The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-11
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrrMoRE, April 9-5. p m.
Reception Of the Nsw York Faemsa- 7ords-iight Pro.
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BALrMoRR, April s-5, D. m.
Reception Of the Nsw York F1smsa- 1ordl-light Pro.
Indictment Of an Editor Ministerial Calls
The reception Of the New York 6emsn last evening" or
rather midnight OF The beautiful spcciacles
In this city for time. They at the
steamboat wharf by the Friendship Company, fully equip
ped, with their splendid engine, each member bearing
torch fambeau, and escorted 10 Exchange Place,
where the whole department Of the city, equipped and
similarly Illuminated, with their apparatus IN Iead
them through the line laid out covering
OF eight miles Notwithstanding the aleness Of the night
the streets hroDged with spectators and the windows
pretty generally occupied by The ladies' At half past l2
they partook OF refreshments the ggant eng house.
and al hapast O'Clock the line dismissed when the
vers proceeded the ngne-honse OF the Friendship
and, after deposng their apparatus, patlook OF sup
iuous entertainment They pamding the streets this
afternoon, accompanied by the Liberty and Friendship and
will partake Of dinner the Maryland House this
ing Mt O'Clock. They fine looking body OF men,
numbering about sixty accompanied by splendid band.
Their hook and ladder carriage and apparn about thirty
feet in length, il quite curiosity In part country
William T. Jeandell, al the editors OF the Blue Hen's
Chicken, paper published at Wilmington Delaware, has
been indicted by the gand jury OF Cecil county in
STATE and will, IL Is said, be demanded by the governor
Maryland for trial His paper has number Of subscribers
Ekton, and recently contained article asserting that
the slaves OF the South would be Unsuitable in rising
their freedom The law under which he Ii
indicted makes il a penirentiary offence,
The Rev. DR.. G. Backus, OF the First Presbyterian
call the Board OF Domestic Missions of the General
Assembly Of Pesbyt Church. but his congregation
soopposed 10 his acceptance OF that he has declined
the call
The Rev Stephen r. H,l Of the First iptis church
this city, has accepted call the North, and Sunday
preached his farewell The pastors OF this city
constantly receiving calls from other cities, which
speaks well Tor their general ability. few weeks sine
the Rev. Mr. Johns, oil Christ church, declined call back
ed by strong prcuniary inducements.
BALTIMORE, April l0-5, p. m.
The Neso York Fuemen-Vsa to Washington. - Guber-
material Nomination. Convention Cal.
houns Statue Cheap Posidge.-Baiiimors and Ohio
Railroad Receipts--The Markets, &c.
Tno New York Hook and Ladder Company will leave
Baltimore early hour tomorrow morning to spend
day with their bre OF Washington city, ing
the sights at the capital Their fine appearance and gen
emaDy department have been the subject general
ment in this city, and bespeak for cordial wei.
come feeling assured that tey will be found we'll worthy
Of the hospitality of yonr citizens They again
Baltimore Tomorrow evening" and, alter partakbg of
entertainment by the New Market, will Friday
mornng Tor Philadelphia, where they will remain unrll
Saturday night
The democratic nomination of candidate for governor
Of Maryland, connected with The certainty OF the election
Of the nominee, whoever he may be- is beginning
tract considerable aud conversation in this city
The Argus this afternoon, contains three communica
tions, of which urges the nomination of COL John s.
Cuttings, whilst the other two favor the nomination Of f.
Louis Love- ESQ., Frederick the claims OF both Of whom
will be strongly backed in this city, whilst James NJ Bu-
chanan, esd, will be represented in the convention by
host OF warm and unrng friends Baltimore county puts
forth Two strong and popular Cuttings and Buchanan,
for the nomination.
n the second "Wednesday II May, four weeks from
day. the question Of constitutional reform will be decided
at the polls by direct Of the people From the fact
however that the approved nine
tenths Of the voters of the STATE the probability is that
very small will be cast, is generally the when
there is but an Insignificant opposition in the field.
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cuted by Powers has been shipped that city, and is daily
expected to arrive. is said to be Of the finest works
Of sculpture extant
town meeting Of our citizens is now being held in the
rotundo the Exchange for its object the reduction
of postage is being addressed by Barnabas
Bates esq who sWgorous in his efforts for the advance
ment OF this desirable object
The report OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
the month of March shows the following have been
the received;
For Passengers. For Freight
Main stem Sl4,27I 10 SSl,7H O3
Washington branch 25,9 53 72 1855 90
S70,2 81 $50, coz 03