American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

: Samuel w. Merryman, Isaac Hartman,
I tolger r. Lovegtove, David l., Maulsby,
/ William Jones, Jr. Walton GRAY,
! Cumberland d. Holland Alexander Owens.
/ FIRST LrEUTEEAErs
: Samuel E. Smith, Richard Barron,
John Creagh Rinde, Wesley 3. Tar
John H. Wilson, Jesse DashieI,
4 George P. Bradford, James Usher,
Ihos. ii. Belt,ir Benjamin F. Nails.
l. SECOND LIRUTENANTs.
John P, Brasheurs, George NJ. Wait
Jacob NJ. Fuuse, J. Mattin Prregoy,
! Thon as Moore, Joseph Merchant
! Richard A. Edes. John E, Hill,
/ James G. WOrthngton, Charles Webb, r.
We learn that the enrolment of the militia
in this regiment will be Immediately commen.
ced, and the requirement of the Militia Laws
OF Maryland, strictly carried out. The other
regiments will also, so soon as the commissions
are all filled up, proceed at once to perfect or
ganization and enrolment. We have no doubt
but that Baltimore will turn out as fine body
Of citizen soldiers, as can be found in any State,
and those who are as able, as they are willing,
to do their duty on all occasions.
I Burglary. The dwelling Of Mr.. Jas Dali,
on Pennsylvania Avenue, near the first toll
gate, was entered by burglars on Saturday night
and the following articles carried off, one pair
OF gold spectaces, one valuable G. claronet,
three others with hageoets, gold miniature
case, gold pen, silver pencil gold ring, and
a small amount of money. The burglars OBJ.
tanned an entrance by cutting the Stats out of a
window shutter and breaking pane of glass.
a., They rumaged through the whole premises,
and broke open desk and sido-board locks with
chsel. This is the second time MIR. Dall's
house has been robbed this season: the first time
they obtained large amount of silver ware
which has never been heard of since. Robbie
ries have become very frequent in the suburbs
! this spring, but the thieves have been so adroit
that not one has as yet been arrested.
TioEaiing the Sabbath. Officers Moon and
Stockett, on Sunday afternoon, made descent
upon about a dozen young men engaged in
playing cards in n old stable near the Belvi-
dere Bridge, over jones' Falls. They captured
George Ely and Alexander Magness, and car
red them before Justice Egerton, who fined
| them Al and costs each, for violating city or
dnance, and SO 33 each for violating a law of
| the State. In default of payment they were
committed to prison. Another one of the par
ty, in his hasty fight, left his coat behind,
which he can have by calling at the police
office.
City Court. The following cases were dis
! posed of before this tribunal on Saturday morn
ing: Casper Zndoff, for assauting and stabbing
| Frederick Vlnholt, was fined s 20 and COSTS
Jane Hughes, colored, charged with assauting
and beating Julia Ann Lee, colored was found
guilty, and fined 81 and costs Walter
| Hayes charged with assaulting Frederick Vim
I holt, was declared not guilty, and prosecutor to
costs.- Matthew Norwiski, for assaulting
and beating Edwin Clark, was fined $40 and
costs. The court adjourned until next Satur-
day morning.
! Fire. Between enc aud two O'Clock on Sat
! urIn voortlinn Era Ua 70 e. Al
roof of the warehouse of Messrs. Cruise s. Lip
pincott, No. SO Smiths wharf. The fire COM
muncated to the adjoining warehouse, No. 81,
which is also occupied by the same gentlemen.
The third story Of No. SO was entirely destroy
ed with portion Of its contents. No. 81 was
but slightly injured. The fremen, ho were
promptly on the spot, deserve the greatest
credit for their exertions in snbdung the flames;
for at one time it bid fair to end in disastrous
conHagration. Immediately in the rear of the
burning building is the extensive lumber yard
of Job Smith. Esq, which was with great diff.
fculty kept from taking fire. Messrs Cruise &
Lippincott are insured in the Baltimore and
tho "Fremen's" offices. Their policy will
fully cover their loss. The properly is owned
by Samuel w. Smith, Esq and is covered by
policy Of insurance in the "Firemen's'' office.
Alarms of Fire. There were two alarms of
fire yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock. One
proceeded from the burning Of an old shed at
Canton, and the other from the partial burning
of a chicken coop in yard in Lee street; it
caught from barrel Of ashes.
Case for Court. Christian Scott, charged
with breaking into the house of E. J. Cooper,
on the City Block, was arrested on Saturday
by citizen, and taken before Justice Dutton
lie was committed to jail to appear at court.
The Excursion Tomorrow. The excursion
to Annapolis tomorrow, in the steamer Poca-
hontas, promises to be the best of the season.
Mr.. Phillips, the gentleman who has chartered
the boat has left nothing undone to minister to
the qualification of his patrons. We under
stand that the Eagle Artillerists, Capt. Kane,
and detachment from the Columbia Rife
men, Capt. McAllister, have accepted an inyi-
tation and will accompany the excursion.
A CroSs.fre. Officer Jones on Saturday ar
rested Joseph BowIey and Rosetta Bowers, on
the charge Of making threats of personal vio-
lence towards each other. The parties are COL
ored and the difficulty grew out of the right of
property to a child of the latter. They were
both held to bail to keep the peace, by Justice
Eger'6n.
Military. We understand, that at meet
ing of the Junior ArtIleriss, held on Tuesday
evening last, James L. D. Gill was elected their
first Lieutenant, and David r Brown, second
Lieutenant.
Charge Of Theft. Elizabeth Bee, charged
with stealing a linen apron and handkerchief
the property of Elizabeth Williams, was arrest
ed on Saturday by officer Chisholm. Justice
Showacre committed her to Jail to answer at
the September term OF the city court
Assault. c. O'Ca lahan, charged with as
saulting and beating T. NJ. ID. folly, was OH
Saturday arrested by officer League, and re-
leased on bail to appear at court by Justice
Sweeny.