The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-18
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL, ls47.

BALTIMORE, NOV. IL, loaI.
Mr. Clay's the Wdr-Hopes ond Fears Of his
Friends The case of Birch-ThsatrieGls, &c.
The speech and resolutions of Mr. Clay continue to
occupy the public mind to great extentthe democrats
protesting to see In them the certain Of their
own party In the next Presidential campaign and the
wings regarding them with hope and fear but standing
aoof until the full report of his speech to hand
They to point out what will be the sober second
thoughtn the people respect to the war; which may
be the case especially II the money crisis which is now
believed, by shrewd be threatening the mercan
tile and monetary interests Of the country should come
The case of Birch, charged with defraudng the Me.
chanics' Bank, will be resumed this morning Yestsr
which was completed last night There is some doubt
Of the guilt of Birch but none of the guilt OF Turner
but the Is situated, that an acquittal Of Birch
will be acquitta OF Turner also as they are indicted
conspiracy to defraud the bank and II one Ii not
guilty Of conspiracy, the other cannot be.
MIR Anderson ppesred last night, as Claude Melnotte,
good but not Overlooking audience This piece has
performed often Of late that Is actually
out He to night as the King Of the Commons
his own management, and Is Of course making money
The Original Ethiopian serenaders giving their
concertsa the Assembly Rooms to rather ind erent
houses. They charge fifty cents admittsnce which will
not answer in Baltimore They would have three times
the number Of vsters at twenty live cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, le47.
Discovery of the Body of Mr.. Kirk6rde--fhe Young
Whigs-Disressi'g Situation Of Lady,Sc.
The remains Of Mr.. Kirkbride, of Norristown who
was missing for several days and 1t supposed had
been murdered have been found In the canal at Con.
shohaker where he doubtless fell in he was walking
along towpath in the dark Saturday evening
The money he known to have in his possession
found in his pockets, undisturbed.
The young wings have town meeting at the Chinese
Museum this evening" and there IL some curiosity to
know whether the tone Of the resolutions adopted will
acc ord with those presented Mr. Clay at Lexington
on saturday last II such brought forward IT'S ar
icpated that the proceedings Of the meeting will not b.
very harmonious, as large portion OF the party asa8e'
with his recently expressed views.
Mrs Mary Louiss Hall, widow lady, who was on hei
way to Pnevle, ~ c., to act rs governess In family
there from Utics n. y, where she had been on visit
to her two children fell In streets on Monday last
in at of epilepsy and has since been so i'll as not to b.
able to speak When taken sick, she dropped purse
containing S75 all the money che had with her. and the
finder has not yet had the conscience to restore It, She
is now at the residence of Mrs Wolfe who benevosnty
volunteered to take charge Of the unfortunate lady
Her situation is still very precarou as she las reapsed
twice, when deemed out OF danger. go
IL IL understood here, that the New YORK Herdld's
special express has reached Pc ersburg with important
news from Mexico but, with the exception Of few
items Of trng import nothing of the intelligence has
ma yet been promulged here.
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