American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-02
CITY INTELLlGENCE.

,2aoher PARTON By Tie G2carnor. As good
sontineIs upon the watchtowers of observation
it becomes our duty to record another pardon
by the Governor OF our State. Conrad Smith,
who was convicted few days ago in the city
court ofstsaIing a frame of Daguonotypo min
atures from Mr.. Robinson, was parIoned on
Saturday last. Would it not save time and
trouble TO the Governor by opening at once
the doors OF the Pcnitentiary, and by granting
a general Sole ProScque to all prisoners now
indicted and not yet tried, and be the means
of saving considerable expense to the tax pay
ing citizens.
"A disagree-ab'e iYuy discharged. The jury in
the case of George Frecbergcr tried before the
City Court, for the murder Of Waterman Nc
ntesh, who retired under charge of a ballii' on
Thursday, about 3 O'clock, came into court on
Saturday, about tie same hour declared their
utter hopelGssness Of ever coming to decision,
and we've discharged. Freebelger will conse-
qucntly undergo a new trial.
Rer. Chts. T. Torreg 1t will be seen by re-
ference to the proceedings Of the City Court,
which are given in another portion Of this pa
per, that the triat Of this individual has not yet
closed. Geo Il. Richardson, Esq. will make
the concluding address before the jury this
morning.
a Uaning 10 Boys Yesterday six boys
were arrested and brought to the police Office
by officer Jordan, charged with being noisy
and riotous at the corner Of Fawn and Presl-
dent streets. After some excellent advice Ad-
minstered to them by Justice Schaefer, they
wereseveraiiy placed under securtyt TO keep the
peace for six months The above officer also
brought in in the course OF the afternoon, three
smaller boys, charged with the same offence at
the corner of Plowman and Front SITS; they
also gave security and were discharged.
.1nOiher robbery al a Hotel. A valuable
cloak, belonging to MIR. Dutton, was stolen
from loom i'll the u. S. Hotel, (BIadshaw's,)
on Saturday evening. This is The fourth rob
berry that has happened at the above hotel in
the course of the last week, aud as yet no in
formation has been obtained, whereby they can
arrest the perpetrator Since the robbery, the
proprietor has had in addition to the custom
airy locks, bolts pat upon the door of every
room, as better security to the guests OF the
house.
Distinguished .ql7ird. The Hon. George
Nj. Dallas, Vice President elect Of the United
States, was at Bradshaw's u. S. Hotel, on Sa-
turday last; he left in the evening train for
Washington.
The Alarm Of Fire, yesterday, about noon,
was occasonod by the burning of chimney in
the northwestern part of the city.
Dividends. The Bank OF Baltimore has de-
clared half yearly dividend of three per cent
and the Marine Bank a sem-annual dividend
of three per cent.
Recovery of Stolen Goods. Officers Phillips
and Jordan returned from Washington on Sat
urday morning with all the goods stolen from
the store of Mr. Cohen, in Lombard st. The
goods were found i'll the tavern of Mr. Shad,
where they were left by a lady who had ar
rived on Friday morning from Baltimore. The
officers deserve great credit for their exertions,
in the recovery OF the goods, but regret that
they could not get the thief, for when they ar
rived in the Metropolis the "lady-bird" had
flown.
Jupenile Gamblers. Officers Armons, Nc
kewon and Wason, made descent upon the
tavern Of Mr. Cruise, in Gay-st. near Aisquth,
on Friday evening last, and arrested three
youths, between the ages of ID and Is, who
were engaged in playing domnos and cards.
They were taken TO the middle district watch
house. where they were kept for the night
Mr.. Cruise will undergo an examination this
afternoon before Justice Schaefter, for permit
ing gambling on his premises.
Parade. The Independent Blues, Captain
Watson, attended by their band, will parade at
their armory at r NJ, to-day.
Final Commitment The Spaniards Vincent
Low Rouse, and his accompllce Ford, under
went an examination at the Jail on Saturday
afternoon, and were fully committed to take
their trial at the February term of the Criminal
Court, for the murder of the German, Henry
Henshell. They are charged with murder IN
the first degree.
Accident. We regret to learn that Mr.. John
Quinn, Jr., Esq, the gentlemanly conductor OF
tle Frederick train, met with an accident OF
Saturday, which will compel him to ''lay up
in ordinary" for short time. His knee was
crsoed in very bad manner. We are pleas-
ed to learn that the physicians pronounce him
! speedy return 10 his duties.