American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-22
CITY INTEIJ1GEN(,E


was engaged in the trial of James Jones, in
dicted for murder, in the case of Waterman A.
Mcintosh, who died from wounds, inflicted by
several persons, on the night of the 18th June
last. The case, after laborioGs days sitting,
was given to the jury about O'Clock, at night,
who retired for few minutes, and returned a
verdict Of "murder in the second degree" At
the request of counsel, we withhold the test-
mony until the other persons involved in this
unfortunate affair shall have been tried Geo.
II. Richardson, States attorney; Oh II. Pitts
and 7. Yates Walsh, Esqrs. for travcrser.
Maryland State Bible Society. We learn from
Il card published in behalf ofthe Board Of Man
ayers, by the Rev. John S. Mitchell, general
agent of the Maryland State Bible Society, that
the lth anniversary meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening next, when addresses are ex-
peced from the venerable DR.. Mott, President
of the Union College, and Professor Durbin, of
Dickinson College. The Board of Managers
appeal to the friends of the Bible cause for do
nations-to be left at the Depository, ID South
Calvert St, or presented in person at the ann
versary meeting. They are now engaged in
the re-supply of the destitute families of the
State. The number of whom is represented as
very large. The Managers say Gin one cleo
ton district, two-fftlIs Of the families had no
Bible; in another, of a more favored county,
one-tourth; and in second, of the same coun-
ty, nearly ouc-third were destitute. 1t Is fear
cd that about one-fiflh of the families Of the
whole State will be found without any portion
of the word of God The Society has no re-
sources but the bcnevolence of the friends of
the great cause of the Bible. Its indebtedness
to the American Bible Society for the Scrip
lures is already considerable This debt must
not be increased but paid. The parent institu-
ton is in great want of funds, for both the do
mestc and foreign fields In this emergency
our friends tUN come to our add
Maryland Cadets-Resgnation Of Captain
Ropes. The Maryland Cadets celebrated their
9th anniversary on Wednesday evening by
sumptuous supper, prepared by Robinson, in
Light street, in elegant style. The evening
was passed off ightfully-sentiment, song,
wit and cloquencc, reigning predominant
throughout. During the evening, Captain
Ropes in neat and eloquent address, resign
ed the command of the company-a step which,
we believe, he had for sometime contemplated
Capt. r. was a fine officer, and his resignation
is deeply regretted by every member Of this
efficient company.
Independent Greys Band. We understand it
is expected the Independent Greys' Band will
visit the Ladies Fair, at the Session Room of
the Universalist Church, this evening.
Sale Of Real Estate. At the Exchange yes
terdav by Viewer, Cannon & Co., the house
and lot of the late John w. Keire, on Sharp
street, near German, fronting rs feet inches
on Sharp, and running back 1873 feet to an al
ley, improved by three story brick dwelling,
Sc. sold for 5000. Purchaser, Rev'd J. G.
Hammer.
.Nsae Suction Engine. A very beautiful new
Suction Engine has Just been completed by
Mcssrs. Rogers & Son, for the use OF Suction
Engine Company No. 10, of New Orleans. 1t
is superb piece of workmanship, and speaks
well for the skill and ingenuity of Baltimore
mechanics.
u. S. Circuit Court. An important case was
commenced in this Court yesterday, growing
out of an application by Mr. James G. Wilson, OF
Boston, executor of the patentee, for an injunc-
ton to stay the use of an invention to plane and
groove flooring material, as employed by MIR.
Joseph Turner, of this city, in his extensive es-
Enlistment, on barre-st,, between Charles and
Pratt ST. The injunction is claimed upon q
charge Of Infringement of patent right. The
defendant claims to have purchased his machi
merry Of another patentee-being different III
vention ]. Fl. B. L.atrobe and Reverdy John
son, esqys. counsel for the prosecutor; and Da
vid Stewart VIM. Schley and II. ID. Evans
esqrs. for the defence
Ped,lliag ,cithout License. Joseph Steene
was arrested yesterday, for peddling good
without license, and fined $40 and costs, by
VIM. A. Schaeffer, Esq In default of pay
ment he was committed to Jail.
stoning House Henry Mccoy, for stonins
a house on Wednesday night, in Fish Marke
Space, was sent to jail yesterday, by VIM. A
Schaefler, Esq.
Cha, ed ,oith .4ssar.H. Joseph Miskelby
charged with being concerned in the assault
upon Mr.. j. Lovegrove, at the 5th ward poll
was arrested yesterday under bench warrant
and committed to Jail, by Sheriff Tracey.