Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-02
THREE CENTS.

| OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore countr nrhioh
| 'estnS on Nlohuay next, the 5th instant at Tow
sontown. before Hon. Judge Emory. promiyo. 70 Lo
| VI ions uuFatloh ana oil more than ordinary inter
es' inc several dockets containing large number of
| cases, many of which are of very important cbor
| acter. From information received from Mr. Tobr
NJ. Wheeler, Deputy Clerk in the Office of Johr II
Longnecker, Esq, Clerk of the Court there oro 90
| cases on the removed criminal docket % of which
| are from This city. the remaining being from Car
roll county; 81 cases the county criminal docket
about $50 the trial docket about 50 cases on
the magistrates appeal docket, besides about Is
cases on the original docket. The criminal dockets
| are larger than have been known for some years
past while the trial docket also contains a larger
| number of cases than usual. Among the cases re-
moved from the city is the case of State vs. John
| Clare indicted for the murder of Henry II. Grove,
in this city, the 29th of October last the particu
lars of which yet fresh in the minds of our cit-
zens. In this summons have been issued for So
witnesses on the part of the State and 10 on the part
| OF me defense. Able counsel have been employed,
ana 1t Is expected that the trial of the case will ex
| cite considerable interest
ihere also appears among the cases removed from
TINS city the cases OF John CUrap indicted for the
murder of Patrick Higgins in this oi on tho 6+b of
July last; Louis Norwood indicted for The ,n,,rla
OF Charles Norwood in this city, on the 2tb of Octo
Der last George Miller indicted for an assault with
intent to murder Patrick Tierney on the 2d of Jnv
last; Andrew B. Lindsay, indicted for an assanIt
with intent to murder Martha Armistead on the stb
of November last; c. A. Helenburg, indicted for an
assault with intent to murder Edward Nagle on the
9th of November last. and Samuel Cyphus, eolored
indicted for an assault with intent to murder James
johnson, coored, on the 3lst of January last. The
other cases from the city consist 0! robbery larce
mes, assaults, &c. Two of the cases removed from
Carroll county are for treason and the other two for
larceny.
Among the cases on the County criminal docket
appears that Of Charles Barton indicted for the mur
der of Barney Morris, on the 11th of May 1864;
Captain John Brown and John Moran, of the tug
boat Alpha, indicted for the murder of VIM L. and
Dayton Ronsayiile, by drowning on the 9th ofJuIy
last. There appears also the of Martin Byrsn
indicted for shooting Michael Farley with intent to
XIII, on the 18th of December last: joseph Brooks
indicted for threatening to shoot Levi Greenfield also
for disloyalty, and Richard NJ. Hutchins indicted
for shooting with intent to kill; besides which there
are two cases orassaut with intent kill four cases
OF perjury four cases ofrobbery three cases of arson
four cases for leyying war; &c. for disloyay and
arson, one case Of stabbing, and several cases on
minor charges. In all there are five murder eases on
the dockets for trial the most of which it is expected
Will be ready for trial at the coming term.
MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY or MARY
LAND.-A meeting of this body was held yesterday in
reference to the death of DR.. John Buekler The
President DIR. George c. NJ. Roberts, took the chair
| Dr. H. NJ Wilson, recording secretary The Presi-
dent, in some very appropriate remarks stated the
object OF the meeting, and spoke in commendation of
the life, character, and professional services of Dr.
Buckler. On motion of DR.. Dunbar a committee
was appointed to prepare suitable resolutions and
Drs Dunbar, C. C. Cox, John Dickson, Gerard Nor
gan and Judson Gilman were appointed. The COM
mittec presented the following:
The Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of MARYLAND
as the representatives of their brethren Throughout
the city and State, have met to discharge sacred
duty to the memory of deceased member. Dr. John
Buckler. DIR. Buckler was most active in former
years IN promoting the important object of this
FACULTY until the pressing weight of his professional
duties forbade it. No ono was more diligent in
deep study of the works Of the great lights Of medi-
enc or more earnest and devoted in applying these
great truths to the practice of our common profess
sion hence, as the natural result he attained posi-
ton in the first rank prmus cutter aUis of his breth
ren and acquired fortune and reputation which ex-
tended lar beyond the circle of his city and State-
all honor is duo to his memory.
]. ResOiUed, That the Medical and Chirprpieal Fo
Guilty Of Maryland have learned with sincere sorrow
Of the decease Of our late distinguished fellow-mem
terring to his long and useful ie extended over the
| three score and ten-man's appointed time-a life
| spent IN the most uusesh and unremitted toll for
more than half century, and which raised him to
| tho most exalted emnence among his brethren Of
TINS city and State and gained for him the gratitude
"t thousands OF this and other States who were thu
objects of his great skill and faithful attention TO the
| duties of his profession ~ VIZ
| :. Res"lged, That the memory of Dr. BuckJer bos
PecuIlar claims on his professional brethren from the
nigh standard ot honor which guided him in refer
ence to the rights and interests of his brethren in the
observance OF professional etiquette, also for his
Keeping strict faith in regard to the established regu
latlOns OF professional remuneratiCn-his pupctuai
observance OF professional consutation-l,is tender
regard Tor the rights and feelings, especially of his
lumor brethren-a course Of conduct which stamps
ann IN every sense, as of high professional
hon9r, unlmpeachable character and courteous
gentleman.
3. ResoiDed, That memoir of Dr. Buckler be pre-
pared and read at future meeting of tbs Faculty.
4. ResoSged, That if it shall be determined by his
numerous friends, and those who have been blessed
by his skill and services, to erect permanent me-
moral oil our late brother that this Faculty will TAX
great pleasure in giving their cooperation
heSolUed, That in further respect to his memory
LHlS aculy VIII nave the proceedings of this meeting
ahu theSe reSouLonS spread upon its records. that
they may be handed down to our successors as a per
manent record OF an honorable member and great
s; ResoLged, That the secretary be directed Ia fur
nlSh copy Of these proceedings signed by the pres
| dent, to the Medical JOurnals for publication and
that the family of our deceased brother he fnrnisbeS
with copy OF the same and assured of the kind feel
ings r, ana warm sympathy Of his brethren Of the
The report was unanimously adopted.
Ohe OF the resolutions having called for a memoir
pI u. bQShlef, DIR. Cox novel that Dr. Dunbar bg
l9ponted:to prepare this memoir and as soon as It
was prepared, meeting of the Faculty should be
| called to receive it and hear it read; which was
The meeting then, on motion of DR.. Morgan. ad
iOurned.
| A BELL FOR THE CATHEDRAL.-Incuded in the car.
go OF the steamship Worcester, which arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool were nine packages of
merchandise, consigned to Archbishop SpaIdipg It
consisted Of an immense bell for the Cathedral in
this city, with all the machinery pertaining thereto
This bell which cost between S3 000 and 81 200 was
manufactured by Collin, of Paris the successor Of
| Wagner, the celebrated cock-maker of that me-
tropos. 1t will be in position before Easter. II
will strike the hour of each day upon large bell
while each half hour will be struck upon a small
bell, repeating the whole number of taps and will
Of its own motion strike the AngeIus at A. NJ II
NJ and P. NJ, which consists of three taps cegsa
ton, and twelve taps continuously thereafter There
viii be warning Of five minutes before the stroke of
each hour, and the dial of the clock will be lumi-
| mated.
ARREST on THE CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY-A
}ispatch received yesterday by Marshal Carmi-
chael from John s. Young, Esq, chief of the police
N New York city, giving description of a man
charged in that city with grand larceny, aud who if
was supposed had come on to Baltimore. The affair
was Immediately placed in the nands of detective r
W. Gray, who arrested the party in about half an
hour after tie dispatch had been received lie was
! taken into custody in a house on Broadway near
Lancaster street. The name Of the accused who is
German, about q years of age. is jerome POuck,
alias Frank Bern!ed No money or other yaluables
we're found upon his person. He was locked UP in
Duff prison to await the requisiton of the authori-
lies of New York city, information of his arrest hav-
ing been communicated to the authorities there by
Marshall Carmichael.
PREsENTATION-The presentation of service OF
silver plate to Mr. Lawrence Sangston the Secretary
If the Baltimore Agricultural Aid Society took place
yesterday at noon at the Corn and Flour Exchange
in the presence of a large number of persons The
presentation made in few apprC pirate remarks
| by Mr.. Israel NJ. Parr the President of the Ex-
change, who handsomely responded to by the
recipient The service is said be one of the hand
somest gotten up in this country and was ex-
ccuted at the establishment of Messrs S. Kirk Sons
| 30. liz West Baltimore street.
| PROPERTY SALEs.-S. IL. Grover, auctioneer, sold
yesterday at public auction upon the premises lot
Of ground the west side of Poppleton street be.
tween McHenry and Ramsey streets, having a from
of eleven and half feet and depth of abant
| Two feet, improved by two-story brick dwelIinc
tc Sold subject to an annual GrOur rent of S2l rs
| 1t was purchased by John Coyne for S4l5.
| Also, lot of ground and improvements on the
east side OF Bevan street. car Henrietta street front
ing IA feet and running back to the depth of about
W ieet; improved by two-story brick dwelling &c
1 subject to al annual ground rent of $l255. Pur-
1 chased by Alexander Kautz for $40.
1 IHE COMMISSIONERS OF FINANCE.-The City Coun-
ell in convention yesterday received the resignation
of Mr. Francis L. King, appointed the day previous
Il