American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-17

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L.e, ica and viva cbncLs u rra nroduced
Mr. Corno, ,yos nrcsrut and tes,ifed ,hal he
had drawn hut onc eocb cbcck as the one pro-
dnced which hid bre, t,v,ce mid ON the dav of
it, daie. MIR. Al.,rt Cashier of the Bank,
was also sy,orr He testified in rera,d ia the
checks mentioned above, similar in substance
to the evidence Of Mr. Perry. he further sta
ted that the entire deficit, or amount Of dcla-
cation, 50 far as asccr!ained mp to tia present
time is $50 l3iS2. OF this amount, it was
shown that Mr.. Wm. S Birch has oycr-check-
ed S?4 274, 10, lthas been discovered, on eX-
ammunition Of Turner's books, that there is a
deficiency, appo ring on the balance sheets of
S33 81 90. The particular items in regard to
this sum have not yet been ascertaiuod These
entries were MADE on the debit side of his cash
book, and transferred lhan2e to the debit side
of his ledger, and handed over daily TO tine gen
eral book-kco2er They were OF course not
posted to the Identical or specific acco0nis.-
The above account shows the items, so lar as
matters have been Investigated, The case was
rot argued before Gre court. Mr.. Johnson stat
ed he had brought forward the above testlmo-
nv to show the actual trand and It's character,
which amounted to larceny, or actual robbery.
The court not being able to determine imncdi-
atrly upon tho proprcy Of admitting bail, and
if so, to what amount, held the matter oven Tor
consideration and AMUSEMENT. 1t IS expected
they will iX The amount OF bail to-day The
deficit, although large, sill 10. interfere with
tho credit Of thr hank, nor affect tho iorlhcom-
ing dividends. The institution has surplus
Oh over 2'Oo'0oV'
Ymgct Shooting The Independent Greys,
Major Law, commanding, Panded yesterday
afternoon in great numbers, and proceeded to
the Reservoir House, Capt. Frcdcuchs, for tar
get shooting. HE target, which was full
ICuEth representative Of "Santa Anna" was
completely rdoIed. Four medal. were shot
for-thrce silver, and one made OF leather
The first and most valuable ncueI was award
cd to Private Michacl Lehay, the second to
Private William House, the third to Private
Joseph 5. Taylor, and the leather modrl to
Corporal Washington Hopper The latter
prize was tor the worst shot at the target
The company were accomplished by their cX-
cellent Band, and numbered, officers, band and
p ivales one hundred and three men.
The Baltimore luvincbIcs, under Col JAS
N. Anderson, also paraded and marched to
"Mount Clare, (NcPherson's,l where they fir
ed at target for handsome silver Cup. The
prize was won 10y Private ]. Counselman, who
made the best shot. The company after their
return to the city, proceeded to "LOgan Hall ;,
where they parlook u! supper, which was
given by the second platoon, TO the first, wa
ger having been LAID for a supper, and The first
platoon having Won it, hitting the target the
most often.
Reno,js of the R,Bjmors Co,,,t,, C,ro,,J J,,,
The Grand Jury or The Conntv Gam, n,oyiniys
to their adi,urnn,nt. visited Iba Ain. uaryo
and fire Jsn and renoriod thnir cond,,,o,, -
fine Couri n, SATURDAY. last The AIms uo,so
nos v,si.pd on Fndav tho Iq,h met and tha
Turv state in Cenrral jrrme their ontire sotis1
faclio, With the condition. md mana,,n,yc,,t ~
tho mstiiution. ms far as their dissertation oy,
tended. The following is a condensed slate.
ment Of the number of inmates Of the Aims
House at the present time from the CITY, tho
county, and elsewhere. From the CITY l5
men, 1874 women, So children; coored men 21,
colored women So, cololed Children 4. From
the county 80 men, Is women. children; CO.
lorcd men 5, colorcd children /. Elsewhere
Sc men, q women. 10 children; colored men
5, women 6. To,al inmates 5C6.
The Jail was visited on Thursday. the 18th
instant. The jury state that the County eX-
penscs will be less for the year 1876 than they
were for 1915. OF the general condition Of the
institution they cannot speak too highly, hav-
ing found everything IN admirable ordor;-the
apartments clean, the prisoners comfortable,
and their treatment KIND and humane. The
Warden, Mr.. Solers, politely furnished the
Jury with the following Inst OF persons now in
confnement From the city--murder |, rape
|, stealing and other toIonies IS. Assaults and
battery g. For non payment Of fines and costs
3, rotiug |, Illegal voting |, Ascending sea-
men ?, peace warrants II, runaway slaves |.
From the county-trespass and breaking
stove !; want OF Securlly to keep the peace !;
assault and battery /; for selling Ijqnor without
license !; aleaIing /. Total from the city Ct,
From the county D.
Death Of Mrs Catan. We learn with regret ,
says the Patriot, that Mrs Cation, rcHct Of the
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