American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-23

Of any permanent injury. This is one of the
most high-handed acts that we have been call.
ed upon to record for long time, and we trust
that the guilty parties will have the full extent
of the law meted out to them.
Sabbath School ErhibltiOn. To the true PHI
lanthropist and Christian nothing is more con-
genial, than observing the efforts of the youth
full aud ardent mind, as exhibited in the differ
ent Sabbath School Exhibitions, with which
our city has lately been blessed. One of the
most interesting of whch-that of the School
attached to the Aisquith street Presbyterian
Church-we had the pleasure of attending on
Thursday evening. The exercises were open
ed with singing and prayer-the prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Dunlop; after which there was excel
lent singing, interesting dialogues, and eloquent
declarations by the several scholars. Among
those which elected special marks of admira-
ton from the auditory were the following pic
ces-"Lone and Still beside the Streamlet,"
sung in a clear and sweet voice by an interest
ING little girl; "Address to the Young" by a
young lady; "The Flower Cir" song. The
little Miss who sang this, had very appropri-
ately small basket of flowers which added
much to the interest the song. GA recita-
ton on History" by n young lady; "Address
on the Ruins of Time, very eloquently de-
Ivered, and dialogue "What | Would Like"
by six Young ladies', were well peformed-in-
deed, the whole affair did honor TO all engag-
cd in it.
City Court. In this Court, on Saturday, the
following cases were disposed Of Robert Nc
Catdle, for assaultng and beating James Car
mine, was fined 80 and costs Andrew Free
burger, for assaultng and beating Martha
Lewis, was fined So and costs. John Harp,
charged with assaulting William F. Smith,
was found not guilty and the prosecutor order
ed to pay the costs Alfred Campbell, charg-
ed with assaultng Abraham Waterman, was
found not guilty and prosecutor ordered to pay
costs. Adjourned till Saturday morning next
at 10 o'clock.
A Bad Boz. Officer Moore arrested yester-
day afternoon Evan Seward on the charge of
throwing a stone through the window of the
house of James Smith on the Long dock. He
was taken before Justice Egerton's and fined
S. and costs.
Innocence AIlOyed. Two verdant young gen.
tleman, from the Eastern Shore of this State,
were decoyed out of about $40, by party
practising the ''tricks about town" on Satur'
day evening last. The police gave their aid,
but we are not assured, though the experts
were in custody, whether the "acids" were re-
covered.
Alarm Of Fire. The alarm of fire yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock was false.
Running tcith the Engines. Thomas D. Ford,
Il minor, charged with running with the New
Market suction at the alarm Of fire on Satur-
day night, was arrested by officer Fuller, and
released on security to appear at Court by JUS
tlce Wright.
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be seen by the advertisement that the new
Steamboat Transportation Line to PhiIadel-
phia, via the Canal, have resumed their daily
trips, and that boat will leave Light street
wharf at 2 o'clock this afternoon and arrive in
Philadelphia early tomorrow morning.
Desperate Assault upon a Watchman. Watch
man McCary of the Eastern District, in at
tempting to arrest negro man named Moses
Lena, on Friday night, was so severely as
sauted by the negro, that he has since been
confined to his bed from injuries received. The
negro was charged with stealing quantity of
beef, the property of Mr. Pentz. Capt Costi-
gan and officer Stockett succeeded in arresting
him on Saturday night, on board of a small
when about to leave for the fisheries.
He was taken before Justice McAlllster and
fully committed upon both charges.
ASSAULT William Zinckner, charged with
and beating Catharine Kriner, was
arrested on Saturday, by officer Fox, and in
default of security committed to Jail, by JUS
tice McAlister.
County Court. No business of any public
importance was transacted in this Court on Sa-
turdoy.
U. S. District Court The grand and petit
juries were discharged from the further attend
ance upon this court on Saturday. The other
indictments against Edward P. King and James
Davis were continued until the June term
The Court adjourned till Thursday next, when
the motion in arrest of judgment in the above
cases will be adjusted.
Broad,oay Presbyterian Church We under
stand that the Rev. Thomas E. Peck has been
unanimously elected pastor of the above con-
gregation. Mr. Peck is a native of South Ca
rolina, and is at present supplying the pulpit of
the Second Presbyterian Church.
Case for Court. Lewis Peck, colored, charg-
ed with assaulting Caroline Kennard, and with
setting dog on her, was arrested ON Saturday
by officer Stockett Justice Kennard commit
ted him to Jail to appear at Court.
Sad and Fatal Accident. A little boy named
John Lowery, aged about years, was acct
dentally killed on Friday evening, by being
run over by brick cart OIL Federal Hill. Co,
roner Hooper held an inquest over the body on
Saturday morning. Verdict in accordance with
the facts.
Fugitive from Justice. Joseph Emhard, fu-
gtive from justice from Pennsylvania, was ar
rested in this city on Saturday night, by officer
Krien. He is charged with the commission of
several robberies in Pennsylvania. Justice
McAllister committed him to Jail to await a
requisition from the Governor of Pennsylya-
mia.
THR MgsEUa-Mr. Queens. In accordance with
the unanimous wish of the public, the manager has
effected an engagement for limited period with this
excellent and favorite comedian He will appear TO-