American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

! CITY Court. The following small cases were
settled before this tribunal on Saturday last-
Sophia Davis, for assaulting and beating Caro-
| line Anderson, was fined 81, with COSTS
Neil McNulty, for assauting and beating Ann
McNulty, his "beter half" was mulcted in the
sum Of $40, with costs.--Francis Cole, for
two several assaults upon watchmau Dukes and
Stapleford, Of the middle district was fined
$40, with costs, in each case.-Jefferson
| Landsay, for assaultng and beating William
Fl. Freeman, was ordered to be imprisoned one
| day.-Catharine Crouch, for assauting and
beating Ellen White, was fined 81, with costs.
Ann White, for assaulting Catherine
Crouch, was fined 81, with COSTS Henry
| Shutzebaugh, for assaulling William Fl. Kel-
holtz, was fined S. with costs. Moses
johnson, cold, for assaulting and beating Ad-
am Loudenslager, was ordered to be imprison-
ed one week.-Francis Johnson and Daniel
Hollis, parties colored, charged with riotug,
were found not guilty. The court adjourned
until Saturday morning.
The Fruit Market. The Centre (Nlarsh(
Market was we'll supplied on Saturday morning,
with an excellent varity OIL fruits and at reason
able prices. Peaches 81 l-2 50 cts per peck;
pears 90 a 80 cents per peck; apples at ~ 2
cent. per peck, and 81 per barrel; whortleber-
res and blackberrics Ia cents per quart; can
taIopes 6 l-4aI2 I-2 cents piece. The vcge-
table, fish, and meat markets were well supp-
ed, at the usual rates.
Port Of Baltimore. The following is cor
rect list of the arrivals and cea ances at this
port, during the month OF July, 1876: Arrivals
from foreign ports, G Ships , marques, % briggs,
and schooners; coastwlse, ship, S barques,
ls briggs, and 50 schooners;- total ships, 10
barques, 40 briggs, and 80 schooners. Total of
foreign arrivals Al coastwise l00-wholc num-
! Der l47, of which 1874 were American, s Br-
fish, Bremen, ! French, Prussian, and /
Spanish. The number Of clearances TO foreign
ports during the same period weIc-5 ships, s
barques, 20 briggs, and IL schooners-tota So:
ofwhich SO were American, British, 4 Bre-
men, and | French.
The Public Schools During the past week
the committee of examination of the School
Commissioners, have been engaged in examin-
ing applicants for admission into the High
Schools Near 800 applicants were examined,
whose proficiency reflected much credit on
their various teachers, as we'll as on the scho-
lars. The committee meet at the Assembly
Rooms, on the 10Th inst. again. On Friday
the Public Schools adjourn for the August va
cation: they meet again on the LIST Of Sep
| TENDER.
| A Bold Rogue. On Saturday night, the
dwelling of Mr. Evans, in Aisquith, near Nc
Elderly street, was entered by burglar, but
being discovered by female, who gave the
alarm, he fled. At a later hour in the night
the same, or another rogue, entered the garnet
window, but little girl who slept in the room
again making all alarm, he ''bolted." We I'M
derstand the dwelling Of the Rev. Mr.. Dunlap,
opposite, was attempted to be entered one night
last week. Keep dose of cold lead ready to
administer to all such visitors-it is the best
cure imaginable.
| accident. A small lad, about years of age,
son of Mr.. Walker, living in South Exeter St. :,
whilst playing and jumping yesterday after
noon, accidentally fell and broke one arm and
his thigh bone. He was conveyed home and
medical aid Immediately called in. The inu-
ries are very severe.
Emigrants The barque Averion, Capt Jor-
dan, arrived here yesterday from Bremen, with
| 1T German emigrants on board.
Gases for Court. Neil McNulty, charged
with assaulting and beating Ann McNul.y,
was on Saturday committed to jail TO appear at
Court by Justice McAllister. He was arrested
by officer Gamble. William Fl. Johnson, for
| assaulting and beating James H. Booth, was
released on security to appear at Court by the
same Justice.
Serious Charge A colored boy about IA wears
Of age, named William Parks, was committed
to jail on last Friday, charged with an attempt
to comait rape upon German woman, liv-
ing aboW fourteen miles from the city, in Pa
tapsco Neck. This charge appears to be rather
| nlnsy.
Parade. The Independent Greys, under
Major Law, paraded on Friday evening in ia
tigue dress, with very full ranks, and made a
most imposing appearance. They were accom-
panied by their fine band, which discoursed
most excellent music. We are pleased to see
the Greys show such evident signs of their pros
perlty.
False Alarms There was an alarm of FIRE on
Saturday night about 10 O'Clock, but was with
out cause SO far as we could learn The
alarm yesterday about o'clock, proved to be
false also The "bo'hoys" were out with the
apparatus, and as usual had run.
Fined. Daniel O'Connor, for fighting in the
Centre MARKET house on Saturday, was arrest
ed by officer Gamble, and fined 81 and costs.