American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-14
CITY INTELLIGENCE


belonging to the heirs Of the late Paul Beck.
Jr., Esq, at the corner Of Green and I.exnr.
ton streets, and extending the whole length Of
the square to Pearl street, is about to be adorn-
ed with a row of nine stately and elegant brick
edlfces, designed for stores, several of which
have already been bespoke for the purpose. -
The foundation has been laid, and we notice
that the workmen, in strong force, are husilv
engaged in raising the superstructure. One
of the buildings will front on Green street. and
the rest, extending to Pearl street, will front on
Lexington street. opposite the square purchas-
ed by the city for the extension of the market
house. 1t WILL in every respect, be fine I'M
provement.
Robbery.--.4 Missionary Bot Found. On
Tuesday morning last, some of the workmcn
in the employ of the Water Company, in nas-
sing along the vicinity of the Reservoir. dis.
covered hid IN a ravine, a small but neat hoy
with the words "Missonary Offerings" point.
ed on the front. The lock had been so forced
as to slightly raise the lid, and admit the O..
cape ofus contents, which the thief pockpted
leaving the box where it was found II wos
no doubt stolen from some Church, and il *
TO be hoped the thief, although guilty of sacri-
lege, intends to devote the purloined treasure
to some object equally as laudable as that for
which it was originally designed. The box
can be obtained at this office by the owners.
Painful .Rccident A passenger in the steam
boat from Philadelphia, which arrived here on
Saturday night, met with ia painful and dist, cs-
sing accident while on the passage. He be-
came by some unaccountable means entanolcd
in rope belonging to the boat, and had one Of
his feet so material y injured that amputation
WI snnTpn1 IIn
lnfirmary, whera every possible relief was rem
dered him. A liberal subscription was taken
up by the passengers on board of the boat and
handed over TO the sufferer.
n Desperate Character. Frederick Wipcrt
was arrested yesterday, on the charge ofen-
terng the house of Charles Wartman, and
with threatening to kill the entire family; also,
to set fire to the house. He was taken TO the
office of Justice Showacrc and committed to
Jail for a further hearing. Previous to being
arrested, however, he succeeded in killing a
goose the property of Mr.. Wartman.
Prolific. We understand that the wife of
Mr.. Hareholdt, German citizen, living in
Bond ST., Fells' Point, yesterday, presented
her husband with three fine healthy children at
one birth. Hurrah for "OId Doptford Hun
dred.
Throlcing Stones. Two colored boys, Ed.
ward Wright and James Lane, were arrested
yesterday afternoon, by officers Gamble and
Merchant, on the charge of throwing stones
in the public streets. They were taken before
Justice Kennard and fined each 81 and costs
and in default of payment committed to jail
Charge Of Theft. William Smith, CHARGED
with stealing six pair of hinges from Il new
building, the property of Richard Spence, was
arrested by the watch of the Eastern District
OIL Sunday night. Justice McAllister yester-
day morning committed him for further eX-
Flour Exported Lyford's Price Current
gives the following as the amount of exports
from Baltimore, for the quarter ending 3lst
March, l846:-To Brazil 40, $50 bbls; West
Indies, 81 ,269; England, 81, ISL; Montevdco,
ITO; Bremen, |, III; Gibraltar, SIS; other
places, 3,ol7. Total, ll4,693.
.4ssa,Iling HIdchmam. William Quigley
was arrested and taken TO the Middle District
on Sunday night on the charge of assautinr
aud beating Waterman Mitchell, whilst i'm the
discharge Of his duty, He was yesterday NOR
nlng, in default of security, committed TO ,ail
to appear at Court, by Justice Belt.
OJstropulous. Charles Parker, charged with
GOWN cillZen III tho street on Satur-
day night, and also, with resisting Waterman
Shuck, was arrested and taken to the lock up,
from whence he was released on security for
4 further hearing, by Justice Brewer
Inritaiion 10 Thieves The watchmen of the
different districts report no less than nine stores
being found open on Sunday night. Is it any
wonder we hear of so many rob5eres?
IT, S. District Court, The action ofTrover,
which was commenced in this Court on Satur
day by William c, Graft of New York, against
John Mcpherson of Frederick, Md, was still
under consideration yesterday. 1t will proba-
bly, be brought to close to-day.
County Court. Two individuals were ar
raigned in this Court yesterday for stealing
Their trials will take place to-day.
The MUSEUM, Mr, Jamison viii appear This even