American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-12


the Baltimore Volunteers, with those from the
District Of Columbia, mustered into the U. ).
service, in the Battalion commanded by 1t.
Col. VIM. II, Watson, will probably leave
Fort Washington this morning in the u. s.
steamship Massachusetts, for the "seat Of war. y
The following is a list OF the officers and men
attached to the Chesapeake ltiflemen OF Balti-
more, numbering in all, rank and file, 80 men:
CAPTAIN, lanes Boyd; Ist Lieutenant, J. Il. Rud.
dack; 2nd Lieutenant. Robert Hasiett; LIST Ser
geant, G, II. Ehrman End Sergeant, John AXer; 3rd
Sergeant, John Rider; 4th Sergeant, John Alden list
Corporal, o. N. WthcOmb; 2nd Corporal, Lewis Jul
nan; Bird Corporal G.. w. Herring; 4th Corporal, Jo-
seph z. Wagner. PriyateS: Thos. J. Anderson, Jas.
II. Allen, J. L. Allen, Basil Il Brown, Jas. Boyd,
Sam K Barker, Jas. b. Busey, w u coup ana,
John ;. CROUCH, w. II. CraddrOek, Geo. P, DixoH,
James NJ Henrik, Owen Fitzpatrick, John Finley,
Thos. G. Cylap, Henry Clifford, John Gardner, Alex.
Gardner, Jr., II. II. Dillingham;, Goo. q. Green, Jas.
F. Gardner, Lafayette Hands, James HaZeett, John
D. Henry, George A. Herring, John J. Harrison, kich-
ard HaRlen, John Hamilton, ThOS, Hope, Clarence
Jackson, William Kelley, Jacob j. kelsen, Godfrey
Kline, Robert Kane. VIM. Lowell, hichaI Loane,
John hawkins, Wallace F. MaIlnney, LeOnidaS
Mearis, VIM. McNeal, Jas. II. McIHtire, David w.
McKeden, Roger MdhOn, Andrew MeGeer, Edward
MoreIl, Robert Nc Nacklin, VIM Mock, Alfred Peni-
man, John Preston, John P. POsey, Jas II Plummer,
Geo. w. Peauon, SamI .. Robinson, VIM, Robin
SON. VIM. POlesy, Jas. Rusk, Charles X. Stewart,
John b. Smith, Lewis Wolf James Small, Edwin
Search We. A. Scott, John p. Sepeik, Charles
Ssini, Melvin 8. Stone, Edward w, stephenson, Jo-
seph p. Shillman, Geo &c Summers George II. Tho
mas, James Taneyhill, Charles THtulI, DANIEL VI.
TurshiIl, VIM Vernon, Daniel Wells, Jacob Wicker,
Thos |. Wngate, John Woods, Geo White, VIM
Weeks, VIM. Morell, VIM. II. Wood, VIM. Young
"Baltimors's O,on.n This corps, also from
this city, and attached to the same battalion as
above, numbers 81 men, rank and file. The
following is list of their names
Captain, John X. Keny; Linuteaaps, +. b. Sehaef-
fer, Oden Bowie; Sargeants, Z. w. A1quith, VIM.
II. Hickman, G. Oliver Lansdae, Thomas Tyson;
Corporal4 Benjamin Brand, James II. Mansfield,
James TihbIgs, James A, Bsacham; Privates, VIM.
Nj. s. Riley, Charles Pratt, David Johnson, VIM.
McCready, VIM. II. SibGy, John II. Hopkins, John
ming, Leroy Knight, VIM. ;. Hatch John w. Tur-
ner, Joseph y. Richardson, Joseph II. Lix, John A.
Reese, John Allen, Jacob De Comp, James Henry,
Thomas T. StansbHTy, James ii. Merton, George
McNeIly, James Peregoy, jain Maguess George L.
Hugo, Daniel Williams. Charles w. Matchett, BaI
ney Hawkins, John Smith, Henry Fawlbush; Edw.
Myers, Thos. Leyburn, George Healey, George N.
Collins, Henry J. Etting, Lemuel Atkinson, Samuel
LOCkheart Rch'd II. Belt, Eli Kreg, John X Robin
son, George Gordon. John Loughly, John w. Stops,
Henry p Norris, Seth s. Rogers, Z. r Norris, J, :.
Johnson j. w. Sullivan, ID. AzIo, A, b. Calling, w.
Il. Allen, Francis Nj. DObbln, Charles Johnson, An
drew J. Rtue, George Brown, franklin b. Nmock,
VIM. Bannister, VIM. RapIey, Jacob Morris, Lewis
Fuller, Francis BouIanger, Samuel BeastOn, Joseph
ffnAfy, tTdllClS a. lAhUNle john DIIlHgsItJ, JnOs
Boyd, Earnest FrCasel, Jacob Baker, Whence Heu-
srr, Francis Fisher, Chas. Il ILL., Geo. Bowie, John
McGmagell, John Andrew, Lewis Nattan, Thomas
Leyander, Edw J. Begram, Charles Fisher, WIN. G.
Wilson, John Creamer, Joseph Dickson.
A Card of Thanks. We cheerfully give place
in our columns to the following Card received
from Washington;
FoRr "WAsHMGroN, June 18th, 1916.
The troops being ordered to embark to-mor-
row morning, on board the steamer Massachu-
sets, cannot leave the place of my nativity
(good old Baltmore) without expressing my
thanks to ALL who have contributed in behalf
of my command.
The various contributors will pardon me for
not partcuarislng; but to "Mary," whose zeal
was made manifest, her memory will ever
cherish. JAMES E. STEWART,
Coming LIST Co. b. V.
COUNTY Court. The case of the executors
of Nicholas Owen VS.. Emory s. Gait, an ac-
ton to recover $500, for the rent of a quarry,
was concluded yesterday. The jury retired to
their room but had not agreed at the adjourn
ment Of the court.
Serious, gnot Fatal accident On Wednes-
day night, between | and 10 O'Clock, watch
man Felix Hughes, of the Middle district, met
u
prove fatal His ward is in tho vicinity of the
Court House, and while passing along Lexng-
ton street, he was called by one of the jurors,
who was locked up on the case of young Dull,
and note thrown to him. The note fell with
in the iron railing Of the Court House yard, and
Hughes got up on the fence, for the purpose of
getting over TO get it. AS he made spring to
jump from the top of the fence into the yard,
L.. ,N,l- G H..
Of the railing, and preciptated him forward on
his head in the yard, breaking his skull it is
said. He was picked up shortly afterwards
and carried home insensble, and with no hopes
of his surviving. This is the same Waterman
who was stabbed in the head, near Guys cor
ner, last winter, with which offence, William
H. Shaetfer is charged, and for which lie was
to be tried shortly.
Visitors on the 4lh Of July. We learn that the
fine Regiment, commanded by Col. Charles
Carroll, of Howard District, and numbering
seven companies, will probably visit Baltimore
on the approaching 4th of July, to Join in with
our citizens, in the celebration of that day.
We pledge them hearty welcome, if they
should come, from both out citizens and the
military.
Can't .fgrse. The jury in the case Of John
Dull, tried for the murder of John w Lednum,
have not as yet agreed upon verdict. They
have been locked up since Wednesday,
O'Clock, ?. M, and have fine prospect ahead
that of being kept there till the final adjourn
nent of the court, unless they come to deci-
sion.
accident. Two lads, named William Kidd
and Robert Shaw, were amusing themselves
yesterday at the corner of Lombard and Green
streets by firing tiny cannon, when the latter
was wounded in the ankle by the accidental
discharge of the weapon. He was attended by
DIR. Thomas, and is not considered seriously in
jured.
Brushing up. We perceive that persons are
employed in thoroughly white-washing the
Lexington Market House This is most de-
srable piece of work, and we do not think it
mould ayar ba oomnIaiped If If this lind ,f