American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-24
CITY INTEIJIGENCF.

on to the ancient metropolis under the man
lLemcnt OF an association OF young gentlemen
OF the 'weSt end, known as the "YOung Mems
assembly," took place Oh Tuesday afternoon
last. The splendid steamer Thomas Jefferson,
Capt lijll was chartered for the occasion, and
at two o'clock left Light street wharf, win
about 500 passengers on board a majority ot
whom were ladies. Nolandts band as well
as cotlion music was on board, and at an
early hour after starting, portion OF the com
pany commenced dancing, which was continued
with but little intcrmisson until the return Of
the boat. Alter remaining abont three hours
at Annapolis, the company embarked for Bal
timore, reaching home about half past 10 o'clk.
The management OF the excursion dcyoIvGd
upon twenty-onc members OF the Association,
to whom much credit is due for the very quiet
and satisfactory manner III which the whole
affair was conducted.
Charged as Nuisance. Complaint havi q
been made in reference to the offensive smell,
arising, as alleged, from various animal sub
stances thrown out from the establishment OF
A. Looknglan, situated ON CouSon's Hin, be-
tween PENNSYLVANIA Avenue and Ross street,
under process the party was brought before
Justice Wright yesterday afternoon, by officer
Fuller when numerous witnesses, among
whom were DR.. Leonard, the City Physician,
Mr.. Peregoy, the Commissioner of Health, and
several gentlemen residing in the vicinity Of
the "iniectcd" neighborhood, all of whom tes-
titled to the ofGnslyeness Of the matter COM
planned of, and as to the probability of its en-
gendering disease and sickness The decision
Of the magistrate was not given.
Wants CLEANING. The fountain at the head
of Centre Market space wants cleaning. We
are informed that for some days past large
white worms, some of them three or four inches
in length, have been seen crawling through the
spouts. The neighbors have long since ceased
using the water in consequence. The city
commissioners, the health officers, the police
or whosoeyer duty it is, should look to it at
once.
Oar Su6eriMgS IS hlt0lsrabie. So wrote COZ
respondent yesterday, who complains that
dead dog is lying in Perry street. near Hano-
yer, shocking the sight and the olactory nerves
of the passers by. Who will have it removed
An Upset. A light country wagon was up
set and considerably injured yesterday morning
at the head Of the Marsh market, by being run
against by an omnibus. We learn that the
owner intends to try the pirtue of a SUIT for
damages
Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday morning,
between ) and O'clock was caused by the
burning of large ice house, near the Belvi-
dere bridge, belonging to the Water Company
1t was entirely consumed. Insured IN the
Equitable Office, for 500. The tiremen were
promptly on the spot, but it was discovered
that water would be equally destructive to the
ice as fire. and the engines DID not operate -
The bridge was in some danger, bat il was
carefully watched, and protected from the
falling fakes.
Case 70, Court, S. ID. Goldsborough was
yesterday arrested by officer Mcdonnell on the
charge of assaulting and beating Nicholas
Johnson. tie was released on security TO ap-
pear at Court by r. A. McAllister, ESQ
To Keep the Peace. William Henry Kelly,
charged with riotous and dsordery conduct at
/ the corner of Potter and Low streets, was yes
terday arrested by officer Stocket, and released
! on security to keep the peace by Justice Mil
| Ter.
Music in Monument Square. 1t will be seen
by the advertisement in another column, that
"Voandt's' excellent band will discourse sweet
sounds in Monument Square, this evening"
! We expect to see perfect galaxy of beauty
upon the occasion.
Charged ,oih Fraud. Anthony Kuhn, charg-
ed upon the oath of Nicholas Bishop, with
having obtained possession of house and lot,
promissory note fors $3.50, and $500 in cash.
under false pretences, was held 10 bail yester-
day by Walton Gray, Esq, to answer at the
next regular term of the Court. VIM. H.
Watson, ESQ. appeared on the part of the pros
ecution, and Messrs. Collins and Blackburn for
the defence.
"Kching up a Roic." James Haskns and
Joseph Bachelor were yesterday taken before
Justice McAlister, on the charge of attempting
to ''kick up a row. and for threatening the Of
icers. They were released on security TO keep
the peace.
Stealing a Saddle. Robert Brown, (colored)
charged with stealing saddle, the property of
Edmund Myers, was yesterday arrested by Off
Ger Lambert and taken before Justice Brother
ton, who fully committed him to take his trial
at the October term of the Criminal Court.
"A GraceleSs Youth Francis Aulton, boy
aged about Is years, was yesterday arrested by
officer Stayton on the charge of committing a
severe assault on his mother He was taken
before Justice Miller, who committed him to
Jail to take his trial at the Saturday court
Beating his Vie. Edward Parker, charged
with assaulting and beating his wife, was yes
terday arrested by officer Ray, and released
on security to keep the peace by Charles G.
Ridgley, Esq.
4 Light in The SKY. About eight o'clock on
/ Tuesday night, ga light was seen in the sky,
moving rapidly from northwesterly to a
southeasterly direction. In passing over the
city, it was doubtless seen by hundreds of per-
sons, and in all probability excited no small de-
gree ofinterest among many, as there are some
whose minds are SO constituted as to admit Of
the most extravaganza and even ludicrous i'm
pressions fiom slight and trivial causes: which
was apparent on this occasion from the singular
explanations uttered on first catching glimpse
of the light. In proof of which we need only
mention that, in addition to Some sage surmi-