American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-11

CItu Court. There were no cases OF public
interest tried before this Court yesterday
The case Of the young men indicted for as
saultng Waterman Onion, with intent to kill,
was postponed till the January term of the
Court; also, the trial of the party to the charge
Of conspiracy in the case Of young Jones,
who it is alleged lost large sum Of money in a
gambling establishment. The further prose-
cutlon in the case of the outrage upon Marga-
retta Ehrman, will also go over to the next
term, unless u now absent witness, who seems
hard to catch, can be procured by Thursday
next. lie is occasionally seen, but when tho
State puts forth her hand to possess him, he is
not there. Stirling and Mcintosh, viii! no
doubt be tried in this city; Carmichael and
Musgrave have been transferred to Annapolis,
to be tried in April next; and Roberts, who
has been convicted, remains to be sentenced
Witnesses in the several cases of the State W..
Thomas Mofiitt, Geo. Reeves, Joseph Alexan-
der. Daniel Boston, and James Gales. are re-
quested to be punctual in their attendance up
on this tribunal, this morning, or else they
will be amerCed in the costs OF attachments.
Maryland Cadets. We learn that the ap-
preaching anniversary of this excellent compa-
nv will be duly celebrated, on the 18th inst
| The company will parade during the day, and
participate in "target -firing"-the "best shot
| to be awarded a medal, presented by Joseph Il.
Williams, Esq, Commissary to the SD Regi-
ment The medal-an original idea with the
generous donors an "Eagle,n bearing in his
talons a branch of "oak"-the emblem of
strength; and is intended to be attached to the
breast of the coat, instead of suspended, RS is
usual. 1t is being prepared by Mr.. Samuel
Kirk, and when completed, with proper in
scriptions, SC, will form most beautiful and
appropriate compliment. The company will
partake of u sapper, in the evening, to be serv-
ed up at the Exchange Hotel. The Cadets,
about to leave the room at present occupied as
an armory, are DESTROYS Of erecting suitable
building for such use, and we hope they will
find means to accomplish that object.
Ejeclment Case Compromised. We noticed
some time Ssce what was supposed to have
been singular case Of eiectment. The par
ties concerned were: Messrs. Dix & Fogg vs.
| Thomas Tilden. The latter gentleman, alleg-
inc that the summary manner in which the
house then occupied by him as a tailoring es-
! Enlistment was torn down, not only greatly
selling his goods and interrupting his business,
but that his lease upon the property had not
EXPIRED n jury was summoned, and the right
! of eiectment was to have been tried, before two
magistrates, r. ii. Belt andS Walton Gray,
Esqr's, Yesterday afternoon The gentlemen
met at the Hotel of Messrs. Dix s Fogg, as re-
CURED but were dismissed without going into
a trial, the parties having concluded to COM
promise the matter-Nlessrs. Dix & Fogg, we
understand, having agreed to pay Mr.. Tilden
$500, his lawyers fees, and to- make good
certain injuries sustained by the soiling Of
goods, &c.
Reccrering. From information obtained from
DR.. Fl. w. Bailey, the attending physician Of
Mr.. John Sharkey, we are enabled to state that
that gentleman is rapidly recovering from the
injuries received by falling through the hatch
way of his store, last Thursday Every atten-
ton which domestic kindness could prompt,
and every aid which professional skill could
suggest have been bestowed upon the patient.
1t will be source Of qualification to his friends
to be informed that he is convalesccnt.
! Stealing Pigeons. MIR. Henry Most, gen
tleman living on Broadway, Fel's Point, had
twelve of the most valuable hrnad If uipeons
stolen from the box N his yard, on Saturday
night last. The thief is known, bot, unfortu-
nately for the ends of Justice, the only evidence
against him is coloEed woman. The pigeons
are valued at SIS.
Slca!ing Clothes. A German girl, named
Barclay, a servant in the family of Mr.. Chris
tian Bockraw, gentleman living i'll Spring
street, left her place suddenly on Saturday
morning. taking with her sundry articles of
clothing Of the value Of $50 belonging to the
family. A warrant was Immediately issued
for her her arrest; but, as yet, the officer has
failed to lay hands on her.
Fires. The alarm of fire about one o'cleck
Yesterday morning, was caused by fire break
ing ont in the back building attached to the
Tavern of MIR. c. Callahan, in north Frederick
street. The damage, which was but triHing,
was fully covered by insurance in the Fire.
mems office. At the same time fire was dis
covered in the watch house belonging 10 the
Union Engine Company. 1t was fortunately
extinguished before any material damage was
done Insured in the Firemen's office.
.assaul,ing Female. Reuben Thomas,
charged by George Hoppel with assaulting
and striking his wife on the head with a stick
of wood, was arrested yesterday and taken be-
fore Justice Brotherton, who released him on
security to keep the peace.