American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-04
ClTY lNTELLlGENCE.


school, located in the basement of the tniver-
sast Church, and under the direction of Miss
Sarah Barrett, as principal, was regularly
opened for the reception Of pupils yesterday
morning. The exercises upon the occasion
were Of highly interesting nature. They
we're opened with PRAYER by the Rev. J. w.
Tilyard; after which the l2th chapter of Ro-
mans WAS read, ia quite an excellent manner,
by the children. An address was then deliver
ed by Mr. John Wilson; after which the scho-
lars under the direction of Mr.. Wilder, sang
| "My days of youth, though not from folly
free.n Mr. Charles NJ. Keysor then took the
stand and made short but exceedingly appro-
pirate address, which was listened to by the
children with marked attention. At the ccn-
! cluson Of the address, 4 large pOund-cake and
splcndidly bound Bible were presented TO
Miss Sarah Barrett, by the class from Female
School No. 4, lately under her drectlon.--
Miss Barrett returned her Acknowledgements in
quite Il handsome manner. After the presen-
talon, the children sang the beautiful verses
commencing with ''Try, try again" The en-
crciacs were closed with Il short address and
benedction, by Rev. J. w. TlIyard. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen, commissioners OF
Public Schools, were present. hossrS. San-
derson, Wilson, Toner, heysar, lrelan and
Bowie
Sunau! Riot A regular battle between the
"Gumballs" and "RoIlefs" came off on sun
day afternoon, about o'clock, at the corner
! OF Baltimore and Charles streets 1t was
! fought, as all such BATTLES usually are, with
brickbats, clubs, knives, and now and then the
! popping of pistol. The windows, doors, and
some Ornamental signs in the neighbofhood
suffered not a little from the quantity of mis-
slcs thrown against them by the gs1tlemH
engaged in this sabbath amusement The po-
lice, however, thinking it was not a proper
r, time nor place for snCh sports. made Il descent
] upon them and succeeded in capturing three
of the party: Charles Smith, John Wech ano
! Samuel Clark. They were taken to the pc
i lice office and examined by Justice Schaefler
who committed Smith and WEIGH to Jail, r
default Of security to appear and answer 70,
riot at the Saturday Court; Clark was commit
ted for q further examination. The officers il
the case, Mes RS. Duval!, Myers and Moon
deserve great credit for the pronptness witt
which they acted upon the occasion.
accident from, Careless Use Of Fre-.frms. 4
colored man named William Brooks, while
Cunning yesterday morning, u short distance
} from the city, on the Washington road, had hl
right hand nearly torn from his arms By tn
/ premature discharge OF MS gun. tHe hih'
was dressed by DR.. Ycates, after which he wa
sent TO the Alms-IIouse.
.fG0iher A young man named Richar'
. SpedJen, Wilde cunning, early yesterday morn
y ing, about 5 miles from the city, in Anne Ar
undel CO., il company with his brother, iio5or
Speddcn, came near losing his life, by bein!
" accidentally siot BY bis brother, who lnistoo
= the rushing of the bushes behind which h
ID was, Cor the track Of rabbit The Who'll
"A charge entered his loft knee and enc Of hi
n arms, (he was IN q stopping position) ca"s'n
=" two lrightIul wounds. lie was brought int
III The city and conveyed to his residence, at tn
m corner of w. Baltimore and Republican SITS
T. when the best medical aid was soon in attend
b. arce, We are pleased to learn, that aithoug
y seriously hurt, the wounds are not considere
OF dangerous character.
at Fell into the Run. coorcd man, name
10 VIM Riley, was found about / , O'Clock on ST.
ri turday night lying in Hartford Run, havin
fallen over accidentally. His leg was found t
Z" be broken, which was set by DR.. DIsheld, VIII
ne was sent for by the officer of tie night. Il