American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-05

CITY Curt The following cases were dis
posed OF before this tribunal on Saturday morn
ing: Judah NJ. Isaacks, J. N. Cardoza and
), =. Eodges, for assaultng with a whip,
Judge Levi s. DIyon, were each fined $50,
with costs.-Sarah Robinson, charged with
an assault upon Sarah E. Gordon, was declar-
ed not guilty, and prosecutor ordered to pay
costs.-Ilartz krumln, for an assault upon
Moses Stner, and Moses Stiner, for an assault
upon Hartz kGumlin, were each fined 81, with
costs. --Napoleon Cashier, colored, for as
saulting and resisting Waterman Elliott in the
discharge OF his duty, was fined IS, with costs,
and ordered to be imprisoned one MONTH
Francis Stler, Thomas King and Henry Deal,
charged with an assault upon Harvey Hevener,
were seVerally declared not guilty, and the
prosecutor allowed the satisfaction of paying
costs, in default of which, he went to jail
Julia Ann Baldwin, for assaulting Eliza Ann
Boyer, was fined 81, with costs, and ordered to
be imprisoned four days. The court then adj
Journed until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
County Count The case of Lombard s
Whittemore VS.. Nicholas Tracey, was not con-
cuded in this Court on Saturday.
The Militia. The following is the return
which has been made TO the Governor of the
State, of the strength of the Third Brigade,
Third Division of Maryland Militia, according
to the enrolment made in August last. This
Brigade embraces all that portion of the city
lying east Of Calvert street, and is commanded
by Brig. Gen. Robert Dutton. The 9th In
tantry Regiment, under Col. William F. Giles,
numbers 2,S26 men; the 9th Infantry Regi-
ment, under Col. James NJ. Anderson, numbers
1851 men; s companies of the 5th Cavalry
Regiment, under Col. Owen Bouldin, lag men,
and companies of tho End Artillery Regi-
mcnt, under Col. Henry A. Thompson one
company Of which numbers | 200 men, the
other is not yet known. The whole number
is near 1000 men, enough to form at least
seven full regiments. The 5th Cavalry, and
2nd Artillery Regiments are completed by
companies from other Brigades. The ba-
lance of the city, west of Calvert street, will
no doubt furnish equallyas large, ifnot a larger
quota OF militia, than that portion East, COM
Prlsng the Sd Brigade, and swell the militia
force OF the city, up to some $1,000 men, ex-
elusive of the Volunteer companies, who num-
Der at least 800 more making an available
force, from the city of Baltimore alone of about
$1,000 men. Besides there are at least 5 900
more men in the city, who are exempt from MI
ltia duty, being over, or under age, or from
some other cause, who in case of an emergen-
cy, could and would shoulder musket in de-
fence of their homes. Who's afraid, when so
many stout hearts can be found to defend the
City of Monuments
Postponed. The examination of the case in
regard to the recent escape of prisoners from
the Jail, was postponed from Saturday, by the
Attorney General, until this morning. Every
search for the escaped parties SO far, has proved
unavailing.
The Wrong Man. Several honest country
men, having seen the reward offered in our pa
per, for the arrest of the two burglars who es-
capped from Jail, went 10 work last Saturday,
and caught two Germans in the county, tied
them most securely with ropes, and brought
them to the Jail. They answered the descrip-
ton of the men, in many respects, but unfor-
tunately were not the right ones, and were
discharged. The countrymen had evidently
woke up the wrong passengers" much to
their disappointment.
Fires. The alarm of fire about one O'Clock
Yesterday morning, was caused by the burning
OF a small house in Sugar alley. The alarm
between and O'Clock, yesterday morning,
proceeded from the burning of shed in the
backyard of Mr.. r. Sumpster, near the Spring
Gardens. Loss trling in both cases.