New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-23
BALTIMORE.
The New Constitution iremen's Visit to
New-York-Damages for Breach of Promise
German Musical Festival-COurt Calendar
Citizen ul-ConCert Of Turner.

Core SpunCCuCe OF Inc lINuuf
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, May 20
The all-absorbing subject at present with
every person IS the New Constitution Of the state
which has been just submitted to the people, and IS
TO BE ratified and rejected the first OF next month It
finds much favor with the radical politicians, who an
t,c,ro,e a more general distribution of the Spols OF
office on its adoption. The offceholderS are, how
ever. bitterly opposed TO It, because II cuts down
urncev salaries and pcTqusltcS to far compenSa-
non for services. Both Wings and LOcOs are dlFld-
cd in regard 20 H. and the vote upon IT VIII not be
Marty one Il Is progressive IN It's main features, and
is certainly better than the old Constitution. under
which we have lived for more than hall century
NV opnon Is that It VIII be adopted by very large
majority and that Baltimore VIII give hCdFy vOte
ma lis favor, notwithstanding the opposition made by
the majority of the Press against IT. We Shdll nave
warm contest, but the Rciormers are up and doing
The United Tire Company of tins City. are making
extensive preparations for their anticipated Nl>t o
your CITY ON the 2d Of June. They Will numo,r
about sixty men. under charge OF Gen. Anthony MI
trnbcrecr "A veteran fireman, and prominent actor
M The defense of Baltimore at North POINT m iei4
They Will be as fine body OF men as have ever e't
cur cltv, and VIII makc an exceedingly handsome
display nm their new equipments prepared ioi 'he
4 man named John = Bartholdt had verdict Of
$4,000 damages rendered against hun, IN me ouh'y
Court to-day, IN favor Oi Caroline Seeger or predch
%, marriage promise and seduction. Every effort
was made by defendants counsel TO olacken me
character OF the Young woman, but IL Slgnaly Lulei
Muh the exception of this lndlscreei proof oil her
love for one who had made the most solemn pledge
of honorable marriage, not one act unoecomns :
vntuou~ woman could he trumped up, with the least
shadow Of evidence 10 sustain n. Ali VINO heafd the
case think Il a most righteous verdict
The German Musical Festival which Is 10 lake
place Pm Baltimore on the 9ih OF June did continue
ihr,c DAYS as have already stated. vii be grand
ufialr Over SIX hundred vocal and instrumental per
t rmtrS viii be present, of winch about one hiiiie
,,,U be from NeW-Nork. The FIRST Union ieStl'ai
of Tins kind WAS held last year IN PhiladelpNa anu
ihe next in 1852, VIII come OF IN NeW-l OK
OurcltN Court. which commenced It's MaN session
YESTERDAY has several important cases To De- disposed
of Among them Is that OF stewart Tor shooting Moody
i'm the th,attr the lad Brown for S;.obins the yoai1
Debow the coloreG boy Ions for beating the chlld
itumrt 10 death the Lawyer, LOYesroVe, Tor loIS-
m- Manly, for shooting Kong, g.. Every wear
aids 10 the SIZE OF our criminal docket and thc NOR
ais eff our community are sadly retIo2Id lh-- l.
needs strong purgaiiye by efficient officers 1ul me
uro>ncct is that Il VIII long require what i doeshot
obtain
Maior {. NJ Key>cr. one Of our most prominent
citizens. and the present popular WING Stale Neha
or nom Baltimore Is bng dangerously ~ AIMS res
,,i,uc,. lie l. not expected 10 recover
The first concert OF r. ). Turner on last might
MS attended by the LARGEST audience I nave seen
tn.efher since jenny Lind was here. year SINCE
Inc might have roted I'M Jall (where he waS ncaTce-
r.ted tor snk.ns TIE funds of a bank where DE WAS
clcrkl now he Is a popular pet and hon. 80 goes
Fnrtnne-.ver Whimsical. lie had iull $50 mo
,rorro,, nlcht he viii a. much more. lA1o-