American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-02

.4rrral Of the Dapptia Guards. The Dau-
| phin Guards from Harrisburg, Pa, under the
command Of Capt. Roberts, reached this city
yesterday evening about II o'clock, in the cars
by way of York. They were received at the
outer Depot by the Baltimore City Guards,
Capt. Mlliken, and escorted to their Armory
corner of Hanover and Lombard sts., where
they partook Of a handsome collation.; after
which they were marched to their quarters at
the Exchange Hotel. They are fine-lookng
body of men, and number about 40 muskets
! They will leave tomorrow morning In the .
O'Clock cars for Washington.
| Interesting a1riral. The brig Frances ANY,
which sailed from this port some months since,
for South America, with diving bells, in pursuit
of matters sunken in the deep waters, has re-
turned to this port, ladencd with treasures, as
will be seen by news from the Exchange Read
ing Rooms, in another column.
Baltimore Coun'u Court The September
term of this court, for city civil business
Judge Lcgrand, on the bcnch-commenced
Yesterday morning. There was a full attend
ance Of the members of the bar present. and
the court Ieom having recently undergone
thorough renovation and improvement, pre-
SCENTS quite handsome appearance. The fol-
! lowing gentlemen were sworn as Jurors and
/ UlStlllSScu VII EftuIltSuitp Itht. JOS DIuNH-
lev, Sebastian Sulzer, David Herring, James
Frazier, Samuel II. GatcheI, Lewis e. Mu-
Ter, Robert Barry, John +. Toner, Robert
| Mills, John Hobson, Matthew b. Clark, George
Myers, William Wickersham, Philip Piper,
Thomas Bevan, Garter A. Hail. Joseph r
Foreman, Robert Milhkin, John +. Poor, John
c.. kccrl, William Ball, William Spears, vii
liam p. Patterson, Henry Powles, Alexander
Smith. The call of the docket was COM
menced which will probably occupy the atton-
ton of the court till the period for the assem-
bling of the jury.
Charge of Forgery Henry B. Loftes, charg-
ed with altering final statement for dis
charged soldier, thereby defrauding Frederick
Mayer of one coat, valued at Sl5, and money
to the amount of S56, was brought before JUS
tice Mcguire yesterday, and after a mature in
vestigaton into the charge, he was placed un-
der security to answer at the October term Of
the City Court. The parties have recently
been released as Y. S. soldiers, stationed at
Fort Severn. Lieut.. Thompkins, of the U. S.
Army, appeared and testified to the alleged al
teration in behalf of the U. States, and N. Cox
as counsel for the defence.
Trio Persons Injured. AS a son of Mr.. C.
A. Mednger was driving bread-cart in Hllen
st. near Madison, yesterday, the horse, becom-
ing frightened, bolted off at a furious rate, and
threw the youth from his seat to the pavement
with such force as to injure severely his head
and thigh-though, we are pleased to learn,
nothing serious is likely to result from it. The
horse, continuing his flight, unfortunately
knocked down a little girl, and the cart passing
over her, broke her arm. We did not learn
her name. The horse was, with much difficult
ty, stopped
Sons of Temperance. A number of the Or
der of the Sons of Temperance left this city
on Saturday last for Ellicot's Mills, where
they established "Patapsco Division No. | of
the Sons of Temperance. The members were
highly pleased with their visit, and speak Of
the most Gathering hopes of success in the in
sttution of their principles in that region.
Launch. A beautiful modelled Pilot boat,
to be called the Eclipse, was launched yesterday
afternoon from the ship yard Of Messts. Hunt
& Wagner, at the foot Of Ann-st She mca-
sures about 80 tons, and was built for the Bal
tmore Pilots under the superintondance of Mr..
Geo-gc Sprague. We understand that this is
the first vessel ever built by those gentlemen
but from the lavish praise bestowed upon her
by the "old salts" Ga great many OF whom
were present at the aunch,) we should Judge
it will not be their last She is certainly
beautiful craft. After the launch an excellent
collation., prepared by the cnterprzing builders,
was partaken of by a number Of gentlemen, TO |
which, Judging from the rapid movement Of the .
knives and forks, they did ample justice.
.4rrirals Of Emigronis. The ship Ann, Capt. /
Horzman from Bremen, arrived at this port on
Sunday with 1874 German passengers.
Dstrauiing. Officers Fuller and Barnard
arrested on Saturday, Joshua Norris, charged
a. .l,C- ", -I;,,nt,, ItrC,rJ 49,
several sums Of money. He was taken before
Justice Wright, and released Oh security to APP
pear at the October court,
Drornc@, A little boy named William Du- |
any, aged about 10 years, was drowned on
Sunday morning by falling into the river from
the wharf at Rohb's ship yard. His body was
recovered after being in the water about half
an hour, and efforts were made by DIR. Richard .
Lawrence for resnsctation, but without success.
An inquest was held over the body by Coroner .
MuIlen, and the jury returned a verdict of sac
cidental drowning"
Case for Court. VIM. Knight, charged with .
assaulting and beating James Collins, was yes
terday arrested by officer Mcdowell, and re-
leased OH security to appear at court by Justice
McAllister.
7hroring Stones. VIM. Gwinn, (colored,) .
for throwing stones in the street, was yesterday |
fined ST and costs by Justice Belt.
Burglry The dwelling of Mr.. John Smi-
", in North Paca ST., was burglarously enter
cd on Sunday night whilst the family were abb
sent at church, and robbed of several articles of
clothing, amounting in value, to $50. The |
entrance was made through the kitchen win
dow.
Baltimore City Court. This Court will meet
this morning, under 4 special call, to try the
case of contempt Of Court,n as charged a.
gainst the proprietors the Sun newspa pet
George R. Richardson, Eaq, (having returned
to the city, will be present to conduct the in
vestigaton IN favor of the Court; and John
Nelson, Esq, and VIM. P. Preston, Esq, will