American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

.frrea aud COmmiitat for Forgery Michael
c. Leason, was yesterday arrested by officer
Campbell, of the firm of Campbell, Myers and
Burke, charged with forging the name of H'y
w. Hook a carpenter, to an orGer on Law
renee Dolan, halter, for hat Leasoa re-
manned on the point and sent the order by a
German named Stephens. Mr.. Dolan sus-
pccting the order was not genuine, sent for Mr..
Hook, who pronounced it forgery. Officer
Campbell in company with the German found
the traverser at Mosher's tavern, m the Point,
when he was arrested and brought before w "A.
Schaefier, Esq, who committed him to take
his trial at the Criminal Court.
The Weather. Yesterday and the day before
the clerk of the weather was in one of his hap
piest moods, two more delightful days we have
never enjoyed at this usually Indictment season
of the year The ladies took advantage of it,
and were out in great numbers. Baltimore-st
presented such galaxy Of beauty, the sight of
which made the heart OF many young man
bump beneath his vosi. The merchants put oil
their best smiles, and those dapper young men,
the clerks, had their hands full from morn till
night An excellent beginning for the new
year. May we have many more like them is
our fervent wish.
The Funeral of the late Benedict |. San
ueIS, IUDh piuCD yesterday dlkCTnOOH, ana his
remains were followed to his final resting place,
by his relatives and friends, and a large con-
course of our citizens who had known and low
ed him through life.
Taken Care OF. In looking over the watch
returns yesterday we found the name of George
Durham, who was brought into the Western
District watch house, very i'll of the pleurisy
Dr. Hoffman was sent for, who was Immediate
l. IL, nd .
er all night. He was sent to the alms-h house
in the morning, by JAS Blair, Esq
Sale at the Exchange. BY Viewer, Cannon
s. Co., new two story brick building on Fay
ette-st., west of Cove, IA feet front and so
feet deep to Vne-st., subject to an annual
ground rent of S31 ,50-sold for S675-pur-
chaser, John Carson.
Removals. from the Custom House. Ormsby
Webster and Mr.. Wysham, were yesterday ap-
pointed watchmen in the Custom House, in
place of Messrs. Bachelor and Burke, removed.
Baltimore County Court. The regular Janu-
ary term of this tribunal for the transaction of
civil business, commenced its session Yesterday
morning at l o'clock, of which all Interested
parties will do we'll to take notice. The fol-
who, after being called and sworn in, were dis
missed until Monday next:
William B. Stokes, Geo. A. Av. Spreckel-
son, James Grieves, Solomon II. Phillips, Jno.
@. Hewlett, Daniel Warfield, James S. Suter,
Jesse Sumwalt, George Whitman, James Allen,
John Gable, Thomas Corner, John N. Brown,
Michael Warner, William Rusk, Nicholas S.
Jones, Leonard Jarvis, Wesley Cowles, Har-
man Boggs, Stephen Lawson, J. G. Keerl
Thomas Bevan, Deter Berger, Edward L.
FAINT, Thomas J. Clagett.
Rer. Chas. T. Torrey. This individual was
removed OH Monday fiom the Jail TO the peni.
Tertiary, and placed in the weaving depart
ment 1t is to be hoped, that his fate will be a
warning to all of like kidney for the future
A Daring Theft. Yesterday afternoon, about
O'Clock, a person named John Earring wa,
seen to take two coats from the door Of the
establishment of A. Johnson, in Paca-st., neal
Baltimore, and make off with them. He hae
got but short distance before pursuit wa
made, ann finding himself hot-pressed, hi
| dropped his plunder and made good his retreat
| The coats were valued at six dollars
Fires. The alarm of fire on Tuesday nigh
about o'clock, was occasioned by the burn
| ing of chimney in North Howard st. Tha
about O'Clock proceeded from the Hay Stacl
Of David Stewart, esq, near Perkins Spring
About tons of hay were destroyed.
Assault. Andrew Slcer was arrested OF
Tuesday night by officer McKewen, charge,
with assauting Patrick McAlease. He wasre
leased on security to appear at Court, by VIM
A. Schaeffer, Esq.
.arriyals at this Po,t. The whole number G
vessels which arrived at this port during til
year 1914, was l62O-of this number 800
were American; IS British; "a Bremen; A Han
overian; Swedish; Spanish; Oldenburg;
Sardinian Holland; | Hamburg, and d.
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