American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-02

County Court. This tribunal met yesterday
for city (civiD business, Judges Purviance and
Legrand upon the bench. The whole day was
occupied in the calling of the docket. The
following gentlemen compose the jury: Ben
amin c. Ross, James Ensor, Thos. J. DalIam,
John H. Orndoff, John 7. Barbour, Richard
DftenderfIer, VIM. F. Murdoch, Roland Ro-
binson, William Hack, William Spears, John
Gillard, Edward kurtz, William lnloes, John
Bennett, VIM. Fusselbaugh, Augustus Mat
thiot, Jesse Fahncstock, Abner Williams,
Nicholas S. Jones, Patrick Herman, William
Eichelberger, William Guyton, VIM. Schatl,
VIM. Wierman, VIM. HolHns.
U. S. Circuit Court. In this Court, yester-
day, Judges fancy and Heath on the bench,
Capt. Jason T. Pendleton was required to give
bail in the sum of $4,000, to appear at the June
term of the District Court, to be tried for a
msdemeanor, under the act of Congress of
1900. He failed to give the security, aud was
recommtted to jail. The petit jury were dis
charged from further attendance on the Court
Handsome Donation, John McDonough,
Esq, formerly resident Of Baltimore, but now
of New Orleans, has contributed the liberal
sum of $3.50 to aid in the erection of an edfce
to be dedicated to the use of the Historical So
ciety, Gallery of the Fine Arts, the Baltimore
Library Co., and a Reading Room.
Churches, ChapeLs, SC. in Baltimore. There
are in this city, according to the new Direc-
tory the following number of Churches or
places of public worship. Catholic II; Protes-
tant Episcopal 10; Presbyterians 10; Methodist
Episcopal 27 African Nj. Episcopal 5; African
Independent 5; Methodist Protestant 3; Baptist
.; Lutheran 7; United Brethren in Christ |;
Evangelical Association |; Seamens Bethel |;
Unitarian |; Universalist /; Friends 8; New Je-
rllsalem l. Jewish Synagogue Total los.
appointments in the Post Office. We find the
following list of appointments in the Argus OF
yesterday-a portion Of which we have pub
ished before: Roderick Dorsey, assistant Post
master, in place Of Eli Lewis Charles r. Pow
ell letter carrier, in place of Charles A. Leas;
Joseph g. Rosensteel, in place of Henry Lus-
by; Samuel S. Briggs, in place of f. G. John
son; Geo. fl. Hickman, clerk, in place of R. S.
Finley.
appointments in the Custom House. The Col
lecor of the Port made the following appoint
ments and removals yesterday: Watchmen-
Jas. c. Murray, vice Timothy Dempsey; Dan
lei Cox vice Thomas McGill. Boatman-Ro-
bert Forsyth, vice John West
.4,rivalS al this port, during the month Of
.4prit 1915 From foreign ports, ships, .
barques, DrlgS, is Schoohers. COaStWlse,
shp s, barques, 90 briggs, Sc schrs. Whole
number l42-of these 1873 were American,
British, | Brazilian and Spanish.
The Telegraph. We perceive that workmen
are engaged in extending the wire of Professor
Morse's Magnetic Telegraph, from its present
terminus in this city, to all upper room in the
city post-office. The wires are being laid over
the tops Of the houses, and have been COM
pleted already as far as the Union Bank In
few days it will be finished, when its central
location will be great convenience to those
of our citizens who have messages to send on
the 'lghtning horse"
Stolen Goods, Freshman Handy was arrest
ed yesterday, by officers Chisholm and Fish
call, on the charge of having in his possession
quantity of rope yarn, the property of Messrs'
Croxall & Browning. He was committed for
trial at the June term of the Criminal Court by
John Schowaere, Esq.
Case for Court. VIM. Horney was arrested
yesterday, by officer Mcdonnell, on the charge
of assaultlng and beating Martha Bradley. He
was released on security, to appear at the Sa-
turday court, by Justice McAllister.