New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
BALTIMORE.
The Loco Observation-Disclosures for once
-YiIIafuous Characterization of the City
The German Societies.
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The German Societies.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 70, ?. NJ.
The defalcation discovered in the books
Of the late City Collector Col Henry 5 Sanderson,
and the subsequent developments inregard to It, have
created the most painful feelings the part of his
friends. The Mayor and Presidents OF the TWO
branches Of the COunclls-ihe committee appointed
to investigate the afalT-haye discovered enough 10
know that there heavy deficit, ana that the DOCKS
have been kept IN the most incorrect manner e,Net
through careieSsneSS or design. Columns have been
found added up incorrectly, and items charged Tor
which there are no vouchers. Col Sandersoh
has for many years enjoyed the commence
OF this community, and there IS yet a
nnserIng hope that the matter may De SatS-
facorily explained The amount of the present appa-
rent deficit exceeds $4,000 whether that VIII be IN
creased or diminished IS not yet known, out II IS
ANTICIPATED viii be on tomorrow, when the commit
tee eXpect TO finish their abors His sOn-ln-laW p.
A. Egerlon, Is deeply involved IN the odlum, as ne
was hcf Clerk, and las made the incorrect entries
former baihff NOW officer IN the Penltenilaryl
IS also behind some 5000 IN MS account winch II
not paid UP by the middle of the present month. Will
lead to scandal. as suit viii be Instituted
agalnSt HIM. The parties Implicated are all Loco
Focos-the deficiencies being discoSered by the pre-
sent able Collector J. j. Barry, Esq.
Nominations for Office under the ner constitution
are beng made 10 every quarter, and there Is pro-
liability OF there being ten times the number wanted,
and dictauOn Will not be submitted TO by large
number Of active politicians and sensible working
men, and the result viii be the defeat al certain
ehQues who have always presumed to rule both 20
hucal parties Thousands are determined TO vote FOR
their own choice Of men, and l apprehend the result
viii be Of much good
Young man named Lycott, while walking out
with has sister IN the suburbs, last evening, was
attacked by four rowdles two OF whom seized the
young man. while the other two caught his sister and
dragging her off, would have violated her person, but
for her screams alarming them that they fed for
fear of detection Lycett himself was quite severe
" injured by The villains. Our city Is infested by the
most desperate gang of scoundrelS at the present
time, that ever cursed any community, In addition
TO the numerous burglanes and other felOnieS, no
less than SIX attempts made last night to set fire
to buildings IN various sections Of the city. The
alerness of the watchmen aloRe saved us from des-
tUctive cOnfagratiOns.
The German Musical Societies Of New-York, and
elsewhere, VINO left here for home, this morning, hay-
ing concluded their festival, have made most favor
able impression on our citizens Their department
has been truly exemplary during their stay There
VIII be large delegation from Baltimore at the next
festival at Newly ork. next season. AGO