American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-01

"'o, '0"clly, &C me trustees OF til
town offer reward of 5000 for the recover
OF the property, and the conviction of the rot
bers.
SAckILEGE. The Rev. Mr.. Barnes churcl
IN Philadelphia, was robbed during Thursda
night of all the money in the Sunday Schoc
and Missionary boxes, and also the clothn
made by the members of the Dorcas society 70
the poor.
DEAD. Mr.. Edward Brown, and old ant
much respected merchant of Albany, N. Y.
died in that city on Saturday, at an advanced
aged Geo. R. Shipman, Esq, of New York
and one ofthe firm of Shipman, Ayres s. Co.
died on the same day, Hewa for twenty year
member of the Board of Brokers.
HE NEXT STEAMER. The next news from
England will be by the Britannia, which lef
on the 10th inst, and is due at Boston about
Wednesday next. 1t is expected that Mr.. Nc.
Lane will return in her.
ARMY OFFICERS. Captain Morris and 1t.
Luther, both of whom distinguished themselves
at the battles on the Rio Grande, have arrived
in New York. Lieut., Luther still suffers from
the effects Of the severe wound which he re-
ceived in the action of the 9th of May.
A Hoax. The story of marriage by the
Telegraph, one party being in Boston and the
other In New York, is contradicted. 1t was all
hGtion' Nothing OF the kind took place, and
nothing OF the kind could take place. as the tele-
graph between those cities was not in operation.
THANKSGIVING DAY. The Governor of Mas.
sachusetts has appointed Thursday the 26th Of
November next, to be observed as day of pub
lie thanksgiving in that commonwealth.
New Mission FOR CHINA. Rev. Charles
Adams, of Boston, has been appointed to the
China mission. 1t is said another laborer is to
accompany him.
RELIEF FOR NANTUCKET. The amount al
ready subscribed in Boston, for the relief of the
Nantucket sufferers, is Sls,2O0.
New York attorney, has been held to bail for
cracking the skull of Henry " Vultee, also of
the legal profession.
DEATH OF A MISSIONARY. The Rev. Mr.
Messenger, missionary to Africa, died at
Fishtown in March last.
CRY M oRTALIrY. There 1875 deaths in
Philadelphia last week, of which number 50
were under two years of age; died of consump-
ton -; cholera infantum 8; fevers Is.
DEATH BY Drowning. The Cambridge
Chronicle says that man by the name of Wal
lace was drowned on Sunday week in going
from the Camp Meeting at Beckwith's toI
Church Creek. He fell from the schooner ac-
cidentally, and never rose again.
ILLINOIS. French, the Democratic candidate
ior Governor, has majority of 22,s2l. The
democratic majority in the Senate is II, and
in the House 81.
MIR. WEBSTER The New York correspon-
lent of the North American says:-It is said
hat Mr.. Webster will make his speech re
'iewing the course of the Administration on
he Mexican war, at the public dinner to he
,iyen him in Philadelphia about the first of
October.
THE POPULATION OF CANADA. The ent;re
population of Lower Canada, is $50, 1872. The
lumber of natives Of Canada of French origin !
524,So7; of British origin $780, of the con- /
lncnt of Europe 1929. The number of ma
ives of England is 1879; of the United States
,s46j of Ireland 4s,sos; Of Scotland ls, 1898,