American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-24
CITY INTEJLIG EECR,

The Visiting Companies The Frederick Hus
: sars, Captain Schley, the Potomac Dragons
, Capt. Harris, and the Ringgold Dragons
Capt. Daub, paradss yesterday in our streets
and made an exceedingly handsome and sol
dier-like appearance. They proceeded Il
= Broadway, where they went through variet
of military evolutions, which evinced grea
skill and proficient drilling. They partook o
a sumptuOus enterta inment last evening a tn,
armory of the Eagle Artlllersts. They vii
leave for their respective homes this morning
and will carry with them the best wishes G
our citizens. The deputatons from the Ma
tional Greys and State Fenclbles, oil PhIadsk
Pha, lett ia the cars yesterday afternoon. The
Annapolis Guards, Col Green, and the Cecil
Greys, and the Independent Light Guards, Of
Wilmington, Delaware, left in the O'Clock
cars yesterday morning. The officers and pri.
Yates OF all the companies expressed the high
est satisfaction with their visit to the Monu.
mental city. Two of the troops which leave
this morning are stopping at Goddard's Genl
= Wayne Inn, and the other at Qunlan's Hand
Tavern.
Donations for the Brass Kelly. We learn
from Maj Griffith that he yesterday received
a letter containing draft in his favor for 1907
from II. G. Butterield, of Charleston, s. c..
dated 18th December, 1916, as the young men
ofCharleston's donation for the relet of the
brave teamster Kelly. Also one from Colonel
King, Of the Charleston Courier, containing
$40, which had been left at his office, for the
same charitable object. The above sums. to-
gether with the Mobile donation oiSs27O. have
! been handed over to Col. Bouldin, who will in
few davs, in connection with Lieut.. Col.
Kane, make over the whole to the old soldier.
In tEitb
state that Mr.. Joseph Files, one of the Bali.
more Volunteers, in Capt. Stewards company,
and who lost his left arm at the storming Of
Monterey, is now at the Eouse of Mr.. Thomas
Austin, Ne. 256 Pitt street, where any dona-
tons for the mutllated soldier would be thank
fully received Mr.. Files was also wounded in
the leg.
The COLLATION. al the Greys' .7rtoru. The
collation. at the armory Of the Independent
Greys, on Tuesday evening, was grand af-
fair The officers of all the visiting compa-
MES were present by invitation, and EXPRESSED
great delight with the manner and style of the
entertainment. In the course of the evening
the deputation from the National Crews, Of
Philadelphia, presented to their entertainers
large and beautifully executed lithographic
portrait of their distinguished commander,
Major Fritz 1t is handsomely framed, and
can be seen at the armory Of this excellent
company.
Look Out for TRisUeS. Our city appears to
be infested again with band of notorious
thieves, no doubt the ones we mentioned as
having come on from the Nsrlh few DAYS
since. On Monday whilst DR.. G. G. Cox was
standing in the crowd in the Exchange, his
pockeI.book containing SEQ, was distracted
frnu Inc nprlsnt str R,Itin,1ro -
was entered on Tuesday whilst the funeral pro-
cession was passing, and whilst the inmates
were standing at tho front Of the door, and $50
taken from Il drawer. The store Of Luther J.
Cox, on Blltimore street, near Trippolett's al
ley, was entered from tho rear about the same
time on Tuesday, whilst the funeral was pass
ing, and about S95 dollars stolen from till
The money consisted of one 500 Batimo
note; one SO and one SIS Virginia notes; one
81 Philadelphia note; one 50 Columbia Bank
and Bridge Company note, and other money
not rec0lleCted Several expert scoundrels are
known to DO III town, among them AN Ike
"Pete, "Swo!l Charley" and "Josh," who
have been "spolted," and if they dou't ''slide"
immediately, will be "shopped" without any
ceremony. Look out.
Large Sale Of Stocks Messrs Cannon, Bon
nett s. Co., auctoncerS, sold yesterday at the
Exchange, the following stocks: 40 shares
Commercial and Farmers Bank Stock, (full
paid, at $50 Id; Townsend Scott, purchaser.
40 shares do. do. do, at S3l "a; 8. liar-
ris, Jr purchaser. IL shares do do do ,
$50 paid, at SIS SIS; J, Cohen, purchaser
= shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stock, at $50 l-2; George Nj. Hutton, pur-
chaser = shares Baltimore and Susque-
hanna r. r. Stock, at So SIS; n. |. Cohen,
purchaser-2 shares Baltimore Fire Insur-
ance Co.'s Stock, at II Ia; VIM Dalrymple,
purchaser 10 shares Union Bank Stock, at
S57 ga; Townse d Scott, purchaser,-3
shares Bank of Baltimore Stock, at SS2; J. p
Mccormack, purchaser.-34 shares Me-
chanics Bank Stock, at SIS; George Nj. Hut
ton, purchaser 80 shares BALTIC. and Ohio
Railroad Stock, at $50 "a; Marcus Dennison,
purchaser 50 shares American Mutual In:
surance Co.'S Stock, at SOS; same purchaser.
And $500 Baltimore City Skies, at sos l-2.
Accident. A gentleman named Miller, a
member of Capt. Schley's corps of Frederick
| Hussars, came near meeting with serious ac-
c. dent yesterday morning while riding with his
company down Baltimore street. At the in
| tersectOn of Gay street, his horse fell, and
rolling over, one of Mr.. Miller's legs was
caught under him, causing for the time great
pain. He was taken into the dressing saloon
of Mr.. Lee, where, on examination, he was
found to be but slightly injured. DR.. S. H..
Schley, the Surgeon of the troop, was prompt
ly in attendance, and rendered him every as
slstance.
Sons Of Temperance. A new division of the
Sons of Temperance, called the Triumphant
! Division, No. IS, was organized at the Avalon
Iron Works, six miles from the city last Tues
day evening, by G. w. P. james Young, as
sisted by several members of the Grand Divi-
, non of Md. This now body is composed Of
the operatives Of the Avalon and Elkridgs fur
naces, Mr. F. B. Norris was elected W. P,
and Mr. 7. Newton, w. A.
r. S. District Court This tribunal was
engaged, Yesterday, with admiralty cases ofno