American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-07

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with costs, in each case WIN. SeIv ge, for |
assaulling Jacob Kretzer, was fined 81, with
cuss;-and John Ucorn, for assaulting VIM.
L. Sewage was fiued ST. with costs. The a.
hove cases all grew out of one affair. 1t ap-I
| pears that Krelzer and Ucorn, had hired a cal
| riage at S,lsages Stables, for the purpose of
driving out t. the Camp Meeting on the Bel
| AIR Road. They returned about dark and
stopped at Elhotts tavern in North street,
leaving the hors and carriage in the street,
where they were found by SeIVage's hostlers,
and being without any protection, were taken
home. A 81 ort time afterwards kretzer and
| Ucorn came to the stables, and demanded the
horses and vehicle, col 'ndng that they had
hired them for the day, and were still entitled
to them. A quarrel ensued, in which the a
bove assaults took place--Mary Quinn, for
assaulting Mary Mcconnell, was ordered to be
imprisoned one day and discharged. Mary
No. l. had been making too free with the hus
band Of Mary No. 2, and when the latter re-
monstrated, the former struck her "wee
blow. John Hack, for assaulting Margaret
Bauer, was fiued 70, with costs. John was
very justly made pay for his nngallant act;-
never strike Woman.-JOhn Mallon, for
assaulting Alexander J. Duncan, was find ST.
with costs This assault was made under great
provocation, Duncan having acted in very
ungentlemanly manner towards Mallon and
family. The difficulty originated about a
young lady, daughter of MalIon, and the
court were compelled to impose the fine, as
much as Duncan deserved all he got.-Jas
HaskIns, for assaulting Jacob and Susan Jack
son, was fined 81, with costs, in each case
HaSkins' excuse for the act, was that he was
so "cornedn he did not know what he was a.
bout. He ought to Join the Teetotalers- -
Isaac Osborn, colored, for assauting Joshua
Holiday colorrd, was ordered to be imprison-
ed one day and discharged. Holiday is
"piIlar'' Of the African Church, but has very
unforgiving spirit which is eternaly bringing
him into Court as plaintiff -Thos. j. Ken
nard charged with assaulting and beating J. F.
MUIR, was declared not guilty. MUIR did not
get more than he deserved, and so thought the
Conrt,-Edward Hebener, charged with
assaulting Jas. Dsviue was declared not guilty.
Devine is small boy, who resides in "Jerusa-
4 lem, - and Hebener had 'spankcdn him for his
impertinence, which his anxious parents wished
to construe into an assault and battery
Frederick Zerger, for assaulting Henry Will
hams, was fined 81, with costs. The Court
then adjourned until next Saturday week, the
18th inst, in consequence ofneXt Saturday be-
ing the eth Of September, and sin course'' a
colhday. The regular September term of Bal
tmore City Court, commences this day one
week.
U. S. District Court. No business of the
least Importance to the public, was transacted
in this court on Saturday.
Recogni-ance Forfeited. Some few weeks
since girl named Ann Egleston, who lived on
the "Causeway," was arrested fur an assault
and battery, and girl named Louisa Thomp-
son, held to bail in the sum of $50, by mag
strate on the Point, for her app arance as a
witness; another girl, also resident of the
"Causeway," and kn0iCn not to be worth one
cent, taken as the security. Egleston cleared
out, and Thompson, attending court once, and
| not finding her there, she came no more, On
last Saturday Thompson was absent, and
Egleston also, but the security of Thompson
named Mary Greenwood, was taken into Gus
tody on the forfeited recognzance ofThompson,
and ofcourse had to 60 to jail, where she will
have to remain some two months before she ca
be released. We mention this case in order to
| caution others how they go security for the ap-
| pearance OF parties at court, when there is the
least doubt OF their attending. 1t is not very
| pleasant to remain in prison for the deIinquen-
cies Of others. Would it not be better howev-
er and more in conformity with law, for mags-
trates to take only such security as they know
to be good?
Case for Court. John Logan for assaulting
and beating Sarah Hughes, was arrested on Sa-
turday by officers BARNARD and Fuller JUS
tIce Cockey committed HIM to Jail to appear at
| court
Interfering aUith the Waiohman Frederick
| Zelghler, charged with interfering with watch
man Williams, while in the discharge of his du-
ty, at the Hanover market, was arrested and
taken to the southern district watcli-house on
Friday night. Justice Showacre committed
him to jill to appear at court.
A Bold Theft Ga Friday, some chap who
had not the fear of the law before his ewes Ell
tered the office of Justice Eserton, and whilst
the worthy magistrate was busy, unceremoni-
ously walked off with his hat, leaving an old
time wsrn one in its place Well bet If he is
caught, that ne gets "boardng ticket,n "free
gratis, for nothing, " to "Soers' Country Seat -
For the Rio Grande The brig Saldana, left
the port OF Baltimore on Saturday afternoon for
Brazos Santiago. She carries out the follow
ing troops from Fort Mcflenry, under the com
mand Of Capt S. 7. Mason, viz: Company ?.
rs non-commlssioned officers and privates
Officers, Captain s. T. Mason; list Lieut.. An
drew Porter; Cd Lieut.. T. G. Rhett; Breyet
I'd Lieut.. James Stuart. Detachment of Com
pan, C, Mounted Rangers, 45 none commission
ed officers and p'ivates. Officers, Lieut. Geo.
McLane; Brevet I'd Lieut.. Dabney S. Mauty.
Fruits and Vegetables. There was an ahun-
dant supply of the hest fruits and vegetables,
in this market, on Saturday morning, which
sold at the following remarkable rates. Peaches
10 81 l.2 cents per peck; Pears rs a SO cents
per peck; apples a is cents pet peck;
damsons 81 l2 SO ccuts per peck; tomatoes
10 is 8 cents per peck mercer potatoes rs
cents per reck; sweet do. IL 2 cts. er peck;
cucumbers 10 Is cents per dozen; green corn
6 a 10 cents per dozen. The meat and fish
ma kels we're also we'll supplied,