American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-02

Adam Reed for assaulting Anon Duvall while
in the discharge of his duty as general police
officer, was found guilty, and fined S. and
costs. Samuel Montgomery, minor, charged
with running to fire contrary to a latesact ct
the Legislature, was fined s 0 and costs. Ma
~ Hanna, for assauting Sarah Elizabeth Cor
don, was fined 81 and costs. Francis Stout,
for assauting and beating his wife Isabella,
was fined So and costs. Edward Parker, (col-
ored) charged with assaulling Caroline Ste
phenson, (celored) was declared not guilty
Sarah Camp, for assautlng Priscilla Howard,
was fined So and costs. George Hall, charged
with assaultng Charlie Murdoch, was fined
$40 and costs, and ordered to give security in
the sum Of 500 to keep the peace for six
months. The Court adjourned until this
morning, when the regular June term will
commence.
Discharged. Henry Jatho, the individual
who was arrested on Thursday, III this city, by
the firm of Hays, ZelI, Ridgely s Cook, on
the charge Of participating in the robbery oil
the store Of Mr., Fletcher, in Louisville, Ky,
was brought before Judge Legland, on Satur-
day, on writ of habeaS corpus, and honorably
discharged it being proven by several respeC-
table citizens that he had not been out of this
city for ten years, except two or three days
last December, and then he was in Philadel-
pha. Counsel for the State, Charles II. Pitts,
ESQ.,, for the accused Reverdy Johnson and
Archer Ropes, Esq's.
Fires. Between l2 and o'clock, on Satur-
day night, fire was seen issuing from the stable
Of Mr.. Mcpherson, in Green Willow-st., near
the Washington Gardens. The fremen pro-
ceeded to the spot in great numbers, but arriv-
cd too late to be Of much service The stable
was totally consumed. The loss, we under
stand Is fully covered by insurance. The
alarm yesterday morning, about CLOCK, was
caused by the burning of the brick stable of
Mr.. Quinlan, attached to the Hand Tavern in
Paca-st, which was also totally destroyed
Both fires were undoubtedly the work of in
Cendiaries
Baltimore Tobacco Trade. There were up
wards of 1000 hogsheads of Tobacco inspected
in this city last week. The inspections of the
month OF May, says the American, reach the
large aggregate of about ten thousand hogs
heads. The new State Inspection Warehouse
(lNo. 81 has been open for several weeks past,
but it is evident that if the trade continues to
increase as it has done-of which there is not
a doubt-one or two additional Warehouses
will soon have TO be provided. The Baltimore
market offers strong attractions to the tobacco
Of the Western States, and when our great
Railroad strikes the Ohio the supplies from that
quarter will be immensely increased.
More aid for Mrs HilSon. The Mayor re-
ceived, on Saturday, from b. II. Richa rdson
Esq, the sum of twelve dollars, collected by
him in the l4th ward, for the benefit of Mrs
Wilson, who was lately burnt out in the west
ern part of the city.
Independent GreyS. 1t will be seen by adver-
tisement in another column that this company
propose building an armory, the one formerly
used having been destroyed by fire. This com
,any Unsurpassed for their tactcs--are deser-
wing of all encouragement.
Centre Market. There was full supply of
all kinds of meats, poultry, fruits, vegetables,
&c, at this m arket on Saturday morning
Beef was selling at A to s cts, and l0al2 l-2
Its, forsyery choice cuts; lamb, per quarter,
81 LEAFS cents; veal Gas cents, mutton Sal
cents, and pork cents per ID. Best print but
Ter 20a25 cts; lump do s, 2 and Is cts. per TO-;
'ggs l0al2 l-2 cts. per dozen; young chickens
s2.50aS3.50 per dozen. Strawberries alum
liant, and selling at 4al2 l-2 cents-sone very
arge and choice brought 25 cents per basket;
cherries l0al2 l-2 cents per quart; currants s
10 cents; gooseberries IL l-2 cents. There
we're some new spring potatoes selling at so
ents per peck; radishes and onions Gas cents
er bunch; cabbage and lettuce 2a3 cents per
lead asparagus Sale l-2 cents a bunch
Green peas plenty at 90 to % cents per peck.
Many Of the stands were beautifully decorated
With flowers made up IN boquets, which sold at
to Is cents each. Crabs plenty, and selling
t 90 cents per dozen for soft, and 25 cents for
lard, Holsters Is to Is cents piece.
THEATRE, FRONT STREET Tro greqt pieces on one
ght. One OF tie mos; attractive bills ever offered at
ny Theatre in this city posted for perfo at
he Front street Tonight. new five act Play called
the Roman Odd Fellows, or The Mysterious Brother
ood, )" will have IT. fist representation The plot Of
his piece has been taken from the broad field, which
he dangers and prosecutions Of the early Christians
resent U the poet, and the passionate struggles Of en-
husiasm, the Trials and daring Of those VINO died for
ruth, a2d the firm bonds Of friendship which united
II in brotherhood, depicted witt wonderful effect
'he scene is laid in Rome, IN the Of IItas, nur-
amed the JUST when the Comics, an order among
he early Christians, from which the present o. f. date
heir origin, compelled by the terrible edicts Then
force against their faith, not only 70 their ex
stence with veil of mystic secresy, but forced, !
Trough sanguinary punishment, 70 celebrate their
carriages, and even bury their dead, at midnight
With the "COmcs," with the present "Odd Eel |
ows,' Friendship, Love and Truth were the guiding
nnciples, and in their lives they beautifully H.
lstrated The stake and the were met th fear
ess resignation, and the widow aud fdthetess were
watched over with care"
A. the conclusion of the above drama, one Magic
amp in new light" will be played for the 4lh time.
PUBLICATION We have received from aessrs d. /
]lcen 4 Son, lac Baltimore st, "TAe Life and Power
# True Goodness, described in a series of dscourses,n