American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-26
CITY INTEJJJGENCE.

4 ne hemntfS OF hthSSOtd' we learn ina
the last news received from the "RnggOIt
Committee" renders it highly probable thai
the remains of this gallant officer will be re
ceived in Baltimore by the 10th or 18th of De-
cember, should no unforeseen circumstance in
tervene. tits expected that this will be one o.
the largest military funerals ever had in Balt
more. The display Of Cavalry will be exceed.
irgIy large, companies being expected from
Sharrshurg, HagorstOwn, Frederick, Hartford
and Balllmore counties, Cambridge, Philade.
/ phla, &c, besides those in other counties and
| our own city. Gen. Cadwalader's company
OF Light Artillery, from Philadelphia, will also
:. be present, besides numerous infantry corps from
all parts ofthe State, Philadelphia, New York
and Washington. Major James o. Law, OIL
the 53d, NJ. Volunteer Infantry, will have
charge of all the arrangements aud to whom
companies ale requested to report 1t is pur-
posed to keep the body in the coffin, in the
Rotunda of the Exchange in charge Of a mill
! tary guard Of honor, Sufficient time to permit
the most distant companies, who design par
ticipatluG in the ceremonies, to be present.
We have no doubt that the display will DO most
imposing.
TIL: OHe,bms Church Case. The mandamus
case Of the Otterbins Church, Corner of Com
way and Sharp streets,) was decided on last
Saturday, Judge Legrand delivering the opin-
ion of the Court. The suit was between Ahl-
slayer and others, (new Trustees,) vs.. Etb
and others, (old Trustees,) in reference to
the right Of government and possession oil
| the Church property. The Court decided all
| the trayerses in favor Of Erb and Others, except
one, which gives possession Of the Church TO
Erb and others, (he old Trustees,) again
! Ii, aJy.tI. Al
decision. The Church was opened again for
divine service on Sunday, the first time for a
! long period, when a sermon was preached in
| the morning and evening. The counsel in the
case we're: for AhlsIager and others, Messrs.
Reverdy johnson, VIM. Schley, and Charles
f. Mayer; for Erb and others, Messrs. George
Jonathan Meredith.
yqccident on The SusqushanMa Railroad. A
fatal accident occurred near tho Washington
Factory, on the Baltimore and Susquehanna
Railroad, on Tuesday Afternoon, about half
past 4 o'clock. Mr.. Barney Haughry, the
conductor OF the way train betw cen The city
and Parkton, accidentally fell off, and the cars
passing over him he was horribly INITIATED
He was not missed until the train had proceed
cd some distance, when they returned and
found him on the track. He was taken up
and brought 90 the Bolton Depot, where no
died in a few moments. Mr.. Haughry was
about 40 years OF age, and leaves thee children
to mourn their loss. His remains were con-
veyed to his residence, III st. Mary, near Ma.
olson street, aud an inquest held over them by
Coroner Bowman.
Serious Casually. A carpenter, named John
Smith, who was al work on u new building on
N. Howard street, accidentally slipped and fell
from the scatfolding to the pavement, on Tues
day morning, dreadluly mjurng himself. lie
was conveyed to his residence in Garden near
Madison street, and physicians called IN, but
we learn that he has spoken but once since the
accident, and that no hopes are entertained of
his recovery. He is between 35 and 40 years
of age and has large family.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company In the
notice OF the proceedings before the Circuit
Court in the case of Letson and Rstter vs. tho
Canal Co., it is not to no inferred that it was
submitted to the intelligent jury empanneled
1t was ON point of law dismissed without re-
ference to the jury, who, VIC learn, were of tho
opinion, unanimously, that if the case had been
submitted to them an its merits, their verdict
would have been for the plaintiffs.
SnO,o and Rain. Yesterday was all sorts of
a Gay-raD, wind, sunshine and snow, with u
sprinkle of clouds. Last evening about six
O'Clock it commenced showing in right rood
earnest, but it melted as fast rs it fell, making
the streets quite wet aud disagreeable.
Major Gsa. Scot, This distinguished off.
Ger, accompanied by his aids, arrived in the
city on Tuesday evening from Washington
and proceeded to the North the same evening
in the Philadelphia boat.
Crushed 10 Death. man, named Isaac
Simnls, was killed on Tuesday, by the caving
in Of well on the Hartford Road, about eight
miles out. He was single man, but the only
support Of q widowed mother.
Sale Of Property. Messrs. Cannon, Ben
nett & Co., auctioneers, sold on Tuesday, a
lot OF ground situated on Baltimore, fourth
door west Of South street, Is by SO feet, sub
iect to a ground rend rent offs 80, and Ioase
Of two years, and improved by an old brick
store, for 81, 100, Philip Mettee, purchaser.
Resignation aud appointment. The resigna-
ton OF Capt. r A. McA'lister, as the Magis-
trate for the Elstern District night watch,
WI INCH was rendered to the Mayor on Monday,
was yesterday accepted, and Augustus P.
Shut, Esq, appointed to fill the vac ncy.
Pardoned. Francis Bassach, who was con-
victed Jew days since in the U. S. Circuit
Court, fan assault with dangerous weapon,
upon Cap. Gait, ofthe barque Louisa, receiv-
ed pardon from the President, Yesterday, on
the recommendation of the court. lille was i'm.
mediately discharged from custody.
Charge Of Theft. white woman, who re.
fused to give her name, was arrested yesterday
by officers Fleishell and Chisholm, on the
charge of stealing pair of gum elastic shoes,
the property of Joseph X. Love. She was ta-
ken before Justice Showacre and committed 10
jail for trial
The Military To-day. Several of our mill
tary corps will attend divine service this morn
ing at different churches, invitations having
been received and accepted. They illparads
IN full uniform.