American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-20
CITY lNTELLlGENC CT.

Baltimore City Court. This Court was ell
gagged on Saturday in the ordinary cases of as
saut and battery. The following cases were
tried: James Staylor, for assauting Joseph
Smith, was fined So and costs.---Rose Tren-
ton, charged with assaultng Elizabeth Jarvis,
/ (parties coored,) was declared not guilty, and
! the plaintiff ordered to pay the costs. --Joseph
\ Duncan, for choking George Wright, was fined
81 and costs.-James Kelly, Ga YOUTH for
striking John Martin with stone, was fined IS
and costs.-John Swainscott, for throwing a
spade at Geo P. Knott, Ga boy,) and iniuring
him, was fined 80 and costs.--James Ford,
charged with assaulting Priscilla klar (both
colored, was declared not guilty, and the plain
tiff ordered TO pay the costs.----Handy .Jen-
kins, for assaulting Dorsey Bowie, was fined 81
and costs, Ohe parties coored John Nc
Donald, charged with keeping a disorderly
house, was acquitted, but cautioned against
selling liquor to boys and coorcd persons in
future, US is too mach the case with persons
keeping such houses as conducted by the ira
verser. The Court adjourned till this morning,
10 O'Clock, when the trial of jury cases will be
resumed.
Grand DjrisiOn Sons Of temperance Election
Of officers. At meeting of the Grand Dvi-
sion Of the Sons of Temperance, held on Fri
day evening last, the following named gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing quar-
ter:-John A. Thompson, G. w. P; james
Young, G. w. A w. II. Gobright, G.. S.;
Thomas Trotten, e., Treasurer; John II. Da-
maker, u. Chap; Samuel r. Speakcs, G. C..
James Lewis, G. S.
Cross Firing. Clara Waters was, on Satur-
day, held TO bail to keep the peace towards
Kitty Holiday, and Kitty Holiday was held
TO bail to keep the peace towards Clara Wa
tiers. The parties were arrested by officer Full
Ter.
Presentation Of a Sjirer Cup. The silver cup
noticed by US few days ago, as having been
prepared at the instigation of thalades of Old
Town, as present for the Greys' Band, will
be regularly presented this afternoon, at =
o'clock, at the armory of this excellent conpa-
ny, in High near Ilillen.
.Amm Of Fire. The alarm of fire Yesterday
about ! 9 O'Clock, was caused by Il large vo-
lnme of smoke seen issuing from the windows
of a house in South street, near the Exchange
Place, in consequence Of the falling of the
stove pipe. No damage was done.
At his OLD Tricks Toney Truxall, for
threatening personal injury to Lieut., Austin,
of the Middle District watch, was on Satur-
in setault Of $500 bail to appear at Court.
Case for Court. Thomas Gregg, (colored)
for assaulting and beating Georgana Purvi-
anco, was arrested on Saturday by officer
Lambert, and in default Of security committed
to Jail, to appear at Court, by Justice Brewer.
Assault oyiM Intent to XII, Henry Maynard,
charged with assaultng with intent to kill,
Frances Turny, was on Saturday arrested, by
officer Chisholm, and committed to jail, to APP
pear at Court, by Justice Showacre. The par
ties are colored.
,Ntu Suction. The Mechanical fire company
have had Il beautiful new section built for the;r
use, by Mr.. VIM. Simpson. 1t is fine spec
men of workmanship, and will DO good seryicF
in the hands of the Mechanical, in time oe
need. Fl
.arriral Of Emigrants. The brig Luse, Capt.
Steenher, and the ship Tippecanoe, Capt, Gray,
arrived at this port on Saturday, from Bremen,
the first with 1872 and the latter with It's Ger
man passengers