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

stated, on next Monday morning, unuer the
new arrangement ofthe sessions. The docket,
we are informed, is not as largo as usual, and
the cases to come before it are with one excep-
ton of an uuimportant character, and 1t Is
more than probable that the term will be very
short one, at least we hope so, considering the
present temperature Of the weather. The i'm |
portant case we alude to, aud which has been
postponed for two successive terms OF the court,
unto the present, is that of the negro AleXan-
der charged with the murder of another negro,
about one wear since, at the residence Of Mrs.
Lyon, in the west end of the city. 1t is under
stood that the Attorney General will prosecute
in person, which will be guarantee of but
little delay in the transaction of the business
of the term.
Robbery. On Monday afternoon, dry goods
store kept by lady in Lexington near How
ard street, was robbed of about $l2, which was
in the drawer, also two finger rings. Ger
man had been in the store few moments be-
fore, for the alleged purpose of purchasing old
rags, and the money and rings were missing
directly after his departure. Officer Kries ar
rested him and carried him before Justice Arm
strong, but nothing being found upon him, and
there being no proof of the theft, he was dis
charged. This is a similar robbery to that
mentioned in another paragraph, and we again
say beware fpauper foreigners
Beggar Thieu@. We have frequently eau
toned the public against the horde of foreign
pauper thieves, who infest our city, and take
advantage of every opportunity to pick up any
thing that comes in their way. Yesterday
morning, lady who resides in High st, near
Baltimore st., permitted a German pauper to
enter her kitchen, while she went up stairs for
some articles of clothing she purposed giving
! her, and when she returned the beggar was
gone, and some time afterwards half dozen
metal table spoons, and some articles Of cloth
| ing were missing, which there is no doubt were
taken by the mendcant We say again, be-
ware of them-they are not fit to be trusted be-
fore your eyes, much less behind your back
,Narro,c Escape. horse attached to a light
country wagon, became frightened yesterday
morning on the Hookstown Road, near the
city limits, and dashed off at a frightfui speed.
Tie wagon contained two children, SONS of Mr..
Bush, of Baltimore county, one of whom about
twelve years Of age, sprang out of the back
part Of the wagon, dslocating his ANGLE; the
other was thrown out by the upeettng of the
vehicle, and one Of its arms quite seriously in
iured The horse and wagon sustained but
tnling injury before he was caught, but 1t is
almost miraculous that the children escaped
with their lives.
DiSbanded We regret to learn that the "Rox-
bury Artillerstsn have disbanded their efficient
and well-drilled corps. This step has been ta-
ken in consequence of the resignation OF their
former popular commander, as also their Sur
geon, DIR. Lotion Jennings, who has quit prac-
tcing and retired to private life. A number
the members have Joined the "Cod Water
Cadets, and have proved active and energetic
members
YeltO,V Fevsr. The brig Chief Capt. Borum,
arrived at the quarantine yesterday, from
Kingston, Jamaica, with several olthe crew ill
with the yellow fever. They were immediate
" taken to the hospital. The vessel will re-
:. main at quarantine for few days.
Dead. We mentioned the fact of young
man having been run over on Monday aflern-
noon, by the Frederick train of cars, in Pratt st.
opposite the Three Tun Tavern, and having
both of his legs dreadfully crushed. His name
= was Jesse Bell, a wheelwrght by trade, a
, young man much respected and beloved, and
we regret to learn that his injuries were so Sc
we're, that he died the same afternoon, at his
residence in Mulberry near Cove street, a few
hours after the accident occurred,
Burglary. The dwelling of Mr.. William
, Esender. in south Exeter street, was entered
between ten and twelve O'Clock on Monday
night, and robbed of several articles of cloth
! ing, amounting in value to about $50. Sus-
D picion rests upon some blacks living in the
g ne,ghborhood.
! From the Watch Reports Jacob Wright,
charged with assaultng and beating Charles
: Thomas, was arrested on Monday night by the
8 watch of the Middle District. Justice Ken
1 nard committed him to Jail to appear at court.
The parties are colored.
Gases for Court. Peter Harelin for assault
ing and beating Edward O'Donell, was arrested
r YES erday by officer kuighton and released or
: security to appear at court by Justice Egerton
= Owen Naughton for assaultng and beating
frances Dolphin, was arrested yesterday by
officer Wyant and released on security to appea
at court by Justice Mcguire.
T Convention. A convention of delegates o
the Maryland Temperance Societies, will as
sembe at 10 CLOCK, this morning, in the Lee
> ture Room of the First Presbyterian Church
S Some Interesting proceedings are expected t,
: take place.
8 BALTIMORE MARKET, Sept. 8.
Cattle. There was a ful supply Of b eff Catt
: at the scales yesterday, and tue market active, bu
prices were hardly maintained OF $40 head offered
lao were driven to Phi adrIpha, aud 500 sold TO tn,
Butchers at prices ranging from 81 to s. Is per To-
lbs on The loof, qial 10 S4 S5.s5 net The ave
rage was about s. 37s gross. Sales of Live Hogs
= IS so a IS rs the latter rate for chnce parcels.
Flour. Az active demand tor -four has sDrun
. up. with large sales al an advance, in consequence
G of the advices fir Europ On SATURDAY. last. 60
q bpls Howard ST. fresh brands sold at 3,eI!a 1854
and later in the dav 5000 bls were taken at 81 o.
Yesterday about 20O0 bbls sold at "a aud 30 nav 100
10 bbs. at the same price, and geo more 1t 1871, a
e which III. market closes frmiy. un Saturday an
Yesterday 500 tb City Mills Flour sold at Sd, an
500 bhis, at "a i2t, at wnicn 700 bb's. were take
y thus morning, while sOme holders havt advanced t.
is "a Is. and 'efused ar4e offers at 4,2t we quot
Susquehauua at 81, t24. sales Of Corn Meal q
S2,o7a
he GRAIN. VIII at is in active demand al a cnnsd
1t e,abe advance. We quite safes Of Md. odd L
at MIN. reds AT as sc and ordinary good AT rs
y LII oil e Irl urImp red q al One an