American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Original Henry Clay Institute, At late
meeting of this association, the following young
gentlemen were elected officers for tie ensuing
three months:-G. w. Sleeper, President; w,
II. Brooks, Vice President; J. N Steuatt Cor
responding Secretary; Garwin Crawford, Re-
cording Secretary; Albert G. Baker, Treasu-
rer; Minor TulhllI, Finley Johnson, Charles
Jones, Curators. 1t auguts well for the future
to SEQ so many institutions composed OF young
men who, instead Of devotlng their leisure
evening to vain and frivolous amusements, are
engaged in the Iaudablc purpose Of sclt-im-
proyement. Il gives us pleasure to learn, that
among these the Original Henry Clay lnsti-
tuto holds respectable rank. They intend
giving public exhibition ere long, OF which
due notice wl! be given. They have our best
wishes for their success.
Printers Festival. We understand that the
Typographical Society Of this city, have made
arrangements with Mrs. Russell, (late Mrs.
Temperly,) to furnish their approaching an
nual festival. The libcrality and spirit char
acteristIc of all the hostess undertakes gives as
surance that those present at the supper will
enjoy something very unique. The excellent
ba nd Of the Independent Blues has been en-
gagged to add to the pleasures Of the occasion.
The craft in this city, as body, for intell-
gcnce, moral and social excellence, cannot be
excelled by any equal number OF persons, and
the approaching festival, we have no doubt,
will prove "a feast of reason and flow OF
sOu.n
Eastern Public Square. This place which is
almost unknown is situated at tbs extreme end
of East Lombard street, in the suburbs of the
city. 1t contains six acres of ground, and was
given to the city about sixteen years ago by
VIM Patterson, Esq, deceased. 1t is adnira
bly, adapted to the purpose for which it is de
signed, and by the rapid extension OF the cit,
eastward, will, before many years, DO embraced
within compactly built, and densely popula
ted region. The enclosure is at present SUI
rounded by an ordinary wooden fence, having
gates for tho entrance of visitors. During tn
last summer great number of persons paid
visit to this spot which, at some future time
will he place of fashionable resort.
Sued for False imprisonment. MIR. Henr
| Jatho has sued Mr.. Fletcher, OF Louisville
Ky., and Messrs. Hays Zell, Rdge!y Cook
officers Of this city, for false imprisonment, lay
inc damages at $40, 900. This suit grows GU
of the arrest Of Mr. Jatho, under warrant !;
sued by the Governor of Maryland, upon re
QUESTION from the Governor of Kentucky, to
the arrest and delivery Of Jatho, as iug'''v
from iustco--implcatn him in the robbery
Mr., Fletcher, in the latter State. The cas-
will come up before the County Court
Stealing. Samuel Cunningham was arrest
ed on Saturday night. by Capt. Costigan,
the Eastern District, charged with having 1
his possession the stand for a stove, the pro
perty of Mr.. James Feeny. He was full
committed for trial by Justice Brotheston.
Beating his WIFE. Emanuel Wynman, 70
assaulting and beating his wife, was arreste
on Saturday, by ofIices SWick, and released o
security to keep the peace, by Justice McAlls
| ter.