American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-01


to be held in the beautiful saloon Of their hall,
in Gay st, and is intended to be most mag
nlfcent affair.
Baltimore Ciiy Court. In this Court on Sa-
turday the following cases were disposed Of
Edw. Andrews, for assaultng jeremiah Caugh
lin, was fined 81 and costs-Georgc Slater,
for assaulting John Riley-Si and COSTS
Michael McGinns, for roting at fire, was
fined $40 aud costs.--Cain Bush, charged
with assaulung Richard Harrington, was de-
cared not guilty and the prosecutor ordered
TO pay the costs. Michael Aker, charged
with assaulting +. Cart, was declared not gull
ty, and the prosecutor ordered to pay the costs.
James Andrew, Tor assaulting Mary Ann
johnson, Cloth colorcd) was fined s. and
costs.--Charles Tilghman, (colored) for hit
ting Thomas Aubrey, a small white boy, in the
eye with a stone from which it is probable he
will lose his sight, was fined $50 and costs,
and ordered to be imprisoned six months
George Williams, for assaulting John +. Shoe
maker, was fined $40 and costs The Court
adjourned till Saturday next.
Re Opening Of the Schools Another summer
has ended, and another vacation of the schools
of our city has closed All the little boys and
misses will therefore bear in mind that both the
public and private institutions of learning,
schools, academies and collGgGs-wll reopen
this morning, at the usual hour, for their recep
ton, whittier we feel assured, they will prompt
~ repair, with light hearts and buoyant spirits,
and with fixed determination to pursue their
studies with close attention and strict applica-
ton. The teachers, renewed in strength, and
nvigorated in body and mind consequent upon
the recreation enjoyed during the vacation, will
enter upon the discharge of their laborious du-
ties, with willingness, in the confident anticipa-
ton of placing the system Of education, as now
popularity pursued in this city, on still higher
and more enviable basis.
.faother .4lreSt. Corbin Onion, charged with
being one the party who so brutality assault
ed Waterman Onion on Tuesday night last,
was yesterday morning arrested by High Con-
stable Clifford and officer Moon, at the house
of his mother, in Hartford county about six
miles from the town of Belair. The officers
reached the city with their prisoner about three
O'Clock in the afternoon. lie was arrested on
bench warrant.
sold Hays" We announced some time since
the declared intention of Simeon Hays, to dis
connect himself with the firm well known as
'Hays, Zell, Ridgely & Cook, and it will be
seen by an advertisement in another column of
this paper that he has carried his design into
effect. Mr. Hays, has long been known for his
tact and success in ferreting out viOlators of the
law, and we have no doubt he will prove equal
ly efficient and prompt in ''civil business
which he intends also to give his attention. He
may be found in future at the office Of Justice
Manning, Mercer st
A smash and injury. A horse, attached to
loaded cart, took fright, on Saturday afternoon
last, in the neighborhood Of the Hanover mar
ket house, knocked down a man, and injured
HIM by passing the wheels of the cart over MS
legs. We could not learn his name. Some
damage was done to articles of marketing.
The Late Gambling Case. During the sitting
of Baltimore City Court on Saturday last, three
of the persons charged with having conspred
to deiraud Mr.. Israel II. Jones out of $40, 800,
IN the recently reported case of gambling,
against whom bench warrants had been issued,
came into Court and gave security to answer
at the October term. The parties were George
w. Campbell, George James, and William
James-the two first entering bail in the sum
of $4,000 each, and the latter $1,000 Charles
II. Pitts, Esq. for the accused; and John Glenn,
Esq. for the prosecutor.
Drowntd A little boy named James Asbury
Whites, aged about years, was drowned on
Saturday morning in the Union Dock. lie
was engaged in fishing, and fell oyerboard,--|
An inquest was held over the body by James
Hooper, Esq, coroner, and the jury returned
verdict of "Accdcntal drowning"
Fined for pitching cents on The Sabbath. Off
GERS knighton and Ray arrested two colorcd
boys yesterday, for pitching cents. They
were each fined 81 and costs, by Justice Belt.
Their names are Robcr: A. Byas and Charles
Johnson.
Return Of The Yagers. The German Yagers,
Capt EIterman, returned to the city in the
steamboat, on Saturday night, from their visit
to Philadelphia. They were met at the wharf
by the Independent Greys, and escorted to
their atmory.
Case for Court. Officer Gross arrested Oh
Saturday night, a boy named John Magness,
for running with the engines contrary to the
late act of the Legislature. He was released
on security TO appear at court, by Justice Mil
Ter.
DANIEL LAMBERrS BREECHEs. RcRdet don't start,
or be frightened out o your property, when we tell
you that we have the BreccheS of the largest
man in ali creation, being Other than those of
the vertahle Daniel Lambert himself. Stopping at
the Tailoring Establishment of Mr.. c. G. Peters, jr.,
No. South street, our attention was attracted TO
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