Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-27

| cargo ot the somerset Is appended:
John Biggar & Co. BALTIC. F. Jenkins & Sons BALTIC.
| james Husgen Co., do Hamilton, Easter & Co. do
! a. F. Albert Co, do A. McCOmas, do
c. l.. 0udesuys. do do +. FL B. Loney. %T%SS do do
]. Boieiano & Sons, do Hodges Bros. do
! John King, Jr, do Postley, Wilson Co., do
! ". W. Spence. do F. Smoens dos Santos,
| Coleman & Bailey, do Brazilian Minister, do
| Eaton Eros a Co.. DO II. Ii f. A8Iberti IL Co., do
keyser, TrOXell8 Co., do |Ih0s. Block, do
| Anderson & Brother do 4. Vogeler & Co., do
+ B. Loney & Co.. do iFoard Il Rogers, do
| 4. Baldwin Il Co., do 5. Began y Co., do
| f. Carchard do lRoes Campbell & Co., do
| John Duer do NJ, Nn square,, do
| Norris Il Bros. do H. lin a Square). do
Cushngs & Bailey. do II, do
| VIM. Wilson & Sons, do IC. do
| Chas. Spilcker & Co., do M, do
Garfield Bros & Co, do Tyler, Davidson 4 Co.,
SSIF. StsiG BFGP5@sgy + Pnsgy do do Cincinnati
| Her cargo is extremely valuable.
| PARDoNED By THE PREsIDENr.-Some time since
| Capt. D. l.. Beckwth Assistant COmmiSSary of Mus
ters for this Department. tried bya courtmartial
in this city charged with perpetratng certain frauds
upon the Government while in the discharge of his
functions mastering officer. He found guilty,
and sentenced to a term of Imprisonment in the pen
| tentiary at Albany, n. Y and to pay heavy fine.
About four weeks ago Provost Marshal General Wool
ley, accompanied by Lieut.. II. b. Smith, of his office,
left this city for Albany with Capt Beckwith in
ody, but, upon arriving at the prison door General
Woolley was shown a dispatch from Washington di-
recting that the prisoner be not confined in the peni
entiary but that he be held in charge to await fur
ther orders. Cen Woollcy returned home, and Lieut.
! Smith remained in Albany with the prisoner. On
Saturday last Gen. WoOlley received an order from
Washington By telegraph. stating that the President
had pardoned Capt Beckwith, and directing his i'm
mediate release from custody. The order mt
once complied with. 1t is stated that Capt Beckwh
has been restored 10 duty and ordered to report to
his regiment the 22l veteran corps, but as
II. had ILL,
nothing is known officially here Capt. Beckwith is
a resident of Utica, n. " and bears several wounds
| received in the late
SUNDAY School ASNiyERs ARTEs.-Tho twenty
| ffh anniversary of the Sunday School connected
with tho Fayette street Methodist Episcopal Church
| took place yesterday. sermon was preached AT II
| o'clock 4. NJ, by Rev DR.. Gibson. In the afternoon
at o'clock, the scholars assembled in the church, and
listened to brief addresses from Revs G. P Hays and
James NJ Lester. very interesting series of eXer-
| cises also were held during the day in the William
| street Methodist Episcopal Church, the occasion
| being the anniversary Of the Sunday School con-
neced with that congregation. An appropriate ser
| mon preached by Rev. J. Newman Hank at II
A. NJ, and in the evening at P. NJ. by ReY. NJ. L.
| Iawlcy In the afternoon addresses were made to
the children and the entire school exercised IN
singing hymns selected for the occasion. Both OF
! these schools are in hourshins condition
| Arrest or SUPPOSED THIEVES AND BURGLARS.-On
| Friday night last detectives Houck and Wallis ar
rested two young men, at Gilmour's Hotel, on Bat-
more street near North upon suspicion Of being con
cerned in certain robberics which had been perpe-
trated in that house on the preceding night when
several guests lost small sums Of money, and cue
| gentleman watch, worth $50. These young men
! gave their names as John Morgan and James Morris,
| and upon searching them there were found in their
.ospoesor MING eItoleto sc3s nnir &C burglars nip
pers and other articles such not generally
seSscd by honest people. Deeming the circumstan-
tial evidence Of their guilt sufficiently strong, these
| young men were confined III DuH prison, to await
| further Developments
| STOLEN HORSE RECoyERED.-Abou week since
! Mr.. Robert Kunkel, residing in York, Pa, hired
| horse and wagon to man unknown, and upon his
failing to return with the animal, concluded that he
had been robbed. Absorption of the horse fur
nshed to the police authorities of this city. and de
| tective Smith detailed to work up the case,
which he did most successfully finding the horse yes
terday afternoon at livery stable in Old Town.
The horse and carriage were valued at about $500
| RESULTED FATALLY.-Gotleib Arnhoed, aged sew
enty-fve years residing at the house of Mr. Maui
ler corner of Eastern avenue and Dallas streets;
who was run over several days since Broadway,
near Eastern avenue, died from the effects of the
injuries received about - o'clock Saturday
ing last after having fingered in great agony since
the occurrence Of the accident. An inquest was held
| by Coroner Sparkn the jury rendering verdict Of
| accidental death.
| DEATH OF 4 MEMBER OF THE BAR.-Mr. 5. j. Don
adson, member of the legal profession, died yes
terday, at his residence COurtland street, after
| somewhat protracted illness. Mr.. Donaldson had
arrived at n mature old age. and occupied proiu-
nent position lawyer. In all the relations of life
| he was greatly esteemed, and his demise will be
sincerely mourned by large circle of friends and
| relatives.
| ACCIDENTAL man named Frederick Dormant,
aged about fifty years, employed at the establishment
of Z. T. Meyers on West Falls avenue, severely
injured by the breaking of hoistng machine, por-
ton of which fell his right leg breaking it near
| the knee and also infictng other painful bruises.
| He was conveyed to his home PhilpOt street,
| where DR.. Purne was summoned to attend him.
| VIOLATION OF AN NORDINANCE.-Policeman Younger
on Saturday arrested John McNally upon the charge
of violating section 35 of ordinance IS relating to the
health Of the city. Justice DRYDEN fined him 81 and
costs. The same party subsequently arrested by
| policeman Ecccson. charged with having improper
| numbers his cart, but he was dismissed after
bearing.
| HELD AS A THIEF AND NAGABoND.-WiamG Cor
such arrested on Friday night upon the charge of
having stolen two military capes the property of
| Gen. Mitchell and Lieut. Col. Wilson, had hearing
| on Saturday, but the evidence regarded as not
sufficient to justify his detention upon that charge.
He was however, committed to jail by Justice Spcer
as a common thief and vagabond
| CUTTING AFFRAY.-On Saturday night an affray
| occurred in groggery on Lombard street, during
| which a negro named Samuel Cromwell was severely
cut in the face by another named Richard Blizzard,
| rs is alleged with u razor. Blizzard was Arrested
| and after an examination, committed to answer the
| charge.
| THEFT-Lieutenant Owens, of the Middle District
police on Saturday arrested George Kinds. coored,
charged with stealing piece of cloth, valued at S25,
from the front part of the store of j. Osborn Dugan,
corner of Gay and High streets. He was committed
by Justice Spcer for the grand jury.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-John Uhlsheimer, residing on
the Belar road, about twelve miles from the city,
was arrested on Saturday charged with having in his
possession horse which had been stolen from Joshua
Plaskett living Govanstown, Baltimore county.
lie was held for hearing o-day
The BARKEYTINE 0. E. MALTBY.-Additional in
formation in relation to the wreck Of this vessel states
that portion of her cargo saved, and three of
her crew were drowned. A magistrates examination
had been commenced at Nassau, and the result would
be forwarded as soon ascertained.
| TEsTIMoNIAL.-A number of the friends Of Captain
G. W. Russell. commander of the steamer Thomas
Kelso of the Old Bay Line, and long in the service
| of that company have had manufactured ior MN
superb service of silver plate which it is designed to
present to him token of their esteem.
STOLEN GooDs.-E. Mandcr and iiamard Lowry
were arrested last night upon the charge OF having
in their possession two kegs Of butter valued at
about 500 the property of George bunting. They
were committed to answer the charge
RoBB1Na 4 TrLL.-John Fisher, colored, was ar
rested by policeman McFadden, upon the charge Of
rohbine till at the store OF Michael Tallen No 81
Chestnut street, of SlO.25 He was committed for
court by Justice Spicer.
: LARCESY.-A negro named Samuel Pembroke was
arrested Saturday night upon the charge of steal
ing barrel Of molasses, valued at SO He was com
| mitted to await an examination.
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