American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-09
LATER FROM Tile Rlxrp PLATE. A letter

LATER FROM THE RIvER PLATE. A letter |
from respectable source, of which the follow
ing IS an extract, is published in the Journal of
Commerce Of last evening:
.Nonterideo, Sept 10. 1t is with regret, that
we announce to our friends, the return of the
special agent, MIR. Hood, TO Europe, without
having accomplished the object of his mission.
There is little probability that any successful
steps can be taken towards concluding peace
before further instructions are sent from Eu-
rope, and in that case, affairs will remain as
heretofore, untl such are received
We learn that the mission of Mr.. Hood mad
entirely failed, and that he had taken his de-
parture for England.
The blockade Of Buenos Ayros continued,
without any prospect ofpeace.
Letters received in this city, from CONNER
clal agents, state that the difficulties with
Buepos Ayres, will not be settled for the Eext
ixlnoaths."
DpN'r TAKEA NEWSPAPER. In q trial at
Detroit for murder last week, about fifty Jurors
were summoned before panel could be OBJ
tanned for the Trial. Some few had coascicnt-
Gus scruples, many had expressed OPTIONS on
the subject, and one, on being challenged, said
he did not kaoqr whether he had "formed an
opinion or not, bat that he did not take any
rNcpaper." lie was excused Immediately.
The RAIN 1T FREDERICK. The rain of last
week, created quite freshet at Frederick
CAROLS creek, small stream passing through
the town, overhowed, and at the city mill the
water covered the fist floor, doing much dam
age to the grain stored therein. Mr.. Hoffman,
proprietor of the mill, lost about 500, and Mr.
Drummer, the miller, about 4 l50 Tke tan
yard Of Mr.. Bontz was also damaged to the
amount Of $500. The bridge at the Mill alley
was swept down the stream AID lodged at Pat
rick street bridge, which baused the course oG
the water to change and pass over the adjoih-
ing lots, producing great damage to the dwell
lngs or Patrick street. TIE water was said to
be very near as high as the great food some
years ego.
REsULr OF INDUSTRY. The Hon. JOHN
Young, the newly elected Governor of the
Empire State, was in early life thrswn upon
his own resources, his parents being in very
moderate pecunary circumstances. He went
to work, qualified himself for a teacher in
common country school, was subsequently
member of the legislature, then a member of
Congress, and is now the Governor elect Of the
largest and most powerful State in our grea
coniederacy. This is e bright example, wor-
thy of emulation by the poorest young men
the nation.
FORK. The Western mo Expostor sa US
that Upper Mississippi will have a large surplu
ofPork this year, ofthe finest quality, but, I'M
there is nobody to buy it. Some
feyT engagements had been made, for horne
at $2,25 per hundred pounds.
HAvRE-pE-GRAcE BANK. This Bank will
20 into operation about the 18th instant DR. |
William Sappington, Of Hartford county, has
1een chosen President, and Mr.. Alfred J. Aus |
liz, Cashier. The required amount of cash, |
according TO the charter, (lst instalment,) has
'een promptly paid by the stockholders.
A SECOND SARAH. A woman ssuenty years
Y age, residing in Kushkeneng, Wisconsin ter
itory, lately presented her husband with three
hldren, two boys and.a girl They had had
10 children for twenty years previous.
REVERSE OF FORTUNE. man, named John
Henry, recently died in the poor house of Tren-
on township, who once owned one-third Of the
ores upon which Trento now stands!
MIKE WALSH, The View York papers an
lounce that Mike Walsh is lying dangerously
Il, having been attacked with hemorrhage of
he lungs. 1t is supposed he was poisoned.
New JERSEY. The whig majorty on the
opuar vote in this State at the late election,
: 5000, being gain since The Presidents cleo
ion, of 4,579
TRooPs FOR MEXICO. The citizens Of How
I'd District are forming a company of Horse
Artillery, for the purpose of proceeding TO
dexico, on their Gown hook, " we presume.
THE TRIAL AT FREDERICK We stated on
Saturday that DR.. Tyler had teen acquitted of
he charge of assaulting with an attempt to
naim ex- Governor Thomas. S subsequently, the
ther indictment, charging him with an at
empt to poison the ex-Gover nor, was aban-
oned by the State, and a nolIe srosequi enter
d.
APPOINTMENT. James Martin, ESQ.,, has re.
eived the appointment of Post Master, at e.
cotts' Mills, vice John Forrest, Is O., resigned
The Office has been removed to Nr. Mar tins
ouse.
Corn IN THE WEST. Corn can be had in