American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE

.NeE T0fSe ,Nnhtt. Inc sale oil horses near
the market places, having been prohibited by
the city authorities, an appropriate and spaCi-
Gus lot has been procured for the establish
lnent of new market, as will be seen by re-
ference to an advertisement in another column.
The lot affords a fine opportunity for tho dis
play of horses, and appears to be approved of
by those interested. Drovers and others, avail
ing themselves of the market, will find it every
way better suited to their purposes, than the
old stand. The sales will be conducted by an
experienced auctioneer in that line Of business,
and sellers and buyers, will be greatly aided
by his services.
SURRENDERED TO Kentucky. William Johnson
alias Pardoe, arrested some months ago in this
city, by the police firm of Hays, Zell, Ridgely
4 Cook, charged with having committed an
extensive robbery in Louisville, Ky. ,(of which
we have heretofore given an account,) has
been demanded as a fugitive from Justice
Nlessrs. Hays Iell, having the warrant of
Gov Pratt, in compliance with the requisiton
leave this morning for Louisville in charge of
the accused.
Cases for Court. Samuel Eckard, charged
with assauting and beating David Humphreys
greatly cndangerng his lfe-was arrested
yesterday by officer Fuller. Thomas Brannon,
charged with assaultng Patrick Lenox, was
arrested by officer Laughlin. Jarret Au-
lenbaugh, charged with beating his wife, was
also arrested, Brannon was released on secu-
rity; and Eckard and Aulenbaugh were COM
United by Justice Wright, to appear at Court.
Charge Of Incendarism A,rea Of the Incen-
diary. High Constable Clifford and general
officer benson, arrested a colored man by the
name of John Jones, yesterday morning, on
the charge Of setting fire to the dwelling Of Mr..
John Rodgers, No al N. Highest The man
has been long in the family of Mr.. Rodgers,
and was susplcioned from the circumstance of
bis clothes being full Of cobwobs, which it is
supposed stuck TO him in crawling through
small hole ina shed where the fire was commu-
nicated. He was fully committed for trial at
the Juno term Of the City Court, by VIM. A.
Schaciier, Esq.
Discharged. The three boys, Luke McCabe,
Ihomason Fields and John Shields, who were
arrested a few days ago, charged with setting
fire to the house of Mr.. Hand, in Waterloo
row, were brought out yesterday afternoon forI
a further examination The Justice, VIM. A.
Sehaetler, Esq. fully discharged them, the evil
dence not being OF Il nature to warrant their
being held to bail for trial.
Assault. Alex. Stephenson, charged with
assaulting and beating Henrietta Clamison, was
arrested yesterday by officer Myers and held
to bail to appear at court by r, A. McAlister
Esq.
A Beautiful Flag. We examined Yesterday,
a beautiful flag, prepared by Mr.. J. NJ. Haig,
for "Perquiman's Light Dragons" of Hart
ford, North Carolina. The tassels aud fringes,
are varied and rich. Several appropriate fig
ures also adon it, painted by Mr.. J. Norwood.
As whole it reflects credit upon Baltimore
81; 10 onnthor nrnof re No.. =,
entertained of our mechanics abroad.
Trinity Church, F. p. This beautiful little
ediice, situated on Bank ST., near Whitehall,
was opened on Sunday, 9th inst, by the Right
Reverend Bishop Whittingham, according to
the forms and usages Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church; and Divine service has been per-
formed each succeeding Sunday by the Rev.
the Rectors of the different Episcopal Churches
of this city. The structure is one of the many
specimens of Gothic architecture put up daring
the last few months under the direction of r.
c.. Long, Esq, and reflects great credit on those
concerned in its erection. Although small in
its dimensions, it is capable of seating several
hundred persons conveniently. The eastern
and western windows are of stained glass, and,
with the dark colored walls present an impos-
ing appearance from the interior. The chancel
is arranged in judicious manner, being parti-
toned from the rest Of the church by railing
which runs from wall TO wall. This lecture or
reading desk is elevated two steps, and the pull
pit three steps above the rest of the church.
Between these it is designed to place tho altar,
which will make it the most conspicuous object
on entering the building. A small; but melo-
dous organ has been placed in the orchestra,
and with the chanting of the congregation, it
imparts that beautiful solemnity to the services
Al -, h. E,,,e
Churches. The rectorship at present devolves
on the Rev. George Armistead Leakin, who
will, no doubt, prove to be worthy and eff
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