Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-12
THREE CENTS,


ARRIVAL oPTHE STEAMSHIP WoRoEsrER-Th YES
sell OF the Baltimore and Liverpool ne arrived last
| evening fifteen d. from LivcrpooIvia Queenstown
WIN nine large mail pouches a valuable cargo and
Two hundred and thirty cabin and steerage passen-
gers. VA Ihursday' the weather being hazy and the
| buoy gone from Winter Quarters ShoaI off Cbingo-
league. the ship touched on the sboaI bnt was GOTTEN
oil with the steamer Rapdan, Of the New York and
| Norfolk line. Every procaution was used. and no
biame Is attached to the officers The followinpisa
| list OF the cabin passengers:-C. f. HUdebrand and
| lady, Joshua Horner, Miss Mary j. Horner RaIti-
more Henry Love, and lady. and four children. Ga.
! James HaSseiwood' Mary DonneIy. Birmingham.
England; ". Stri0gham, Missouri; W. George, Ore
gon. list of consgnees of the Worcesters cargo is
| appended:
Baimore--2 casks hardware, Il Cromwell. Esn. .
packages s S54dlery casks hardware, MeNally Me-
uen a49 no 6analeS 49oP lTon G Lord Esq case
| irons, W Tyson; 26 terees soda ASH c Pitts:
case hardware, Mr. John King; ! cask hardware, Mr.
John ing; casks wine, order; 3hales Dundee goods
| Eaton Brothers; casks and l case hardware,
Lo49y & Co; case merchandise G w Dobbin; bbls
and cask pitch, Larrabee Sons; cases perfumery
y u Brown Brothers; 40 bundles bar iron and bun
dies hoop IRON ORDER 2casks hardware 3casks chains
hhlepPiSh Bros cask files, W Wilmer i Co: cask
EGIes Anderson Bros; cases port wine, J Marsden
Smith; II cases oottons; bale linen yam, j ii n
Stelgnton; cases merchandise, Schuer. Umann & Co;
| Eases merchandise, Ross Campbell E Co. so tons
hnglsh pig iron kyser, Iroxal & Co; 81 bales and
| cases merchandse, Eaton Bros Il Co: / cask mer-
| chandIse, " Wilmer casks hardware Waters
Cook Co.; case merchandise F. Marburr & Co. :
baies carpets, order; bales carpets Mcdowell Rob
llson nso ~; case merchandi g, Rogers Bros 40
tects Baron n. W. dc Wetersted; 2i noclaoes n, ~
chanqlse ana box samples, Vogeler & Co.; 40 pkgs
| merchandise, Thomson il Block 81 bales merrba6-
| disc, }. c. Gratilin II Co.. 2 cases merchandise
| McComas; case merchandise, J. Bolgano & Sons:
casa merchandlSo ohm King, Jr.: cases merchqn-
disc. Hodges Bros; 2 cases merchandise and / HOY
| watch movements. Garfield Bros; cases and II
| casks merchandise, u. Jenkins & SOns ! case mer-
enandlSe Stllman, Hlnrichs u Co; cases merchan-
disc, order; case merchandise, v Leguerre Jr: )
cases merchandise Hodges Bros; casks metal nails
49, ". u PeTot; cases trees ). Feast q Som cases
Cincianati.-lS casks merchandise, Dickson, Clarke
d Co; case merchandise 3. Kittridge
Nel1 lGr6.-l,l6O bundles hoop iron, J. A Kom-
ochar il Co. 49, -A'
A SHOOTING AFFRAY AT A NEGRO BALL.-At an
early hour yesterday morning an affray occurred at
Nazarite Hall on Clay street, between Park and
Liberty, resulting in colOred man. named jeremiah
Boston. receiving three shots from pistol. 1t ap-
pears that ball was in progress at the time when
party Of some tea twelve negroes the majority of
whom were from Washington city and who had nc.
companied the colored regiment that arrived here
on Wednesday, proceeded to the above hall and de-
manded entrance, at the same time refusing to pay
the admittance fee. Boston was acting as door
keeper on the second floor and refused to allow them
to enter, whereupon the party endeavored to force
their way IN. During the alteration two shots were
fired by one of the assaiants named John Nugep
which took effect on Boston, who with other friends
drove them to the street. Policemen John Miller.
Forrest and VIM. Jones reached the place, and after
the discharge of three or four shots by Nugen
succeeded IN arresing him and another party named
Thomas johnson. and conducted them to the middle
district station, where, after an examination before
Justice Spicer the accused were committed for the
action Of the grand iUry-Nugen with intent TO kill
boSton' and johnson as an accessory. One Of the
balls entered the wrist of Boston's right hand and
was extracted at the middle district station, where
he was taken soon afterhe occurrence the other two
entered the right side of the body under the arm
pit. Boston was subsequently removed to his resi-
dence, No State street. where he lies in a critical
condition.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Ldying ofn Cor-
nar Soae.-This church, now meeting at the Hail. d
Paca street, has secured lot on Eutaw street be-
tween Hoffman and Dolphin streets and is about to
erect upon it house of worship. The lot is one hun
dred by one hundred and fifty feet, elevated and
every way desirable. Upon the rear is now com
menccd a chapel, which will constitute portion Of
the entire edihee when completed. The chanel will
be built of Falls stone, from designs by Thos Dixon
Esq. 1t is to be Of twO-stories with basement D-
mensions eighty by forty feet The basement is de-
signed for day school, the first story for lecture
and Sunday school room; the second story for large
parlor, pastors study and committee rooms. The
cornerstone of this edice is to be laid on Tues
day next, at clock. P. NJ, which occasion Rev
DR.. Boynton, of Washington, Chaplain of the House
of Representatives, will deliver an address,
| ACCIDENTS. esterday afternoon, aboutH five
O'Clock, young lady named Miss Royston OF Peters
! burg, Va, and one of the pupils of Notre Dame
academy, while pushing swing at the fair held for
| the benefit of st. James Orphan Asylum corner of
Canal and Eager Streets accidentally fell and broke
| her thigh She was remOypd 10 bnrh hOorlir, b,,,ro
and attended by Doctor Doyle.
| Ann Benson whlie passing along near her resi-
| dence No. lS2 Hughes street. yesterday afternoon,
| vas knocked down and ran over by a COW, cutting
painful cash in her forehead. She received the
| professional attendance Of DR.. Dunbar.
| FATAL ACCIDENT.-Yes Yesterday morning, about
| o'clock, German named John Rapman was acc-
| dentally killed. at the Bay View Brewery near Bay
! View Asylum, by the caving in of bank of earth,
which, closing in upon him, crushed him to death il
| a few moments The body was removed to the dwell
ing of the deceased on Happy alley. between Lon-
bard and Baltimore streets, and Coroner Sparkiin
| being notified, summoned a jury of inquest who,
after examination of the facts elected from sew
eral witnesses, rendered a verdict of accidental
death. Deceased leaves a wife and two children
| INSULTING LADY ON THE STREET.-George Hin
neman arrested last night. by Sergeant Simpson
| charged with insulting Augusta Apple on the street.
The lady resides at No. S6 Harrison street. and was
passing along Baltimore street. near the Institute,
and being insulted by the accused called the atten-
ton of the officer, who made the arrest He is held
at the middle district station house for a hearing
POLICE ARREsTS.-Eliza Ladwith was taken into
custody yesterday by officer Walker, charged with
assaulting and striking John Kidd. She was released
on bail for trial by Justice Spicer. Henry B. Slater
was arrested the previous night by the same officer,
charged with fast driving. in violation of city ordi-
| nance. The same Justice imposed a fine Of S. and
costs.
| TEsTDioy1AL.-The Bare Hill Mining Company,
| who have recently purchased the Walnut Hill prop
| erty adjoining their mines have donated twenty
eight acres to Captain Edward Powers, their mining
engineer, for the fidelity and efficiency with which
he has discharged his duties. The place is prettily
situated and improved by nice residence
| PERsoNAL.-We have been requested to state that
the John Kidd whose arrest was noticed in the Com
| mercjdl of Thursday morning, was not John Kidd
| cattle dealer. No. III West Fayette street.
BoDY FoUND.-The body of drowned man was
found last night at the County wharf and Coroner
Sparkling notified in order 10 hold an inauest