Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-10-11

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. handful at various public places in the city,
calling the holders Of the Bank of the Union"
notes to the Third Auditors Office to have them
redeemed. This morning, another was posted,
denying that any authority was given to the au-
thors Of that handful to publish any such call
ions Of bankrupt thus menaced, insulted, and
annoyed; nor do the sentiments of the people of
this city approve it,
We notice in the Republic this morning that the
cashier of the "Bank Of the City" has not re-
opened his effce, although the " three or four
days" in which the "city circulation" was to be
redeemed have elapsed long since.
My The Columbia Musical Association offers
very fine programme for the concert at Carusi's
this evening, (their first of the season.) They
have the assistance Of Mrs. Muller, which will
greatly aid in attracting large and fashionable
audience. As to the ability of the instrumental
performers, it is the wish of the association, no
doubt, that the able critics who will fill the saloon
tonight may be the judges.
E6T Biscaccianti has given towards the cree
ton of the National Monument the profits Of one
of her California concerts, amounting to over
$500.
| UNFORTUNATE AccIDENT.-We regret to learn
that an accident of somewhat serious nature
occurred yesterday to our estimable fellow-cih-
zen, Mr.. Hudson Taylor, of the firm of Taylor &
Maury The spouting Of the rear portion of his
house had become damaged or obstructed in some
manner, and to remedy it he went on the roof
during the rain, where he lost his footing and fell
to the ground, a distance of about fifteen feet.
He came down upon his feet, and seriously in
jured his left ANGLE. His other injuries, we are
gratifed to learn, are very slight but it is likely
that weeks will pass before he will be able to
walk again.
D&- James Grandson, better known as Jim
Darkie, was arrested yesterday by officer Handy,
and sent to Jail by Capt. Goddard for stabbing
Thomas Parker with pitchfork. Parker was
stabbed once in the face and twice in the left
breast. Both tie parties are negroes, and the
quarrel was about some colored damsel. Jim
fought hard in Mexico and established his mill
tary reputation by following Capt Boyle through
the whole fight at Monterey; but his services
there can't be plead with much efectin this case.
nay The funeral of the late Sergeant Major
Puizzi took place yesterday afternoon, and was
attended by battalion Of our volunteer compa-
MES and detachment of United States Marines,
with the bands of the Light Infantry and the Ma.
rine Corps-Gen. Henderson having ordered all
the marines and the full band to report for duty
raj train was large, and many persons were there
who have known the deceased from boyhood, and
regret his death as that Of q brother.
D6y- Last night the drug store Of Mr.. Chas.
Stott on the Avenue, near 7th street, was en-
tered by burglars and robbed of the money in
the drawer and some cigars. The scGmps got in
by cutting pane Of glass from the window.
The loss was small, but entirely sufficient to
warn the citizens to look out
p6- The protracted meeting in the street
Baptist Church is still in progress. Six candi-
dates were immersed in the baptistry st the close
Of the services yesterday morning.
B6r We never saw q more mild and pleasant
i October than the present.
The private banking establishments Of this Dis
trict have been the subject Of considerable CON-
ment, since the publication made of the stoppage
Of the Bank Of the Union by its proprietor. The
butchers Of Georgetown on Saturday last issued
q manifesto declaring what notes, and what notes
only, of those issued In the District they will re-
ceive at their stalls. They are the Bank Of Wash
ington, Patriotic Bank, Bank Of the Metropolis,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Bank of Com
merce, Corporations Of Georgetown and Alexan-
dria. Within the last ten days $40 900 Of George.
town Corporation notes have been returned and
redeemed at their Office, and the notes destroyed.
This results principally from the operation Of the
Maryland act Of last session.
During Saturday steady run was made upon
the small banks generally, but they continued to
redeem their promises up TO the usual hour Of
closing; and one Of them, as we learn, 1.-THE Bank
Of the Republic located near the Centre Market
continued to redeem its notes in gold until eight
o'clock in the evening.-Naf. Int
Caution TO the FublioI