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

urday afternoon last, colore1 boy, who is en-
ploved as a ward-room boy on board the U. S
Receiving ship, was sent by some of the ofli-
GERS on an GRAND to the upper part of the city,
aud while CROSSING the bridge at Pratt-st., was,
without the slightest prOvocatlon, assaulted
and severely beaten by three young rascals.-
This is not the only instance; we could men,
ton others, but it ls unnecessary. Suffice it to
say that it has become positive nuisance, and
that 1t is the duty Of the police to look after,
and if possible, arrest them, so that their nefa-
rous practices may be discontinued.
Case Of Stabbing. Waterman Hand, of the
Eastern District, arrested, on Sunday night, q
colored man, named Edward Hall, charged
with aiding and abettng in the stabbng of
! Frank Butler, at a negro house OF rather ques-
tionablc character, in Caroline ST. He was,
yesterday morning, committed to Jail for a
| further examination by Justice McAllister.-
/ The man, Butler, is quite seriously hurt, and
| fears are entertained that he will not survive.
The ringleaders in the ARRAY are yet at large;
but the police are on their track and will
doubtless speedily arrest them.
Case for The BenepoLtnt. We have been re-
Guestcd to call the attention of the benevolent
to the case of a poor family living in Fleet ST.,
near Caroline ST. The father has been sick for
Il long TUNE, WIN u NlStuSt, lldt IL 10 lodTCu
will terminate fatally, and the mother and
children are suffering for the necessaries of life.
ANY donations in money, wood, or groceries
left at the Office of Justice McAlister, corner
of Bond and Alceanna SITS, will be thankfully
acknowledged.
afrirab and ClearancGs at thi, Port. During
the month of February, there arrived at the
port of Baltimore, 6 ships, l | barques, % briggs
q al ,f lie
%; coastwiso 77-whoe number 90; of these
08 were American and Bremen During the
same period, there cleared for foreign ports, 5
ships, barques, II briggs and | schooners-
total 81, of which IS we're American, / Bri-
fish and / Bremen.
Who lost Cloak? Waterman Brown, of
the Middle District, in going his rounds on
Sunday night, about / Q o'clock, found largo
cloth cloak lying in Lombard ST., near Salis-
bury. He took it to the watch house, where
it has been left for Identification.
attempted Burglary The dwelling of Mr..
/ r. w. Dryden, at the corner of Canal and
Chew SITS, was attempted to be entered some
! time during Saturday night by boring through
the window shutters. The timely appearance
! of the guardian OF the night, put the robber to
/ flight
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with assaulting and beating his wife, was ar
rested and taken to the Southern District
watch house on Sunday night; and yesterday
morning received passport to "Sollers' Cas-
! tle," from the hands of Jno. Showacre, Esq.
The Parement. 1t is the duty of owners
and tenants of property to have the snow re-
moved from the portion of the side walks be-
! fore their premises. 1t is likewise incumbent
! hoy, -
I from before all public buildings, and from the
crossings. If this be done, pedestrians may
walk with more comfort, and accidents may be
. prevented.
! SLsghng parties. On Sunday night and last
/ night, great many ladies and gentlemen in
selghs VISITED GOvanstown and other places in
the vicinity of the city. At the GoVanstown
hotel, thore was a slight demonstration of a
fracas, which the promptitude Of the proprietor
happily prevented. With this exception, the
parties had a merry time.
Kicking up Row. Joshua Orem and James
Bishop, for lighting in the house of Mr.. Waite,
in Hanover street, on Sunday night, were Ia
! ken to the Southern District watch house,
| from whence they were sent up the Falls yes
terday m rnlng by Justice ShOwacTe.
Charge Of 1hGt. Thomas Warn, (colored,)
/ for stealing large wash tub, was arrested yes
terday by officer Moore, and taken before JUS
tice Miller, by whom he was committed to Jail
for further hearing.
| Interfering loih Watchman. Amos Sanks,
| charged with attempting to rescue prisoner
from Waterman, on Sunday night, in tho
Southern District, was yesterday morning COM
united TO Jail by Justice Showacre.
! At his old tricks. Daniel Steever, for dis
! a. ka1.l I'LL
| by Justice Latournau. He was arrested by
officer Mcdonnell,
| M. .4sahel Husses. The boarders of the
| Eutaw House and friends of this worthy vete-
ran landlord, gave him splendid compliment
tary dinner on Saturday afternoon at the Ho-
tel, on the occasion of his retirement from that
establishment. BY request of the committee
arrangements, Sam'l Jones, Jr Esq. presided,
assisted by the Hon. Judge Nesbt, Park Ben
jamln, VIM 4. Cole, and Joshua Jones, Esqrs
About two hundred persons sat down, although
many were detained away by the very nclem-
eat weather, or engagements, ourselves among
the latter, to dinner which is spoken ofin tho
highest terms, for its almost endless succession
of dishes, and unsurpassed wines. The Presi-
| dent in all ncerty proposed a sentiment to
Mr. Hussev, embodying tho feelings of the
company which was heartily responded to. J.
V. Il. Mcmahon, ESQ., then spoke at length in
warm encomum of Mr.. II. to all of which
the latter made brief but feeling reply. Speech,
toast and song, went freely round and at late
hour the company separated, with deep regret |
at the withdrawal of the estimdble host from !
the management of the Eutaw House. and the |
expression of the warmest wishes deeply felt by |
all, for his welfare, Argus.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LECTURES. The third lecture of
the course ia aid OF The Sunday School connected |
with the nth Presbyterian Church, Hanover street,
will be delivered This evening, by Judge Meek, of
Alabama. Sublect-''1h he devel pment of the Anne |
Iican Mi La We ham rpnnpstnd In Stale thnl