American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-25

,y Thomas Yates Walsh, Esq. The case was
givcn to the Jury about two o'clock with in
~,ructons - return Il sealed verdict at 10 o'clk.
,iDs morning, to which hour the court adjourn
ed.
l.. s. District Court. In this court yesor-
DAY, nothing Of any importance was transact
ed. The court atan early hour, adjourned for
the balance Of the term.
a most Brutal .4ct. An act of the most bru-
tai character was committed yesterday morning
about u o'clock, in Fish Market Space, which
will probably cause the death Of coloicd boy
named Abram, servant of Mr.. Basil Phillips.
The Soy was quietly walking down the Space
about the time aforementioned. when white
man, whom be does not know, assaulted and
kicke him in the lower part Of the abdomen
with such force as to render him speeches. for
more than an hour The boy was carried into
a BARRIERS shop near by, and DIR. Williams i'm
mediately sent for, who rendered him every
aid in the power of medicine, but we are in
formed expressed it as ms opinion that ne can
not survive. What is not little singular, this
occurrence took place at midday, in one OF
our most public thoroughiares and yet, strange
to say, nobody knows the perpetrator We
doubt not if the 'thumb screw was applied to
certain persons they would throw some light
upon the subject. We trust that the guilty
party be he who he may, will be speedily at
rested and made to suffer the utmost penalty
OF the law.
Semi Den,i nj his old tricks. We learn, says
: the Argus, that George Clark, better known as
Semi emi," has been arrested in Philadel-
/ phia and committed, Oh the charge Of perpetra-
ting large robbery. Jewelry TO the amount
of -, 900 was found upon him. 1t will be Ic-
collected that he lost an arm from a gun shot,
fired at him, IN attempting to rob gentleman
in this city, some time ago, but was pardoned
by the Governor, on condition that he leave
the State, but it appears that instead of reform
ing, as was hoped, lie has only gone on in the
same manner as formerly. He will be taken
care of this time.
The Funeral Grafton. We learn that Gen
Benz. C. Howard has sgnfied ms acceptance
of the invitation to deliver the funeral Grafton
ote President Jackson on Tuesday next. That
he will do Justice to the subject, and add TO his
already high reputation, we need not assure
our readers Gen. Towards ripe scholarship
is too well known to require any praise at our
hands
Assault ,gih Intent 10 Kill Officer Pamphil
lion, arrested yesterday man named John
burst, charged with making an assault upon
James Edward Reese with intent TO kill. lie
was released on security, to have further
examination, before Justice Showacre, on
Thursday next.
In LiL John Kirby, charged with assault
ing and beating an inotlensve colored woman,
was arrested yesterday, by officer Gross and
in default Of security to keep the peace, COM
mtted 10 jail by Justice Schaetfer
Tribute Of Respect. The German Yagcrs
Capt. Elterman, the German Guards, Capt.
lshmael, and several lodges of the |. .. o. F.,
paraded yesterday afternoon, in great numbers
to pay the last sad tribute of respect to their
deceased companion, Mr.. II. Baumester.--
They made a very handsome appearance.