American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-15

The following are the Grand and Petit Jurles
summoned
Grand Jury-Beale Fl. Richardson, Valen-
tine Dushane, Hugh Bolton, Joel Vckers, Jno
White, Edmund Dubois, VIM. Wilson, Philip
Regart, Robert Garrett, Michael r. McNal-
ly, John Brce, George Freshman, Michael
Lamb, John w. Richardson, Thos. Williams
Lemuel w. Gosnell, James Wilson, Richard
ii. MOale, John G.. Rau, Ezekiel G. Johnson
Joshua Taylor, Charles Ingraham, James L..
Armstrong, VIM. J. Wright.
Petit Jury-Jesse II. Magruder, Jacob Mea-
ris, Benjamin Hatchins, John McCenan, JOS
N. Toy, Ameius Adams, WIN, Deal, Josias
Harryman, Samuel P. Curry. Nathaniel STAINS
bury, John Dobbin, Elias Bishop, Henry Blair,
George S. Davis, Joseph Merritt, James Me-
Cauey, Thos. S. Austin, John Hail. Jas. War
rem, VIM. Vernetson, Daniel Casey, Thomas
Cafferty, Jacob Gross, Henry KIinelelter.
The Jures were sworn, when the Grand
Jury proceeded to their room and commenced
their business; the petit jury was discharged
until next Monday morning. After receiving
the presentmen!s of the grand jury, the court
adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock,
County Court The regular term of this
tribunal for the trial Of city civil business, com
menced yesterday morning. Judges Purviance
and LIE Grand on the bench. The follow ing
gentlemen were selected 90 the jury pannel for
the term: Messrs. James Hooper, (foreman,)
Robert Bines, Isaac M. benson, William G.
Harrison, Joseph Gushing, Gustav w. Luz
man, William Armour, James Musgrave, vii.
liam Henderson, Ohio Echelberger, Charles
A. Gambrill, Thomas E. Hambleton, John
Croney, William T. Walters, James A. Sangs-
ton, William Miller, John Daley, Horace
Swami, Nathaniel Kimberly, Hugh c. Keys,
Edward StabIer, Lot Ensey, Cyrus Gait, and
Caleb B. Littig. After swearing the Jury, the
balance of the day was consumed in calling
over the dockets, preparatory to commencing
with the cases for trial, Adjourned until this
morning,
U. S. District Court. With the exception
of naturahzing a number..of foreigners, no bust
ness was transacted before this court yesterday.
1t adjourned until this morning.
From The Watch Reports. The watch reports
for Saturday and Sunday nights, were quite
prolific in cases Of rowdyism. We select the
following for publications Jeremiah Jones, for
assaulting and beating Nelson Boston, was ar
rested and taken to the eastern district on Sa-
turday night. He was released on security to
appear at court by Justice McAllister. Will
liam Eldridge, for assaulting Catharine Stall,
was arrested and taken to the eastern district
on the same evening. Released on security for
court by the same Justice. Michael German,
for throwing stone at Waterman Adams while
in the discharge of his duty, was arrested and
committed TO Jail by Justice McAIlst on
Sunday night. Charles Tofl'man for assault
ing and drawing knife on l.. Bone, was ar
rested on Sunday night by the watch of the
eastern district and released on security for
court by Justice McAllister.
assaults. Elisha Carback, for assaulting and
beating Henry Schroeder, was arrested yeser-
day by officer Ruly and released on security
to appear at court by R. A. lister, Esq.
-Chafles Stewart, foI assauting and beat
ing Henry Snyder, was arrested by officer Ruly,
and released on security to appear at court by
the same Justice.-FIancis Stier and Thomas
King, charged with riotous and disorderly con
duct at the outer depot of the Philadelphia
Rail Road on Friday afternoon last, were ar
rested yesterday by officer Moon. Justice
kennard held them to bail to appear at Court.
Escape ftom Drowning. We find the follow
ing remarks on the watch report ofthe Middle
District for Saturday night: "Watchman Han
negan, in going his round at 10 o'clock, was
attracted by noise in the water at O'Donnel's
wharf, and succeeded in rescung a man from
being drowned, who had fallen overheard whilst
in state of lntoxcation."
The Price Of Fuel. The high price of fuel,
even during this extremely "hot weather" is
subject of general remark. At the wharves yes
terday, oak wood was selling by the cord at
SS.75, and pine at S2.75 and SO; which, with
the cost OF carriage and saving, plays the mis-
chief with ''V." The price of coal, also, is
exceedingly high, ranging from IS so to Sc so
per ton from the yards. 1t may be remarked,
however, that thesupply of both wood and coal
is rather moderate at present, and the probabi-
lily is, that they may be had shortly at lower
rates.
"A Hot September. The thermometer in our
office yesterday, reached SIS degrees, which re-
manned very steady from IL until O'Clock
For three days the heat has been very oppres.
siye, and very hot for the month of September
The equinox, which occurs on the END inst,
will no doubt cause material change.
High and Dry. The small steamboat Oregon.
while on trip to the Spring Gardens on Sun
day afternoon, was accidentally rua aground
between Fort McHenry and the Fish House.
The passengers were landed in boats, and were
to foot it to the city, distance f
three or four miles. We have not heard
whether she has been gotten off.
Alarm Of Fire. The alarm Of fire or Sunday
night, about O'clock was caused by the burn-
ing of some old hogsheads on the commons.
between west Conway and Lee streets, near
Eutaw. Our fremen, with their PHILADELPHIA
friends, had run together on the occasion.
Case for Court. Officer Barnard Yesterday
arrested William Fl. Lupton, on the charge off
Charles Marrow. He was held 10
bail to appear at court by Justice Wright.
Odd Fello,Cs We learn that over four hun
dred Odd Fellows are making preparation to
visit Philadelphia, TO attend the celebration
which takes place in that city.
Celebration. The Roxbury Artillery had
dinner at Govanstown on the 18th, to celebrate
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