American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-29

! accomplished their object. To prevent any
alarm from the cries Of the female, she was
efectualy gagged. The brother, when
| driven off. ran down WIKI street and gave the
alarm, when Capt, Costgan, assisted by watch
men League and Hague, succeeded, after the
most untiring and asslduous exertion, inacrcst-
| ing three of the party-Andrew J. Musg-are
| VIM. Stirling and Edward 2. Roberts. They
were arrested at their homes. Another Of the
party-Danel Mclutosh--was arrested yes'er-
day morning by Capt. Costgan, High Con-
stable Clifford and officer Stocket. Trey were
all examined before Justice Brothorton and full
ly committed for trial at the October term Of
the Criminal Court The fifth one OF the par
ty is still at large, but will undoubtedly be ar
rested. as he is well known to our police. We
cannot close this article without stating that
great aid was rendered Capt. Costigan IN the
arrest Of the paltes by Justice McAlIlster, who
was called from his bed at | o'clock, and was
kept out until near daylight.
The Yerolict We yesterday, in paragraph
headed "Serous Charge" stated that female
named Bombergcr, who lived about two miles
out on the Gay street road, had died early on
Sunday morning, under circumstances that
rave rise to the suspicion that she came TO her
death by other than natural causes and that
/ coroner Hooper had gone out for the purpose
of holding an inquest over the body. We have
since been informed by Mr.. Hooper of all The
| facts in the case. The body was examined by
| Drs. Leonard, Yeates and Conduit, which was
! found TO be bruised severely on the hight side
! and in various other parts. Her neck was
greatly bruised, and both of the eyes gave evil
| dence OF her having been severely beaten. The
| husband confessed to having beat her on Satur-
day. The physicians, however, gave it as
their opinion that the bruises were not sutfi-
clent to have caused death, and in consequence
the Jury brought in a verdict "that her death
was caused by intemperance, hastened by the
ill-treatment and neglect of her husband, John
, Bombergerr The coroner held him to bail in
the sum of $1,000 to appear at the next term Of
! the County Court.
Bold Robbery. During Sabbath last the store
of Messrs, Z. Nj. Potts s. Co., Hanover street,
between German and Lombard, was entered
and robbed of choice specimen Of liquors, con-
Sistlng of some half dozen bottles of brandy
! perfect cordial in favor and princely in prices
several bottles of whiskey-melIow from age;
sundry bottles of champagne, best brand; some
cologne, and segars, of rare qualities and costly.
| The building was entered by way OF trap
door in the roof, thence through to the store
and it is said that person was seen during the
day upon the roof, but the belief being enter
tanned that he was attached to some of the es-
adjustments, no suspicious OF an evil design
were excited. The whole transaction appears
to have been done with much deliberation-
! The liquors. principally, were taken out in the
] forenoon, and second visit paid in the after
noon. The thief is supposed to be young
man, and if the progress Of his improvement in
the art is not nipped in the bud, he promises fair
! al. L. i.
specimen of his present proficiency.
Disgracstul Rou. One of those disgracefnl
outbreaks which have Of late become SO conf
mon in Park street, occurred there yesterday
morning. The rioting party was headed by
Frederick Kong, Zone of the recipients Of
Executive cemency,) Edward Gilling and Jo-
seph Winks, who attacked house at the cor
ner Of Patk and Clay streets, breaking in the
door and otherwise injuring the property
Their object was to get at young man named
David Ring, who was seCreted in the house,
and whom they succeeded i'll assaulting and
beating. The parties were arrested by officers
Duval, Gross, Pamphillion and Moon, and
taken to the police Office, where they under
went an examination before Justice Miller
KONG and Winks were committed, and Gil
ling released on security to appear at Court
/ .Na,To,c Escape from Drowning. A saiiboat,
containing four young men, was upset in the
river, near Fort McIIenry, during the sudden
squall of wind and rain which occurred about
| O'Clock on Sunday afternoon. They were
| in the water near half an hour, holding on TO
| the bottom of the boat, when they were taken
off by a schooner which fortunately happened
to be passing at the time.
! Assault ,sith Iaten! 10 Kill, Henrietta Chew
/ (coloredl was yesterday arrested, by officer
| Ray, on the charge of assaultng with intent
! to kill Mary Phoeby. The assault was made
with a large butcher knife. She was taken
! before Justice Stansbury, who fully committed
| her for trial at the October term of the Crtni-
nal Court.
Case for Court. William Bell, for assault
ing and beating Mary Eldridge, was yesterday
arrested, by officer Mcdowell, and taken be-
fore Justice McAllster, who in default of secu-
rity committed him to jail to appear at Court,
Thro,ring Stones William Ford, (colored)
for throwing stones in the public streets, was
yesterday fined 81 and costs by Justice Miller.
He was arrested by officer Socket.
Truth affecting. Mr.. John Cooper, the old
gentleman who was so severely injured on the
Susouehanua Rail Road, and is now on crutch-
es accidentally fell on Sunday last on his
way home from church, and so shattered his
fame as to be unable to leave his bed. DR..
lnloes administered to his relief, and his suffer-
ings yesterday were somewhat abated.
Fell from his horse DR.. VIM. Cobb, while
passing Lexington market yesterday afternoon,
was thrown from his horse, the animal being
accidentally frightened, and coming heavily in
contact with the pavement, was seriously stun
ed; in which condition he was conveyed home
Drs. N. r. Smith, Grieves and Hoffman, were
soon in attendance, and it was discovered that
he had received Commissions upon the left shout
der and hip, and severe injury in the region
of the left eye. We learned late last evening
from Dr. Greyes, that his patient was doing
we'll.
Inquest An inquest was held late on Sun