American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-03

County Court. The November term of this
Court commenced yesterday morning; Judges
Archer, Purviance and Legrand, on the bench.
The following is list of the names ofthe gen.
tlemen composing the Grand and Petit Juries:
Grand Jurv-Wm. Matthews, Edw. Rider,
Samuel Hopkins, John Price, Thos. Gorsuch,
Wilkinson Taylor, VIM. Bennett, John Jarvis,
Zacharah Album, mo. MARSHALL, WIN. Upton,
Wilson M. Carey, William Anderson, James
Tucker, James Clarke, Lawson CuddY, Thos.
Curtis, Charles Slack, Herod Shoat Thos. Ely,
l.. Parsons, Levi lliP-ley, Amos A. Harryman.
Petit Jury-Levi B. Finley, N. Fl. Merry
man, Edw'd Hall, Thos. B. Cockey, John M.
McComas, Joshua Kemp, Geo. w. Gill, John
T. Ford, John Miller, John Cockey, William
Chapman, Lewis Lehman, John w. Onion,
Joshua Zimmerman, Peter w. Gibbons, JOS
Shaul, James L. Bevan, Philip ID Bergen, J.
O, Jones, Robert Wright, Daniel Meadway,
Benson Gorsack, John w. Shanklin, Caleb d.
Good win.
The Grand Jury proceeded to their room for
the transaction of business, and the Petit Jury
was discharged until this morning. The Court
was occupied during the day in calling the
docketS, and adjourned until this morning.
Relief for The Sick and Wounded Soldiers. We
learn from the Patriot, that very generous eff.
fort is making in this city, among our patriotic
ladies', to furnish for the sick soldiers in Mexi-
co, such deliCacies and COnserves as would be
most grateful TO them in their afflcton. The
contributions for this purpose are already large,
but would, no doubt DO much increased, if
those who wish to CONT butte were advised how
to send in their contributions. For the inlor-
nation Of such, we may say, that Captain Du-
senbury, the Quarter Master of the u. S. Ar
my, stationed in BaItimo e, will take pleasure
in forwarding to the army all the contributions
that may be made in this city, or elsewhere
Put the good things up in a box, mark II
"Hospita Depot, U. S. Army OF Occupation
in Texas" and send it to Capt, D., corner of
Sharp and Conway streets, and be will take
care that the sick soldiers get it.
.1rriUals al The Port of Baltimore. The fol-
lowing are the arrivals at the port of Baltimore
for the month of October, compiled from the
daily list published in the "Clipper." From
foreign ports, 10 ships, barques, l6 briggs,
schoonels. Coastwlse, barques, Is briggs, IS
schooners. Total, 10 ships, Is barques, 81
briggs, SIS schoonerss. Total foreign arrivals,
SO; coastwise, l03-whnle number lac, of
which l27 were American, s British, Bre-
men, and 3 French. Number of cearances TO
foreign p rts during the same PERIOD Ships 81,
barques S, briggs l6, schrs 8-total so, of which
81 were Americans, British, Bremen, a
French, and Spanish,
Oue,Rowed. The cellar of the house, occu-
pied by Mr. VIM Coath, at the corner Of East
Baltimore aud Eden streets, was so much over
flowed by the heavy rain of yestesday, that the
Suction Engine of the Lafayette Hose Compa-
ny was put IN requisiion to suck it out. We
understand great many cel ars in other parts
OF the city have been inundated in like
Mariner
High Hatfr Jones' Falls was very high
yesterday evening, more water passing down
than has been noticed for several years at this
season. The excessive rains of the PAST few
days have raised all the streams, and proba-
bly, caused considerable damage. A large
quantity Of timber, logs, wood, &c., passed
down the falls late IN the evening, which leads
to the superstition that miIl-dam has been
swept away. In the city no damage that we
have heard of, has been accustomed by the rise
in the streams.