American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-07

presence OF large auditory, and of DR.. Dun
bar and Rev. Mr., McJlton, School Commis-
sloncrs. Several appropriate pieces of music
were sung by the scholars under the direction
! of Mr.. Tarburton, with fine effect, and in a
u proficient manner. The different classes in
81 their examination in Reading, Arithmetic.
d Grammar, Geography, &c., evidenced much
attention on the part Of the scholars. as also of
The teachers, and was very cfeditable TO both.
The numerous questions put to the young mas
n tiers by the Commissioners, were answered
with promptitude and readiness, that showed
= the substantial manner in which they had been
taught, and had learned and treasured up in
the Store-house OF their minds, their various
lessons of instruction. The Rev. Mr.. McJil-
ton concluded the exercises by an appropriate
address
The Female Department, under the drec
ton of Mrs. Henrietta King, principal. and
Misses Mary A. Mcintyre and Elizabeth f.
Wood, assistants, is composed of els scho-
lars The Commissioners, together with the
audience Of ladies and gentlemen, who had
witnessed the examination of he male depart.
ment, adjourned in body TO the room oceupi-
cd by the female department, and praeed if
with their presence The order of exercises
we're similar to those of the other schools. above
enumerated, and were like the Others of a most
satisfactory character to the parents and friends
of the scholars. The examination was closed
with an address.
! To-day, Male and Female Schools No. !.
and s, and Male School No 9, will be exam
ined in the same manner as those of Yesterday.
Found Drolcned. An inquest was held yes
terday afternoon by Coroner Hooper, over the
body OF white man, name unknown, who
was found floating in Harris creek near the
Railroad bridge. From the appearance of the
body, it must have been in the water some con-
, siderable time. Verdict of the jury "acciden-
tai drowning
Rioting. Officers Stockett and Gamble, on
Sunday arrested happy couple, named Will
liam and Elizabeth Council, on the chargeI of
being GLORIOUS" and kicking up rumpus in
the street. Justice Belt released William ON
security to keep the peace and committed Eli
zabeth in default of bail.
Stone Fight. Officers Pamphillion and Gross.
on Sunday made descent upon some two hun.
dred juvenile rowdies, engaged in the spirited
and common amusement of stone fight, at the
intersection of Columbia st. and tn. Washing
ton road. They captured John Glenn and
John Mckee, who were both committed TO
Jail in default ot.security to keep the peace by
Justice Belt.
Escape from DrOlcning On Sunday night,
between i and IL o'clock, as Waterman Fla
herty was going his rounds on Dugan's wharf :
he heard noise in the water and proceeded to I
ascertain the cause of it, when he found man +
IN the dock, who had fallen overheard from o
the schooner Commerce. The Waterman call +
I'd assistance and got him out, being in time to 8
save his life, as lac was near drowning. i
Diminution Qfthe Small P0r. It will be seen d.
" the reports of inefments that there was but y
me death from Small Pox in this City last
week. The disease has nearly disappeared. &C
Assault. John A. Gross. was arrested bv D,
tticer Mcdonnell, yesterday, charged with an a.
ssault and battery upon William McCov.- 70
lie was held to bail to keep the peace, by JUS be
CO McAlster.
A Fair Fight. Officers Gross and Pamphi- tn
on, yesterday arrested Ann Maria Brown tn
larry Cant, Lydia Fountain and Caroline =.
'reen, on the charge of unladylike conduct, as
citing, sc. They were all four sent up to m
Sellers Retreat" to cool off, in default of h,
,curlty to behave with more proprety here di
ter, by James L. Mcguire, Esq. pc
United States Circuit Court. The April term in
tins tribunal commenced yesterday morn ic
g, the Hon. Judges fancy and Heath, on the ID
ench. The following gentlemen compose Re- Re-
lie Grand and Petit iuries:-- tn,
Grand Jnry-Robort Bowie, James Hunter. ia!
homas J. Messick, Samuel G.. Wyman. sir
alter I. Allender, James Beatty, Jr., Thos. al
: d. Higgins, Jas Turner, David G.. Sprinp- thi
, James johnson, Henry Pike, John Carroll me
'alsh, Basil B. Jones, VIM Stewart, Samuel in
cClellan, James NJ. Harding, Samuel Wat lin
ms, Henry r.. Louderman, James Burton, Ap
alter b. Kemp, Henry S. Sanderson, Noble o oy,
idle, Josiah l.. Foard. "'S
Petit Juror-Robert Carroll, James Carroll
lsil Root, Wesley Starr, John S. Stiles. Chs
Singleton, Joseph Wiley, Michael S. Nor 4
an, James johnson, James B. Latimer. Huoh me
nkns, VIM. Gwynn, John F. Poor. James -
lcas, Chas w. Howard, Robert P. Proctor hoy "
wi X. Rowen, Syralieus J. Rasan, Gideon WI
Ibert, Nelson Norris, Lewis Shewep. Jesse ven
enning, John b. Pottinger, Daniel H. Snib. eve eve,
Jas. Coudy, VIM. McNeir, Daniel Fl. Can YER YER
,r, Charles S. Sewell, Alex. Norris. Thomas lous
Brashers, Francis Shaw, James Nj. Sewell ed
:. evit
Baltimore County Court. The regular April rest
m of this tribunal, for the trial of county c- Doc
W 'i"a' pusiness, commenced yester- Had
y morning, Judges Purviance and Legrand See
esiding. The following gentlemen have test'
en- selected on the Grand and Petit Juries. "
Grand Jury-Mossrs. James l.. R,doelv Al
y. Kidd, Peter B. Hoffman, Jas Hance, Saml Seth
ane, Paul Rust, 'rhos. GosnelI, Stephen Mil & A
, John T. Randall, VIM. II. Freeman, Chas E Iess
Lyon, Joshua NJ. Bosley, VIM. G. Howard kns
lliam Tagart, Thomas G. Anderson, James No.
hoole, John Clarke, James B. Price, John Gay
Gwynn, Francis b. Laurenson, William q
fray, Benjamin Hutchens, Elisha Dmmett, mem
Petit Jury-Messrs. Henry F. kaufman, nc G.
nuel ?. Storm, James Mccullough VIM inter
Wis, John B. Kidd, James A. Standiford ing
orge Bond, George E OdelI, Vachel w aen.
'eman, John Crooks, Robert Hammett, John that that
'ley, harvey Merryman, Isaac Kirk VIM tendj
William, %