American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-28


! place Of amusement was again crowded to eX-
cess last evening. 1t is destined to do q tre-
mendous business. The energetic proprietots,
! Messrs Sands, Lent s. Co, have left nothing
undone to accommodate the public, and give
an entertainment worthy of their great name,
as caterers for the qualification ct liberal
community. Tine corps of Equestrians attach
cd to the company are tho best that has ever
visited our city. The company comprehends
in ono great entertainment, all the varied ex-
erciscs and talent of the arena, the gymnasium
and the menage, embracing the most eautIiu
stud Of ponies, and the most costly and brilliant
equipage to be found in Europe and America
being selected from the most celebrated sta bles
of the old world, during a seven years tour OF
the proprietors. Another change of perform
ance will take place tonight, when several
new leats will be given. Go early and secure
good seats
| Six DAYS LATER FROM MExIcO-DspartWre
Of Santa Anna for Undergraduates on his
,oay 10 Europe. BY an arrival at Philadelphia,
from Havana, Intelligence has been received
from the city of Mexico to the S0th ult., and
from Vera Cruz to the LIST inst. Santa Anna
has marched from tho city of Mexico at the
head of about four thousand men, for the seat
of war. A decree had just been published, re-
ducing the duties on imports fifty per cent,
and suspending the prohibition of certain arti-
cles heretofore considered contrabrand. Com
modorc Sloat arrived at Havana on the 10th
inst, from Monterey OIL the Pacific. He left
in the harbor Of Monterey the U. S. ship Con-
gress, bearing the broad pennant ofCom. Stock
ton. Officers and crew all we'll. Commodore
Soat was to have hoisted his flag on board the
U. S. brig Perry, at Havana, to sail in few days
for Norfolk or Charleston. Gen. Paroles had
arrived at Havana, and was to embark imme-
d.ately for England to recruit his health.
The Army 1t is stated in the Springfield,
(Mass ReT ublican, that Capt. Shriver, who
has been stationed at Troy for several years, as
aid to Gen. Wool on being ordered to join the
army on the Rio Grande, threw up his commits.
sion and has retired to the walks Of private life.
He has, by this course, earned the soubriquet of
Texas Shriver
PorATo Rot. The Hamilton (Canada) Ga
zctte says, that the rot among the potatoes is
universal throughout the province, and before
New Year, there will be scarcely potato to be
found.
A STRANGER A Norwegian sloop-of-war,
Of 20 guns, and SO officers and men, has al
rived at New York, being the first vessel Of
war, of that nation, that has ever visited the
U. States.
GENERAL PAREDEs. On the arrival of this .
functionary at Havana, he was asked if he
would not like to take passage for the United
States. He replied that he would do so, were
it not for the fear he had that the Americans
would shoot him.
FURNACES. In Albany county, Pa. we see
by published list, that the number of furnaces
is 81. In C4mbta county there are ] l..
DISPATCHES TO GEN. TAYLOR. Major
Graham, bearer Of dispatches from Washing
ton to Gen. Tay lor, passed through Mobile Oil
the Goth inst.
DEATHS BY YELLOW FEVER. During the
week ending the 18th inst. there were 80
deaths at New Orleans from yellow fever, %
of which occurred in the Charity Hospital.
lNCoRRECr. The report that the Navy De-
partment had made a contract with Captain
Taylor for the use OF his Inda-rubber camels /
at Tampico, is contradlcted by the Union-no
such contract has been made with him.
CITY INTELLlG
"A Daring Robbery in Baltimore County.
About two weeks ago a valuable Watchdog
was dccoyed from the residence Of Col John