American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-08

grand Oh the bench. The following named
gentlemen compose the Grand and Petit Ju
ries:
GRAND JURY. Jas. l.. Rdgely, Samuel Worhiug
ton, Nicholas Leahman, David Carlisle, Cardiff Tag
art, Benz. Wheeler, VIM. Murray, Henry Kidd, Phil,
Pearce, VIM. Upton, Isaac XIX, Thomas Anderson
Joseph Hart, John w. Onion, John Riddle, Thos. G.
Risteau, Henry Fowler, John Rdgey, John w Ward
Jas A. Stamford, Sanll Watkins, T'hos. GOrsuch
John Sumwalt.
PETIT jury. Thos l.. Hall. Gideon Herbert, Geo
Bond, Jas L. Wellington, Amos A. Merrman, Geo
Tracy, Mechor Fawblc, John Ceckey, John w
ShankIR John Doughery, John Baldwin, VIM. :
Bandlc, John Biddeson, John h. Kidd, VIM. Kimm
Jos. Merryman, Jacob Forney, Henry Kalkman Jesse
HoshalI, John slade, VIM Matthews, John b. Ensor,
Alex. Walters, VIM. Wink, Samuel Parker.
The Grand Jury proceeded Immediately to
the discharge of its duties, and the business OF
the Court was continued by calling over the
trial docket. The Court adjourned at II o.
clock, until to day.
U. s. Circuit Court The April term of this
Court-Chef Justice fancy presding-was
commenced yesterday morning. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Grand and Petit
Juries. After being qualified the Grand Jury
proceeded to the discharge of its duties, and
the Petit Jury was dismissed until to-day a. 10
o'clock. The Clerk called over the trial dock
ct, when the Court adjourned.
GRAND JoRY. Samuel Brady, e. l.. Boeler, f. T.
J. Woodward, Jas. WhiefOrd, Cyrus Gait, Peter w
Gibbons John Hooper, JOs. b. Harris, Richard Johns
Jr., Jonathan Marriott, Tobias $. Bddie Nathan'I H.
Ellicott, Jacob ID. Hare, Jos. Walker, WIN. Barnett,
Levy Icpsley, BeaIe Randall, d. II. Barron, Philip
Clayton, Geo. +. Weaver, David w. Hudson, VIM. F.
Johnson, David Boyd.
PETIT JURY. T. Hanson Belt Mark Grafton, John
Crony, Johns Hopkins, Goodwin Mc3lar, Josiah
Whitaker, VIM. Pnkney, John Keuewe, John Will
son, John Turpn, J. Dennis Pope, Alex. Kennard,
VIM. Partridge, u. w. Q. Mcclellan, John Pierce, of
BENZ, Ohio Roswell, Samuel G.. Seers, Calvin Page
Peer =. Storm, Joshua Daub Robt s. Rogers j. Can
on Walch, Chas. s. Sewall, Jos A. Skinner, Solomon
Hu!sos, VIM. c. Cowan, Kendall S. Crepptr, Isaac
Slnguf Jos. Sheafer, Geo. Johnston, Edw. A. Davis,
Jas. A. Young.
accident. We regret to learn that w. II.
kalkman, Esq, the Secretary to the Mayor,
met with an accident on Sunday morning while
riding a short distance in the county, by which
lie received some severe cuts and bruises upon
his head and face. lie was riding in light
pleasure wagon in company with friend, and
when about two miles out on the Falls road,
the horse became frightened, and ran for a con-
siderable distance, overturning the wagon,
which fell upon him, causing the injuries above
stated. Although quite badly hurt, we are
pleased to learn he will be able to attend to his
duties to-day.
Rotc in the -Meado,c. On Sunday night about
8 O'Clock, word came to the police office that
there was fight in the tavern of Joseph Elliott,
in North street, near Bath. High constable
Clifford and several of ms officers Immediately
repaired to the house, and succeeded after a
desperate resistance, in which several of the
officers were struck, i'll arresting Thomas Moody
and Daniel Steever, and lodging them safely in
the Middle District watch house. Yesterday
they were brought out, and had an
examination before Justice Schaetfer, which re-
suited in Moody being required TO give bail in
the sum of $500 and Steever $500, to appear
at the Saturday Court. which they Immediately
gave and were suffered TO depart.
"TeI, vol az it," The streets, per Sc, are
wretchedly filthy; the cutters afording the
most luxurious wallowings for hogs; and, per
there is great demand for Wise
mans backing. A shockingly mangled dog,
run over by an engine, lay for forty-eight hours
in Market street, to the disgust of hundreds of
passers by. Smoking cigars upon the streets,
and staring ladies out of countenance, though
not only Objectionable to propriety, shocking
to modesty, and decidedly vulgar, are quite fash
ionable. The crowding of intersecting streets,
imposes great impeachment to travel, and is too
freely practised Will nobody do nothing to
remedy these evils;
Disturbing Congregation. The congrega-
ton worshipping in the German Mission Chap
ell, at the corner of Bond and Lombard streets,
have been greatly annoyed for the last few
weeks by a number of young men and boys,
who make it their business on Sunday even
ings to kick and knock at the doors, throw
pebbles against the windows and by other
equally disreputable proceedings, cause such
noise that the voice of the minister cannot be
heard by the congregation. These facts hav-
ing come to the knowledge of Capt. Costigan,
of the Eastern District Watch House, he plac-
ed in the neghborhood of the church on Sun
day night, two extra watchmen, who succeeded
in arresting Frederick Rinehof and Charles
Peters, and conveyed thom to the watch house,
where they were kept all night, and were yes
terday morning released on security for fur
Their examination by L. w. Brotherton, Esq.
Maryland Cadets. At a meeting of this
company, on Saturday evening, they unani-
mously elected the following gentlemen to fill
vacancies which have for some time existed in
the list of non-commissoned officers of the
corps:-Third Sergeant, Francis b. Scheffer;
Fourth Sergeant, William Wilson, ir. Fifth
Sergeant, Edward Diffenderfer; Corporals, ].
Greer Boggs and Robert Leslie, jr
Case for Court. Frederick Browne, charged
with assauting and beating colored man ma
med James Mngo, was arrested yesterday by
officer Taylor, and held to bail to appear at
Court by Justice McAllster.
Military. The Independent Greys, Captain
Law, Invincibes, Captain Anderson, and Col.
Bouldn's troop of horse, paraded yesterday af-
ternoon in great numbers, and made quite a
handsome appearance.
Supposed TO be Stolen Officer J. w. Small,
arrested yesterday coored man named Geo.
Williams, having in his possession a cloth over
coat, supposed to have been stolen. He was
committed to Jail for further examination, by
James l.. Armstrong, Esq.
appropriations. The City Council, during
its present session, has appropriated the sum of
SlO,4l0.02 to various purposes.
Distinguished .arrival. The Hon James