American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE,


Q by which to guide his conduct, and that he
should never depart from them, to accommo-
date any single individual, unless under cir
: cumstances of great necessity. We find, how
0 ever, that such is not the case, especially with
Omnibus drivers. Complaints are made, and
Justly too, of the practice many of them have
of driving off their routes to accommodate sin
, gle individuals, and at the same time discom-
/ mode dozen others, who may desire to stop
directly on the route, or are perhaps hurried
for time. We are of opinion that they would
afford more accommodation to the public by
proceeding directly on their routes, than by
E running off and on, to suit the whms of every
passenger, and we hope that the owners and
drivers ofsome Of the lines will try the expert
ment. 1t is a great desderatum to men of
business, to have as little delay as possible, es-
pecially when using public conveyances.
The Procession Of The Public Schools. 1t will
be seen by the advertisement in another column,
that the contemplated procession of the Public
Schools Of this city which was prevented by the
inclement weather on the 4th inst, will take
place on Wednesday afternoon the 22d inst
The line will be formed on Broadway, the right
resting on Bank street, and the procession will
take up the line of march at O'Clock precise
| ly. They will proceed up Bank street to Car
olne, up Caroline to Baltimore, up Baltimore
to Eutaw, up Eutaw to Monument, down Mon
ument to Charles, down Charles TO Lexington,
and down Lexington to Monument square,
where the ceremonies will take place as announ-
ced.
.AsSauHpon Watchman. Waterman Rich
mond, Of the southern district, while going his |
rounds about one o'clock on Saturday night, |
heard the cry of murder proceeding from the |
bonsn Of Ire Rt1rE in
AS in duty bound he approached the house,
when stone, which was thrown by some per-
son standing in the door, struck him upon the
head, knocking him senseless upon the pave
ment. He was conveyed to the watch house,
where his wound was dressed. We understand
that warrants were yesterday issued for two Of
the suspected parties.
Run Into. The steamboat Mary Washing
ton, while OH her passage from Fredericksburg |
to this city, on Saturday night, was run into by |
the steamer Columbus while abreast of Cove |
Point, and considerably damaged. She was
struck on the larboard side, just forward of the
wheel house. 1t will probably cost $500 to re-
pair the damage. This seems to be an unfor.
tunate boat. .. ...-
Playing Cards. Thomas King, charged with
playing cards on the Sabbath in a stable on the
York Avenue, was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger Moon. Justice Egerton before whom he
was taken, fined him 9,93 for the State, and
81 for the corporation. He paid the fines and
sloped.
DiScontinuance of Sabbath Tfarel. The Wash
ington Railroad Company, on and after Sun
day next, will discontinue running for the pre-
sent, the train which leaves this city for Wash
ton at 8 O'Clock on Sunday mornings The
train which leaves at halfpast six o'clock, will
continue to depart as usual,
Flour Inspection. During the year ending in
June last, there were 1855, $50 bbls. and 27,9Il
half bbls. of flour inspected in Baltimore. This
exceeds in amount any previous year since 1898;
the next largest being that which ended with
June, 1910, which was 1874, 979 bbls and Ga
1876 half bbls
Discharged. Frederick Sheholm and Charles
Blank, the two individuals arrested some DAYS
since on the charge of causing the death of
Gustavus A. Krauz, by drowning on Sunday
week in the Spring Gardens, were yesterday
further examined before Justice Wilson. The
examination resulted in their being honoraby
discharged, there being no evidence to sustain
the charge. ....
Case JOr Court. William Speck charged
with assaulting and beating Jane Collins, was
arrested and taken to the Eastern district watch
house on Saturday night. Justice McAIster
committed him to Jail to appear at court.
Pocket Picked A gentleman while standing {
in a crowd in Pratt street yesterday morning,
had a small wallet, containing number of pa |
pers, and about SIS in money, distracted from c
his coat pocket. He discovered his loss in
few moments, but the thief was-"non comeat-
ibus in swampo.p Pocket books are very Slip ?
perry articles.
.4,Tipal. Gen. Gaines arrived in this CITY /
yesterday from Washington, and left in the af-
ternoon by the Norfolk boat, to attend his trial
before the Court Martial at Old Point Comfort. :
Parade. The "German Guards" Captain
Kelner, paraded yesterday afternoon, and made n
a very fine, soldlerly appearance, they number {
ed twenty-five mushets, and were accompanied I
by an excellent band. =
Emigrants. The ship Roscoe, Capt Kicker, q
arrived here on Sunday, from Bremen, with !
two hundred and fifty German emigrants on
board.
The LADIES' LITERARY INsrIr UTE. Attention is \
called to the closing exercises orths Institute which
will take place at O'CLOCK, this afternoon, at the
Masonic Hall. P
The MUSEUM. The beautiful and favoIite comedy !
Of Faint Heart never Fair Lady" will be play o
ed at the Saloon this evening by excellent cast
after which the laughable force of isThe Secret n
This an excellent bill, and will doubtless secure
good house. :
Exclusion THIS AFTERNOON. The steamboat Po- !
cahonias has been chartered by Mr.. G c. Phillips for 81
Excursion and Cotilon party to Annapolis this