American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Baltimore a?ld Ohio Rail Road. AT the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of this road,
held Yesterday, an election took place for IL
Directors on the part of the stockholders, vixen
the following gentlemen were reelected Jas.
Swan, John |. Donaldson, Fielding Lucas, Jr.,
VIM. IL. Marriott, Jacob Albert, Joseph Wiz
kins, Samuel Hoffman, James HARDWOOD, Joha
p. Kennedy, Columbus O'Donnell, Sanue.
Jones, Jr, William +. Murdoch.
Health Of The City, We are Informed b. skill
full physicians of extensive practice that sick
ness at present prevails in the city to an unu-
sual extent. tbs, however, confined principally
to bilious diseases and their affections incident
TO tie autumnal season. There are also
number Of cases of that fearful and fatal mala-
DIV, the smallpox; but as the cold weather Is
rapidly approaching, we think there need be
no apprehensons Of IFS becoming an epidemic
Stealing Fruit. Charles Stout and George
Pearson, charged with breaking open the Fruit
Stand of Philip Thomas, near the l'el-Air mar
ket, and stealing quantity OF trnit ana bas-
ket Of chesnuts were Yesterday arrested by
officers Pamphllion and Stockett, and, in de-
fault of security, committed to Jail 10 appear at
court bv Justice Belt.
Baltimore City Court. The trial of Jury
eases for the term, was commenced IN this
court Observation-Disclosures Brce, Nlsbet and
Worthincton, on the bench; VIM. H. Watson,
ESQ. prosecuting for the State. The follow
ing cases were acknowledgement Mcdonald,
through her counsel, p. Mclaughlin, petition
cd as a lunatic and pauper, for the aid oil the
State, and being so declared by the Jury, was
ordered to be placed in the Lunatic Asylum
, Rebecca Ann Gibson, Gree colored,) indicted
= for stealing an iron POT, the property OF Mr..
i O. Z. Chenowith, was declared guilty. Sem
: tsuce suspended. A. B. Wolfe, ESQ, for de-
fence. -Salmon Peg, indicted for stealing an
} umbrella, the property of Mr.. d. katenkamp.
The traverser went to the store Of Mr.. X, bar
Gained for the umbrella, received it into his
: nosscss;on, and desired that boy might he
5 sent with him to his boarding house, to receive
the pag for it; but in passing along he gave the
/ how The :sslin,'' and was afterwards arrested
= with the umbrella in his possession Guilty
t Not sentenced. J. kenly, ESQ., for defence
Henry Anderson, (slave) indicted for stea!
i ing two boot fronts, the property OF Mr. VIM
d IT, McCaulcy. Guilty. - Allison, Esq,
n for the defcnce.-Dennis Hopkins, indicted
S for stealing thirty pounds Of scrap iron-wortl
c about 40 cents. (The traverser has been &C
$ quilted OF similar charges, upon the plea ct IN
IT sanity, Guilty. Sentenced to the penlten
. tiary till the 30th OF August, lo4 Aiiiso
9 for the defence. Court adjourned ii
+ this morning, 10 o'clock. We are tequeste
Is to say that witnesses failing to attend the C0u
$ and the grand jury to-day, will be attached.
'o Baltimore County Court. The case OF q
~ nine vs. De Camera, which has occupied II
cd attention of this Court for near two weeks pas
was decided yesterday. The jury returned
sealed verdict in favor of the plaintiff, awar
,'o ing him the sum Of Sl,357,35
" TIE Wounded Wa!ckman. Waterman Hugh
I'D who was assaulted and stabbed on Friday mig
nd last is, we regret to learn, lying in quite pr
Il. carous condition. His medical adviser wou
- admit no one to his room yesterday
,'' Parole. The German Guards aud Germ
he Yeagors parades yesterday with full ranks
,e- The9 were attended by their fine band, al
Of presented truly military appearance.