American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-26

| ing" they will be discharged, as there is no
! law IN this State, there is in others. to pam
/ isl them. They are good-looking young men,
with bearded faces, aad fashionably attrcd.
Outrageous ASSAULT Andrew Simmons and
! Henry 7, Morgan were arrested Yesterday and
brought to the Police Office by citizens Henry
| Moses and Martha Multi, charged with s,ou-
| ing the houses and assauiting with large dirk
knife, the persons of Mrs. FaSsctt and Mary J.
Stafford, two ladies' living in the neighborhood
of the Landvale Factory They are also
I charged with assaultng with the same knife,
| Mr. Moses, MIR. Multi, Mr.. Geo. Hoffman and
Mr.. Andrew McCerry, the gentlemen, whom
We understand, assisted i'll their arrest. They
were taken before Justice Schaef1er by High
Constable Clifford and officers Pamphillion and
Stockett, and committed for further examna
ton, to take place on Thursday afternoon at a
O'Clock, when all the circumstances connected
with the case will be elected.
! Violating City Ordinances. No less than
twenty different gentlemen-merchaAts store
keepers and others were yesterday cited to APP
pear before Justice Miller, on information lodg-
| ed by officers Pamphllion and Stocket, for
violating an ordinance Of the corporation, by
suffering boxes to obsruct the pavement before
their doors on the Sabbath day. They will
| bOuOtCSS All VIC uulCtCu I'LL Tue SUM OI - ana
costs. We would caution our business men to
have all similar distractions removed from the
sidewalks in future, as we understand that the
"powors that be" have given orders to the DO
lice to inform against each and every one so
offending
Reform Convention. In accordance with ar.
rangement the delegates to the State Reform
Convention meet in this city tomorrow. The
mill b,l 81,
of the Law Buildings. From the deep inter
est felt throughout the State, in this important
movement, it is expected large number of
delegates and Others will be present.
lid 70, Mrs. .MurShaH We have received at
this office four dollars from four different gen
tlemen, and letter doubtless containing
money, for the relief of Mrs Marshall, the
lady who los, her all by being burnt out few
weeks since in Centre Market Space. This
lady is IN great distress, and we hope our bene-
VIOLENT citizens will not stop sending in their
dollars, there being plenty of room left for "a
few more of the same sort"
Throwins Stones. Peter Rider, (ceored, }
charged with throwing stones and roting in
Guiltord alley, on Sunday afternoon, was yes
terday arrested by officer Chisholm and fined
81 and costs by Justice Miller. He was COM
United to jail in default of payment.
Beating his pits George Stewart (coored)
charged with assauting ard beating his wife,
was yesterday arrested by officer Ray, and re-
leased on security to appear at court b. Justice
Miller
Case for Court. William G.. Lancaster and
William Howard charged with assaulting and
beating Alfred Blakely, were arrested yesterday
by officer Lambert and released on security to
AT ('n1rt bv f'ho rlaS q y iJ1nl,t Fec
Charge Qfthett. Dianna Stewart (col'd) charg-
ed with stealing So, the property Of Catharine
Waters, was arrested by officer FleShaIl and
committed to Jail for further examination by
John ShOwacre, Esq.
Improvements al the Post Office. We perceive
that the alterations and improvements suggest
ed some time since in our City Post Office, by
enlsrgng the vestabule and extending the 'lct-
ter boxes" across the whole width of the build
ing on North street, have been commenced,
and that the box for drop aud unpaid letters
has been changed to the fourth window on
Faycttc street, Of which our readers will take
particular notice.
a Ripe old .4ge. An inquest was held yes
terday morning about - O'clock by Coroner
Mullen, at the house No. lO5 Strawberry AL
ley, over the body of an old coIorod woman,
early part of the day. The jury returned
verdict that she "ded by the visitation of
God" She was aged 100 years.
Desperate .fsSauA. An old German gentle
man, while walking yesterday morning in the
neighborhood OF Canton, was assaulted and
beat in most desperate manner, by two men
whom he did not know. He was taken to his
residence, and his wounds properly dressed by
a physician, who was Immediately in attend !
ance. From description of the parties given
by the old man, the officers think they will
have but little difficulty in lerreting them out.
Vsnus, and Lady Of the Lake, Messrs. Rich
ards & Robertson, proprietors of the "Old
Line" Omnbusses, yesterday started two mag
nfcent coaches, bearing the above titles. We
are glad to learn that the patronage extended
to this mode of conveyance is daily increasing,
and that the enterprsing propretors spare nc
expense in giving to the public the best coaches
for their accommodation.
Concert in Monument Square. 1t will be re
mcmbered that the promised Concert of the In
dependent Greys' Band will come off (weather
permtting) this evening, in Monument Square.
We look for a rich musical entertainment.
Stealing Locks. George Howard, charged
with stealing locks, the property of Isaac Ba-
ker & Co., of Virginia, previously to their being
forwarded to the firm, has been arrested by off |
GERS Sheldon and Wyant, and committed by
Justice Mcguire for trial.
attempted Violence. Geo. Chandler, charged |
with attempting violence upon the person and !
property of George Smith, was arrested yes
terday, and released under security by Justice
Showacre, for further examination.
Furious Riding-Heapy Fine. Greenbury
II,
through the streets, thereby endangerisg the
lives Of the citizens, was arrested yesterday, by
officer Ray, and taken before Charles o.
Ridgele, ESQ.,, who fined him $50 and costs
the full extent Of the law.
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