American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-29


skill that does him great credit, arrested Il Girl
who passed as Frances Turner alias EIzibeti
+. Boyd and Il woman named Polly Busarod
alias Cummings, who were identified by Mir. 2.
as the persons who committed the Outrage. The
watch was also recovered, it having been pawn
ed. The two women were fully committed,
yesterday, by Walton Gray, Esq
/ SHRden DEATH A .seul0rng man named
William Jackson, aged about so Years, died
very suddenly at the house Of John Malone, in
ThameS-st., on Monday night, or rather yes
terday morning, about halt-past o"loch..-
4 An inquest was held over the body, yesterday
afternoon, by VIM. Cotton, Esq, coroner, and
the following facts were elected. Tho de-
ceased arrived about three weeks ago in the
ship Richard Anderson, and stopped for dav
or two at the house of Mr.. Malone, and COM
laning of being unwell, he said he would 90
and stay with an uncle he had living near the
! Herring Run Oh the Philadelphia Road, until
such time as he got well, when he would come
/ in town, and ship again for sea. He according
| y went, aud after staying near two weeks re-
Turned to the house of Mir. Malone on Monday
morning, and requested him TO get a ship for
him to 90 to sea in He was in and out of the
/ house until about 10 o'clock at night, when he
complained of being unwell; of having pain
or an oppression on his chest, and said he would
90 to bed. About halfpas ono O'Clock he
awakened his room mate, and stated that he
was very unwell, and if be did not get glass
Of water very soon, he thought he should die
| The water was brought to him as soon as pos
sble but too late as the vital spark had fled
Mr. Malone went for physician as soon as
| he heard of his sickness and rendered every aid
that humanity ana kindness could dictate. A
post norton examination was held i'll the pre-
sence of the jury, by DR.. Monkur when it be-
came evident TO every man that he died from
an Infusion of wafer Oh the chest, and such was
the verdict of the jury. The deceased was by
birth German.
Fully Committed. We announced the arrest
Of person, on the I'd inst, by Messrs. HAYS,
Eel s. Co., by the name of Wm. Johnston,
alias Pardoe, alias Hughes, under suspicious
circumstances and that there were two fine
gold watches, sc. found in his posseSsion.-
Since then it has been ascurtaincd that Mr..
Henry Fletcher, of Louisville, Ky, is the
righttul owner of gold watch and other pro-
perty found III the possession OF the accused at
the time of the arrest, they having been stolen
from his jewelry store on the 18th November
last. The prisoner, under this circumstance, was
further examined before Walton Gray, Esq,
Oh Monday, and fully committed to await the
requisiton of the Governor of Kentucky.
Sabbath School Exhibition The exhibition
Of the Universalist Sabbath School will take
place this evening; on which occasion many of
the scholars will give Rotations, &c, and the
excellent choir attached to the church (Calvclt
street, will perform sorre choice anthems, sc.
The proceeds are to be applied to the purchase
Of il library for the use of the school. The
entertainments will no doubt be of 4 highly
interesting character, and worthy of public at
tention.
Tish to The Governor. The Independent
Blues, Capt. Watson, left this city yesterday az
ternoon at o'clock, in the steamboat Boston,
on complimentary visit to Gov. Pratt, at An
napolis. 1t will be remembered that this
company was selected, a few days since, as
the body guard of the Governor. They will
return this morning
.4notAer Warming TO Pedlers. Charles Berry
was arrested yesterday afternoon 10y Officer
Wason, charged with hawking and pedlmg
goods in the streets without license. lie was
taken before w. A. Schaeher, Esq, who fined
him $40 and costs, the lowest amount allowed
by the Act of Assembly.
Importance IF tie Telegraph. A Broker of
this city received yesterday ali order for L 900
of New York funds After making enquiry,
he found he could not obtain tho amount here,
he therefore Immediately went to the Tee-
graph office and had message transmitted to
Washington, to his CORES ondent, asking fthe
required sum could be obtained there. In an
half an hour he received an answer in the at-
firmaiive, and that the amount would be sent
on in the evening to his order This conclusive
ly shows how vastly important this mode of in
telligence is to men of business, for had he had
to wait for the slow communication by the rail
road, he might have lost the commission on the
order.
Stealing Copper. A boy about Is years Of
age, was caught in the act of stealing some
copper on Monday last, from IL gentleman on
Feiis Point. The owner of the copper, at the
request OF the parents of the boy, consented
not to prosecute, provided they would ship him
in the States service. The boy was according
ly sent to sea, in the hope that three years
cruise may make an honest man of HIM.
Pistoiing. A case Of pistoling between father
and son occurred yesterday at the Exchange,
during the sale of some property belonging to
the father. We refrain from giving particulars
at this time; but would merely state that the
son is somewhat VIGOROUSLY celebrated in our
criminal courts, he being now under indictment
by tne grand Jury loI ie'ohy' io 10 inueeu
Il Priceless jewell.
Baltimore County Court. This Court, Judges
Purviance and Legrand, on the bench isengag-
ed in hearing of civil cases, which do not afford
sufficient Of interest to he reported. The term
of the Jury summoned at the commencement
of the Court, having expired, new Jury has
been empannelled, of which the following is a.
list: George Richardson, ID. II. Thomson, D.
II - L. t,,,,
Randall, w. @. Caldwell, Il. II. Cooch, o. Q.
Tiffany, b. C. Ward, James Hooper, WIN. Ii.
Beatty, VIM. Hineman, Peter Wells, Jlmes
Swan, J. c. Brune, William Cook, Anirew
Armstrong, C. r. Pearce, Samuel Ellcot X.
l.. Carter, Alex. Smith, Robert Campbell, s.
w. Smith, Thomas Camper.
E,u,dJ;np A resnectahle colorad woman,