American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-31
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ihe omnibus Line. we notice that another
new omnibus has been put upon the route by
the enterprsing proprietors of the new line
1t is of the same pattern of the others. Both
lines have now SeUen coaches constantly run
ming from morn till night, and are doing most
excellent business. They are great accom-
mediation, and we are pleased at their success.
Case for Court. Edward Parker, (colored)
charged with assaultng and beating his wife,
was arrested yesterday, by officer Knighton,
and committed to Jail, by Justice Schaetler, to
answer at to days Court.
! Coroner'S Mquest. Coroner Mullen, held an
inquest on Thursday, over the body of color
ed boy named Isaac Hall, which had been
found floating in the back basin. He was aged
about IA years. Verdict of the Jury "Aecden-
tai drowning"
Throwing SionG. John Burns, charged
with violating a city ordinance, by throwing
stones in the streets, was yesterday find 5 and
costs, by r. A. McAllister, Esq.
IN unnat,ual son. George Omsberry, charg-
ed with threatening the life of his mother, was
arrested yesterday and taken to the office of
justice OF the PEACE, but subsequently released
the mother not appearing to prosecute,
Interesting Ceremony. While the great body
Of performers and persons attending the May
festival at llouck'S were attentvey engaged
III the interesting ceremonies apart from these,
might be seen another not less interesting group,
consisting Of a fond mother, bearing in her
arms deeply interesting babe-its counter
ance rejecting beauty and Intelligence, and
dimpled with an angel-lke smile. Beside these,
stood the holy minister of God, and few
friends andsacquaintances; the former busiy ell
gagged in performing the interesting ceremonies
OF a christening, which resulted in placing on
record the name of Granville Polk Cooper, a
name which may, some not very distant day,
figure in the history of a land, where the high
est honors and rewards are open to the perse-
vering.
We witnessed this Interesting CEREMONY"
and "noted it down." but finding the above
beautiful mention made of it in the Argus, we
prefer it to any thing we might say. The Rev.
Henry Sicer was the officiating minister
Letter from the Mayor Of Pitsbug. The
following is copy of letter received by the
Mayor of Baltimore from the Mayor of Pitts
burg, acknowledging the receipt of remit
lance of So, 500 for the aid of the sufferers by
the disastrous fire in that city,
MAYORS OFFICE,
Pittsburg, May 27, ls45.
Hon. j. G. Davies:
Dear Sir--l have great pleasure in acknow-
lodging the receipt of your letter of the It'll
inst, containing further remittance of five
thousand five hundred dollars (s5 ,50O) for the
use of the sufferers by fire on the 9th of April.
must again thank you, and through you
the generous citizens OF Baltimore, for the
great hberality and kindness evinced towards
! lis on this occasion. Our disaster has been an
unparalleled one, but the sympathy which has
| been expressed for us by our fellow citizens,
has been unbounded and the magnitude OF
the donations with which they have favored
us, has been such as to alleviate, to great ex-
tent the misfortune with which we have been
! overwhelmed.
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't, ~.
s.@@ o.. 100. WA J. Howard, Mayor.