American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-25

OCcll W Llic III dlu VI tHe ltts-
! burg sufferers.
From Nlrssrs. Rush, Thomas and White
ford-3d Ward, s I57 Cd
| From Messrs. Mullen 4 Costigan- j st Ward, IS %
! From James lIOoper-l0th Ward, 1873 AZ
/ From Henry r. Lauirman-lst Ward, So q
From Captain James Frazier-Ist Ward % As
! From Public School No. 2, IL o.
From Menagene of Ogden * Weeks, l73 10
From firm of Dix Fugg. 30 90
! From Arthur l.. Fogg (of the firm Of Dix &
/ FoggD and Thomas Parker Scottish
/ Ward, 1917 81
From Marcus Denison-7th Ward, on
From Samuel links and n. n. W0od-l2th
Ward, AZ II
From Messrs. Stanssury s Hudson-and
ward, ls9 50
! These amounts added to that already ac-
knowleged, make the sum total of collections
so far SS,42l.20.
Board Of Health. An ordinance creating Il
Board of Health, finally passed the City Coun-
ellis yesterday. 1t provides that there shall be
annually appointed, as other city officers are,
one Commissioner of Health, and one City
| Physician, who together with the Health Of
fcer, shall constitute a Board of Health; that
they shall meet twice week during the year.
| The Commissioner of Health to attend to all
the duties of the Health Officer, and to attend
daily, from 9 to o'clock-or longer if re-
quired, to receive reports, enforce ordinances,
decide appeals, sc. The Physician to make a
weekly circuit TO every part of the city which
may, from any cause, be subject to disease,
and enforce all ordinances in relief, sc. The
! Health Officer to report to the Board any mat
ter requiring its attention, and to advise with
the Physician on all sanatory regulations
| The police officers to make daily inspections of
the city and to report daily to the Commission
ers. The Commissioners of Health to receive
I IL Al ph,s;c;a, $
The Benefit at the .Menagtrie 1t will be seen
by the amounts handed the Mayor, yesterday,
that the proceeds of the benefit at the Mena-
gerie, in aid Of the Pttsburg sufferers, was
Sl73. The gentlemanly and enterprising pro-
prietors, Messrs. Ogden & Weeks, cannot be
too highly commended for their disinterested
benevolence on this occasion.
Inquest. An inquest was held yesterday NOR
ming by James Hooper, Esq, Coroner, over the
body of white female infant, found exposed
on the commons near Grundy's Row, Howard
st. 1t was carefully sewed up in cloth, and
was discovered by some children while at play.
Verdict of the Jury: "Still-born."
Case for Court. James Arnold, charged
with assaulting and beating Christine Sulser
and John w. Smith, was arrested yesterday by
officers Knighton and Ray, and committed to
Jail in default of security to appear at the Sa-
turday Court, by Justice Brotherton.
| Robbery and Recovery. Joshua Nelson and
Charles Anderson, (both colored,) charged with
stealing about $50, the property of MIR. A..
| Crawford, agent for the Philadelphia Railroad
| Company, were arrested yesterday, by the po-
| lice firm of Hays, Zell, Ridgley and Cook; and
through their instrumentality, the money, lack
| inc a few cents, recovered They were COM
/ mitted to Jail by Walton Gray, ESP, to await
| trial.
u. S. Circuit Court. In consequence of the
! failure to procure certain papers from Washing
! ton, the piracy case was postponed yesterday
/ till to-day. A large number of talismen hay
! ing been summoned, were in attendance. No
thing else Of interest was done.
! Couni, Court. The case of Hoffman vs.
Shuncl in suit Of ejectment, to gain. posses
/ sion of $50 acres of land, was decided in favor
of the defendant, yesterday. The Court adj
iourned till 10 o'clock this morning
Tie archbishop. We regret to learn that
Archbishop EccleSton is recovering bat slowly
from the effects of wounds received on Satur-
day afternoon last, by falling from his carriage
His ead,'which sustained the principal lnlu
ry. was and still is in quite an excited state
causing some apprehensions Of inflammation o.
the brain. None but the physicians and ne
cessary attendants are permitted to visit the
room.-Pa.riot.
Stealing Watch. John Martin (colored
was arrested yesterday by officer Fields, on thu
charge Of stealing a watch of the value OF 5 3
from on board the ship Medemseh. The watcE
was the property of Chas. H. Senter, the stew
ard of the ship. He had an examination be
fore Justice Latournau, who committed him tt
take his trial at the June term of the Crmina
Court.
Disturbing Religious WoYship. G. Schlich
ter, a German, charged with disturbing rell
gious worship, on Sunday afternoon, in thu
Fell's Point Market, was yesterday fined to