American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-30
CITY INTEIIJGFNCE.

Thomas d. SuIDzcr; Recording Secretary
John w. Peregoy; Corresponding Secretary
A. Donnelly; Treasurer, john +. Cook. AlteI
the election, and the Transaction of some unim'
pOrtaht business the society adjourned in a
body to the house of Mr.. Richard Sherwood
Harrison street, where they sat down to q
sumptuous entertainment, prepared in the
most bountitul manner, by the worthy host
For the want of space, we are prevented from
giving more extended notice Of the supper in
to-day's paper.
Presentation Of Flag. We understand that
handsome fl G will DO presented to the Bati-
more City Guards, this evening, on behalf OF
the ladies' Of our city. The presentation will
take place at their Almory, corner of Hanover
and Lombard streets.
Henry Haag brough! back. This notorious
Gipsey burglar, who escaped from Jail in con-
nexlon with John Thomas, arrived mere Oh Sa-
turddy evening, about halfpast O'Clock, by
the Western train of cars, in custody of officer
John Fox, of the Pittsburgh police We learn
that he was arrested in the suburbs of Pitts
burgh, having in his possession $40 in money, a
pair Of gold scissors, gold pencil, silver watch,
several gold thimbles, and a cloak, nearly ali Of
which is property stolen from the dwelling of
the Hon. John Welhered. Col Berry's son
had arrived at Pittsburgh before officer Fox
left, and fully identified the horse and buggy as
the property OF his father. Thomas had not
been arrested yet, but active pursuit was being
made after him, with a prospect Of success
ilaag shook the warden's hand when he ar
rived at the jail, and was conducted to cell,
where he remains heavily ironed. His knee is
very sore from an injury which ho says he re-
ceiyed in getting over the wall when he es.
/ pannJ He nj, Ib,t l.
ribs in getting over, and had to lay by in hsv
lott for several days; and that Thomas went
! North, and he came down the bed of the Falls.
as was supposed, and stated at the time of their
escape. Mr.. Sellers promptly paid the reward
offered for his arrest, and will take care that
he is safely kept hereafter.
Travel 10 Philadelphia and Washington. The
trips OF the Union line of STEAMBOATS, for PhiIa.
delphla, and the railroad train, which has been
leaving here at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. will
be discontinued on aud after tomorrow. when
the cars will start daily, at O'Clock in the
morning, and at in the evening; returning,
will reach this city between and O'Clock
in the afternoon, and about III at night.
! The Washington railroad has also changed its
schedule for the winter, to go into operation
likewise on and after Tomorrow. The mail
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! the morning, will start at quarter before IL
o'clock at night, and connect with the boat
leaving Washington for the South at an early
hour in the morning. On and after Sunday
next, the morning train Of cars for Washington
will also again resume their trips
Large FUncraL Procession. The funeral of
w. Z, Geurge Col cit, of the Sons ofTemper-
ancc, took place yesterday morning, and his
remaIus were followed to their final resting
place by one of the largest professions that we
kave seen III BtIunlore tor many years The
Grand Temple Of Honor; Good Samaritan d.
vision, No, b, Baltimore Division, No |; ST. |
loan Temple, No /; Maryland Division, No,
q Lafayette DIVISION, No. s, and franklin |
Lodge, l. o. o. F., aud tho Washington Tenn
porance society attended in body. The pro-
cession was accompanied by the excellent band
of the NatonoI Blues.
Grand procession Of Van .fin6urg'S .Mennge-
RE. THIS extensive collection of trained and
wild animals entered the city on Saturday NOR
ming, iii grand procession. The procession |
was headed by large and beautifully con-
structod Roman Chariot, in which were seat
the celebrated Brass Band, belonging to the es-
Enlistment. After marching through the
streets laid down in the programme, they pro-
ceeded to the Roman AmphItheatre, which ca.
pacous building has been leased for their exhi-
btlon. In passing our office the chariot came
to halt for about ten minutes, aud the excel.
lent band favored us with one of their most
delightful airs, for which compliment we desire
10 return our acknow Judgements. They are ex-
peCtcd to open for exhibition ia a few DAYS.
City Court. But small business was done
in the CITY Court on Saturday morning.
Daniel DUugherty, charged with aSsaultng
Ann Dougherty, and Owen Seward, charged
with an assault upon Nathaniel Crutchlev,
we,e both declared not guilty. The Court ad.
journed until next Saturday.
County Court, Nothing of public importance
was transacted before this tribunal on SaLut-
day. The court adjourned until this morning,
when the jury will DO in attendance and the
trial of cases on the city civil docket will be re-
stunned.
u. S. Circuit Court In the case of Grub
and Grub vs.. Stickney & Noyes tho Jury on
Saturday morning rendered a verdict for tho
with 1896 IA damages. The suit was
brought for the sum ofSS 1917 SIS. Johnson for
plaintiffs Schley for defendants. ease
of John w. Symingtoa vs. Hugh. Robson, an
acton to recover $685., the amou0t Of note,
was also concluded the jury rendering yer.
dict for plaintiff, with S797 I6 damages, being
the whole sum claimed, with interest. Schey
for plaintiff; Nelson for defendant. THE
court next took up the case Of Thomas w.
Letson and JOHN Rutter VS.. the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, an action to recover
for the work actually done on the canal, under
the contract entered into with Genl. Mcneil.
The testimony was commenced, when the court
adjourned until this morning. For plaintiffs,
Messrs Johnson, Nelson, Campbell and Norris;
for defendant, MIR. SchIey.
Ecclesiastical. The "Ptesbytefian" of last
week, states that the Rev. WIN. s. Plumer, ID.
d., pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in
Richmond, Virginia, has received and accepted
an invitation to the beautiful new Presby terian