American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-27


his death, and how came this skeleton in so
unusual place, must be for time to determine.
The few remaining bones have all been carried
off by the curious public, whether for parlor or
naments or not, we are unable say.
City Court Tho following small cases were
disposed Of before this tribunal on last Satur-
day: Gustavus Clarke, charged with an assault
and battery upon Levi Howard was declared
not guilty. Leghorn, for assauItng
and beating Joseph Gatoni, was fined 81, with
costs.-Ann Crawford, for aulting Bridget
Gleason, was fined ST, with COSTS Bridget
GleesOn, for assaulting Ann Crawford, was
fined 81, with costs.-Charlotte Faywell,
charged with assaulting Ann Maria Barber,
was declared not gui!ty.-Jay Spurier plead
guilty to the charge of riotous and disorderly
conduct, and paying the costs, (Sl2.40,) was
discharged. Robert Bennett, for assaulting
Benjamin f Handy, was fined 81, with costs
Patrick Burns was declared not guilty of
assaulting Ann NcGary, and prosecutrix Or
dered to pay the costs.-John Riley, for as
saulting Patrick McClusky, was ordered to be
imprisoned one day, and discharged -Mat-
thew Driver, for assauItng and beating Leon
ard Hoffman, was fined 81 and costs RE-
becca Miller, for assauting Jacob Hamer, was
ordered to be imprisoned one day.-The
Court adjourned until Tuesday morning, when
the arguments on u motion for a new trial in
the case OF Lucy Crawford VS.. II. FL. Slater,
will DO heard,
Case for Court. Alexander Sinclair, charged
by William PrestberrH with assaulting and beat
ing him on Friday /. was arrested by the
watch of the eastern district. Justice Nc
Allister, before whom he was brought, releas-
cd him on security to appear at court.
Discharged on Bail In the city court on
Saturday morning, Margaretta Eheman, and
Michael SYley, were brought in, and released
on bail in the sum Of $500, each, S. NJ. Shoe
maker, Esq President of the German Society
of Maryland, becoming their security. The
above parties have been confined in Jail as wit
nesses against the Grape Gang, "since the 9th
Of July last, about one year, during which time
the German Society have been paying IS per
week for their board, so that the city has been
to no expense, but on the contrary was making
a speculation out of their Imprisonment, the S5
per week, more than paying the city for their
board. MIR. Attorney General Richardson, who
was in court, when they gave bail, applied to
the court for some remuneration for the time
they have lost, and their Honors granted 500
to Margaretta Eheman, and $50 to Michael
Syler, which sums were placed in the hands of
Mr.. Shoemaker, as security for their APP ear
ance at Annapolis, when the remaining trials
come up, according to the tenor of their recog-
nances We learn that they will remain with
Mr. Sellers, the Warden of the Jail, for few
days, until the German Society Gun procure
them proper situations.
Centre Market. This market, on Saturday,
was supplied with q choice variety of the deli
cacies Of the season, fruit, vegetables, &C.
Peaches sold at SO to GO l-2 cts. per peck; pears
Is to zoe. do apples III to zoe. do; potatoes
25 to Sic do; tomatoes IS to 81 do Cantelopes
were also plentiful and selling at to IL Ice
piece. Invertebrates l-4c. per quart
blaclberres Sc. do; green Corn to IL l-2c
per dozen. Print butter Csc, and lump do. IL
also. per ID; eggs IL Lee. per duzen; young
chickens $500 TO $3.50 per do; soft crabs
81 l-2 per do; hard do. laa2oc.
Assaults. Edward Hall and William Henry.
co!ored, were arrested on Saturday by officer
Mcdonnell on tho charge Of fighting and riot
ing in the streets. Justice HcAllster commit
ted them to Jail to appear at court, Richard
Reaster, colored, for assaulting and threaten
ing to kill Francis Davlin, white, was commit
ted to Jail by Justice Kennard. Ann Hender-
son for fighting and riOting in the street, was
committed to Jail by Justice Ridgely.
Daring Robbery. The horse and market
wagon belonging to the alns-house, was stolen
by some daring fellow about o'clock ON Sa-
tufdaY morning. Tho wagon had been placed
in Frederick street near Baltimore street, and
was taken off daring the time occupied in the
purchase of marketing.
Passengers .4rrired. The following passen.
neFa boF al, l.
tensia, Capt Hardee, from Valparaiso: Senior
Don Manuel CarvaIlo, envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary from The republic
of Chill; Sonora Dona Maria Caustin de Car
vallo; SeHorita Dona Elira Carvallo; Don
Washington and Don Carlos Carvallo and ser-
vantmen; Senior Don Francisco S. Astaburna.
go, secretary of legation; Daniel Frost; Ncho-
las Vergaro; Tenor Friese; Jose Augustin AL
dunate; FREDERICK and Manuel Nj. Aldunate;I
Manuel and Alcibiades Soruco; DR.. VIM. G.I
Nickel, Of Boston, MIR. Jacob Chimp, of Pitts.
burg.
Resignation and appointment. We under
stand that MIR. Cornelius Lambert, one of tho
city police officers, resigned his situation on
Saturday, and that bis Honor the Mayor, i'm
mediately filled the vacancy by the appoint
mont of Mr.. VIM. w. McIntiIe. John Bra
denbaugh was also appointed by the same a
general city baiff.
Detention Of the Cars. The train of cars
from Washington, due here at l-2 o'clock OH
Saturday morning, did not arrive until about
half past nine. Tho detention was caused BY
the burthen train running off the track at the
deep cut.
Launch. The brig ''RiAeman' was launch
ed in fine style on Saturday morning about half
past | o'clock, from the ship yard of Messys.
Abrahams s. Cooper, F. P. A large number
of persons were present to witness the launch.
She is certainly beautiful model of ship build
ing, and wall, from appearances, we'll keep up
the character of the Baltimore Clipper.
Hho Lost that Sash? Watchman Shuck. of
l. a 1.