American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Public School Procession. We have no doub
but that this will be a very imposing affair. DR.
John F. Monmonier, will act as Chief Marshal
assisted by Capt. Kcyser, DR.. Spence, William
A. Boyd, David lrelan, and Col. Sanderson.-
: The procession will form on Broadway, thu
right resting on Bank street, and will march a
O'Clock, up Bank street to Caroline, up Car
one to Baltimore, up Baltimore TO Eutaw, up
Eutaw to Monument, down Monument &c
Charles, down Charles to Lexington, down Lex.
ngton to Monument square, where an address
will be delivered. The Eastern division of Fe.
male Schools, comprising the Eastern Female
High School, Nos 2, 8, 5, 7, and 9, will as.
semble on the west side of Caroline street, the
right resting on Baltimore street; and the Yves.
tern division, comprising the Western Female
School, and Nos ! A, 6, s, and 10, will assem-
bic on the West side of Eutaw street, north Of
Baltimore street, to witness and review the pro-
cesson of the Male schools The Female
schools will also sing several pieces, as the pro-
cession passes along. We refer to the publish
ed programme in another column.
Enrolling the Militia 1t will be seen by a
Division order in this m9rnng's paper, that
the immediate enrolment of the Third Divi-
sion of Maryland Militia Will take place. The
time allotted is from the Sd to the 10th of Au-
gust. Proper persons, we understand, will be
employed, and the full requirements of the law
carried out. 1t is very desirable that a COM
plete enrolment should be made, in order that
we may know our full volunteer force, and that
the State may be enabled to draw her full quota
ofarms. Baltimore is able, and we have no
doubt will produce one of the finest bodies of
citizen soldiers in the country.
| Keep the Streets Clear. 1t will be seen by
notice Of the Mayor, that he requests the own
ers of Omnbuses and drivers of vehicles, not TO
pass along Baltimore street between the hours
of and O'Clock this afternoon, in order that
the Public School procession may not be dis
commoded. 1t is also requested that the streets
be not wateIed after O'Clock, P. Nj. We
have no doubt but that the request will be
cheerfully complied with.
Elected. Samuel f. Smith, Esq at a meet
ing of the Chesapeake Rifemen on Monday
evening, was elected Third Lieutenant of the
corps.
Discharged. Geo. Mason, colored, charged
with larceny ofsundry articles of clothing, the
property of Daniel Boston, colored, was farther
examined yesterday, before Justice A. A. Ken
nard, and The evidence not being sufficient, he
was discharged.
a Smash. The ''gin" with which workmen
were engaged in raising large granite blocks,
at the new building on the south side of Balti-
more, west Of Charles street, accidentally fell
yesterday, and knocked down three of the front
pillars, one OF which was broken in the middle,
and the other two ruined. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
RinggoM infantry. We learn that this COM
pany purpose giving an excursion on Thursday
afternoon, August 9th. They have chartered
the steamer Columbia, Capt. Gnyther, and pro-
mise an excellent treat. They are the men to
accomplish what they undertake, and will no
doubt have fine time of it.
Ran .Apay. A horse attached to a draw, ran
off yesterday afternoon from the corner Of Cav
and Saratoga streets, and dashed across Cav
street bridge at a furious rate. The wheel
struck post at the corner of Front street, and
''smashed things" The horse was thrown
down and injured, and the driver was consider
ably hurt
Drowned. A colored man, name unknown.
was accidentally drowned on Monday night
about l O'Clock, by falling overheard from the
foot of Conway street. His body was recover
ed after it had been in the water near an hour.
and taken to the southern district watch house,
where an inquest was held over it by coroner
Hooper. The jury returned verdict of acct
dental drowning.
Gross Neglect. We understand that the dead
body of white man has been lying in the
woods in the rear of the race course at Canton.
for several days past The individual who saw
the body gave the information to gentleman
! living at Canton, who, on searching the woods,
could not discover it.. There is no doubt how
ever, that the body is there, and we trust that
the proper authorities will have a search instl-
tuted immediately. The informant stated that
the body had on linen coat.
Burglary. The dwelling of MIR. William R.
Simmons in Wlk street, was forcibly entered
sometime during Monday night, and robbed of
various articles of clothing to the amount of
$50 The thief entered by the kitchen win
dow.
Mad Dog. A large dog, evidently laborng
under hydropbobia, was killed yesterday morn
ing by some citizens, near the intersection of
Madison and North streets. 1t is not known
whether he had bitten any one.
Emigranis. The brig Apollo arrived here
yesterday, with ninety-eight German emigrants
on board. They hail from Bremen.
Taking the Yell. Miss Kate Pendergast,
daughter of Capt Charles Pendergast, of this
city, took the white veil at the Sacred Heart
Church, attached to the Nunnery in Aisquith
street, on Monday morning She is now
known as "Sister Seraphina."
Target Firing. The German Guards, on
Monday evening, whilst out on parade, pro-
ceeded to the suburbs and fired for medal, at
a target Private Wrauch made the success
full shot.