American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-22
CITY INTELLlG EN CE

convention assembled last evening III Union
| Hall, pursuant to adjournment, and proceeded
| to nominate five candidates Tor the House OF
| Delegates, which resulted III the choice OF the
! Hon. John P. Kennedy, Joseph Smms, Aora-
ham G. Patterson, William Bayley and J.
! Morrison Harris. Esos. The first four named
gentlemen were chosen OH the first ballot, Mr.,
Kennedy receiving every vote IN the conven-
ton, Mr.. Smms II; Mr.. Patterson 50; Mr.,
Bayley so; and Mr.. Harris, who was chosen on
the second ballot, &C votes.
On motion, the convention then proceeded
TO nominate a candidate for the Mayoralty,
which resulted in the choice Of Aaron X. Lev
ering, Esq. The convention then adjourned.
Grand Lodge Of the United STATES I. o. o. F.
! This body commenced its session at O'Clock
yesterday morning, in the Hall in Gay street
The following is list of the representatives,
MARYLAND. Archer Ropes G.. M, Richard Mar
! ley. Massachusetts,, VIM f, Parmenter, P. G.
M New York, David D. Egan, p. G., R. n.
Baldwin, P. G. Pennsylvania, George S. Nor
ris, P. G., Fl. S. Patterson, P. G. District Of
Columbia, w. w. Moore, P. G. NJ, Joseph
Beardsley, P. G. OHIO, Albert G.. Day, G M,
Alex. T. Glenn, P G.. Kentucky, Geo. w.
Johnson, P. G. Virginia, Robert w. Reid P.
G. S., Mordecai Cook, P. G. Indiana, John
II. Taylor P G. M, Mississippi, F. o.
Wadsworth, P. g. Missouri, Isaac Nj. Veitch,
G.. Secy Connecticut, A. l.. Mutton, P. G.,
Pho Nj. Judson, P. G.. Tennessee, Walter
S, McNary, P. G. S. Texas, j. De Cordova,
d. ID. G.. Sire. South Carolina, r. w. Sey-
mour, P. G., w. G. Desausure, P. G, Ala
bama, d. Solomon, P. G. North Carolina,
Alexander Macrae, P, G. NJ, John Macrae-
alternate. Georgia, Judge CARVER, P. G.
Maine, f. S. G. Nealy, P. G Ezra R. French,
/ P. G. New Hampshire, NJ S. FL, Parker, P.
C., Charles Wells, p. g. Michigan, A. S.
Keog, d. d. G. Sire. Grand Encampments
Maryland, VIM. Bayley, P. G. P. Massa-
Ellison, P. G. P. New York, Joseph D. Stew
Of Columbia, Z. S. Hough, P. c. P. Kentuc.
ky, A. k. Marshall, p, c. P. Connecticut,
John Greenwood, P. II. P South Carolina,
Jas. II. Taylor, P. H. P Maine, VIM. R
Smith, d. D. G.. Sire.
Baltimore City Court. No business was
transacted before this tribunal yesterday morn
ing, in consequence of the Attorney General
being sick, and unable to be present. We are
pleased to see Judge Brice has so far recovered
from his late indispostion as TO be able to be
on the bench. The Petit jury was called and
discharged until this morning at 10 O'Clock. A
SpCCluI pdlICl W uIOlS W II lhS
peals from the decisions of the Assessors, Of the
damages, for the opening of Fayette, from Gay
to Front streets, was called, and also discharged
until this morning at 10 O'Clock, The follow
ing are the gentlemen on this PANEL
Messrs. Robert Hough, james Flemming, |
John /. Gross, John Armstrong, Thomas E.
Illden, Arthur McCourt, John B. Mathiott,
Edwin S. Tarr, John Bryan, Jacob Green,
Geo. Cassard, Hugh J. Morrison, Jno Rodgers, |
Joshua ]. Turner, James Keyser, Samuel Kirk,
Samuel ID. Legrand,, Jehu GoIsuch, David l.,
MaulSby, Charles b. Green, Darius Stansbury,
Samuel McCubbin, John Marriott, and Edw'd |
Natal. After sitting to receive the present.
ments of the Grand Jury, the Court adjourned.
County Court. The case of James Wilson
and others, VS.. James Hooper and others, still
occupies the attention Of this tribunal. The
court ad journed yesterday, without concluding
it.
Appeal Court A very large number of APP
peal cases have been disposed Of before Judge
Purviance, in the equity court room. Persons |
who are interested would do we'll to have their |
witnesses in attendance, as no delay is made for
them, when they happen to be absent.
Ecclesiastical. An ordination was held in
st. Paul's church on Sunday morning, by the
Right Rev. Bishop Nottingham. Three can
ddates were ordained deacons, and four dea
cons were advanced to the priesthood. Morn
ing prayer was read by the Rev. Messrs. d. E.
Lyman, E. J. Stearney and ]. N MeJlton.-
The Rev. E. NJ. Van Deusen, of st. Anne's
Annapolis, presented the candidates for the
deaconate, and the Rev. Thomas Atkinson, of
ST. Peters, those for the priesthood. The Rev.
F. A. Baker, Assistant Minister Of st. Paul's,
and the Rev. Mr.. Clark, Chaplain to the Pa
l. g Al, 1
made priests.
arranged. We learn that the difficulty |
which existed between the Opposition Line of
Barges and the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca.
nal company, in reference 10 the carrying of
freight, has been satisfactorily arranged be-
tween the parties. They arc now carrying
large amount of freight, besides great many
passengers daily, between this city and Phila-
delphia, and deserve, as they will no doubt re.
ceve, liberal encouragement.
| BugIary The dwelling of Mr.. J. G. French,
in South near Lombard street, was entered by
some persons Oh Sunday night, between seven
and nine o'clock, during the absence OF the
family at Church, and $50 in small notes and
coin, was taken out Of drawer and carried off.
An entrance was effected through the cellar,
From The Watch Reports. We find by the
| Middle District Watch report Tor SUNDAY
night, that Dick Reaster and Ann Whiting
ton, both colored, were arrested on the charge
of being accessory to a robbery, and that they
were discharged in the morn ng, the witnesses
not appearing against them. 1t is well known
TO the Police and Watchmen, that Reaster is
one of the most notorious pimps and thieves
that ever went unhung; and it is little singu-
gular that no hold can be got upon him.
False Pretences. Mary Jane Moore, colored,
charged with obtaining goods under false pre-
fences from several persons upon Fell's Point,
was arrested yesterday by officers Mcdonnell
and Ruly, and committed to Jail for further
examination by Justice McAlllster.