American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-06-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The Lost Found We menti oned in yester-
day morning paper, that "a young lad named
Wlmur Watkins, was supposed to have been
drowned from of the steamer "Mary Wash
ington," lying at the corner of Light street
wharf, and Hughes Quay OH Tuesday after
noon. So confident were his parents of the
fact, that every means was employed as we
have stated to recover the body. Between IL
and IL O'Clock, on "Wednesday night, however,
the youngster put stop to all further search,
by making his appearance "safe and sound,
and in good condition" 1t appears that he
had gone on board the steamer George Wash
ington," on the evening on which he was mis-
sing and ovorstayng his time the boat pushed
off from the wharf and carried him to French
town. He was kept on board by the gentle
manly commander, Capt. Trippe, and brought
back to the city on her return trip on Wednes-
day night, and conducted home to his overioy-
ed parents.
Fourth Of July .NuShals. Col John Spear
Nicholas, the Chief Marshal for the Fourth of
Jnly procession, has appointed the following
gentlemen aids and assistant Marshals for that
day;
Dr. Mitenberger, r. Nj. Bradford, Andrew
E. Kennedy, and Oliver Wright, Aids; Tho
mas Humes, Jr., George Rogers, Thomas P.
Alricks, John A. Robb, VIM. 2. Whyte, DR..
VIM. T. Leonard, Alexander Smith, Henry
Garrett, Alexander Gould, Jr., VIM. F. Frick,
}. Morrison Harris, and DR.. J. Monmoner,
Assistant MarshaIs.
.4noLher .Nelc Company, We understand
that another new volunteer company of Rifle
men is about to organize at Long Green, Bal
timore county. They Will number sixty men,
and wall be commanded by Captain Wilson M.
Cary. The "Long Green Rangers" have our
best wishes for success.
The Baltimore Volunteers. The steamship
Massachusetts, having on board Col. Watsons
battalion of volunteers en- route for Texas was
spoken on the 2lst inst, (last Sunday,) off
Charleston Bar.
County Court This tribunal was engaged
during the whole Of yesterday with tho case of
Joseph Crosby VS.. Jacobsen s. Thomson, gar
nishees of Watson s. Reynolds. The iury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff, awarding da-
IMAGES in the sum Of SIS l2. Collins for
plaintiff; Harris and Stokes for defendants
Admitted. William Alexander, Esq, was
examined yesterday by the judges of Baltimore
County Court, and admitted as an attorney at
law.
Body Found The body of Moses Larkins,
the hackman, who was drowned at the Phila-
delp hia steamboat wharf on Monday night.
was found Yesterday morning near the place
where he fell overheard. An nqust was held
by james Hooper, Esq, Coroner, and verdict
of accidental drowning" rendered by the Jury.
Escape. boat containing three boys was
upset by flaw Of wind yesterday afternoon,
in the Spring Garden, bat the party being
good swimmers succeeded in gaining the shore
The boat was subsequently righled by some
men, and the party returned to town, with no
injury save good ducking.
Bad Boys. John King, John Steward and
John Jones, white boys, charged with being
drunk and abusing the watchmen in the dis
charge Of their duty, were arrested and taken
to the Southern District watch-house on We'd
nesday night. Justice Showacre Yesterday
morning committed them to Jail.
Charge Of Theft. Matilda Jones, colored,
charged with stealing quantity of clothing
the property of Elizabeth Marshall, was arrest
ed yesterday by officer Lambert, and commit
ted TO Jail for further hearing, by Justice Pc.
tefs
RiolOus Conduct. James HoliDgsworth and
Isaac Stevens, charged with rotous conduct in
the street, were yesterday arrested by officer
Lambert, and released on bail to keep the peace
by Justice Peters
Fined. Francis Murry, eolored, for throw
ing stones and breaking the windows of Caro-
line Stevens was yesterday fined 50 and costs
by Justice Kennard, and in default of payment
committed to jgil. He was arrested by officer
Ray.
Fined. The driver Of Hack, No. 95, was
fined 81 and costs yesterday, by Justice Eyer
ton, for being on the flag stones with his hack,
in violation of an ordinance.