American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-07-13

Intense heat. He was engaged at work in Al
{ polds Tannery until l2 o'clock, when becom
d ing overpoweted by the sun he was conveye
to his residence in Forrest street near Enso
where he died short time after reaching there
tie was aged about 40 years, and was unma
red An inquest was held over the body b
james Hooper, Esq, coroner, and the Jury re
l turned verdict "that his death was caused b
an Infusion of blood to the head and lungs. ~
The unfortunate deceased was buried yesterda
afternoonsby the order of Odd Fellows, {
} which boy he was member.
? Michael Moore, aged about 45 wears. die
on Saturday afternoon at Tyson's Mills, Fell
Point, from the effects Of heat and the TO-
free use of cold water. Coroner Spencer helt
an inquest, and the jury returned verdict il
accordance with the facts.
i Eliza Thomas, servant in the family of Mr.
X. b. Lattmer, Calvert street, died suddenly
about L o'clock, yesterday morning.. Il wal
IN evidence before the jury Of inquest, which
! was held by coroner Hooper, that she had beer
drinking very freely of cold water for hours pre.
vious to her death. She was taken sick, about
l2 O'Clock, and the family of Mr.. Latti uer
done every thing in their power to save her
The family physician, DR.. Nc Nanus, was sent
for, but she was past the reach of human aid.
s''O "dS dSbu dOOul % bGdTS anu mas lelI lilS.
band and one child. Verdict of the iury "that
the weather, and the too free use of cold wa
ter"
A man named james Cafray, an Irisbmon
by BIRTH died about O'Clock Yesterday after
noon in Pleasant street few doors north of
Calvert street. fle was seen by some gentle.
men living in the nelghborhood to fall upon the
pavement. They Immediately ran to him, and
after seeing his condition selt for a physician.
but he died before the arrival of medical aid
His body was taken to the Police Office where
an inquest was held over il by coroner Hooper.
Verdict ofthe jury "that his death was caused
by apoplexy, superinduced by ntemperauce and
the heat otthe weather."
Margaret Tiorny an Irish woman, died a.
bout O'Clock, in tie afternoon at a house nea ,
Whites Dlstillery. Her death was caused bv
the drinking OF cold water. An inquest was !
held over her, and the jury returned verdict
in accordance with the facts. We could NOT
learn her age, nor any further particulars.
lady whose name we could not learn. died
on her road home in the afternoon, from the
Cathedral, where she had been worshipinp -
ohe was conveyed to her residence and an in
inquest. Verdict i'll accordance with the facts
ma manned Kelly died about six O'clock
N the afternoon in Front, near the Theatre
Ills death was also caused by the heat and the
90 tree use OF cold water. Verdict accord
ngy.
a Herman, name unknown, died in the af-
ernoon on Fell's Point from the same cause.
joroner Spencer held an inquest over the
Jdy. Verdict accordingly.
a man whose name we could not learn, died
ite in The afternoon at Hart's factory. His :
cath was caused by the heat and the too free ,
SO Of cold water I
baltimore City Court. The following diff
iltles were settled hy this tribunal on last Sat
rday morning, before the Hon. Ju Ice Brice; 4
lmes Z. Haswell, charged with two separate c
saults upon ivers Barton, was fined Al aud is
Sts IN elch case 1t appeared to have been a. o
'oP-guh' affair, IN which no pers IN was ser- T.
SLY injured --James Burke, charged with Il
assault upon Timothy Dempsey, was declar- f.
not guilty, and prosecution ordeted TO nav a.
costs. The evidence proved that Dempsey h
the assault upon Burke, who ONLY m
ted in set-detence. - Michael Louphran for H
ilulting Moses Nathans, was mulcted in The "
m OF IS and costs. 1t seems that Eatbers in
mt INTO the bar-room where Lauehran is en- be
'yed, who ordered him to "leave," but NOT III
ting out quick enough, Loughran hurried Wv Nv
with "mudlct" over tile ead.-Tbos. Gu
,zIer for assauItng John J. Walls, W. fined
aud costs. -. Stoops for resisting officer
%. w. Brown, in the discharge of his dutv a.
S lined 81 and tos,s.-Catharine Gross &
assaultIng ~ ztbeth Brown, was fined $40 Pc
costs. .,-Wrliam Barney, Colored, for as 10, l;r
Hing Philip Johnson, colored, was fined AS No No
costs. .---Catharin Crouch, for assaoItnp Ga
@aoeth Brown, was fined s o and costs.--
o. w. Hughes, for an assault upon Adam,
,'ghIalns was mulcted in the sum of $40 and 4
Is. The court then adjourned until next DAT
urday morning at 10 o'clock. r''
= Preacher in a bad FIr. Jacob NJ. Moore. -
''orod preacher, who presides over the con- Ct
getlon worsh'pingat the corner Of Hanover 4jG
montgomery streets, was arrested about ~
ock on Friday night, on the charge of dis IA"
lIng ms o'on 'ck, by blowing out the lighls II
Inc charge was prefer ed against hun bv n
&C Pnson one of the trustees of the church BAI
was taken to the Southern District Watch eye
se' When after short confinement he was ,o', nor
ased on curity by Justice Showacre. wbe wi"
lot Weather. Last Saturday and Sunday emo
the hottest by far ofany days we have had @,
he tbarooretor l., Lo.Lt ',U'h- SOU
up 70 90 degrees, and by three O'Clock was 0p
to So. Yesterday was a second edition of PLh
lIday, the heat being equally as hot and "fsi Al
or u me ofee2o OF wind, would lave been of NJ
oppressive. The nights too, have kent Gt
with the days, and to sleep was almost pate
1f the question. finer spell Of weather ." worL @t
not be desired for harvesting the crops Of ROD
!, which at least, should be a consolation &c.
ose who suffer SO ntolerabIy in the city car
hope for 1t to change and hecomc a ilttle MI NIL
n, for it is very-very warm!
ui!. The Centre marnet was we'll provi pnteI TII
ln saturday morning with VARIETY of Guar
, which sold as follows peaches 4 Goa Ease
per peck; apples IL I-9125 cts d.; rears q "a
2l75 cents do; apricots q 81 t.2 cents do; d t.