American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-05

Casion quite little stir was seen around one
particular wagon. The cause was ascertained
to be the birth of fine child belonging to the
wife of the owner.
CITY INTELLlG ENCE.
The Remains Of Col. Cross. The body o
this gallant and distinguished officer, who fel
=, the first victim of the Mexican war, slain by
Mexican banditt, near the American encamp.
ment, opposite Matamoras on the Rio Grande
has arrived in Baltimore, and will be removed
to Washington city, for interment, on to NOR.
row afternoon, at A P, NJ. Col. Cross is ma.
tive of Prince Georges county, Md, and wa.
. beloved and esteemed by all who had the plea.
, sure Of his acquaintance Our army, in his
fall, has suffered severe loss, which will moi
soon be replaced. We are pleased to learn that
his body will be escorted from the vessel in
which it arrived, to the cars, by our volunteers,
and we have no doubt but that this manifesto
ton Of respect for the memory of the noble
dead, will be worthy of our citizen soldiers.
g., A meeting of the officers of the volunteer corps
of the city, was held yesterday morning, and
the "Maryland Cadets,n Capt. Poor, and
"Ringgold Infantry" Capt. Cheffelle, were de-
tailed as an escort 10 the remains from the YES
sci to the cars, which are to take them to
/ Washington, to be deposited in their final rest
ing place. Any other companies who may de-
sire to take part in the escort, are requested to
assemble tomorrow afternoon, at 3 P. NJ, in
Exchange Place, where they will be assigned
places in line The officers ofthe u. S Army
and Navy, and the Field, Staff and Company
| officers Of the volunteers and militia, are re-
specially invited TO assemble at the same time
and place. TO join in the escort. .....
County Court. The following cases were
tried in this Court yesterday Edwards
VS.. r. II. Love, an action to recover damages
sustained by the plaintiff, from an assault made
upon him by the defendant. The Jury return
ed a verdict for the plaintiff, with S4S3 DANA
ges. Messrs. Walsh and Ycllott for plaintiff;
Mr.. kilbourne for the defendant. - James
Riley vs. John c. FAIR, claimant of property
attached to Joseph Doves. Non suit for plain
tiff. Mr.. kilbourne fol plaintiff; Mr.. Hinck-
ley for delendant.-John Nicholas and Am
br Sc Nicholas, by o. Horsey, their gu rdian,
vs.. Wm. Boyden; an action to recover the rent
OF certain property since the demise of their
father. Given to the jury with instructions to
bring in sealed verdict this morning. Mr.
Horsoy for plaintiff; MIR. Buchanan for de-
PENDANTS.
Sales Of Real Estate. Messrs. r. Lennon
Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday at the Elk.
change, warehouse on the lower end of Com
merce street, (No 52,) fronting SO feet, and
40 feet deep, with the use of McClure's dock,
in the rear. The purchase money to be con-
Verled into permanent ground rent of 6 per
cent, payable quarterly. Sold for 81 800; A.
A. Williams, Esq, purchaser
MIR. ii. w. Boo, auctoneer, also sold at the
Exchange, Yesterday, a farm situated on the
road from Baltimore to Patapsco Neck, about
three miles from the city, containing 81 Ia
acres of land; improved by a frame dwelling,
barn, stabling, and other out.houses. Sold
for 5 900; Thomas AInest, Esq, purchaser.
Casually, A man, named Kenly TAYLOR,
met with a severe accident while working at
Flanagan & Tremble's shp-yard on Tuesday
morning. By some means or other he slipped
from the staging on which he was at work,
and while in the act of falling struck his wrist
against an adze, causing serious laceraton and
severing the arteries. Surgical aid was pro-
cured, and although he is necessarily disabled
for time, his wound is rapidly recovering.
His Name The colored man who fell into
the dock, at the corner of Light and Barre sts.,
on Monday night, was named John Rodgers,
and not Jones, as published. He was about /
years Of age, and fell overheard whilst ntoxi-
Gated. The inquest was held by coroner Bow
man. ... -
Parade Of The Sharp Shooters. The new, or
rather old company Of Sharp Shooters, Capt. |
Lilly, are expected to make their first parade
under their new organization, this afternoon
They will be escorted by Capt. McA listers
company of Columbian Rffemen. This parade |
it will be remembered was postponed from
Monday on account of the inclemency of tho |
weather.
Thanksgiving We notice by the Catholic !
Magazine for November, that Archbishop Ec- |
cleston, of the Archdiocese of Baltimore, has
addressed circular to the Catholic Clergy of
the State, requesting them to have appropriate
services in their respective Churches, on Thurs.
day, 26th inst, the day selected by the Cover
nor, as day of thanksgiving.
The Wesltrn Mail. The train of cars due
here on Tuesday evening at 6 O'Clock, did not
arrive until o'clock, yesterday morning, in
consequence ofthe distractions on the track,
as mentioned in our paper of yesterday.
u S. Circuit Court. This tribunal was
engaged yesterday in hearing certain law ar
guments. 1t adjourned until this morning.
Fully Committed. Joseph Green, a small
white boy, who was arrested few days since
on the charge of stealing quantity Of dry
goods from the sore of Messrs. Hoops s. Lin
vile, was further examined yesterday, before
Justice Wright, and fully committed for trial.
Elected President. Eli Clagett, Esq, has
been elected President of the Commercial and
Farmers Bank of Baltimore, vice Jacob AL
bert, Esq, resigned. +..'.''