American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-16

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vas not denied, and the Court, after hearing
tho testimony, stated its regret in being con-
PEELED to fine Col. Bouldn. The Colonel was
driving his family out The Brlair Road, ard
when Il short distance from the city, he WAS
met by Haye!in, who was very insulting IN
his language and department, in fact to such a
! degree that the Colonel was forced to use the
"weapons that nature gave him. The Court
also regretted that II was not in its power to
throw the costs upon the prosecntor.----Wm.
| Courscy, charged with assauting boy named
BENZ F. Riggs, was declared not guilty.
! Geo. Thomas, a minor, for running with the
| engines contrary to the act Of the late LccsIa-
turc, was fined $40 and costs. William
Thompson, for the same offence, was fined $40
and cosls.--!amas Dougherty, same offence,
| SO and costs,--Sarah Burke, for keeping a
blwdy house, was fined $40 and costs.--i.li-
N Randolph, for the same offence, was fined
$50 and costs.--Susan Douly, for asslultlng
Mary Ann Morrow, was declared not guilty.
--Ihomds J. Boyle, for assaulting William
Bartlett, was fined 81 and costs.---SOlomon
| Downes, for assauting Aexr A. Thompson,
was declared not guilty, and the prosecutor or
| deTcd to pay the costs.--LouIsa Thompson,
| for assauitng Catharlnc McCollion, was fined
/ 81 and costs Margaret Harriss, for keeping
! Il bawdy house, was fined $40 and costs.---
Benjamin Brant, Tor throw ing stone i'll the
streets, was fined IS and costs The Court
/ adjourned till this morning at 10 O'Clock.
County Co,Wt. The jury in the case of
| VIM. Chase Barney VS. John Barney, returned
sealed verdict to the Court on Saturday
| morning, and on its being opened, it was found
( to be for the plaintiff. Damages $500, The
amount of damages laid by the plaintiff was
| S25, 900. For the plaintiff, MessTs. Pitts and
! iiorsey, for the defendant Messrs. Schley and
! Nelson. The jury we're out eleven hours. We
! understand the case will be taken 10 the Court
of Appeals.
Robbcry at House Of Ill Fame. A ycrng
gentleman from one Of the lower counties Of
this State, named Gerald De Coursey, and
aged only G5 years, committed youthful in
discretion on Thursday night last, for which he
is likely to suffer to the tune of sos. On the
night in question, Mir. De CouIsGy found him
self in Il house of rather questionable character
in Park St, and while there, was robbed Of his
! pocket book, containing the above amount OF
money, by three of the iral slStGrhood. Not
being willing to suffer the loss of his money
without at least an effort to recover 1t, lie had
recourse to those indefatgabe officers, Messrs.
Cook and Ridgely OF the well-known firm Of
! Hays, Zcll, Rdgely s Cook, who, with their
usual vigilance, succeeded in arrcstng, on Fri
day evening, Elizabeth Lennon, Matilda Oil
yer and Polly Bushrod, the parties charged
with the theft. They underwent an CXamina-
ton before Walton Gray, Esq, who committed
them to take their trial at the present term of
the City Court. We understand that Mr.. DE
Coursey appeared before the Grand Jury on
Saturday, and on whose evidence two of the
mn rtins were Immediately Indicted
a Fine Retreat. Who knows not the ''poisson
dumice" Of Fritz Reiglm! Ignorance of the
man, of his whereabouts his achievements in
the pscatUry line, must periorce argue one's self
unknown. Now although ignorance is, many
time and oft, a most decided bliss, yet so far
as Fritz and his busting trudchen are concern
ed, to say naught of the mode and manner in
which they place before you on clean, polish
ed homcly board, the delicate white perch that
may some fifteen minutes previous have been
sporting in pride and freedom in his native
home or some dozen of crabs, 'softn enough
to allow themselves to be entrapped, whose de-
lcious natural flavor defies the skill of Ude
himself, the force of fancy can no further go,
unless it is some lover of the picturesque, who
enjoys at the same time the rustling of the
green and iragrant-smelling branches around;
or if haply not strict tce-totaller, casts will
ful glance at the hourishng beds of mint, which
with considerable art has been taught to flour
ISL with most extraordinary fragrance and lux
unance-Adieu, voisin.
IT, S. District Court In this court on Satur-
day. the case of the United States VS.. Jason l..
Pendleton, captain Of the brig Montevideo, in
dcted for nsdemeanor in being concerned in
the slave trade on the coast of Africa was ia
ken up for trial. The evidence is substantially |
the same as that produced before the Circuit |
Court, on the former trial of this individual |
when indicted for piracy. The case was not
closed at the time the court adjourned II will |
be resumed again this morning. Counsel for |
the prisoner, J. J, Lloyd and J. Mason Camp /,
bell, Esqs,; for the U. S, w. L. Marshall Esq
The Independent Greys. We learn that this
excellent and favorite company are making !
extensive arrangements to visit Philadelphia on
the ensuing 4th of July. They will be under
the command of Major Law. The citizen SOL
diers of our neighborng city would do well to
brush up, and keep their eyes wide open; they
can learn something from the Greys.
Centre Market. This market was well sup
piled Oh Saturday morning with all the valie-
ties of vegetables, fruit, &C. Beef was selling
at 3 TO s cts and very choice 10 cts. per h.;
Veal 6 to s cts; mutton to 8 cts; pork cts;
lambs, per Or 25 to 10 cts; young chickens
So so to $3.50 per doz.; squabbs 20 cts per
pair; best print butter, 20 to % cts; do Jumps
to II l-2 cts; eggs IA cts. per dozen; raspber-
ries were quite abundant, and selling at is to
20 cts per basket-sales also at II - cts per
quart; cherries, to | , cts per quart goosber-
RES and currants, l0al2 IL cts per quart; new
potatoes, 81 10 cts per peck; apples, so cts
per peck; pears, few of which were brought
from Norfolk, sold at 81 per peck; onions, and
radishes, . cts. per bunch; bee,s 10 cts. per
bunch; cabbage and lettuce 3 to3 cts. per head;
y ID cts. per doz; flowers p lants and
boquets were in excellent demand and sold rea-
div at good prices; crabs scarce-sott were
selling at 5oa69 l-2 cts. per doz hard do. %
cents.