away from the Fountain Hotel few days since.
He hasa very long body, and answers to the
name Of "CaYy." We have been requested
to say that reward of five dollars will be given
for his return to the Hotel, and no questions
asked.