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Sunday School .4nniusrSarieG. The Sunday
School Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, North Baltimore Station, celebrated It's
:, anniversary at Exeter street church Oh Monday
evening last, The church was crowded by Il
highly interested audience, and the whole ca
ercses were Of most gratifying character. a
choir OF interesting children, selected from the
different schools aud placed under the nstruc-
tons of Mr.. Jacob Day, contributed largely to
the pleasure of the occasion, by the cheerful
ard appropriate notes OF their Juvenile voIeCS.
A most splendid copy offlarper's Illuminated
Family Bible, bound in superb style, was pre-
scented by Mr.. James s. Suter, OIL behalf of the
Society to its worthy President, MIR. Thomas
u. Hill, who responded to the compliment in
becoming style. The assembly was also ad-
dressed By VIM. S. Brunner, John T. Stansbu-
rY, and Rev. |. p. Cook, who succeeded in
enchanting the attention Of the crowded audi
tory. The exercises were closed with the most
pleasant emotions upon the part Of all concern
cd. According TO notice tho seats were free
and no collection. The Sunday School Exh-
bitiOn at Caroline street Church, also held on
Monday evening, was most numerously atten-
ded, and the exercises of the most successful
character. A liberal collection was made in
behalf of the society.


The ,Nss Market Ball. 1t will be seen by
an advertisement in this mornings "Clipper, "
that the eighth annual ball Of the New Mar
ket Fire Company, will take place on Monday
| evening, the lllh OF January, at the City
Guards armory. II would be almost Supertiu-
Gus, to speak of what we are confident this bail
will be, for those given on preceding annIvUr-
sares by this old and efficient company, have
given such universal satisfaction, that we know
every thing will bo conducted with eve
ry proprety, and afford unaIloyed pleasure to
all who may honor them with their presence
Every arrangement that can conduCe to plea
sure, or afford satisfaction, viii be effected
without reference to cost or time, aud one Of
the best balls Of the season may be confidently
anticipated


In a Dangerous Condition. VIM, Ballet, the
man whom We mentioned some day $ since, as
having been very barliy stabbed by notorious
character, named Dick liorner, at the house Of
one Mrs. Beatty, in Cdmdou, near Light st ,
We understand Is in very critical COUdl-
tIun. One OF his principal wounds has broken
forth nward.y, which Will render an operation
necessary, to save life # possible, bot which,
DR., +. Baker, his attending physician, very
properly refuses TO perform at the lace he has
been lying a;-the house Of Mrs. Beatty. An
order was obtained yesterday from Justice
Showacre to send Ballet to the Alm-flouse,
where he vas removed during the afternoon,
Homer is in jail yet, and will remain until the
result of Ballet's injuries are known.


Brick Houses .Mored The two story brick
houses, the property of Mr.. A. z. Bhkeney,
on the line Of the extension of tho Bel-Ar
market, were successfully removed, without
accident, by a firm from New York, the work
being completed yesterday. The houses were
turned completely around. We believe that
this is about the first time that brick houses
have been successfully removed in Baltimore,
and it satisfactorily demonstrates the practical
blltY of removing brick, as well as frame build
ings. The plan is not, however, by any means
new, as it has been used in New York and
other northern cities, for a number of years
past.


The Council Chambers. Under the direct ion
of Capt. kalkman, with the approval of the
Mayor, the FIRST and Second Branch City
Council Chambers, have Just undergone
mach needed renovation The ceilings haze
been white washed, the paintings cleaned, the
desks re-varnished newly clothed and repair
ed, chairs put in good order, the caGpeting
cleaned, woodwork painted, &c, and the
Third Branch put in proper order, also. MIR. |
Lingenfelter, the accommodating Door-keoper,
has been assisting in the regeneration, and
will have everything in readiness for the MEM
bers, when they meet next month.


Remains Of Lieut.. Coehrans. The mortal re-
mains of this young officer, which arrived here
on Monday, were yesterday removed from the
vessel, under an escort Of the military to the
armory of the Eagle hrtillersts, where they
will remain under a guard Of homer, until tho
arrival of his friends from Pennsy ylvania. The
Independent Light Dragons, Capt. Gross, the
Butchers Troop Capt. Suter, and the officers
of most of our volunteer companies, took part
in the escort.


Caught at Last. VIM. Thompson, who is
charged with being one of the party who as
saulted John Fllster and Andrew Fritz, on the
25lh of October last, in the vicinity OF the cat
tie sea les, and who had eluded detection, was
arrested yesterday, by officer Pamphllion, ard
committed for trial by Justice Wright.


Chartered by Government. We understand
that the fine ship Charles, Capt. Wedge, of this
port, has been chartered by the U. s. Govern
ment, to convey ordnance and stores, from
Fortress Monroe (Oid Point Comfort to our
army in Mexico. She will probably take out
some troops.


Emigrauts. The Hamburg barque America,
which arrived at quarantine yesterday, from
Bremen has Oh board ll9 German emigrants


fReported for the Baltimore Clipper


BALTIMORE MARKEM Dec. %.
Cattle, The supply of Beef Cattle at the scales
Yesterday was light the demand active and prices high