The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05
BY THE M Alle.

BALTIMORE, Sept a. l6ao.
Military PreparGtions-7ne " Boa Gams"-.army Sup.
pies - The .4ierandri Retroeession = Triumph Of
Young Demoerasy--.arrsn of BURGERS, sc &c.
The approaching anniversary of the battle Of North
Point will be celebrated this city by of the great
military displays witnessed here for number OF
years. number of companies from the country round
propose to visit the city, and Capt Barrngtons cavalry
troop from Philadelphia will be present
The "boxg game" gentry, from New York, are driving
thriving business in this vicinity The captain Of
Pennsylvania canal boat stopped yesterday in the
lower part Of the city, by Hooking young man.
and asked if he could take dozen barrels of freight On
being answered in the affirmative. they started of toge
ther to settle the business On their wsy to the wharf
third party with small box in his hand stopped them
10 inquire where the French Museum was stating that
he had great curiosity, which he desired to deposit
there. The box then exhibited, and the freghting
friend Of the captain borrowed SIS Of the latter bet
the fact OF piece Of paper being in the box which OF
course he lost and then started of in hurry to obtain
the money to refund but has not since been heard Of
The brig Planet is loading at this port for Brazos
Santiago with wagons oats and provisions for the
The city and county Of Alexandria, d. c., have il
seems fully retroceded themselves to the State of vir
GINA At the close of the polls understand the vote
stood TAO favor agansta clear majority Of $40.
All white male residents Of the county were entitled to
vote, and among the retrocesson vote to be found all
vote is composed entirely OF property holders and il
believed the $50 stronger in this view Of the ques
defeated party are Of course terrible passion rela
tive to the result and learn that meeting will be
medatey held for the purpose Of raising to test
the Of the act before the Supreme Court
of the United MIR Webster Is spoken Of their ad
stitutonal end that there doubt but that the su-
preme Court would quash all the proceedings had in the
case.
The number Of arrivals in this city daily from the
South and West becoming immense, and the
hotels rapidly filling up At the City Hotel ysster
day the number Of new arrivals exceeded hundred
and fifty and similar proportion is visible ell the
other establishments. As a consequence, the prospects
Of merchants Frightening, and the fall has
commenced with earnest Of Q full and pro sperous
season.
Tho democratic Convention convened again last night
for the selection Of candidates for the legislature. Mr.
Fink having declined being candidate for reelection
nomination On the fourth ballot Jeshua Vansant Esq.
received the nomination. which may be consde red
triumph Of the young democracy Mr.. Vansant 10 one
of the most popular In the city, and will rally his
party with double the unanmy that either Of the other
candidates could have done. The odice.holders had
done all they could to pack convention but young
democracy ,triumphed over them, as well as the Old
Hunkers.
On Tuesday morning our police succeeded In feretng
the successful gangs OF burglars that have
been arrested in this city Tor some time The pare. are
line Bretschward who ali living in house the
outskirts the city. The stolen goods recovered from
this grand depot Of considerable value comprising
almost every variety Of articles, and being sufficient in
bulk fill three furniture carriages. Tho goods
all conveyed TO the ONCE Of Justice Manning, where
variety OF them were recognized by eight
persons whose houses have recently been
entered The parties are Germans and supposed
have belonged 10 gang Of gpses in their country
The arrests made by old Hays" Of the independ
ont pslics, with officer Snyder.