American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-05

Oulleu IoldIes SIeullleT ITllcelOH, on tle lOLH
of May. y. II. Green, the Reformed Gam
bier, left Rochester, n. Y, for Buffalo OH Fri
day, having delivered nineteen lectures Oh in
temperance and gambling in the former city.
a young woman named Miss Sarah Ann
Aiken, of Pittsburg has been arrested for the
murder of her illegitimatc infant. -Passen-
gels are now taken from Boston to New York
for SEA young man named William john
son, who was recently wounded by the dis
charge ola cannon at Newtown, Pa, has since
died from the injuries he received.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The Late Steamboat accident. The remains
of the Inflated steamer Paul Jones are still ~
ing sunk where the accident occurred. John
Boggs, Esq, the owner, has made every effort
TO have her raised, but as yet without success.
He has chartered two schooners, which, to-
gethet with the steamer Relief, Capt. Sanner,
will 90 down early this morning, and with their
united aid it is to be hoped they will be able to
raise her. Capt. Motif, who was so badly
scalded, we are pleased to learn, is recovering,
and considered ont of danger. Three MEM
Messrs. John Anderson, VIM. Parsons, Ga bro
Gallagher, proceeded yesterday to the spot
where the steamer sunk, in an open boat, and
after great cxertion, succeeded in raising the
bodies of MIR. John Parsons, the Engineer, and
the black fireman, Hiram. The body of Mir.
P. was brought to the city last evening. 1t
presented most strange appearance, nearly
the entire skin being stripped from the body
No means have yet been had of ascertaining
the true cause of the explosion. Those, per-
haps, who might have thrown some light on
the subject, have unfortunately fallen victims
to the catastrophe, The impression is how
ever, that it was purely the result of accident
The boy belonging to the canal boat, who was
killed, is said to have been from Bloomsbury,
Pa, and was named Mlirk.
Rrmored Outrage 1t was rumored through
out the city yesterday that the person of a
young lady had been violated on Sunday after
noon last, about five miles from the city, on
/ the Bel-Air road by negro, and that the per-
/ petrator had been arrested and lodged in Bal
timore city and county Jail. We made every
effort to ascertain the truth of the report, and
not being able TO trace it to any reliable source,
/ we refrain from giving the names Of the parties.
! Assault. William Brown and Joseph Jones
were arrested yesterday, by officer Pamphil-
4
Henry Shillingberger and carried before John
Showacre, Esq, who released them on securi-
ty to keep the peace.
Light Butter. George w. King, Esq, the
Clerk of the Centre Market, yesterday morn
ing, took 10 Jumps of butter from person
from the county, on account of light weight
They were sold, and the proceeds under the
law &c into the city treasury.
The Sons Of Temperance. We understand
that great preparations are being made, by
those excellent societies the Sons of Temper
ance, to celebrate the approaching anniversary
of "our country's" freedom by grand process
sion and Grafton, The Grafton, we learn, will
be delivered at Greenwood, beautiful spot
distant about mile from the city, on the Bel
Air Road.
DrOWned A colorcd man, named Samuel,
aged about % years, accidentally fell from
row-boat, near Light street wharf, Yesterday
morning, whilst engaged in unloading shingles,
and was drowned. He belonged to Mrs Pris-
ella Rencher, of Somerset county, and was
employed as a hand on board the schr. New
Haven, Capt Mcintyre, of Snow Hill. An
inquest was held over the body, by Coroner
Gallup; verdict of the jury, accidental drown
ing"
.Ne,o Omnibus Line. 1t will be seen by the
advertisement in to-day's paper, that the ''Old
Line" have placed new and beautiful coach
on an entire new route. This coach is to run
from the Exchange to Ashland Square, at the
head of Gay street; and in case four or more
passengers request it, the route will be extend
ed to "Green Mount Cemetery.n We under
stand that the "New Line" has also placed up
on the same route, one or more coaches. This
will be great accomm odation to the citizens
of Old Town.
| In Jail. George Martin, charged with dis
turbing the peace and throwing stones in the
public streets, was yesterday committed to jail
by John Wright, Esq.
To Keep the Peace. John ODER, for abusing
and threatening VIM Polk; VIM, Harris for
assaulting Elizabeth Wolf and George Pearce,
for disturbing the public quiet, were compelled
to give security to keep the peace-the two
first by John Wright, Esq, the latter by JUS
tce Schaetfer.
County Court. The case of the Savage Ma
nulacturing Company against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, to recover an al
f lodged overpayment Of tolls, involving about
q $500, was decided yesterday, in favor of the
defendant. Nothing else of public interest was
done.
City Court The petit jury will be in attend
ance, tins morning, when the regular business
of the term will be commenced
u s. District Court This court was engag-
ed in calling over the docket, yesterday, the
petit jury having been discharged till Monday
next.
Likeness OF THE Rev. JOHN B. G1LpEA. We have
received from Mr. John Murnhv n baau,r.I enrravoa
likeness of the late Rev John B. Gidea 1t is said to
be most perfect Likeness. The numerous friends
OF the distinguished deceased obtain copies by
8 calling on Mr.. Murphy.
/, SABBATH SCHOOL EXHIBITION 1t will be seen h..