American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE

More Stolen Goods Recovered. We stated
yesterday the recovery of large amount OF
stolen goods, which were in part identified by
persons from whom they were taken. Officers
Hays and Snyder made another "haul" yes
terday, from information obtained, in the west
end of the city, and found eight excellent
coats, and a number of silver spoons, which
had been pawned. Among the silver ware is a
half dozen table spoons one of which is marked
L. R.-another A. S. THE letters on the
other four having been ground off. The tea.
spoons have various marks, such as-C. ii. g.
A. Z. DIRT. H. F.-and S. M. A.
mong the articles recovered on Tuesday, we for
got to mention two cages, containing three Ca
nary birds, which have no doubt been stolen,
and which are at Justice Manning's office for
Identification. There are yet large amount
of goods unreclaimed, as we have before stated,
Of every imaginable variety and description
Since our statement of yesterday the following
additional parties have come forward, identi-
fled goods, and taken them away:-Messrs.
Alexander Hamill, - Tyson, z, Waters,
Adam Denmead, E. F. Cook, Gen. George II.
Steuart, Chas. U, Stobie, Jonas MCPHERSON,
Francis Steer, James Dali, Alex. Murdoch,
Mrs Lecompte, VIM. T. Wilson, Franklin
Wilson, Geo. N. Bonner, and others, whose
names we have not learned. In our report OF
yesterday, it was stated that Margaret Breits-
edward was committed to Jail, charged with
being one of the thieves, which was incorrect,
she was only committed as a witness, having
purchased goods from the other parties. She
gave bail yesterday for her appearance at court,
as did also her husband, John Breitschward
who was arrested yesterday by officer Hays
charged with being one of the gang, which he
disproved, and was consequently only held as
witness. There is large amount of proper
ty yet remaining Oh hand, which, persons who
have been robbed recently, would do we'll to
call and examine.
Opening of Fdytite Street The opening oil
Fayette street TO connect with Pitt street has
long been matter of interest, and the question
is often asked why this great improvement has
been delayed We are informed that the only
obstacle to its completion is to be found in the
appeals which have been made from the dec-
SONS of the assessors. All the churches in the
district assessed, except the church of ST. VIM
cent de Paul, have united in an appeal on the
ground that ecclesiastical property will not de-
rive so great pecuniary benefit from the con-
tenplated Improvement as property used for
secular purposes. The assessors made a dis
tincton between churches and other property
and assessed the former only one-third as much
as the latter. a property-holder has also APP
pealed. EmmiRent counsel have been employ
ed by both sides in both cases, and in short
time decision will be rendered either favora-
BILE or adverse to the appellants
Handsome Compliment. The "Washington
Guards" new volunteer company, lately or
ganized under the command of Capt. V. H.
kalkman, proceeded to the Mansion House,
(the residence of their commander on Tues
day evening, and gave him handsome sere-
made with Capt. Volandt's celebrated Brass
Band. They afterwards went TO the dwelling
of Col. Jacob G. Davies, (to whose Regiment
they have attached themselves and paid him
the same handsome compliment.
Peaches. The Centre Market, Yesterday
morning, was most abundantly supplied with
fine peaches, which sold at from Ia TO Is
3-4 cents per peck. Most excellent ones could
be purchased for Ia cents The height of
the market is now over, and prices will of
course go up.
Charge Of Theft. Cornelius Ramsy, charged
with stealing quantity of lead, the property
of Isaac Tyson, was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger Mcdonnell, and committed TO iail 10 an
pear at Court by Justice button.
Bad Son. Ferdinand Marseles, for threat
ening and abusing his father, was yesterday
committed TO Jail by Justice McAllister. He
was arrested by officer Mcdonnell
Eagle Artillery. At meeting of this COM
pany en- Monday evening, Mr.. C. C. Phillips
was elected I'd Lieutenant, and Mr.. John +.
Farow, Sd Lieutenant.
Dead Daniel McEntre, young man who
was seriously injured by a fall at the Chemical
Works. on the South side of the Basin, some
time since, died on Tuesday, from the injuries
received, at the Infrmary
U. S District Court No business of interest
was transacted in this Court yesterday. 1t ad-
journed until this morning.
FRONT STREET THEATRE-More Novelty. After
two weeks preparation, the new and successful