American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-15


dence committed the accused for further hear
ing.
Baltimore City Court. The following cases
were adjusted by this tribunal on last Satur-
day:-Charles Soran, charged with assaultlng
and beating James Barron, the bor-keeper OF
Burke's Commercial Hotel, was fined Sl5 and
costs. 1t appears that Burke had published or
caused to be circulated, a number Of hand-bills
having reference to Soran, who went to the
hotel for the purpose of seeing Burke in rela-
ton to it. Burke was not in, and an alterca-
ton taking place between the bar-keeper and
Soran, under great provocaton and excite
ment, Soran committed the assault complained
of--Thomas Hays, lcharged with assaulting
James Barron, was declared not guilty, and
james Barron, for assaulting Thomas Hays,
was fined SIS and costs-Petet Zerkel, was
fined SIS and costs for asSaultng Samuel John
son, colored. Elizabeth Zerkel, his wife,
charged with a similar offence, was declared
not guilty.-James Ford, colored, for assault
ing his wife, Elizabeth, was fined 81 and costs.
james Hagey, for assauting Patrick Cor
rigan, was fined Is csnts.--Martha Mccall
was declared not guilty Of assaulting Ellen
O'Callagha Edward Crew, colored, for
assaulting Sarah Wyatt, colored, was fined 81
and costs.---Joseph Harris, for assaulting +.
Moses, was fined IS and costs--Frederick
Konig, for assauIting Sarah Hughes, was fined
81 and costs. The court adjourned until this
morning.
County Court. The case of Beale Owen. ~
Emory and Gait, was still occupying the attsn-
ton of this tribunal on Saturday. Brent for
the plaintiff; Nelson for the defendants
ShHO', Daguerrean Gallery. This gentleman
has attained great proficiency in the Daguer-
riotype art, as a visit to his rooms. corner of
Baltimore and South Streets (Colvin Build
ings,) will attest. We saw on Saturday da-
guerrian miniature in finger ring, small, but
perfect in every part, and of exquisite finish.
The ring was go constructed that the miniature
could be enclosed under a sheath or opened to
view at pleasure. 1t will we'll repay a visit to
Mr.. Shew's Gallery, where can be seen the
perfect likenesses of the Hon. John P. Kennedy,
Chas. T. Mayer, Esq Major Allen, of Texas
Dr. Forrest, Brantz Mayer, Esq Judge Ken
nody, Of Pa, DR.. Williams, speaker ofthe Md
Senate, Rev. DR.. Breckenridge, Rev. Juo
Healy, Rev. DR.. Roberts, Sc. Sc.
Rifles for tie Slate Approximations have
been entertained and expressed by many per-
sons that some difficulty would be experienced
in obtaining rifles for the companies OF rifemen
formed and about TO be formed in this state.
We are, however, enabled to state that Col.
James l.. Mcguire, of this city, has received
letter from Adjutant Gen. Watkins, Of Anna
polls, in which tho writer says that the quota of
arms due the State Of Maryland for the present
year will consist exclusively of rifles. All
doubts on the subject may, therefore, be re-
moved.
Riosing and Fighting. Burton Vinson, Eliza
Ol I
persons, were arrested on Saturday afternoon
BY officer Fleishell, charged with roting, fight
ng, throwing stones, and creating a general
low in south Howard street. Justice Showacre
committed them for further hearing.
The Fourth Of July, The committee ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrangements
or the approaching anniversary of our indie
held meeting at the City Hall on
Friday evening, and made the following ap-
marshal, Colonel J. Spear
Clergymen, Rev. II. V. D. Johns and
the Rev. Mr.. Webster; orator of the day, Thos
Yates Walsh, ESQ.,; reader of the Declaration
of independence, Beal II. Richardson, ESQ. AT
ter appointing number of subcommittee to
attend to various arrangements, the committee
adjourned.
LaiHchsd A fine bark of eco tons burthen,
called the "Christiana," was launched from the
ship yard of Messrs. Goodwin s Richardson on
Saturday afternoon. She is coppered and cop
and was built for Messrs. VIM.
Howell X Sons. A beautiful brig Of ESQ tons
burthen was also launched from the yard of
Messts. Abrahams & Cooper. She was built
for Messrs. Hooper s. Cheeseborough. They
are both unrlvaled specimens workmanship !
and model, and will no doubt fully sustain the
ron 4afiC nF avaolIapt
appointments by the Goreaor. The follow /,
ing appointments have been recently made by
His Excellency, Gov. Pratt, in the Third Divi- |
sion Of Maryland Militia:-
Robert c. Wright, Paymaster Cd. Reg. Art.
Henry A. Thompson, Colonel " g"
George P. Kane, Lieut.. Col. q"
Joseph o. Foard, Aid to Gen. Mankn, 18th
Brigade.
William , F: Giles, Col. 9Th Reg. Infantry.
Captains Jno. T. Farlow, VIM. R. Jack.
son, Jno. w. Powers, Jno. H. Ing, Henry
Meads, David Greayes, Jno, Wagner, Philip
T. Dawson, Ebert Wolf.
First Lieutenants Jno. Cademors, Jno. s.
Wethsrs, VIM. IL. Fowler, Robt. Cathcart,
Franklin Hopkins, Thos. Humphreys.
Second Lieutenants Henry Kline, Geo. w.
Giass, L. - Nrightson, Id. Hlglnbotham,
Jno. Mortimer, David Baldwin.
Fruit and Vegetable Market. There was a
very good supply Of fruits and vegetables in the
Centre Market on Saturday morning, selling at
prices as follows: Cucumbers, from Norfolk, at
25a37 l-2 cents per dozen; simblns IL l.2als
3-4 cents per dozen; potatoes 81 l-4aS7 l-2 cts.
per peck; peas Is Sd cts. do; beans 81 Id cts.
do; radishes, onions and beets 2a4 cents per
bunch; green apples 25aS7 l-2 cents per peck;
Strawberries, scarce, IL l-2a25 cents per quart;
cherries sal0 cents per quart; currants 7a9 cts.
per quart; gooseberTies IL l-2al5 cents per
quart.
Light Butter. The clerk of the Bel-Air mar
ket, on Friday evening made another raise of
25 Jumps of light butter. 1t was duly and law