American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-14
CITY lNTEILlGENr.E

Floral Display. We learn that the friends OF
that most pralSe-wOrthy charity, under the es-
peclal care OF the ministry at large, whose an
nuai tioral exhibitions have heretofore attracted
so much admiration, are now busily engaged i'm
preparing most magnificent display of flow
ers, boGquets, moss work, fruit, sc. at their
/ Mission room, where they will be presented for
sale, early i'll the next month, instead of expos
ing the children 10 tedious march. in a hot
sun, as previously done. We hope those who
have it in their power will not forget to send
their offerings, in the way of flowers, &C., to
the Mission room of the institution, to aid thus
most audable missionary effort.
Fremen'S Visit The Anacostia fire compa-
ny, of Washington, ID. c., are expected to ar
rive in this city, in the steamer Columbia, to-
morrow morning. They are to be the especial
guests of the Friendship fire company, who
nave made every arrangement to entertain
them in a becoming manner. They will no
doubt share the kindness of our fremen gene
rally.
County Court. The case of the Franklin
Bank vs. Eli Clagett, security for James L.
hawkins, still occupies the attention of this
Court.
A BROAD Hint Ifear, said country pas
tor to his flock, when told you in nv last
charity sermon, that philanthropy was the love
OF our species, you must have understood me
to say specie, which may account for the small
ness OF your contributions! You will prove.
hope, in your contributions to-day, that YOU
are no longer laboflng under the same mistake.'
.4Jusing his Wve. John Paff was arrested
yesterday, by officer Barnard, on the charge of
abusing and threatening his wife. He was
committed to Jail by John Wright, Esq.
Resisting an officer. Isaiah Stevens, CHARGED
with assaulting and beating Sarah White, and
for resisting officer Campbell in the discharge
OF his duty, was taken to the Middle district
watch-house on Monday night. and Yesterday
Cases fer Court. James Mckevan for as
saulting and beating Henry McFevil, was ar
rested yesterday by officer Myers, and in default
of security committed to appear at Court, by
Justice Wilson. John Humes, for entering the
house of Cathanne Riley and assaultng her.
was arrested by officer Duvall, and in default
of security, committed to appear at Court by
the same Justice
.7ccident We regret to learn that Mr. Jas
Digs, shp-carpenter of Fels' Point, met
with an accident yesterday morning while en-
gagged at work, which will disable him for some
time lie was using a broad-axe, when by
some means it slipped and entered his left leg
below the knee, causing trightful wound
He was conveyed home, and his wounds dress
ed by DR.. Dasheld. We are pleased to learn
that he is likely to do well.
Assault. Sarah Richardson alias Worthing-
ton was arrested yesterday by officer Fleshell,
on the charge of assaul:ing and beating VIM.
Richardson. She was committed to Jail by
John Showarcre, Esq.
Desperate Assault. As Young man, named
Joshua Coyle, was crossing the commons be-
tween the Bel-aIr market and Potter-st. yester-
day morning about O'Clock, he was assaulted
by female calling herself Frances Stewart,
who cut him in the face with knife or dirk in
a most dreadful manner. Mr. Coyle has no
acquaintance with the female; has never seen
her before, and consequently can assign no mo-
tive for the assault. She was arrested by Off
Ger Myers and Moore, and committed to Jail by
Justice Miller
National Music. We are pleased to learn
that efforts are now being made to organise
full band of musicians, for Fort McHenry.-
The officers in command at this old and re-
nowned fort, are we'll known for their skill at
tactics, as well as for their public spirit in keep
ing up perhaps one of the very best organized
military depots in the Union, and we feel con-
fident that this new movement will meet with
universal public appreciation.
Appeal Court. Judge Archer is assiduously
engaged in hearing appeals, and holds two ses-
sions day, with view to get through with
the business.
BuRToNs THEATRE, FRONT ST. Mr.. .4nierson.-
This accomplished actor had another mammoth
house last evening" to witness his representation of
the 'Stranger" He fully sustained his high reputa.
ton. To night he appears evelyn" in Bulwer's
excellent comedy Of "Money," and will be ably sup