American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-18
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most impossible to designate any particular
street or section which possesses superior claims
upon our attention. The fact, however that
East Baltimore street, which, for long time
see med to have remained stationary, has re-
Gently received a new impulse, induces lis to
give it particular notice. Since the erection
of tho row Of fiuo edifCcs between Frout.st,
and the Bridge, the building mania has extend
ed farther eastward. Embracing the oppOrtu
nifty afforded by leisure hour and the pleasant
weather, we made a perigrination through this
region, and we rive below the result of our OBJ
servaton. The lot on the south side of Ball-
more street between Canal aud Eden stocels, is
now occupied by six new houses in various
styles of erection, besides another which is fin
ishcd and occupied. The four nearest Cana!
street are being built by Mr. John Young, car
penter; the two at the corner Of Eden street are
being erected by Mr.. Elardesty, carpenter -
Between Bond street and Broadway, on the
moth side of Baltimore street, is handsome
dwelling two and half stories nearly finished
front Is feet, depth IS feet. Mr. Edward
Shelly, carpenter, Mr.. George Folk, bricklay
cr a little further out on the same side Is
another dwelling of the sane description, hav-
ing front of S feet and depth OF so feet
Mr.. Edward Kellum is the carpenter and Mr..
Samuel Ireland, bricklayer. On the south side
of Baltimore street in the same square is a neat
dwelling with front of Is feet and depth of
80 feet, nearly finished Mr.. Philip Dawson
is the owner and builder, and Messrs Holt &
Baker the hricklayers. At the southeast cor
ner Of Baltimore st, and Broadway are two of
the handsomest dwellings, in that section of the
city. They are each three stories high, 9 feet
front and 50 feet deep. A portion Of the hill
on which the Washington University is situa-
ted has been dug away and all alley is to be
opened through 1t to extend from Bethel ST. to
Broadway. Preparations are being made for
the erection of other dwellings in this region,
which, we have no doubt, in the course of
comparatively short time will be as compacLly
built as any other portion Of our city.
.HliiGv. We yesterday had two handsome
parades by two handsome companies The
independent Grays, under the command of
Major Law, were out in great strength. They
wGnt through their admired drill in Monument
Square, after which they marched TO Fells
Point and drilled again in Broadway, near St
Patncll's Church. After the drill they partook
Of an excellent collation. at the residence of
MIR. Giendv Stewart, in CaruIine-st. Mr.
Stewart is the oldest private belonging to the
company. The music Of their splendid Band
a.
TaC Maryland Cadets, under tho command
Of Capt NcLanc, were also out. II being
the IOlh anmvcr>a,y Of the company, thyy
proceeded TO Mount Glare Depot, (HcPhar-
sons to anticipate in target iirng''-lhc
CHEST shot to be awarded medal, presented
by loscph b. Williams, Esq. The medaI-an
original Ilca with the donor--is IN eagle, ~.
bearing in his talons 4 branch Of "oak'-lhe
emblem Of strength; and is intended to be at
tlched to the breast Of the coat, instead of sus-
pended, as is usual. 1t was manufactured by
Mr. Samuel Kirk, and is certainly most bcau-I
ttui and appropriate compliment. The motto
of the company, "yuttu8 in H2siem," is en-
graved upon the tront. The Fortunate winner
was Mr.. Richard Edwards, Jr., Quarter Mas
ter of the company. They frod at 90 yards
distance, and SO balls struck the target Ex-
collent shooting. In the evening they par0ok
Of a sumptuous entertainment at the Exchange
Hotel.
Ciiy Court. There was little Of interest
done in this Court yesterday. Daniel Moody
for assaultng Washington Roberts, while in
the discharge of his duty as fireman, was fined
3 10 and COSTS and ordered to be imprisoned one
month. The case of Joseph Alexander, (coI-
ored,) indicted for producing tho death of
Washington Shepherd, (colored,) was post
poned till the January term. The parties inter
ested in the cases of Joseph Wilson, John
Price, and Thos. Sterling, are requested to be
punctual in their attendance this morning, to
which time the Court adjourned
County Court. The cases growing out of the
riot at the colorcd PEOPLES camp meeting, dur
ing the past Summer, will likely occupy good
portion Of the time Of this tribunal during the
present week. large number of colored per-
sons were in attendance yesterday.
U, S. Circuit Court. The jury of this Court
was finally discharged yesterday, and the Court
adjourned till Wednesday, (to-,nouow)
Case for Court William NJ. Carr, charged
with assauluug and beating Jane CampDeIl,
was yesterday arrested by officer Stockett, and
released on security to appear at Count By Jus
lice Miller.
Found droto,,ed Some boys who we're at
play near the Five Mills, in the vicinity off
Gwynn's Falls, about four miles from tho CITY, !
last Saturday, discovered the dead BODY Of |
female infant floating on the surface of the
stream. An inquest was held on Sunday, by
George Latchford, Esq, Justice of tho Peace |
The verdict of the jury was: "that tine child
came to its death by being thrown in the wa
ter by some person or persons unknown.
Outrage. A man named Henry Myers, while |
on his waY from market on Saturday night, |
was assaulted, beat and robbed of his money and |
marketing BY party of SIX OF eight rowdles. -
The affair occurred in Gay street. 1t is TO be
regretted that none OF the party could be recog.
niZed.
CHRIST HEALING THE SICK Six schools were
again present yesterday behold this most interest
Ing of all subjects There wee three schools present
at one time. and after Mr.. Morris I'D done giving
description anc asking qnes ions the han nearly full
OF the tch0Iars and teachers, Rev NJ Guelas rose
up and made some very pterestingand appropriate re
ma'ko; told the children he would not have missed
the opportunity Of having them behold this great pic
tire f'r five mcs the price they had paid and that
was happy lesson, and one tna would The gentle
man hOped. neYnr be fnrrniien Icb c-c ,h elinns