American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-03

military companies, lOf spending Lhe I oulIh "
July. Other companies than those named,
may have made arrangements also, but to
what extent we have not been informed
The "Independent Greys," under Major Law,
will leave the city this evening by the steam
boat line for Philadelphia, where they will re-
main until the It'll inst. Their fine band ac-
companies them.-The "Maryland Cadets, "
Capt Poor, will encamp at Wartman's, Sui
phur Springs, about mile and quarter from
the "Relay House." on the Washington Rail
Road They will leave the city this evening,
and will return on Monday afternoon
"Raltimore City Guards" Captain Milliken,
will encamp on DR.. Tyson's place, a short dis
lance from the city on the Susquehanna Rail
Road. They 90 out this afternoon, and re-
turn tomorrow evening.-Th The "Indepen-
dent Blues" Lieut.. Luchessi, commanding,
will encamp in Chases Lot, during the 4th,
out West Madison street, extended. The
"National Blues" under Col. Pickell, will pa
rade through the city, and proceed to "Mount
Clare, (McPhersons,) on the 4th, where they
will dine.-The "Ringgold Infantry" Cap
tain Chiffele, will encamp OH the 4th, on the
ground Of VIM, II. Carpenter, Esq, five miles
from the city on the Frederick Turnpike
Theygo out very early on the morning of the
4th, in full fatigue dress, and will return in the
evening. German YageEs," Captain
Elterman, will Join in the procession on the
4th, and when dismissed, will have dinner in
CAROLS Woods. -The eagle Artlersts, -
under Lieut.. Col. Kane, will join in the pro-
cession of the 4th.--The "lndependent
Light Dragons" under Col. Benzinger, will
Join in the procession, and when dismissed,
will partake ola dinner at the large Hotel,
near the Cattle Scales, on west Baltimore
street.--The "Mechanical Volunteers" I'M
der Major Watkins, and "German Guards"
Capt kerner, will, we learn, join in the civic
procession.
The Celebration Of The Fourth By HE Butchers.
The Butchers of Baltimore are as proverbial
for patriotism as generosity, and as a body are
not surpassed by any class of citizens in taking
the lead in every project having for its OBJ
ject the diffusion of charity or the demonstra-
ton of patriotism; hence, we perceive that thew
have made the most extensive preparations fol
giving eclat to the procession Tomorrow. We
understand they will muster in full strength at
Mount Vernon Place, at o'clock, on horseback,
handsomely ACQUIRED, fom whence, under
their Chief Marshal, J. Maybury Turner, Esq.
and his Assistants and Aids, they will proceed
to take their position in the line ofprocession.-
After the ceremonies Of the day are concluded,
they will proceed in a body to the beautiful
grove near Fairview Inn, on the Baltimore
street road where the Declaration of Indepen-
dence will be read by Charles Myers, Esq, af-
ter which they will partake of fine collation.
and no doubt amidst the general hlarity, give
utterance to many sentiment alike BETTING
the occasion and doing honor 10 their respecta-
bic fraternity. We wish them a day of unin-
terrupted JOY and pleasure.
Handsome Present. We saw Yesterday at
the store of Mr.. James NJ. Haig. nearly oppo-
site our office, beautiful United States Flag,
eight feet long, intended as a present from a
young lady in Saratoga street, TO the "Mary. |
land Guards" Capt George Carr Grundy- I
The flag is of the best silk, and is supported
on staff, surmounted with a golden eagle;
there are also attached scarlet silk cords aud
tassels 1t was manufactured by Mr.. Haig,
and is present that the "Guards" may Justly
feel proud of, coming as it does from such fair
hands. We also saw at the same store a beau
titul banner trimmed by Mr.. Haig in excellent
style. The banner is of rich satin, trimmed
with heavy bullion fringe and tassels. On the
one side, which is scarlet, is Bible resting on
a cushion, opened at the 9th chapter of Luke;
Book, n-on the reverse side, which is white,
uIO TIC "O!hS,- h2ulludl CCiOOl VI llG NPG-
man Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church,
Instituted A. d. Is42." The painting was
done by Mr.. J. J. Higdon, and is most oredi-
table specimen of the arts, Both banner and
flag will be in the procession tomorrow.
.4nother Successful Voyage. The brig "Fran-
ces Amy" Captain Binney, arrived at this
port yesterday morning from Cumana, on the
Spanish Main, where she has been engaged for
NV, bo IL
Company, with diving bell and apparatus, in
obtaining sunken treasure. We are pleased to
learn that they have been very successful, and
bring home upwards of $685. 900 in specie, re-
covered from the wreck of an old Spanish
man-oewar, which was sunk on her return to
the continent of Europe, having on board a
large amount of money. The Frances Amy
made successful voyage to the same place in
the fall of 1915, and obtained then about
Sl7,500, and large quantity of old copper and
metal. This last voyage has consumed upwards
of eight months, and we learn that on the last
day of their operations at the wreck, they OBJ
tanned near $500, but hearing of the war with
Mexico, 1t was deemed prudent to return home
without delay.
! The Monumental Lyce,tm. AT meeting of
the members of this Institution, held on We'd
nesday evening last, the following gentlemen
were elected officers to serve during the ensuing
SIX months w. Johnson, President; Levi Tsch-
meyer Vice President; VIM. Hull. Secretary;
Robert P. BaYly, Treasurer; E. F. Hilton, Ii
brarian; w, A. McWlliams, VIM. S. Drummer,
Allen T. Lewis, and John S. Reese, Curators.
! We take this occasion to remark that this In
stitution was never in a more fourshing cond-
ton than at present, and numbers more active
members than any other of a similar character
in the city.
Discharged Samuel Shivers, alias Michael
Rooney, the person whose arrest we noticed
some time since, on the supposition of having
stolen certain silver spoons found in his posses
sion, was further examined Yesterday before