American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-17


assaulting Susan Reed, was fined 81 and costs
--Joseph Bass, for assaulting Fanny Brown,
lbOth Colored) was fined 81 and costs Eliza
Smith and Catherine Holiday, (both coored)
the one charged with assaultng the other, and
the other charged with assaultlng tother, were
declared not guilty, but ordered to settle the
costs between them.--Peter Mcguire, for as
sauIting Neal McNulty, was fined $40 and
coss.--The Court adjourned till this morn
! ing, 10 O'Clock.
/ Pilot Boat Fet's Point. We noticed some
| days ago, that considerable anxiety was felt
for the safety of this pilot boat, no tding. hay
/ ing been heard from her since the ed of De-
| tOber, being then near the edge of the Gulf
stream, laying-oo under fore-reefed fore-sail.
/ She left this port about the 18th of September
! last and it is feared that herself and gallant
crew are in 1.-THE deep bosom of the ocean bu-
red.' She was fine boat Of about so tons,
and had on board when last heard from, the
following persons: John Cost, 26 years OF age.
Peter SEebeck GO, John Durham 90, John
Bennett 81, Daniel Small, apprentice, 10; and
three black boys, quite young. This is only
the fourth pilot boat, that has been lost in the
long period of fifteen years, although during
that period, there have been some tremendous
gales and foul weather. which they have had
to encounter in the pursuit Of their most ardu
Gus, laborious, and dangerous business.
Distressing accident. Mr.. Charles Hunk,
carpenter, of this city, met with serious acct
dent on Friday last at Hookstown, Baltimore
county. He was engaged at work oil scat
fold, which gave way, precipitating him with
great force to the ground, breaking his left arm
short off above the elbow, and otherwise serious
ly injurng him. Fortunately, however, the
bone in the arm was not the least shattered, and
was soon set 10y DIR. Gibbons, of the u. S. Ar
senal, in so sklllful manner, as to render it
probable that Mr. Hunk will IN short time
entirely recover the use of his arm. The other
injuries received by Mr.. X, although severe,
were not off dangerous nature.
Case for Court. Louisa Patterson, charged
with assauting and beating Julia Ann Cavcn-
der, was on Saturday arrested by officer Me
Donnell, and released on security TO appear at
Court, by Justice McAlister.
Beating his ITUt. Henry l!ussebaugh, for
threatening and abusing his wife, was on Satur-
day committed to Jail by Justice Wright. He
was arrested by officer Fuller.
Resisting Al, Officer. LittIeton Taylor, for
Eioting on Saturday evening ana resisting Off
Ger Fleishall in the discharge Of his duty, was,
IN default OF security, commItted to jail by jus
tice Manning.
Fully committed Francis johnson, George
Cork (colorcd) and George Bartlett. (whitc)
charged with stealing Il cloak from passage
in Lombard street, and also for the THEFT OF a
rocking chair and looking glass from the cabi-
net establishment of Mr.. Il. A. l.. Beyans, were
brought up on Saturday afternoon for further
examination before Justice Miller, and fully
committed for trial.
ProjSeworihY ,4cl. A little boy named Chas
Mclean, while playing at the lower end Of
Bowly's wharf, on Saturday afternoon, fell
overheard and would doubtless have drowned,
but for the promphtude and energy of Mr.
Henry Williams, who leaped overheard and
brought him IN safety to the wharf Acts of
this kind VIC love TO record.
Olrner Found The carpeting taken from
George Williams on Friday, by officer Keller,
on suspicion Of being stolen, was identified on
Saturday by Mr.. Jacob Hemmick as his pro-
perty. Williams will be brought out this NOR
ming and fully committed for Trial.
BequeSt. The late Gen. William McDon-
aid, of this city, bequeated the sum Of $500 to
the Maryland State Colonization Society, TO be
appropriated by the Society in the colony, in
Africa. The bequest has been paid over by his
executor, Samuel Mcdonald, Esq.
Alarm Of Fire. The alarm of fire on Satur-
day at noon was occasioncd by the burning Of
the chimney of Il dwelling on small alley
which connects with Lexington street, above
| Eutaw. No damage was sustained: the fire
was eNtinguished without the aid of the fire.
| men.
/ accident 10 The Mechanical Suction. In going
/ to the fire on Saturday, between twelve and
one clock, the beautiful new Suction of the
Mechanical Fire Company had both of its
/ springs broken.
| RemoCdl. Lorin Decker, an efficient depu-
! ty under the late Sheriff, has been removed by
}. kettlewell, Esq. Benz. 1obson has been
appointed in his place.
L. S. Circuit Court. Nothing of interest
done in this Court on Saturday.
Steamboat Maryland. The injury sustained
BY this siaunch old boat on Friday, (Which was
but slight has been repaired and she will re-
sumo her regular trips this morning
The Centre Market. This market, on Satur-
day morning, presented 4 full array of all the
substantials and delcacies of the season. The
supply of fish was abundant and the price fair.
Butter sold at 25 to 81 IA cents per pound
and lump at 10 to 25 cents; eggs is cents per
dozen; turkeys 75c. to Sl.37 l-2 piece; geese
GO l-2 IS cents do killed chickens 81 l-2 to
so cents pair: canvas back ducks sold at
$3.50 pair; red heads 60 l-2 to Is cents do;
black heads so cents do; tame ducks 45 to 90
cents. do; pheasants &c l-2 to IS cents pair
partradges 10 l-2 cents piece or l50 per
dozen;'gunea fowls so cents pair rabbits 25
to 81 Ia cents pair; apples 10 to 20 cents a
peck; mercer potatoes 20 % cents peck;
sweet DO. Is a is do; cabbage , a cts. head; ;
beets, parsnps and carrots cents bunch;
sauer krGut IA cents quart; beans and no.
miny a cents do; Philadelphia buckwheat
meal $3.50 per 100 lbs, mountain do. 81. Sc,
country do. S2.25 per 100 lbs.
FAREWELL CONCERT OF THE SERHNADER Change
Of Faces, The farewell concert of these gentlemen,
Messrs. Germon, Stanwood, Harrington. Pelham and