American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE

terday in the trial of the case of EiW. L. RO
bertS, one Of the young men indicted for VIC
ating the person of Margaretta Ehrmann, the
German girl, in Jolly last. The case attracted
large number of persons within the Court
rOom The prosaCutTiX was called to the stand,
and, after giving testimony, upon cross eXami-
nation by the defence, an effort was made to
draw from her certain acknowledgements tend
ing to impeach her chastity, which, being OBJ
iected to upon the part Of the State some three
hours were consumed in argument before the
Court as to the admissiblity of the question:
The Court, Cat halfpnst 3 O'clock upon the
conclusion OF the argument, desired time to
examine references made by counsel. The W.
ry was placed under charge of bailifs, TO be
kept separate from the world, in some suitable
place REORGANIZATION, The Reporters were
requested not TO make public the testimony till
the cases shall be finished. And the Court adj
! journed till this morning, ten o'clock. Geo.
r. Richardson, Esq, States Attorney, and VIM.
! Hamilton, ESQ, Tor the pi osecution. Charles
Esqrs., for the defence.
The Fwe-o!Grm TriangIc This formidable
| Triangle, which is intended 10 supply the place
of the alarm-balI Of the Washington Hose Co
was placed in the cupola of their engine house
yesterday. it was manufactured of the best
English cast-stee by Mir. VIM. Simpson, ma
chinst, corner of Eutaw and German streets
1t weighs 2j7 lbs. and j. said to be the largest
instrument OF the kind in the Il. States. The
| opinion of the members fthe company is that
the sound will be heard at Il greater distance,
and that it will be superior in every respect to
the bell which was formerly used. 1t vii! be
rung, merely for trial, at 6 O'Clock this even
;no W. .b,44 10 H.
rnisconstrue it into an alarm OF fire.
Assault. Jacob Rollins, charged with as
saulting Mary Ann Cosey, was released upon
security yesterday, by Justice Wright, to ap-
pear at Court.
The Yearly Meeting Of Friends Religious
services were performed Yesterday morning at
the Friends Westinghouse, W. Lombard st.,
to which persons of all denominations were ad-
mittsd, In the afternoon the delegates to the
yearly meeting met for the transaction of bust
ness, and members Of the Society Of FriSnds
alone were allowed admission. The yearly
meeting will probably adjourn to-day.
Supposed TO be Stolen. Emily Ford (cold)
was arrested on Tuesday night by the watch of
the Middle District, having in her possession
Britannia lamp, supposed to be stolen. She
was committed yesterday morning for further
examination by Justice Belt.
Distinguished A1rivats. Mr.. Hughes, u. S.
Minister to the Court of Sweden, arrived in
this city yesterday, and took apartments at the
u. S. Hotel. Count Bodsco, the Russian Min
lister, and his nephew, Count Lowinska, passed
through this city yesterday, on their way to
the North
Gases for Court. John White, charged With
assaulting and beating Robert H. Brady, was
yesterday arrested by officer Campbell, and re-
leased OF security to appear at court by Justice
Miller. Thomas Allen, for assaulting and bea-
ting Daniel A. Cuttiag, was arrested by officer
Ray, and released on security to appear at
court by tho same Justice.
OUR Book TABLE. Messrs. Taylor, Wilde K Co.,
have laid on table the following pub Iications:
Theirs Life of Napoleon, No. S. This interesting
History ofthe Consulate and Empire under Napoleon,
is published at the cheap pice OF l2k cents per num-
ber-to be complete in ten numbers.
Memoirs Of IN .4mcricoa Lady, with sketches of
Manners and Scenery in America as they existed
prior to the Revolutionary Mrs. Grant. This work
has attained deserved popularity, and contains yar-
Gus in idents Of an interesting character Price fifty
cents.
Entertainment will be given this evening al the Cal
Hall, by Miss Delcy, OF the English Opera troupe
She will be assisted by Mr. Gardner from the London
Theatres, and Mr. Brough, his first appearance here
for many years Prof Muller will pre- side at the Pr
ano Forte For particulars, see programme.
Cor. TON THpHB. This distinguished gentleman
is holding his Levees at Union Hail, corner OF Bat-
more-st and TIpolett's alley, where hr visited
yesterday by large numbers of ladies aud gentlemen
He is certainly one of the wonders Of the age. lie,
no one fail TO visit him.
The Swiss BELL RINGERS. The first concert Of
these extraordinary performers took place last evening
at the Saloon Of the Assembly Rooms, and large
ly and fashonably attended. The vocal abilities of
Miss Hiffert are of the highest order. Der singing
gave great satisfaction. They will give another con-
cert to night, and advise visitors to 60 early; for
Notwithstanding The capacity of the Saloon. it will
doubtless be filled to overlooking.
MISSIONARY MEETING. missionary meeting of
highly interesting character will take place this even
ing in the High street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Bishop James and the Rev. Mcssrs. Benham and Will
liams, missionaries on their way 10 Africa will be pre-
sent and address the meeting.
DRAru on THE PALE HORSE. Mr. Peck, as we un-
derstaud, is not going to exhibit this picture in
city. We think this 10 be wrong conclusion. The
curiosity the painting at This time would be very
great more especially as so much qualification has
been received by thousands of citizens of late, in
examining the painting of Chris, Healing the Sick.
STAaMERIsG AND SUFFERING CURED. We refer
the reader TO the certificate in our advertising CO.
lumns, from Of our mos, eminent citizens, in re-
Iation 10 two cases Of stammeins cured by Dr. John
Mays. II deserves the attention of all afflicted with
this unpleasant, hindrance Of speech. Or. Mays can
be found at The Globe Inn.
CHRIST HELLIsa TINS SICK. The number II visit
tors as sreat as eyer % ace .hs ine painting