American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-12


woods Of which the visiting companies will
! partake. A large OK, sheep, Sc, have been
| prepared for the occasion. What the other
companies purpose doing we have not learned
The celebration will be worthy of the Balti-
more Military
The Visiting Eremen. The Columbia Hose
Company ofPhadelphia, arrived here last even
ing in an extra train of cars (the same that
brought the troop and were received at the
lower depot, by the Mechanical Fire Company,
whose especial guests they are, and by delega-
tons from the Independent, Washington and
Lafayette companies, each of whom had a
piece ofapparatus along. The visiting compa-
NY numbered thirty-sx men, and had on drab
coats, with blue capes, and fremen hats, maxi
ing most creditable and handsome appear
ance. They brought with them their reel, a
very pretty piece OF apparatus, and which elici-
ted much comment The Mechanical Compa-
ny had the National Blues Band, under Capt
Volandt, who, as usual, enliyened our streets
with their excellent music. After escorting the
visters around the city, they were escorted to
their quarters, at the "Merchant's Hotel, "
s. Charles st, where an excellent collation. had
been prepared by the Mechanical, and Of which
all pOrtook. Our fremen know how to treat
their friends, and the Philadelphians will not
lack for attentions. Invitations will be extend
ed to them by several of our fire companies dur
ing their sojoun.
The Philadelphia Troop. The Second Phia-
delphia Troop Of Horse, under command of
4 Capt. Bennington, arrived in this city last eve
ming by an extra train of cars, and were receiv-
ed at the lower Depot by the Independent
Light Dragons, under Col. Bouldin. They
numbered thirty-fve men, rank and file, were
mounted on fine horses, and made an exceed
ingly fine military appearance. They were
escorted through the principal streets Of the
! city, to their quarters at the Gen. Wayne Inn,
! (Goddard's) corner of Baltimore and Paca sts.,
where collation. was prepared for them, at
the instance of the Light Dragons. The Phi
! ladelphians are in good hands, and will be we'll
| taken care Of
The Laurel Troop. The Laurel Troop, from
Prince Georges County, under command of
Col. Capron, arrived in the city, yesterday af-
ternoon, and quartered at Miller's hotel corner
of German and Paca streets They looked
exceedingly well, and will join in the parade
! to-day
! Washington University. At a meeting ofthe
! Medical Faculty of this university, held on
| Thursday, DIR. II. Willis Bailey resigned the
chair Of Professor Of Anatomy and operative
Surgery There is an old saw about doctors
dsagreeng," which has been exemphfed in
this university of late to a great degree. Re-
slgnatlons and appointments are matters of or
binary occurrence. In the resignation of Dr..
Baxley, the Washington University has lost
one of its most able and talented professors.
! ReprchenSible Conduct We noticed two ON
nibusscs pass our Office last evening, about
O'Clock, at most immoderate gait, the horses
OF both being in gallop, one endeavorng to
pass the other, to the danger of the lives and
limbs of our citizens. Such conduct in our fire.
quented thoroughlares, is not only reprehensi-
BILE, but should be visited with the utmost IL
gor Of the law upon all offenders. Let the po-
lice keep can eye" on them after dark.
assault and Battery. Charles G. Doggy was
arrested yesterday by officer Wiley on the
charge of assaulting and beating Thomas Bra
denhouse. He was released by Justice Letour-
nau on his giving security for his appearance at
court
Arrest Of Supposed Incendiary. A colored
boy named James Denney, was arrested on
| Thursday afternoon, by officers Pamphillion
and Gross, on the charge Of setting fire to the
property in German street. He was taken be-
fore Justice Egeron, who committed him to Jail
for further examination, to take place on
Monday next.
Banaef of Central High School. The Ban
ner of the Central High School can be seen for
few days at the store of Mr. Samson CarIss, in
Baltimore street.
Address before The Old Defenders. We learn
that DR.. Thomas l.. Murphy, has been reques-
ted, and will deliver an address before the Gas
socation'of Defenders of Baltimore in lSl4,nI
to-day at their celebration at McPherson's
House. 1t will no doubt be production wor-
thy of the occasion.
Alarm of FIRE. The alarm of fire about nine
O'Clock on Thursday night, was caused by a
pottery, on West Baltimore street. The dark
ness Of the night is what caused SO great a re-
fletcon in the sky.
U. S. District Court. This tribunal has ad-
journed over from Thursday until next Mon
day.
City aud County Courts. These tribunals
both commence their regular September ses-
sions on Monday morning, Of which all per-
sons interested will take notice.
Fully Committed. Edward Crawsey, whose
arrest we noticed few days since charged
with the robbery Of box containing small
amount of money, from the store of Mr.. John
Smith, South Charles street, was further ex-
amined, and fully committed yesterday for
trial, by Justice Showacre.
THE WEEKLY CLIPPER. The number issued to
doy is beyond question highly interesting one aad
embrace the proceedings of the State Temperance