American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-10

and ascertain if theirs be among the lot
Austin Clifford, one of the parties implicated
in the transaction was re-arrested on Saturday
by officer Walter r.. Jones, OH the charge Of
keeping pawnbroker's shop, without license.
Justice Belt held him to bail for further ey-
animation. A full hearing of all the parties
implicated will be held at an early day, when
the full particulars Of this curious affair, will
probably transpre.
Since the above was in type we learn that
Brown was arrested yesterday afternoon in
the upper part of the city by officers Gross and
Pamphilion. Thomas II. Belt, Esq, commit
ted him to Jail.
.qnolher Storm Of Rain and Hail. Yesterday
afternoon about 3 o'clock we were visited bv
another storm of rain and hail. which although
not 50 severe as the one on Friday, was heavy
enough for all 'paIticular purposes The
rain descended in torrents, accompanied by a
quantity olvcry large hail, which ratified against
the windows, as fit was determined on finding
an entrance. 1t continued for about three
quarters OF an hour, with scarce any intermis-
sion, cooling the oyer-heated atmosphere, and
making it quite agreeable. There was some
heavy pcals of thunder, and sharp flashes of
lightning, but we did not hear of any damage
being done by the electric fluid.
IT,
tanned that the rain and hail has done consid-
cradle damage in various parts Of the city. The
walls of Hartford Run, in the neghborhood of
Silver street, were caved in on both sides, and
the cellars in the vicinity all filled with water.
A number of windows in different parts of the
city were broken by the large hail. Calvert
street, near the City Mill, has been torn up by
the water to suct'an extent that it has been
rendered impossible for vehicles. Low street,
near the Theatre, has also suffered. Several
unfinished buildings in the outskirts of the city
have their walls blown down, and otherwise
injured. The damage has not been so great as
that by the storm Of Friday.
Tobacco Damaged We learn that there was
from four to FIVE hundred hogsheads of Tobac-
co, lying out in the streets adjoing the various
State Tobacco Warehouses, during the heavy
storm Of rain on Friday afternoon, all ofwhich |
has consequently been greatly damaged by the |
immense quantity of rain which fell upon it.
The warehouses are all full, and there was no !
place to stow it in, otherwise it would have
been under cover. 1t is a question now who |
should suffer the loss sustained?
City Court. But one case was brought be-
fore this tribunal last Saturday for adiudicature:
John Cursor, for assauting and beating James
R. Hodnet, was fined $40, with costs. 1t was
a family affair, in which none but the parties
themselves were interested. Cursor had his
satisfaction in 'drubbing" Hodnet, and Hodnet
MS, in making CURSOR pay for the unwarranted
liberty Verify, the city of Baltimore is fast
improving in morality, when but one case can
be drummed up for the Saturday court. The
people are either getting ono better, fast or
he uproarious have departed for "54 40,n and
California.
Assault. Officer Kries on Friday arrested
nan named Thomas McManus, on the CHARGE
If committing an assault upon the son ofChris-
ian Troutman. He was held to bail to appear
It Court by Justice Armstrong.
The Fruit Market. The Centre market, had
very large supply of fruit on Saturday morn
ng, which sold at the following prices:-
Peaches 25a5O cents per peck;apples l0agO cts.
Der peck; watermclons l-4a37 l-2 cts, each:
Gale cts. each; whortleberries 8 cts.
Der quart; blaCkberries Sal cts. per quart.
Launch. A fine schooner called the "Lydia,"
vas launched on Saturday afternoon, about
''clock, from the ship yard Of Messrs. Abrams
( Cooper, Fell'S Point. She was built for and
lnder the superintendent of Capt. Post, of
his city, and is intended to ply as packet in
md New York.
.Net0 Fire apparatus. Mr.. William Simp-
son has just finished new!and handsome en-
gine suction for the Columbian Fire Company
ot East Baltimore. Having examined the ap-
oaratus, we are prepared to say, that it is ex-
2ellent and we'll built, and fully equals any of
he builders former efforts, The members of
The company for which it is intended, will pro-
coed to Mr. Simpsons establishment, on Eu-
.aw street, this afternoon, for the purpose of
1t to their engine house. {
Sun-StruCk. A German named Goteip
Knott, came to his death by coup de SoleiL on
Friday afternoon, at house in Ann street.
Fell's Point. lie had been walking in the sun.
md had scarcely reached the house, before he {
ELL and in few minutes expired He was
lged about 35 years, and has left wife and
i've children. He had arrived from Bremen
only the day previous. Coroner Spencer held
IN inquest over the body. Verdict in accor
lance with the facts.
Inquest. Coroner Spencer held an INQUEST
On Friday evening, over the remains of small
child, found exposed upon the commons, near
he end of East Lombard ST. Verdict, "still-
)orn."
Core ction. In the advertisement of Mr.,
Charles Hollis, Agent of the "Christian Adyo-
cate and Journal which appeared in the
Clipper of Saturday, quite an unfortunate typo-
graphical error occurred. The paper will be
furnished to subscribers at their dwellings for
2,25 per year, and not sass, as stated in the
advertisement.
Breaking Things. Julius E Lambert, charged
With stoneng the house and breaking the win
lows, and abusing the family of Mary Sim
mons, at the corner of Wolf and Alisanna sts.
vas on Saturday arrested by officer Ruly.-
Justice Dutton held him to bail to appear at
Court.
Fighting IN a Market House. Christian and
August Flinenger, brothers, charged with fight
no in the Point Market House on Saturday.
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