American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ST. Vincent de Paul's Sunday School. The
scholars attached to this school went out to
Gibson's Woods, near the outer depot of the
Susquehanna Rail Road company, yesterday
morning, for their purposed picnic excursion.
The procession of children, accompanied by
their teachers, was very long, and very inter-
esting. They bore with them beautiful ban
ner and several U. S. flags The day was
spent in the pleasant grove, in an agreeable
manner, and all appeared highly delighted with
the excursion. A very appropriate and elo-
quent address was delivered by John Fl. o.
Neale, Esq, and after spending happy day,
all returned to the city, well pleased and with
out any accident to mar the general enjoyment.
Monumental Lyceum. This excellent insitu-
ton is now on the eve of its eighth anniversary,
and is, we are pleased to learn in a more hon-
rshing condition than at any previous period
of its History. Heretofore the Lyceum has
celebrated each return of It's anniversary in or
near the city. This year the celebration will
take place at "Kennard's Landing" on the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, to which place the
Lyceum and It's company will be conveyed by
the steamboat Thomas Jefferson, chartered for
the purpose. Mr.. VIM. A. Connolly has been
appointed to deliver the Anniversary Address,
and Mr.. E. d. Williams to pronounce an ORR
ginal Poem. Both these gentlemen are talented
members of the Society, and will, without
doubt, reflect credit on those whom they have
been chosen to represent.
The Ne,U .atheneun. The American learns
that the contract for the erection of this new
building, at the corner of Saratoga and st.
Paul streets, has been given to Messrs. II. s. ].
Reynolds. These gentlemen have been engage
ed in the erection of seveia ofthe largest build
ings which have been recently put up, and have
acquired high reputation for the faithfulness
Of their work.
The Enrolment. The officers of the various
regiments are busily engaged in making the
regular enrolment of all persons liable to do
militia duty, and we learn, have progressed
thus far, without meeting with any obstacles.
The enrolment will be concluded during the
week, and full returns made Of the available
militia force oil the city, which, we are assured,
will astonish the majority of our citizens.
Case for Court. Francis Bogue the person
charged with shooting young man named
Gordon, in Cross street, Federal Hill, a few
nights since, was further examined yesterday
morning before Justice Showacre. The evil
dence of the shooting is pretty conclusive, and
he was held to bail in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at the September term of the City
Court, to answer the charge.
The Liberty Engine House The building
occupied by the Liberty Fire Co. is, we are
glad to see, undergoing thorough renovation
and repair. New floors are to be laid, and
such improvements will be added as will great
ly beautify it and render it more consistent with
modern style and taste.
A Funeral The Union Lodge of Odd Eel.
lows attended the funeral of their deceased
member, Angelo Atkinson, yesterday morning.
He was ship-carpenter by trade, and a large
number of his fellow-craftsmen followed his
remains to the grave.
Oh, for a House of Refuge! We saw a small
white child yesterday afternoon, at the Police
Office, which had been found in company with
its mother, who lay in state of beastly intox-
cation on the commons, the sport of gang of
thoughtless youths. For the want of some
place of refuge, the officers were compelled to
send both to the Aims House. II needs no
comment.
Assault. John Rutter was arrested yester-
day by officer Krien, charged with assaulting
and beating Joseph w. Walker. Justice Ken.
nard committed him TO jail to appear at court
Charles Colson, colored was also arrested YES
terday by officer Mcdonald, charged with an
assault upon Samuel Hol kins. colored. JUS
tice Letournau held him to bail to appear at
court.
Rio!ing john Smith (black JOHN and Jane
Queen, were taken in custody yesterday by Of
fcer Fleishell, for roting in the street, and
making disturbance. Justice Showacle gave
them passports TO "Sollers' CASTLE" to cool off
From the "Baltimore Patriot"
n3- NOVEL PLEASURE EXCURSION. We d.
rect the attention of readers the advertisement