American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20

daughter vas SO much Injured that her life
was dpspargd Of Mr.. hliy was himself very
severely burned in attempting to save hls ia
mily. who were all asleep at the time the fire
broke out Mrs. T.. was tho FIRST to awake,
The lifu having approached 50 near the bed IS
TO burn her hand. The girls slept in another
room and the musqutto bar and bed were en-
yolopcd in flames VIXEN the father drew them
out In another room adjoioiug slept three
son. of Mr.. b., who escaped by jumping from
a window.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Robbery aad recovery d money. Capt. White,
Lieut. Potter, and Waterman Hague, Of the
Eastern District night watch on Sunday night
arrested James Manly, Isaac Turner aud Ca
thcnno Crouch, on the charge of robbing VIM,
McCallahan Of $50, in American gold. The
parties had been ia company together during
The evening and night and hence the suspicion
Of all three having hand in the robbery. SEQ
of the money, in gold, was found safely slowed
away in the stocking of the woman. Justice
Nc Alistcr, who had aided in the arrest, COM
mitled all three to prison, to stand their trial
at the present term Of the City Court
Gin Count This tribunal met yesterday
morning, and after receiving the indictments
of the Grand Jury, and disposing Of a case of
lunatc pauperiSm, adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. The Court being informed
that the Attorney General, George r. Rich
ardson, Esq, was necessarily detained at An
napols on State business which would proba-
bly, dotain him until Thursday next, adjourned
the Petit Jury until that time, when the regu-
lar trial of criminal cases will commence.
Rioting. A party of young men rallying
under the names of "Gnzzley Bears" and
"Tormentors," had small riot among them
selves in the "West End" on Sunday evening.
Bricks and missiles were thrown, but officers
Gross and Merchant were down on them so
soon that they succeeded in arresting three of
the first named party, calling themselves Ben
jamn Clark, William Rollins and William
Hobbs. Justice Wright committed all three
to jail, 10 appear at Court and answer.
Tribute ofrespect. The flags of the shipping
in port, the Observatory and other places, were
at halt-mast during yesterday, in respect TO the
memory of Capt. James Chaytor, long known
as the commander of the steamer Constitution,
and one of our Oldest sea-captains and most re-
spected citizens. He was commander of gun
boat during the late war; and rendered efficient
service TO the State. He died on Sunday even
ing at his residence, in this city.
Making Threats. John Caford, for threat
enlng the life of Catharne McGee, and kicking
In the door of her house, in Lowest, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by officer Stockett,
and held to bail in the sum of 5000 to keep the
peace, by Justice Miller.
Held 10 bail Lewis Sumner was arrested
yesterday by oficsr Moon, on the charge of
threatening personal injury to Johannes Rosen-
berg. Justice Miller held him to bail TO keep
the peace.
Case for Court. Officers Myers and Stock
cit, yesterday arrested Frederick Winneman,
charged with assaultng and beating one Hem
ry Beart. lie was committed to appear at
court by Justice Sbaefler.
Shame! Officer Ray on Sunday arrested
Benjamin Beacham, charged with assauting
and beating his wife and children. He was
committed to jail in default of security to keep
the peace, by Justice Sweony.
County Court. The trial of cases on theap-
peal docket still occupies the attention of this
Court. We are pleased to see that Judge Par
Vance has so far recovered from his late indis-
position, as to be able to be upon the Bench
during portion If yesterday. The Court adj
journed until this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Ftolaiing The Sabbath. A negro boy named
William Henry Chambers, was arrested yester-
day by officer PamphlIion, charged with play
ing cards on Sunday, in Michael Warner, Esq's
brick-yard. Justice Egerton fined him 81 and
costs.
Charge Of TtJS. A colored woman named
Jane Brown, was brought into the Southern
district watch house, on Saturday night, bv
Mr.. John Easter, who charged her with steal
inp a uair of stool tpus fran his store in Pratt
street. She was committed to Jail by Justice
Showacre.
Donation. The Mayor has received So en-
closed in letter signed V. A., to be applied
III aid of the suffering poor.
New YoRK CIRCUS -FRoNT.sr. THEATRE. The
performances at this popular establishment tonight
are for the farewell benefit of Dan Rice, the unrva-
led clown. He has generously rendered one half of
his profits to aid the erection of the Jackson Monu-
a unhI ,uilI ha a