American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
-" The public are reminded, that the
Notes Of the Western Franklin Savings lnsti-
tuition will be redeemed by DAVID MARTIN, No.
1872 Baltimore street.
Torn ,Heeting. His Honor, Mayor Davies,
has invited the citizens of Baltimore TO assem-
bic at the Exchange tomorrow at l2 o'clock,
NJ, "to give expression to the feelings of deep
sorrow which pervade our community, caused
by the melancholy intelligence of the death of
ANDREW JACKSON, and to make suitable ar
engagements for paying appropriate honors to
the llustrions dead.
Military Parade. Our streets were cnlivened
and our citizens delighted yesterday, on the oc-
casion of the parade Of the Maryland Light
Horse from Laurel, under command of Col.
Horace Capron, accompanied by the lndepen-
dent Light Dragons, under Col BouIdin.-
The u. S. Flying Artillery, from Fort Mcl1en-
ry, under Capt Ringgold, were also in the city,
and went through number of beautiful and
unequalIed evoutions in Monument Square,
where large concourse of persons were assem-
bled. They subsequently Joined the other
companies. Col. Capron's troop made most
beautiful appearance, and with Col. Bouldin's
company, went thorough number OF handsome
evoutions, in fine style and with great preci-
sion. The company from Laurel partook Of
an excellent collation. at Capt. Frederick's, by
invitation of Col. Bouldins troop. They will
breakfast with the Maryland Cadets this morn
ing at the Exchange Hotel, and then depart for
home.
Found DrO,cned The body of a German
was found drowned yesterday morning in Free
derrick street dock, where it is supposed TO have
been floating for some days, as the face was
much dshgured. On his shirt were the initials
ell. O. s." No one, however, was able to re-
| cognize the features. A horn comb, snuff-box
and steel for striking fire were found in the
pockets of his clothes. An inquest was held
over the body by Coroner Hooper, and a YER
dict rendered according to the circumstances
.fccident. An elderly lady was run over yes
terday morning about 10 O'Clock, in Fayette
street, little east of Calvert, by horse which
was being ridden by a white boy and knocked
down, sustaining severe injury. She was Ia
ken up, suffering great pain and conveyed
home. The boy, it is said, was riding care
lessly.
Citu Court. In this Court yesterday, the iu-
ry in the case of Philip Shade, charged with
being concerned in the robbery of the store of
Messrs. Cole s. Howard returned sealed yer-
dict of guilty, A motion was made by T. Yates
Walsh, Esq. counsel for the prisoner, to grant
Il new trial, on the ground that Wackle, an
/ accomplish, and previously convicted, had been
compelled by the Court to give evidence in the
case, when by a law of the State no accomplice
can be forced to testify, but must do so of his
own free will, The States Attorney agreed
if the Court was willing, to grant new trial
feeling confident, he SAID to convict the prison.
er without receiving the evidence of Wacklie
at all. The Court consented to grant the new
trial, and he will therefore be placed at the bar
again this morning. Trickler was
fined ST and costs for assaultng Catharne
Schaeffer. -Bernard Herman, charged with
selling liquor on the Sabbath day, was declared
not guilty.-Ihe States Attorney VIM. II.
| Watson, Esq here arose, and stated that nfor-
nation OF an undoubted character had been
received of the death of Ex-President General
Andrew Jackson, and moved that the Court,
out OF respect to the memory of man who
had done his country great and valuable serv-
ces, and who had devoted a long life to her no.
nor and glory, adjourn over to this morning,
which was agreed to, and the Court according
ly adjourned.
Baltimore County Court. This Court having
transacted all the business of the term, has adj
journed until the first Monday in September.
U. S. District Court. The case of the Unit
cd States vs. Jason l., Pendleton, indicted for
a misdemeanor, in being concerned in the slave
trade on the coast of Africa, occupied the at
tention OF this court, yesterday, up to half past
2 O'Clock, in able addresses 10 tile Jury, by J.
Nlasoa Campbell and j. ]. Lloyd, Esq's, for
the defence, and VIM. l.. Marshall, Esq U.
5. District Attorney, for the prosecution,
\ The jury then retired to their room, and
after short absence returned u verdict
i OF guilty. The punishment is fine and impri-
sonment' The grand jury, during the morning,
made presentment in regard to the present
mode of employing engineers of steamboats,
upon our waters, after which they were finally
discharged with the thanks of the Court.
AT hall mast We noticed Yesterday that the
flags of the shipping and public buildings of the
city were at hal mast, as a tribute of respect to
the memory of ex-presdent Jackson.
Butler Coal. Messrs Charles West & Co.,
S. w. corner of Baltimore and Gay streets,
announce by advertisement in another column,
: that they are now receiving a supply of the
celebrated Butler Coal and have made ar
engagements to supply orders to any extent dur
ing the coming season.
The Small Poo. We learn th,t no new ca
SEES OF this disease have been reported to the
I Board oil Health for the last fewhays, and it is
now believed to be abatng. We would re-
commend, however, that vaccination be per-
formed in every family.