American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-15


Prime Venison. We saw yesterday lot of
fine Venson, received by MIR. james, of the
RAINBOW House." Light street, from the
western part of Maryland; and after close ex-
animation OF portion of this choice mountain
meat, we can pronounce il "A Ne. L." The
season for Vens0n, wild fowl, oysters, &C., be-
ing at hand, the epicure can calculate with
much certainty on having his taste, desire, and
appetite fully, deIiciously, and most agfeeably
satated, at this establishment. In addition TO
good faro, the admirable management of tins
house, under the gentemanly proprietor, whose
long experience at the North aud South, as
also in This city, renders it Il pIa'e OF great
convenience 10 strangers and cltlaens generally.
Fully Committed John Sharp, cold who
was arrested few days since On the charge Of
stealing a cloak, of the value Of $40, the pro-
perty of MIR. Jacob Ober was yesterday furth-
or examined before Justice McA lister. lie
was fully committed to take his trial at the
next term of the city court.
Fined James Smith was arrested yesterday
by officer Moon, on tho charge of suffering his
ten-pin alley, in Swan street, to be played on
without a license. He was taken before JUS
tce kennard, and fined $50 and costs.
For Trial Ellen White and Ann White, two
of the females who are charged with robbing
Mr. William Johnson of his pocket book, con-
tang n large amount OF money, few even
ngs since, on the Causeway, were yesterday
further examined by Justice Shut The OK
animation resulted in their being held to bail in
the sum of $500 each to appear at court.
Whe,s are the Police? A correspondent re-
quests US TO call the attention of the police to
n gang Of youths, who are in the habit of as
Sembllng on the corner Ct Asquith and Monu-
ment sts, every Sunday afternoon, insulting
peaceble citizens who may have to pass that
way, We have frequently noticed the same
nuisance in that ncighbOThood, and have no
doubt but that the police will have an eye to it,
now that it is pointed out.
4 Bad Husband Dennis Traver, for dis
turbing the peace of his family, and for threat
oning to shoot his wife, was arrested and taken
to the Southern District on Sunday night
Justice Showacre committed hun to jail.
Parade. The Fist Baltimore Sharpshooters,
Capt. Lilly, paraded yesterday afternoon, with
full ranks, and made handsome, soldiery ap-
Pearance. They were accompanied with mar
tial music
Mr.. CransiOn. We are pleased to announce
that this gentleman was considered somewhat
better yesterday, and although not out Of dam
ger, every hope is entertained of his recovery,
.fn Upset. The horses attached TO a hack
standing in north Calvert ST., about o'clock
last evening, in turning around very short, up
set the hack, when becoming frightened, and
tho foTewheels getting detached, they ran off,
but were caught at the Battle Monument No
daTage was done, except the breaking of pair
ofsprngs.
Charge Of Theft, Charles Thomas, colored
was arrested and taken to the Middle District
Watch House OH Saturday night on the cha &C
of having in his possession two valuable pIanks.
supposed to be stolen. Justice Shut commit
ted him to jail for further examination,
Foreign Imports The ship Kathleen Jack.
son, arrived yesterday from Amsterdam, brings
the following cargo, consigned to various per-
sons:-s50 bags OF coffee; l I casks Of madden;
2 boxes cheese; boxes sundries; boxes con-
tanlng Pianos; keg herrings boxes kettles;
4boxes soap, and ll6 bundles rattans.--The
brig Midas, arrived yesterday from Havana
her cargo as foilows:-526 boxes sugar; so
boxes rasins; casks segars; so quarter boxes
segars, and box sweet meats.
Charge Of Theft. Officer Freeburger, on
Sunday, arrested German named Jacob G.
Baltz, on the charge of stealing from the house
OF Mr.. Philip Krager, No. Is Lombard street.
trock coat and pair OF boots, the property of
Washington Burman. He was committed for
a further examination by Justice Eli Duval.
U. S. Troops. A detachment of rs men, en-
listed for the U. s. ordnance corps, arrived by
the O'Clock train Of cars from Philadelphia,
in charge of Lieut. Dearborn. They left again
at o'clock in the Norfolk boat, for Old Point
Comfort. They are intended for service in
the rocket and mountain howitzer batteries.