American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-09

Richard w Snowden, charged with assaulting
Capt. John Patrick, was declared guilty, and
fined SIS aud costs 1t appeared from the evil
deuce that Patrick had gone to the ofice Of the
Inspectors Of Customs, on some business; tnat Il
difficulty arose between him and Snuwden, ia
regard to certain ref ctious which were casl
upon the Collector by the plaintiff, and that
the defendant had put the plaintiff 10y force out
of The Office OF at least made an Hort to do So.
There was no great harm done on either SIDE,
hut the proof OF the assault was undo4bted. d.
Charles Powell, for assauIung and beating Ro-
bert Mclean, was pronounced guilty, and fued
50 aud costs. The assault was committed on
account Of certain language used 10y plaintiff
to defendants wife. William Burgess, for
assaultng and beating Emanuel w E,chelber
ger, was fined s. and costs. - Benjamin +.
Lindsey, charged with assaultng William Bur
CESS, was declared not guilty, and the prosecu-
tor ordered to pay the costs .----Danlel Hollis,
coIored, charged with assluitng and beating
Jane Hughes also colored, was found guilty,
AID fined IS and costs--John Stephens, for
assauhing and cutting with q kuiir, Thomas
Glass, was ordered TO be imprisoned six months
and fined $50 and costs. The plaintiff rcceiv-
cd very severe cut with q knife in the SIDE of
his face, causing bad and ugly woand --
S''A Ntt'bl anu h'"fihtl i i1tt, NIIdI Hhl
with driving their eXplcsS wagon against the
horses IN the wood wagon Of william Seanna-
brook, by which means they were severely in
lurod, wore each fined ) and cosls.--Joha
Harp, Tor a,saullng aud beating VIM. Jacobs,
was Gucd ~ aud costs Alter the disposal
Of the above cases the following appeal ease
was heard; ANDREW Locklngland, appellant,
rs. the Mayor aud City Council Of Baltimore,
appoiees. The appeal was taken from Jus
lice Of the Peace, who had 6ued the appellant
%'Q aud costs, for 4 violation Of i city ordi
nance. The appellant keeps bone factory in
the vicinity OF Pennsylvania avenue, and a
large humber Of dead horses are hauled ont at
all .casons Of the year, which are skinned, and
the carcasses deposited on the premises, from
which such a stencil arises that the whole
naighhorhood arc sufferers by the Offensive
smell. Several gentlemen lvingin the neigh
horhoOd were called on the stand aud testified
to the noXious ctlluvia which arises from the
place. The case was argued before the Jury
by MIR. Barrol!, for the appellant, and Messrs
Glenn and Freshman, for the appelIees The
lary found verdict for the appellecs, affirming
the decision of the magistrate. The Court
then adjourned until next Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock,
btItUWh 'fCCtutHt' VII SATURDAY UllbTUOOn Il
young lad about nine years of age, Il nephew Of
MIR. Robert Beard, met with a serious accident
at the Fulton Factory, near the Baltimore and
Susquchauna depot He had gone to the ma
chine shop attached to the factory for the puf-
pose Of carrying MIR. Beard his dinner, and was
playing about previous to returning home,
when by some accident he knocked down large
and heavy iron casting, winch fell across his
lnC al, bn in,
shocking manner. He was Immediately car
RED home and DR.. Hlntze sent for, who dressed
the injury, which is very severe aud painful.
IN JAIL Henry Hussclbaugh charged with
making threats of personal injury to his wife,
was arrested yesterday by officer Fuller, and
committed to jail by Justice Wright
Mc.ndimiSm. Waterman Jeukius, while
going his rounds about O'Clock on Saturday
discovered an unoccupled house on
the corner OF Tyson and kichmond streets, to
DC Oh fire. With mach promplnCss, he immo-
da ely broke the door open and threw a few
buckets OF water on the fire, and soon cXtln-
gul,hed the flames. The building was beyond
doubt set on fire.
Burglary ihe dwelling Of Mr.. Waters, on
East Baltimore street, near Broadway, was en-
tered on Saturday morning about b O'Clock,
and u pair Of boots, two large silver table
spoons and four small tea spoons, marked J. |
II. W, carried off, The burglar effected an
entrance by forcing open the kitchen window
These night msrauders are getting very bold of
dte, and 1t Dehooves our day and night police |
10 keep sharp eye, in order to detect them if |
possible.
County Court. In this Court on Saturday. .
The case Of William Raby VS.. Wesley Clifford |
IN action to recover damages for defamation of
was decided. The hearing of the
evidence aud the arguments Of the counsel, oc-
cupied tho Court the greater part Of Friuay
and was handed to the jury III the afternoon,
VIII returned u verdict on Saturday mornidg
for the defendant, without however intending
TO endorse the truth OF the charges made against
the plaintiff. For the plaintiff, Mr.. Preston;
Tor the defendant, hiessrs. Collins and Welsh.
Correction. We we're mistaken in stating
in our description of Miss r. Covn's buildinr
that Mr. J. +. Bird had rented one the stores.
We should have SAID that Messrs, Alderman
4 Camaller had taken the third one.
BUTTONS THEATRE, Frost STREET. great bill.
The bull announced for performance at the Front ST.
Ihealre this evening, speaks for ITSELF The lavore
comedy of "The Poor Genlleman, +" with Mr.. Burton
Is sir Robert BrImbe, is no ordinary treat. After
he comedy, Mr.. Scott will appear in his great ongi-
nal char cter of" Long Tom Coffin, ;" in the Nautical
lrama Of Paul Jones. fall house Of course.
THE MUSEUM. The thrilling drama of the "IIu of
he hed Mountain, or the Gamblers Fate" viii be
performed for the last time at the Saloon his even
ne, the manager being forced TO lay it aside to make
"om for other novelties, now in active preparation.
In addition TO the diana, American piece call
ID the "FOresl Rose" will be enacted for the first
inc in tins city, 1t is said to be production of great
interest.
POPULAR LECTURES The ninth Lecture of the
ourse in the Eng Lutheran church, Lexington
treet, will be delivered this evening, by the Rev'd T..
iates Reese, Subject "Woman, her moral and re-
oious susceptihililiesD