American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-06

SD.dIleT CIuClIAtS, Uluut Oh 'cTflan silver. -
Among the number Of handkerchief Is one OF
linen cambria, with the name of Louisa Ser-
rift on it. The articles are too numerous to
mention. They have been left at the City Po-
lice office for Identification. Mr.. Sullivan was
released on security, to have further examin-
alton before Justice Wright on Friday.
/ Monumental Scientific Institute. This is the
narNo of new Institute which has lately
sprung into existence under the auspices Of the
Monumental Lyceum," with William John.
son, Esq, for its Moderator. It's meetings are
held weekly, and do not at all interfere with
the exercises of the Society to which it is in
debted for lis origin. We learn that Mr.. Tisch-
meyer, who has been elected PreceptoG for the
present month, commenced a course OF lee
lures on Chemistry on Saturday evening, hav-
| ing been kindly furnished by one of the most
distinguished Chemists, with the apparatus ne
ceSsary to proper Illustration Of facts connec-
ted with that science. Such an institution
cannot fail, if wisely managed, TO prove highly
beneficial to its membership.
Case for Court. Andrew Freeburger, charg-
ed with assaRl:ng and beating Martha Lewis,
and for resisting the Waterman in the dis
charge Of his duty, was taken to the Eastern
District Watch House, on Sunday night, and
yesterday morning, in default Of security, com
mitted to Jail by Justice Brotherton.
Stealing HouerS. 1t is general practice a.
mong certain boys at this, the season of flow
ers, to go out in maraudng parties and not only
steal all the early flowers that come within
! their reach, but in n pure spirit of wantonness
destroy the young buds, and SO ipure the trees
as to render them entirely valueless for the re-
mainder of the season. This disIeputable prac-
tico is carried on at this time to an alarming
extent, and we trust that our Police will keep
a sharp look out for these juvenile There's, and
when caught in the act have them dealt with TO
the utmost extent of the law. A gentlemen
living on West Fayette st. has been greatly an
noyed of late in this manner, and is determin-
ed that if any of these deprodators should en-
ter his premises again, they will have to carry
with them in addition to their plumber certain
indetible marks Of his displeasure.
Military Parade. The streets were enIiyen-
cd yesterday afternoon, by the appearance of
the volunteer soldery. We noticed in the line
Of march, attached to the SD Regiment, UNI
der command Of Col. Jacob G. Davies the
City Guards Capt Millikn; the Invincbles,
Capt. Anderson; Maryland Cadets, Lieut.
Fahnestock; Independent German Yeagers,
Capt. Elterman; and the Independent Greys,
Maj J. o. Law. They were preceded by the
Grey's band, and escorted by the Independent
Light Dragons, Col. O. BouIden. The indie
pendent Blues, Col Watson, with band,) at
tached to the 9Th Regiment, Col, Hickman, was
also on parade. The companies, though few
in number, looked well, and acquitted them
selves admirably in their various military
movements.
BlUgidrg. The store Of Geo. G.. Collins and
benson, was entered sometime between the
time of closing on Saturday evening and noon
on Sunday. Nothing of any value was taken
away, the object Of the burglars being doubtless
money, which fortunately they did not find
The locks of the desks were broken off, and
their contents thrown over the floor.
Theft. A gentleman, while at the Post Of
flee yesterday, had his watch guard cut, and
gold key taken off, by some expert thief. A
petty theft, but not the less vicious and deserv-
ing of punishment.
Inquest. An inquest was held late on Sun
day evening by James Hooper, Esq, Coroner
over the body of a white female infant, found
floating in Jones' Falls, near the old draw
bridge. The Jury returned verdict "that it
came to its death by the hands of some person
or persons TO the jury unknown"
.assaultins his Wife. Michael Kelly, charg-
ed with assaulting and beating his wife, was
arrested yesterday by officer Myers and COM
mitted to Jail in default of security to appear
ut the Saturday court, by Justice Wilson.
Violation Of a City Ordinance Peter Wat
kns, charged with throwing stone at Marga-
ret Hannah, was taken to the Eastern District
Watch House on Saturday night, and fined for
the offence by Justice Brotherton, 81 and costs
George H. Frankling, (colored) for throwing
stones in the street on Sunday afternoon, was
| fined VI and costs by Justice Belt
/ Stealing Coat. Officer Mcdonnell arrested
yesterday colorod man named Charles Rich
ardson, on the charge of stealing black cloth
frock coat, the property of Joseph Broughton.
He was fully committed for trial at the June
term of the Criminal Court, by Jlstice Ken
nard.
The Courts. The County Court-Judge Le-
grand, on the Bench-was engaged in civil bu-
siness, of no public interest, yesterday. The
Appeal Court-Judge Purviance, presiding
was busily engaged in hearing appeals from
magistrates decisions.