American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-13

female SUN renamed. Ills SUSPICIOUS were
aroused, and after reaching York and discore.
ny that the woman purchased Il rcglrn ticks
for this city in the afternoon train. he was con
j trmcd in his first impression, that herself or so
di,qm husband could, if proper measures were
taken, throw some light on his missing pocket
booh. He accordingly returned to the cit = him.
self, and on reaching Ncrc, gave such iniorua
ton to The police as to cause her arrest. NgI
! Constable Clifford arrested and took her before
Justice Miller, When on e,,amiRng her truak
! 1t was found to contain mech valuable clothing,
| icwelry, &c. He, person also underwent pm
! vate investigation, and aronnd her body, in q
belt, was f00nd $1,000 in god. There being n,
evidence to convict her with the robbery, tho
Justice ordered her drcharga. Sl9s was subse.
/ qucntIy arrested on Saturday, Gnd token before
Justice SchaGslrr, whCre she underwent a long
examination, which resulted in her beng com
mtted to jail, 20 have Gtnrthc- hea:+ng on Sa.
tnTday next. she was Gctendetbcfore the jus
tcc by VIM. Il Watson, ESQ. Tires. Yates
/ Walsh, Esq appeared fer the oiiicer... and f.
Hlnckncy, Esq. tDI the State. The accused Is
named Amelia SwlZcr alas kL7:z. She had
been stopping, tcs some Ghys previous 20 Der
trip to York, at the Exchange I,btel in Gom-
pany with her supposed hu Band.
-lnoiher .lSauH gpOu C.lg UhfAmen. An
at5ray occurred between II and oaIoe!E Oh
Friday morning, IN he ncigl, borhoo Of thogo7-
ner ~f Faycte and Calvert streets ~ which
wasgyman Hughes, N attem prng tC"anest' one
Of the party, was assaulted and dangerously
woEnAed by Williams Schae Yer, wi o STABBED
him with the blade y largo pockt. vn.s3.ln
the .ettS cmpIe about 'wO incl - abovpths ear.
TEn'blade penetrated ;he skull bone md 5yoko
off, leaving portion q it in t50 skull, Uhiclirt
is tcSTed entered the t7hin Tkswou saed .nan
was conveyed to the Middle Dstric. wo:oh
houee and medical ali" immeC 5ately 'goouyrd;
but at5sr trying for Some time the physicians
were unable to succec-2in extra sing tho broaen
blads. GA Saturday corning 20 was :2ker %
the office of DR.. n r. Smith, when af.ec rrsat
difficulty the blade vas Email =. extracted -
Schaojer was finally arrested bT the ala Of ss,,
efal oJheT watchmen, ard attaf 40 exa! 25rut: an
before Squire Belt on Saturday .9ornIrq. CON.
mtted to Jail TO answer ~ the gssent Term of
Baltimore City Court Gran eGlt with tnt.eit,
to hi!i
Ci'p Court. This Court, on Saturday, lest.
was, engaged in the trielcfcases oGassanlas and,
batteries. Edward Pc. he-bridge. and Dsunae,
Ridgaway, for beating Thomas Turner at tao.
4th ward polls, on the day of tie, hast cloction,,
were oach fined SlOanG 2gt5ts.--- ,-ohn HugEes.
for riOtng and resisting watchunaa On:9A, was
fined so and costs, and c7dered 20 give secre;-
ty in the sam of 500 sJrhs Gltiys'good beEa.
Ford, tcr,assaultiRr slme,iaAnn
Jane Dewitt, doth co!ored,) wac y rdered to TO
one day.--Daniel Garry, charged
with GssGuI'jng John y. Green, &C lored )! was
decIa:oG .ot gUilty.--Flarret I'm ce, charged
with .cs. "'g il dsorderly house. IVA 5 aolpiited.
The Cont adjourned % meet this lornng, at
10 O'Clock, when the t.iD! of crmin Al cases will
be coynmenced. All lessons irtsr estad shoud
be IN attendance.
Hs15y Rain. For ae2ne days-pa. st t5ere has
been heavy fall Of win in this ss. ion. From
Friday night, until 2G0n yes.ezd ny, L, raned
withort scarce any in:ermissonr Of ID daring the
princ!pal portion of THAI time yes heavily
The streets, alleys, sc. have bs0n III a Good de-
gree well washed Of .hetI impUErsi es, and Jones
Falls very MATERIAL 9inprovelAnIl the removal
Of iCnpHrc matter. The appearance es Of c change
were rather tavorab b after tho " ornilg of yes
terday, but the day closed ratlsI' inauspeions
The county, no doIht, will be ssreat,r benefit
ed By this rain.
Case for Court. James X aAy, charged 3ith
aesaulung and STRIKING with 9 brick John Mar
lin, was yesterday arrested, by Office. Lambert,
and committed 10, jail to appear al. Gouri, by
Jmstice Brewer.
Portrait Of the Rsr. DR.. .N1Egrcre. Mr.. Clo-
yer, the artist, he's, since his returs,f!om New
Work, complete.ha very characteristic portrait
Of The Rev. Dr. Musgravo of this city, which
is thought by the friends a!i the Hocter to be
excellent both as a painting. and asa likeness
1t will remain, for a few days III the artists
roOms No. 3 3altimore-st.
Charged qlAh Stealjacy A. aoloseA man,
named VIM. Wallace, charged with stealing
$1,000, the property Of Joseph Rupperd, was
taken to the Southern District Watch-house on
Friday nigha, and committed IN the sMorning by
Justice Shcmacre, for further examination.
Obtaining Money u;tGer Edll0 PreJsMces. Joha..
Hail. (cold, charged with obtaining S. ) undsp
false pIet4nces from James Ceang!e, was arrest
ed on Saturday by 2tiicer Pamphiiion and TAX
en- before Justice SAowacre, who fully comIi.-
ted hlm to appear at Coust.
.luja,pted hf.G,ticiae. A colored woman
named Mary Jane Johnson, a servant of g gem
tlcman living in Calvert street, was arrested by
officer Jacob Cook on tbe charge of attempt
ing to destroy her newborn infant by throwing
Il down the SINK attacked to the premises She
was taken before Justice Belt and cualmitted
Cor examination before the Grand jury. The
child was taken out alive.
Centre .lIarket Print butter was selling at
25a9lc. and lump do. l0a2Oc. per h. Eggs Ice.
per dozao; live chickens s. 81 to SO per doz.;
ducks 27!a50c. pair; turkeys f5c to 81 %
piece; geese as to 62ic. per do; sweet potatoes
l2s to l5c per peck; common Md. Mercer Is
to lsc. per do; apples 10 10 size. per bushel;
pears 40 to soc. per peck; ounces SOC do; to-
matoes l5alSc per do; Luinips 10 to l2!c. do;
cantclopes to &c. piece; green corn l2!c.
per dozen; chesnuts II to l2sc. per quart
Peaches were very scarce and Of Indifferent
quality, the season being nearly over. Sales
at 20 to soc. per peck; cabbage to &C. per
head; carrots, parsnips and beats 5a6!C, per
bunch The fish market was well supplied
! An abundance Of Dahlias aud other fall flow
ers were exhibited on the various stands, which