American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-03

Sudden Death. An inquest was held late on
Monday evening, by Coroner Hooper, at a
house IN CIiHden street. over the body of n
whtle man, aged about IS years, who had died
suddenly in the course of the evening The
Jury returned a verdict "that he died from a
disease Of the heart"
Superintendent Of tie Erchange READING
Rooms. We understand that Mr.. George u.
Porter has been appointed Superintendent of
the Exchange Reading Rooms, in place Of
VIM. G. Lytord, removed Mr. Porter has
been connected with the Reading Rooms for
several years, and from his uniform Politencss,
umexGeptionahle character, and strict attention
to business, we feel confident that in the dis
charge Of the duties of his new situation, he
viii render universal satisfaction and make the
Reading Rooms a place Of general resort, es-
peclaIly by the mercantile community.
Deep Snow-Faiiurc Of The Western ,HaiL--
There was no mail beyond Cumberland last
evening in consequence Of d heavy fall of snow
on the mountains. We understand it is near
ly is inches deep
Daring Robbery. The house Of Mr. John
g. Brown, situated in Ensor-st., near Forrest,
was burgariously entered between 2 and 8
o'clock yesterday morning, and robbed Of S207
III money and various articles of value. This
is one OF the most daring rObberies that has
been pcrpetrated III our city for long time
The burglars entered the house from the back
way, and proceeded Immediately to the bed
room of Mr.. Brown, where they deliberately
opened the drawers of the bureau, took out
the wearing apparel and laid it in bundles, so
as to be easily removed. At this time, MIR.
Brown awoke, and discovered the thieves max
ing their retreat through the back door, and in
their hurry leaving the clothes upon the floor.
They succeeded, however, in carrying with
them the above amount of money. 1t will be
seen that MIR, Brown offers a reward of $50
for the arrest and conviction Of the thieves
description OF the money is contained in the
advertisement.
The visiting Eremsn. The Union Fire Com
pany of Lancaster, Pa, will arrive in this city
this evening in the cars by way of York. They
will be received at the Susquehanna Depot by
the Lafayette Hose and the Mechanical Fire
Companies, by whom they will be escorted TO
Logan Hail." when they will partake of a
supper prepared by the proprietor, Mr.. Dona-
hue. The entertainment is given to them by
the Lafayette Hose Company.
IT, S. District Court. The December term
Of this Court commenced yesterday. The fol-
lowing is list of the Jurors:
Grand Jury-Benj c. Ross, Jas. C. Sell
man, Thos Ferguson, Noah Ridgely, Poregrine
GOrsuch, Josiah ID Whitaker, Thos. H. Belt,
Brtton Chase, James Lucas, Adam B. Kyle,
7. A. Lane, Richard McCubbin, Jas. P. Bay
less, VIM. Crook, Patrick Herman, George
Lightner, Benz C. Ward, Fl. r, Lauderman,
Anthony MltenbeTger, Michael Toner, Thos.
Pennifnan John Patrick Jeremiah Hupbcs
Petit Jury--Jos. BarIiDg, Windham Spur
r!er, WIN. d. Ball, G. w. Burke Bobert Ait
ken, Chas Soran, Geo. Reilly, Samuel Powell,
Isaac NJ Dcnscn, VIM. Boyd, VIM. Barnett,
Jesse Cloud, Victor VaI!ette, John S. Brown,
Wm. Cotton, T. L. T'Iden, d. w. Hudson, T.
J. Warrington, Robert Nelson, Chas II. II.
Brown, Wm Woodward, T. w. Hall, VIM.
Hndman, Simon Parkhurst, John White, c.
R. Peirce, VIM. Wierman, Alex. Boggs, Il. S.
Sanderson, Henry Myers, Abraham Hoffman,
Mcchor Mason.
The Court adjourned till ten o'clock this
morning.