American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-27

tiiy Court. The principal portion Of The
sitting OF this tribunal, on Saturday last, wa,
occupied in the trial of the case of Henry ia.
tho, indicted for receiving stolen goods know
! Jug them TO have been stolen. This case grew
out of the arrest Of two persons, (Pard0e ant
Russell, charged with having robbed the es-
.. adjustment of Mr. Fletcher, in Louisville, Nv
Of number of gold watches, iewelry, Sc
valued at s., 65j, in November of lS44: who
! were afterwards taken to kentucky,b Messrs
Hays and IelI, where they were convicted aud
sentenced each seven years to the penitentiary.
! The traVorser in this case was arrested under a
warrant charging him with having received the
property knowing it to have been stolen. The
| principal witness to tins effect was Mrs Ice
mnger, who had nursed Pardoe while sick in
( jail, and who carried sundrY notes from him to
! Mr.. Jatho, to procure some money on articles
alleged to have been left in his charge The
defence asserted that the prisoner, with other
persons, had left gold watch at the pawn
brokers' establishment of the traverser, and
upon his declining to buy them, bad, at their
request, sold the watch for them, and returned
/ the money received therefor The case was
tried before the Contributes Brice, Nisbet
and Worthngton, on the bench. w. Ii Wat
son, Esq, prosecuting for the State; A. Ropes
and T. Yates Walsh, Esqr's. for the traverser.
Decision will be given to-day .-George w.
Pryor for assaultng Geo. II. Hackett, was fin
ed So and costs The Grand Jury were f.
nally discharged. The Court adjourned till
this morning 10 o'clock
Public good as. prira'e interest 1t not un-
frequently happens that individual interests are
greatly interrupted, and compelled to Weld to
the overpowering, and Cormorant demand, whe-
Their possessing intrinsic merit or not, of that
great embodyment "pubhc will, and even in
this land OF claw" Individuals are sacrificed
their Interests at least-upon the altar of the
"pubIic good" We have been led to these re-
Elections in consequence OF contest now going
on between the proprietors of the Fountain Inn,
(Messrs. D!y& Fogg, and Mr.. Thos f Tllden.
We do not wish to be understood however, rs
applying these general principles to this special
case. The matter at issue runs after this man
ner. The prOpretOrs of the hotel, with view
to the better accommodation of their extensive
and increasing business, have found it necessary
to extend the dimensions of their establishment,
and to accomplish that object, during the past
week employed carpenters to take down several
buildings ON Light St, south of the hotel. Mr..
Iildcu, WHO occupies, Cor did then,) the house
next to the hotel, as tailoring establishment,
was notified ''to quit" but having lease on
tho property, refused to 90 so. So it is alleged
This did not, however, stay the hand Of demo.
litlon-and, whether by fair or foul means-n
open day or veiled night, the house was spirited
away, matters not to the story-Alr. Tiljen, SO
at least it goes, was unhoused. The difficulty,
though forming the theme Of conversation and
much speculation, being now matter of legal
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answer for an alleged Illegal eiectmeut-we for
bear saying more in reference to 1t.
Chsrge Of Kidnapping. A white man, named
John A. lnnis, supposed TO be a resident Of the
State of Massachusetts, was arrested on Satur-
day last in this city, by tie firm OF Hell, Ridge
ly and Cook, charged with stealing a colored
man, named John Jennfer, who says he is from
Alexandria, ID. G.. The accused gave several
contradictory accounts as to the possession of
the man, alleging at one time that he purchased
him in Richmond; at another that he was free,
and that he was conducting him home to his pa
rcnts; and, again, that lie had never seen the
coored man until the previous day. lnnis and
Jennifer were committed to jail, by \ alton
Gray, Esq, for further examination.
Baltimore Tobacco market We learn flom the .
American that the quantity of tobacco which
will exceed siriy thousand hogsheads-a larger
amount than was ever inspected here in any
one year, and about double the average inspec-
tons of 1924 to 1928. The large and steadily
increasing amount of moneycd capital which
this item Of our trade draws hither renders it of
very great Importance both to the City and the
State. It is found that as the market grows so
also does the capital increase, aud with both
comes a wider aud more active competition. -
The American urges the erection of one or
two more warehouses to the five already cree
ted, all Of which, with one exception, have
been paid for, and funds are now on hand to pay
for that, although il has been III use less thana
year. At various times this season the receipts
Of tobacco have been 50 heavy that large guam
titles had TO be stored out OF the public ware
houses, (the five State warehouses being en-
tirey fail, and some parcels have lain for
nearly 4 month before the inspector could open
them. When stored Out, the State PAYS, be-
sides storage, the drayage from aud sometimes
back again TO the warehouse, aud the insur-
once and coeperage consequent on the several
Duri0g the present year the cXpcn-
seS Of storage to the State, though not exactly
aScertaiued, is said to be more than the interest
on the cost .! a new warehouse; andthe amount
stored out Notwithstanding the erection Of the
eth warehouse, is said to be fully as large rs it.
was last year
ruRI,I HEALING TIE SICK The many auditors
who visited this wonderful painting last week, has in
duced the p;oprict0Ts 10 remain part, il aot all of the
present week Our citizens generally will have visit
ed Ibis exhibition before it leaves. We have never
heard o. 50 large crowds tlend"g any exhibition foi
50 long Il lime. The CDlIowing we take from the
Broadway JOuma':