American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SUtCtde. a 1einlIe, ageu ABOUT 20 years,
named Mary Ann Marsh, died at her residence
in Silver street, near Eden, last evening about
o'clock, from the effects of Il large quantity of
laudanum which she had taken in the early
part of the dav. DR.. Downes was with her the
greater part of the afternoon, but could render
no ef1ectual assistance-the poison having taxi
en- too deep hold upon the system. An in
quest was held over the body by James Hooper,
Esq, coroner, aud the jury returned a verdict
"that she came to her death by laudanum, ad-
ministered by her own hands, during fit of
intemperance.
Outrageous Assault. Mr.. J. Carter, a gentle
man living in East Baltmore-st., hearing
noise in his yard a few evenings since, went
out to ascertain the cause, and found party of
boys stealing peaches from one of his trees. He
ordered them to leave the yard which they
did, very reluctantly, but before Doing so, as
saulted him with several stones or brck-bats,
causing severe injury upon his head and other
parts Of the body. 1t is to be regretted that
Mr.. Carter could not identify any of the party
/ piolaiion of Cih Ordinance Abraham
Hoffman was arrested yesterday by officers Du-
vail and Pamphillion, on the charge Of violat-
ing an Ordinance of the Corporation by setting
fire to pile of shavings in Fayette-st. near
taken before Justice Miller, who fined him S.
and costs.
Run Deer. On Thursday evening between
8 and 10 o'clock, small boy was run over by
a carriage in Baltimore, near Holiday street
lie was immediately taken up by officer Stock
EFT, and conveyed to DR.. Hintze's office, where
his iniuty-a severe bruiSe on his arm-was
attended to. No blame is attached to the dri-
&C ho sri, lo, hos ofh ,
were congregated in the streets listening to the
music of military band, playing in the neigh
borhood.
Careless Driving. A private carriage, con-
tanning three ladies', was run into yesterday
morning at the corner Of Baltimore and Cal
vert-sts. by the shafts of wood cart, causing
/ to one of the sides considerably injury An
elderly lady, sitting on the back seat, made a
narrow escape. The accident was the result of
gross and culpable negligence on the part ofthe
driver of the cart, as his horse was blind, and
instead of being at his head to guide him, he
was some distance in the Tear. The cart was
! No. 2Sl.
Bad Husbands. William Htchings (col'd. }
charged with an aggravated assault upon his
wife, was yesterday arrested by officers Ray
and knigbton, and in default Of security COM
| lnltlcu 10 Jdll W appear at Couil, ny JuSLiCe
! Miller. James Alckever, for assaulting and
beating his wife Sarah Mckever, was arrested
by officer Barnard, and released on security by
Justice Wright.
The Troops for Teras. We learn that the
| fine ship Herman, Capt. Welch, has been char
tered by the Government to convey Captain
Rlnggold's troop to the expected seat of war.
She will stop at Old Point and take on board
the troop now there, after which she will pro-
coed direct to Galveston. She is expected to
leave about Friday, or so soon as the necessa-
nv arrangements can he made,
assault. Henry Baker, charged with as
saultng and beating Alexander Myers, was
Yesterday arrested by officer Joshua Myers, and
taken before Justice McAster who commit
ted HIM to Jail to appear at the Saturday court.
Case for Court John McKeyor, for assault
ing and beating John Kevl, was arrested yes
terday by officer Ray, and released on security
to appear at court by Justice Miller. .
To Keep The peace, William McCafferty, for
assaulting and beating Rebecca McManus, was
arrested yesterday by officer Mcdonnell, and
released on security to keep the peace by JUS
tice McAllister.