American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-10

gagged in ordinary cases of assaults, &c on Sa-
turday. Isaac Turner and James Manly, for
assaulting Capt. NJ. Mcdonald, were fined
each So and eosts.-Jacob Turner, charged
with assaulting Mary Turner, was declared
not guilty.-Elizabeth Mckinney, for as
saulting Mary Cronsy, was fined IS and costs
Martha MCGOWAN and Henrietta Chew,
for assaulting James Holiday, {all colored }
were fined each 81 and costs.--Lea heson
and Jane Coalan, charged with assauItng Ju-
liza Buckles, were declared not guilty and
plaintiff ordered TO pay the costs-Charles
Smith, for rioting, was sined IS and COSTS
Mary Peacock, for assaulting Miranda Cr;ms-
ly, was fined &2.50 and osts.---Sarah Jack
son, for assaultng Eliza Brooks, was fined So
and costs.--John White, for assaultlng Ro-
bert Ii. Bradley, was fined - and costs -
The case of VIM Stiltz, Ga sailor boy,) chaEg-
ed with violent assault upon Midshipman
Allen McLane, was laid over for the action of
the Grand Jury at the January term. Suhz,
in default Of bail in the sum of $1,000, as fixed
by the Court, was committed to Jail. The
Court adjourned till this morning, when the
trial ofjury cases will be resumed.
L. S. Circuit Court. The case of Reed vs.
Carusi, in an action for damages alleged TO
have been sustained in an infringement upon
copyright of Russell's published music of "Old
Arm Chair" was concluded In this tribunal or
Saturday last, by the rendition of verdict in
favor of the plaStif,, awarding him the sum Of
$20o-whch, &course, carries the costs
County Court. The case of Clark & Kel-
logg VS.. John Morris, surviving partner Of
Egerton s. Morris, to recover the amount of
certain promissory note in favor Of Luther J.
Cox, was concluded on Saturday, by a compre-
mise.
The Heather. The weather for the last two
days has been exceedingly wintei-Iike; from
the delightful "lndian Summer" we have ex-
perienccd sudden change to rain and snow,
making thick boots, oVercoats and coal fires
indispensibly necessary. 1t rained slightly du-
ring the whole day on Saturday, and ycster-
day morning turned to snow, which continued
falling at short intervals throughout the day;
but fortunately melted as fast as it foil
arrested on Bench Wa,Tant, WIN. Stiltz,
the individual charged with assauting with in
tent to kill Midshipman Allen McLan on Mon
day evening last, was arrested on Saturday
morning by High Constable Clifford, Oh a bench
warrant issued by his honor Judge Brice. lie
was safely delivered to the warden Of the Jail.
To keep the Peace. Francis Slane, charged
with assaulting and beating Ann Donnelly, was
on Saturday arrested by officer Staytoa, and
released on security to keep the peace by JUS
tce Miller.
Vessel Missing. The Baltimore pilot boat
"Fell's Point, it is feared, has been lost with
all on board some six or eight in number -
She has not been heard from for n considerable
time
appointments aud Removals. ia the Baltimore
Cusom-houSe. There was a considerable sweep
made among the Inspectors in the Baltimore
Custom-house on Saturday morning. Among
the newly appointed officers we notice the
name of our worthy friend of the Argus, r.
Horace Pratt, Esq. The following are the ap-
pointments and removals:
Inspectors appointed.-R. Horace Pratt,
George Cook, Richard N. Snowden VIM H.
Hooper, Levin R. Mister, Lewis A. jenkins,
Philip Mnth Jr., John Lester, and James To-
/ ner.
Inspectors removed Richard Mckubbin,
John Nantz, James TIghman, Robert Nelson,
George w. Burke, Robert Aiken and John
Patrick.
Velgner, - Joseph Hankey, rice James P.
Heath,
Mistake Corrected. In our report of the pro-
ceedings of the Md. Baptist Union Association,
a slight mistake occurred which c think needs
correction. In the resolution expressive of the
joy of the members, at the return of the Rev.
MIR. Judson, missionary to the East, instead of
'Resolved that we heil with pleasure the re-
turn of our colored brother Judson," &C., we
should have said "Resolved, that we hail with
pleasure the return of our BELOVED brother
Judson,' &c.