American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-29

The Putsbarg Collections, The following adj
diuonal sums were received by the Mayor, yes
teTday, for the Pittsburg fund.-
From Messrs, Matthew Clark and Jas.
Peregoy, for the l2th ward, $50 90
From Ind. Presbyterian Church, by the
hands Of r. S. Hollins, Esq. treasurer 40 TG
From German Evangelical Conrrega-
ton, the hands Of the Rev. Samuel
Gutelus, 10 90
From Ind. German Lutheran Chulch,by
the hands of J. Drcgc, Esq. 80 90
From St. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church, by the hands of Noah Ridge
ly, Esq, treasurer, 81 %
From Acssrs. Hays and Hugh ARMS
tead, for the l4th ward 90 90
From Public School, No ., by the
hands of r. 5. Hollns, Esq 40
The total amount collected now, is 50, $50. 10,
which will be increased.
Launch. A new steamboat. 20 be called the
"Panter," will be launched this afternoon at
4 O'Clock, from the ship yard of MeSsrs. Abra-
hams & Cooper, Fell's Point. The Planter is
about $40 tons burthen and built in beautiful
style, with all the modern improvements, and
reflects the highest credit on the skill and in
genuity of her constructors. She was built for
and under the direction of Capt. Geo. Weems,
to run in connection with the steamer Patux-
ent.
A beautiful barque of35O tons burthen, call
ed the "lIelen NJ. Fielder built for hessrs.
Earnest s. Fielder, of New York and to be
commanded by Capt. II. II, Willis, was launch
ed on Saturday from tho ship yard Of Messrs.
VIM. s. Geo. Gardner. This vessel also is ano-
ther addition to the many beautiful specimens
of Baltimore naval architecture, and her wor-
thy builders deserve the highest encomiums for
their well known skill in their vocation.
improvements We notice that the row Of old
frame buildings, on Pearl St., extending South
from Saratoga, and for a number of years oc-
cupied by colored persons, have been torn
down, to make room for eight or ten brick
dwellings,, which are Immediately to be erect
ed, in Il neat and substantial style. This will
be handsome improvement, and add con-
sjdcrably to the appearance of the neighbor
hood.
Quarantine Regulations The quarantine
regulations of this port will go into operation
on Thursday next, and continue until the end
of October No vessel coming from sea will
be permitted to pass the Lazarctto ground un-
til visited by the Health officer. The fees pay
able are as follows, viz; for ship or bark, $751;
brig or brigdntne, ~; and a schooner or
sloop, 81.
Charge Of Robbery. john Nixon was arrest
ed by officer Myers on last Tuesday, charged
by Cornelius S Grove, at the Bel-Air market,
with robbing them of $3.50. He was commit
ted to Jail, to await his trial at the June term of
the City Court, by Justice Wilson. There are
several others, charged with this outrage, who
have as yet eluded the officers, but we hope
that they too may be caught.--.7rgus,
Sudden Death. An inquest was held yester-
day morning, by R. B. Gallup, Esq, coroner,
over the body of John Henry Steibel aged 80
years, who died suddenly about s o'clock, at
tie public house of NJ. A. Herchner, No. 10
Fish Market Space. Verdict of the Jury, that
deceased came to his death by the Incorporate
use of ardent spirits.
County Court This tribunal assembled YES
terday morning, and after sentencing William
Bayley, alias William Foggs, previously con-
victed of stealing horse, to the penitentiary
for five years, adjourned until the commence
ment Of the May term for the trial Of civil suits
occurring in the city.
Military Parade. The 9TH and SD Regi-
ments of Maryland Volunteers will have pa
rade on Monday next, and will, no doubt, make
an imposing and formidable "turn out" on the
occasion.