American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-09
CITY DNTEIiGENCE.

unanimously nomjnatcd the Hon. John 7. Ken
ucdY Tor reelection to Congress- The follow
! l0r gentlemen were also nominated MS caudi-
dates to represent the city in the ucxt House q.
| Delcgatcs:-Jamcs Curey, Nicholas l.. Wood,
! George Brown. John l.. Reese, and Nlchac!
/ SuIingcr, E.qs.
Temperance Candidates. At meeting Of the
friends Of Temperance. held on Tuesday even
ing last, the following named gentlemen were
! nominated as candidates TO represent the city
OF Baltimore in the next Legislature Of Mary
| land Dr. Thos. l.. Murphy, L. Yates Walsh,
! Esq, DIR. !. L. SnodgGass, George Brown, Esq.
and Peter Wells, Esq
.Nt,c Line Of OmaiIus5eS. We yesterday took
a ride in new Omnibus, owned and made by
! Mr. Thonas CroHrreH, Fcil's Point, and beau
tiinlly painted by Messrs. Carter s. Dixie, Oml-
mental Painters, No. 81 Hanover street. On
each side Of the Omnibus is an admirable re-
presentation of Baltimore Clipper under fuli
sail. MIR. Cromwell has two Of these carriages
now on the line from Broadway to Pnnnsvlva-
mia Avenue, and we hope that he will be well
encouraged in his enterprise. His Omnibuscs
are lastly finished, well cushioned, and are
supplied with Il mirror and time piece; and be-
1 ng of Baltimore Workmanship, will receive, we
have no doubt, liberal share of patronage.
/ .i,saulis. Ann Ecceston, charged with as
sauIting and beating Mary Greenwood, was
Yesterday arrested by officer A. C. Hall, and
released on security to appear at court by Jus
! tee M,Alstor. William Smith, for assault
my and beating William Simpson, was arrested
I by officer Fox, and released on security to APP
pear at court by the same Justice.
Fined for rapid driving. Joseph Bcaly, for
driving at rapid rate through the public
streets, was yesterday arrested by officer Nc
Donnoi, and fined 81 and costs by Justice Nc
Alstcr.
, Without License. Ambrose baltimore, for
suffering persons to play upon his ten pin al
ley without first obtaining regular license
from the corporation, was yesterday fined $50
and costs, by Justice Miller. The information
was lodred by officer Pamphllion.
Assaulted. Patrick HAPPY, charged with as
saultimg James Dugan, was arrested yesterday,
by officer Snyder, and released under security,
by Walton Gray, Esq, to appear at Court.
Desperate assault. An assault of most
deadly character was committed yesterday
morning, upon person whose name we did
not learn, by an inmate of a rum shop, in the
ncighborhood of Eutaw and Conway streets
But for the timely interference of good cti-
zens, the most serious consequ noes might
have resulted; fortunately but little injury was
done. The a ssailant was arrested.
Fire. The alarm of fire on Sunday evening
about o'clock, was caused by the burning of
building, used as n cotton factory, near the
Toll Gate, two miles out on the Philadelphia
road. Several of our fire companies went out,
but too late to be of service
Concert in Lexington Market Space. 1t will
be borne in mind by the ladies' and gentlemen
of the ''West End, that this evening has been
set aside by the members of "VoIandt's Brass
Band" for a concert in Lexington Market
Space. We can safely promise them most
delightful treat.
Dead. The unfortunate man, VIM. Kelley,
of Sarah Ann St, beyond Cove, who attempted
to destroy himself on Thursday night last, by
cutting his throat, died on Sunday night.
Case for Court. John I.encks, charged with
assaultng and beating Jas. T. Wright, was ar
rested on Saturday night and taken to the East
ern District watch-housc, and in the morning
committed to Jail, TO appear at Court. by JUS
tce Brotherton.
Running ,rih the Engines. William Nor
row, "A minor, for running with the engines on
Sunday night, was arrested by officer Ray, and
released on security TO appear at Court, by
Justice Miller.
DiSorderly Conduct. Asbury Walker, Chas
Green and Hugh Smith charged with riotous
and dsorderly conduct in the streets, and for
threatening Waterman Tarr, were arrested on
Saturday night, and in default Of security to
keep the peace committsd TO jail, by Justice
Belt.
1hro,ring Stones al Fire apparatus Jas.
Kelly, charged with throwing stones at the Pa
tapsco suction, at the fire on Saturday night,
was arrested and taken to the Middle District
wa,ch-house, from which he was released on
security to appear at Court, by Justice Belt.
Disturbing a Temperance Meeting. Anthony
Mofiitt, for disturbing Temperance Meeting
in the Be-Air market house on Sunday after
noon, was arrested by officer Ray and released
on security to keep the peace by Justice
Brewer.
Another Bethel Camp Rioler. Moses Manus,
| (coored) charged with riotng and fighting at
the Bethel Camp Meeting, some two weeks
since, was arrested yesterday, by officer Bar
nard, and taken before Justice Schaeiler, who
committed him to Jail for further examine
ton.
BURROWS THEATRE, FRONT STREE T,-Secondnig ht
of Mrs. Motvntt. This excellent and justly celebrat-
ed actress will appear night III the character OF
Juliana, in Tobin's comedy of the ''Honey Moon
and will be ably supported by Mr.. Burton as the Neck
Duke and Mr.. Crisp as Duke Aranza. The other
characters in the ay well cast. After the
DIV, will be played the laughable farce of the "Wis
dow's victim" The term of Mrs. MOwatt's engage
ment expires on FRIDAY next, and cannot on any &C
count be renewed. The play going public are there
fore invited to take advantage of the present an
n-uncemeht, as not one of the pieces in which she
plays can be repeated
| The MUSEUM -FnreWsH Benefit Of Mr.. Ovens.-
This excellent actor and universal favourte presents
his card for benefit tonight, and offers for the occa-
sion rich and attractive hill. The beautiful domes-
tic drama of the "May Queen" will be played for the