American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-10-21
CITY INTELLlG ENCE.

Sands, Lent s Co.'S Equestrian Company
This celebrated establishment will enter the
city on Friday morning, about ten o'clock
, The following, we understand, will be the route
! of the procession: Down Market st, to Green;
up Green to Franklin; Gown Franklin 10 Eu-
taw; down Eutaw to Lombard; down Lombard
to Sharp along Sharp to Barre; down Barre TO
Hanover, up Hanover to Pratt; down Pratt to
South, up South to Lombard; down Lombard
to Gay; up Gay to Market; along Market to
High down High to f. Pratt; along E. Pratt to
Caroline; up Caroline to Baltimore; along Bal
timore to Exeter; along Exeter TO Pitt; down
Pitt to Front; up Front to Gay; along Gay to
Market; along Market to Charles along Charles
TO Franklin; up Franklin to Howard; down
Howard to Market; along Market to Calvert;
up Calvert to the Roman Amphtheatre.
City Court. The following business was
disposed ofbetore this tribunal yesterday:-Ce.
leste Morgan, colored, indicted for the larceny
OF vest, the property of William II. Smith,
colored Verdict Of not guilty w. P. Whyte
for the traVerser.-Owen Jones, indicted on
the charge Of robbing on the highway, on the
18th Of February, one VIM. McComas, . of the
SUN OF $40. This was an affair which COM
menced in a drunken spree in WIKI street, and
Terminated in an assault and battery near Fleet
ST. bridge, in which MCComas lost his right eye
The Grand Jury had however only indicted
Jones for robbery, which could not be sus-
tanned, aud he was acquitted of the charge, bat
held to bail to answer the charge of assault at
the ne 1t term of the court. VIM. P Preston,
and VIM. H. Young, Esqrs., for the traverser
WIN. II. Handy, and Nicholas E. Parker,
two coloTed boys, about IA and l6 years of age,
indicted for the theft off number of pigeons,
$50 or go, the property of DR.. Augustus Wag-
ner, were tried before the court and found gull
ty. The court ordered them to be bound out
in the country.-G Geo. Hess and John Penny
indicted for the robbery of the drawer of T. Il.
Tucker & Bro, Lottery dealers, corner Of Bal
tmore street, and Marsh Market space Mr.
| Tucker had been absent at dinner, and a Young
lad named Hunt, left in charge of the of.
flee, when these parties entered and one attrac-
ting his attention to the door, the other took
The money out of the drawer, (about $50, } and
decamped with 1t. The parties were arrested
and about $50 found on Penny. Several notes
were identified by Mr.. I. as his property, hav-
ing been taken out of the drawer at the time of
the theft Penny, when arrested by officers
Zell, Ridgely & Cook, told them to let Hess 20,
that he had nothing to do with it, and that he .
was unfortunate IN having the money found
upon him, There being no positive evidence
against Hess, the prosecuting attorney, Mr.. |
Pitts, instructed the jury to acquit him, Penny |
was found guilty. y. F. Hack, Esq, appear
ed for Hess, and w. P. Whyte, and VIM H. !
Young, Esqrs., appeared for Penny-Ste-
phen Hill, negro, indicted for the larceny of
shirt, the property Of David Schloss. He was
seen take the shit from the front door, aud on
being pursued threw it away in the market
house. Verdict ofgu lty. o. F. Hack, ESQ.,,
for the defence.-Wm. Goodwin, indicted
for an assault and battery upon Jacob Bekrens
was declared not guilty, and prosecutor ordered
to pay costs o. F. Hack, Esq, for the trav-
er.-Maria Ross, Sarah Kemp, Ann
Hughes, and Mary Brown, negroes, for keep
ing disorderly houses, were ordered to be i'm
prisoned, the two first one week, each, and two
last, two weeks, each
The Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
County Coart. The case of Riggs, Pea
body s. Co., VS.. John Easter, of John, still &C.
cupes this court.
Sales al the Exchange. Messrs. Cannon, Ben.
nett s CO., auctioneers, sold yesterday at the
Exchange the following property: A lot on the |
north side OF Conway street, beginning at dis
lance of | IL feet from Charles street, fronting
90 feet inches, with a depth of IS feet
inches, and improved by a two story brick
dwelling, with back building; subject to
ground rent Of SSS.i9 per annum. Sold for
$1,000. R. S. Hardesty, purchaser Also,
ground rent of sixty-one dollars (Ssl,) payable
on the 9Th of February, and we'll secured
Sold for S975, Michael F. Keyser, purchaser
Also, a ground rent of thirty-one dollars 1881 y
secured on property contiguous to the above
Sold for S47o; same purchaser.
.4rriued Out The brig Sultana, Captain
Stubs, which sailed hence a short time SINCE
for Blasos Santiago, having on board Compa-
ny F., Captain Mason, and part of Company
c., Lieutenant McLane, commanding, of the
regiment of mounted r1emen, arrived safe at
their post of destination on the 4th instant
The brig Union, Captain Hooper, which sailed
for the same post about the same time, with
stores for the army, arrived also safe on the
Sd instant. Both Of these vessels encountered
the severe storms on the coast, but suffered no
material damage.
The Lost Child. We mentioned few days
since the fact of small child having been sent
on to this city, from Philadelphia, under cir
cumstances which led to the suppositon that
it was intended to abandon it. We since learn
that the mistake occurred in a wrong direction
having been given the captain of the boat,
who, on his return to Philadelphia, found the
anxious mother awaiting the arrival of the lit
tie traveller.
Founding. male child, but few hours
old, was found on Monday night, about nine
o'clock, on the steps of house in Orleans St,
near the Bel-Air market. The resident Of the
house took it in and will provide for the unfor-
tunate little stranger for the present. Any
person wishing to adopt an infant can get this
one by making application to James Hooper,
ESQ.,, in Gay street, near Mott
PickpOckets About A gentleman attending
the auction room Of Mr.. Meacham, last even
ing, was robbed of his pocket handkerchief, by
quite genteel looking thief: After giving him
a few merted kicks he was suffered to depart.