American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE

escort 10 the Otd defenders. We understand
the officers Of The 5th Regiment will hold a
meeting this evening for the purpose of making
arrangements to escort the ''Od Defenders to
Mount Glare Depot, on the approaching ami.
versary of the battle of North Point. There
are only four companies now in existence who
were engaged in the memorable defeuce of our
city, and all these companies are attached to
the 9Th Regiment. This makes it highly ap-
propriate that the escort should come from
them.
Discharged. Officers Hays and Snyder, on
Wednesday, MADE descent upon the house
No. 4S East Lombard ST., occupied by Hersch
Rose, and obtained number of coats, and sill
yer spoons, on the supPostion OF their being
stolen. On Thursday, one of the spoons was
identified by lady, and one of the coats by
MIR. Edward Moon, as their property, stolen
some months since. An examination of Rose
was had yesterday before Samuel Manning,
Esq, and there being no proof OF his having
obtained the articles, knowing them to be sto-
len, he was discharged. All the goods, with
the exception of the spoons and coat identified :,
were delivered up to him.as
Savings Bank. 1t will be seen by an adver-
tisement in this days american that the Office
OF the Savings Bank Of Baltimore has been re-
moved from the Exchang Buildings to the house
at the northwest corner of Gay and Second
streets, lately purchased by the Bank. The
business of this Bank, which for many wears
has been extensive, and winch has been con-
stanlly on the increase, will now be conducted
in more suitable and convenient apartments
than heretofore, and its books aud papers will
have the protection Of 6re-proof vaults, which
have been built and secured IN the best manner.
The vaults, in order to provide against any fu-
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proof as we'll as fire proof, but we lelrn that it
is not the intention oil the Board of Directors to
depart from their past mode of transacting their
business, and keeping the tunds--.4merican.
U. S. District Court. The Grand Jury hav-
ing transacted all the business brought before
them, were finally discharged yesterday, with
the thanks of the Court. No business being
ready for trial, the Court adjourned until this
morning.
| Warm Weather. For several days past. the
heat of the weather has been almost lnsuffera-
BILE. Yesterday at o'clock, P M the Their
moneter in our Office was up to 90 degrees.
and but spr breeze which filtered by at times.
it would have been more oppressive than it
was. In these times of war, excitement, and
| heat, our only advice is to keep cool if YOU
! can.
.Arrivals. Maj. General Edmund P. G lines,
and Gen. Brooke, arrived in this city on Thurs
day evening, from Washington, and took lodg-
ings at Barnum S City Hotel. They left yes
torday morning by the cars for New York.
Assault. Thomas Kcnnird, was arrested
yesterday, by officer EOerhard, charged with
assautlng and beating jacob f. MUIR. JUS
tice Wright held hun to bail to appear at
Court.
Target Firing. A volunteer company at
tached to the 9Th Regiment proceeded on
| Thursday afternoon last to the shores Of the
| Spring Gardens TO- the purpose of target firing.
The prize, Nal csc cross, was won 10y Mr..
Emanuel Socket, one Of the City police,
member of the corps.
Gunner TAINTED A small boy was arrested
yesterday and taken to the office of c. G.
Rdgley, Esq on the charge Of having IN his
pos session several bundles of Hose Rvets,
which it is supposed he came not honestly by.
He stated that ne found them in Creamer's
Lumber Yard. They have been left at the Of
flee of the Justice fr Identification.
To firms! Sergeant Twist with his spirit
stirring drum and ear-piercing tife'' passed our
Office yesterday beating up recruits. great
number have volunteered, but ga few more of
the same sort" are wanted. So "march up to-
the captains Office and give in your names.
| In Jail. Officer Sheldon yesterday arrested
James Johnson for rioting in the street. lie
was committed to JAIL in default ofsecurity for
his good behaviour, by Justice Mcguire.