American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-17

enlng, unanimously resolved 10 MAINTAIN JHelT
present organization. We learn also that the
'Baltimore Invincibles," Capt. Jas. NJ. Ander-
son, the ''Independent Blues" Capt. Watson,
and several other companies whose names we
could not learn, have also determined to retain
their present organization. We are happy in
making this announcement, and our citizens
will no doubt be gratifed at the intelligence,
for although some companies may disband,
there will still be left number to form nu-
clues around which to rally in time of need and
danger. 1t is to be hoped that other corps may
reconsider their determination, and that we
may yet have the qualification of seeing our
volunteers again on parade, and hear the mar
tal and spirit-strring notes of the fife and drum
enhvening our streets.
COUNTY Court. The case of Alexander Mus
grave VS.. Alexander II. Bulitt, an action to
recover for certain Improvements made OH Il
| fishery OH the Potomac river, was concluded
| Yesterday afternoon, after occupying the court
for several DAYS. The amount at issue is S )
290 so. The case was deliberately argued by
the counsel, and was submitted to the Jury
at 2 o'clock, but who not having agreed upon
a verdict at the adjournment of the court, were
instructed to hand in sealed verdict this NOR
ming For the plaintiff, Messrs. Nelson and
Walsh; for the defendant, Messrs. Glenn and
Mcmahon.
u. S. District Court. This tribunal met
yesterday morning, and the case of the United
States VS.. King, indicted for forgery, was call
ed, but in consequence of the party not being
prepared, the trial was postponed until this
morning, when the case will be taken up Pc
remptoriy and proceeded with. The petit iu-
ry were discharged until this morning, at 10
o'clock, until which time the Court adjourned.
Case for Court The watch Of the Eastern
District arrested Andrew Freeburger, on Sun
day night, on the charge of assaulting and
beating Martha Lewis. He was yesterday
morning committed to Jail by Justice McAllis-
ter.
Breaking Things. Joseph Butch and John
Wigant, for riotous and disorderly conduct
and for breaking the furniture in the house of
Philip Kraeker, were arrested and taken to tho
Middle District on Sunday night. They were
committed to Jail yesterday morning, by JUS
tce Belt.
Fire. The alarm of fire about O'Clock on
Sunday evening, was caused by the discovery
of smoke and flames issuing from the large
building on the corner of S. Eutaw and Con-
way streets, formerly known as "Gist's White
Lead Works." but now belonging to Abraham
G. Cole & Co. The interior Of the building
was considerably burned. Loss supposed to be
about $500. Insured in the Fremen's Office.
The prompt arrival and exertions of the fire.
men saved the entire building from total de-
struction.
Charge Of Riot. Officer Stockett on Sun
day evening arrested Thomas p Abel, on the
charge of rioting at the fire on the corner of
Eutaw and Conway streets. Justice Egerton
held him to bail to appear for further exami-
nation.
Knocked Dozen. A negro man, we learn
was knocked down and severely beaten, on
Sunday night, about 10 o'clock, in the vicini-
ty of Lombard-st bridge, at Hartford Run, by
a gang of young rowdies who rendezvous
about that locality. The attack was unpro-
yoked and done in a pure spirit Of wantoness.
Where was the Waterman!
Assault. John Waterman was taken into
custody yesterday afternoon, by officers Moore
and Keller, on the charge of assaulting and
beating Alfred Campbell. He was released on
security to appear at Court by Augustus P.
Shut, Esq. He was subsequently held to bail
to keep the peace towards Catherine Lyons, by
the same justice.
appropriations. The City Councils have ap-
preprlated up to this date, for various purpo-
ses, the sum OF So, 1854.
In Jail. Henrietta Chew, colored, charged
with assaulting and beating Elizabeth Will
liams, also colored, was arrested Yesterday by
officer knighton, and in default of bail to keep
the peace, committed to Jail by Justice Ken
nard.
Death Of Mrs. While Mrs. White, who
few days ago, while laboring under temporary
mental arrangement, produced by inflamma-
ton Of the brain, took the life of one of her |
children and attempted to take that of another,
and then made an effort to put an end to her !
own existence, was released from her intense |
sutferings by death on Sunday evening.
THE HARMONIOUS Night. This is the last |
night that these delightful vocasts will give Concert
in this city, They perform in the new and handsome
Saloon of the Franklin Bank Buildings North street.
Give them bumper at starting they richly deserve
one.
THE MUSEUM. The new drama of the "Violet,n
which was received, last evening, with such de-
cided marks of appreciation, wi II be repeated to-
night with the addition of the aughabe farce "The
Yankee Chum; or, The Beau in a Bad Box" The
favorte dancer Miss st. Clair, Will appear in new
Pas sesl; also, Mr.. Western in his celebrated Yam
kee eccentricities. Mr.. and Mrs Randall the Scotch
Giant and Giantess, receiving company every day.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER. The Concert of this unri-
vailed pianist, Friday night last, gave great salts
faction to a large and highly respectable audience.
We understand that he will give another Concert in
this city on his return from Washington, some day
of the present week.
HowEs FRONT STREET CIRCUS. This amphheare
was filled usual, on Saturday evening, by very
large, fashionable, and discriminating auditory Ma