American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Lost Found. We reported in Yesterdays
paper the fact of small boy having been found
wandering about the streets, frlendlcss and
homeless, by officer Chisholm: the boy stated
that his parents were dead, and that he had
I been living with family in the eastern part
of tie city, by whom he had been, some DAYS
/ previous, turned out of doors. He gave his
name as Charles Edward Anderson rs we here
toforc announced. We are now happy in be-
! ing able 10 state, that the poor little wanderer
/ has, through the kindness of the officer, been
! restored to his mother, whom he thought dead,
under truly interesting circumstances. 1t ap-
pears that upwards OF a year ago, his mother,
being sick and poor, sought shelter, with her
boy, at the alms-house, where she remained a
short trne--her health having been restored,
she came to the city tti9a Sic could
obtain Il situation, when she was TO call for
| him. When she returned for her boy, howev-
| er, she was told that he had been bound out to
a masIer-whose name was not given her,
| Since that time, for about year, the mother
heard nothing of her child, until, by the merest
accident, she found him in the care of the Off
Ger aforementioned. The Joy of the mother
on the recovery Of her child can be better ina
gincd than described. We are pleased to learn
that the mother is now in situation rendering
her competent to protect her child from the
cruelty and oppression to which he had been
previously exposed.
The Old Felloacs Entertainment. We are
authorized to say that but limited number of
tickets for the Grand Leveo"on the eth Sep
TENDER, at the Odd Fellows Hall, will be is
sued, aud under no circumstances will the rule
be departed from. 1t will be we'll for the
brethren and citizens who feel disposed to par
" H. e tbc 20, f,r
nish themselves with tickets at an early day,
as none will be sold at the door
listing Soldiers. The Dauphin Guards, Of
Pennsylvania, returned to this city, from
Washington, by the cars, last evening. They
were met at the Pratt-st. depot, by the Eagle
Artillersts, Capt. Kane, and escorted to their
quarters at the Exchange; where they partook
of an entertainment rendered them by the Ar
tlerists and the Independent Light Dragons,
Col. Bouldn. They will leave for home in
the O'Clock cars, this morning.
Keeping Houses Of I'LL Fame. Jane Hughes
and Priscilla Croxall, each charged with keep
ing house of ill-fame, were yesterday arrest
ed, by officers Stockett and Pamphillion, and
released on security to appear at Court, by
Justice Schaeffer.
Sued for Killing Co,c. A case was tried
before Justice Mcguire, on Thursday last, in
stituted by Henry Patterson against the Pres-
dent and Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, to recover damages for the
loss of cow, killed by one of the cars of said
company. 1t was shown in evidence, that the
utmost care had been taken by those having
charge of the train of cars at the time Of the
accident. Judgment was accordingly rendered
in favor of the defendants. j. II. b. Latrobe,
Esq appeared on the part of the defence, and
Carroll Spence, Esq. for the prosecutor.
HEAVY Fine. A man named N. H. Babcock,
was Yesterday arrested, by officer Ray, on the
charge of hawking and peddling hats without
license He was taken before Justice Miller
and fined $50 and costs. He is from N. York.
Stealing Sugar. Charles Manokey, (colored)
charged with stealing Il quantity of sugar from
on board the brig Oceana, was Yesterday ar
rested by officer Moore, and in default of Sc
| curity committed TO answer at the October
term of the Criminal Court, by Justice Brewer.
Suicide. A man by the name of Jas. kel-
lev, weaver by trade, terminated his earthly
career on Thursday night, by cutting his throat,
at his residence IN Sarah Ann street, beyond
| Cove The rash act is said TO have been the
result Of habitual drunkenness. He leaves
wife and several children.
Dead We regret to learn that Thomas J.
Lusk, the young man who fell into the river a
few days since, and was at first supposed to be
drowned, but afterwards partially tesusctated,
died at the residence of his father, on Fe!l's
Point, yesterday mornng. lie was youth of
great promise, and his sudden and premature
death will be long and deeply regretted by al
large circle of acquaintance.