American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-12

City Court. In this Court, on Saturday last
Margaret Crouch, charged with assaulting Eli
Zaheth Jones, was declared not guilty, and the
prosecutor ordered to pay the cost; and VIM.
Keeps, charged with assaulting the same per-
son, was declared not guilty. Daniel hlcCauA,
for assaulting Charles Settle, was fined 50 and
costs. Michael Laughran, for beating his wife,
Bridget, was fined s. and ordered to give Sc
curty in the sum of 500 to keep the peace for
three months. Laura and Sarah Gwinn, (bOlh
colored, charged with keeping a disOrdcrIy
house, were acquitted. Thomas Jones, (col'd,)
charged with whipping boy named Fleet Lo-
gan, was acquitted. John Waring, for throw
ing a stone and striking Alfred Saunders, CO.
lored was fined 81 and costs. The Court ad-
lourned till Saturday next.
County Court. The case of the President and
| Directors of the Franklin Bank VS.. Eli Cugett,
security to the amount of 100000 on the bond
of James l.. Hawkins, former cashier of the
bank, an alleged deiaulter, still occupies this
court.
Appeal Court. Judge Archer, anxious to
get through with the business Of this Court, in
time to attend the Hartford County Court, will
sit to hear appeals, commencing this morning,
from 10 o'clock, n. M, till halfpaat . p. M
meet again at hali-past 3 o'clock, p. m. and sit
till candle light. Persons interested will do
well to be punctual in their attendance,
Jones es. Price. Officer Feshell arrested
on Saturday Sarah Jones, Sarah P. Jones,
Isaac Jones, and VIM. J. Jones, who were all
held to bail to keep the peace by John Showa-
ere, ESQ.,, towards the good citizens Of Mary
land generally, and Rachael Price, Francis
Price, John Price, Nathaniel Price, and Eliza
beth Price, especially At the same time and
before the same Justice, the Prices were com
PEELED to give the like security to keep the
peace toward the Jones'. How one officer could
arrest the whole party we are at loss to d.
vine, unless, like the sson of Ern," he sur
rounded them.
n Daring and Noble act. A horse, attached
to wagon, furously dashing up North from
Baltimore St, OH Saturday, to the great danger
of persons upon the street, was stopped by Mr..
Crawford, driver of hack No. 50. Mr.. C. dis
played great skill and daring intrepidity in the
act, for which he deserves much credit. He
received a slight injury on the forehead, but
probably saved the lives or limbs of Others,
Coroner's Inquest. An inquest was held late
on Friday night, by James Hooper, Esq, Coro-
ner, at the Middle district watch-house, over
the body of new born infant, which had been
found by Waterman lying upon the cellar
door of house in North Charles street The
Jury returned verdict, "That it came to its
death from some cause unknown to the jury"
Gases for Court. Lawrence Clack and wife,
charged with assaulting and beating John Nler-
rift, were arrested on Saturday by officer Fuller,
and held to bail to appear at Court, by John
Wright, Esq. Daniel Steever, for assaultng
and beating Virginia Hall, was arrested by Off
Ger Mcdonnell and held to bail to appear at
Court, by Justice McAllister. John Atwell
for assauIting and beating Bridget Smith, was
arrested by officer Keller, and held to bail to
appear at Court, by Walton Gray, Esq.
The PHtSburg Collections. The following ad-
ditional collections have been received at the
Mayors office since our last publications From
james Armstrong, Esq, SEQ; from the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, under the Rev.
Thomas Niece, by the hands of the Rev Geo.
Forte, (colored,) S34.2S. he whole amount
now returned to the Mayor for this benevolent
cause is sl0,5sl.ll.
Disinterested Benepolence. The Mayor re-
ceived the following letter on Friday. eco
thou and do likewise"
SRA friend hands you the enclosed $40,
for the benefit of Mrs. Wilson, of the Western
part of the city, sufferer by a late fire.
Baltimore, May s, 1915.