Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-03
THREE CENTS.

SUPPOSED TOtBB SToLEy-A small bo,,,o, ~,
4hornton who says he is from Anne Arundel CONT,
was last evening brought into the western roIioo t
t'on ny Policeman Rotten. upon the supposition tbo+
" Ia" 'C0loh sum OF money-an unusually largo
amount for lad of his years to be in possession of
-"mch was found upon him-$l96.60. He was STAY
ing with an uncle on Pennsylvania avenue. near Rid
die street. but his uncle knew nothing of his bovi,
the money. When arrested he had purchased cold
chain and key, and was about buying watch He
said he had Just come to tho city and that his father
gave him the money. As a precautionary measure
he was locked up for the night
SRRIoUs CHARGE.-John O'Brien and Thomas
Fox were yesterday arrested by policemen Cook and
Preston upon warrants charging them with assault
ing Louis B. Muhl with intent to kill him. The evil
dence before Justice Showacre showed that about q
week since, O'Brien and Fox, while in state of in
toXlcauon, were passing the premises of Muhl, on
Baltimore street. west of Stricken, when without
proVocahon, they seized Muhl who was standing at
ms own door and, throwing him upon the pavement,
peat MN and stamped upon him in the most cruel
manner The Justice committed both parties for
the action Of the grand jury
4AE APRIL TERN OF THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
CoURT.-The Circuit Court of the United States for
the Maryland District commenced its regular sea-
sion yesterday. Associate Justice Giles who presi
ded, stated that Chief Justice Chase will not be pres
ent in court until Monday 10th inst NecessarIv
Y.
arrested by the Marshal a bench warrant, based
on an indictment for treason, and who claimed ex-
emplon from civil arrest the ground of his parole
&c, was deferred also.
THE TRIAL OF You've CLARE FOR MURDER-To-day
has been set apart for the trial in Baltimore County
Court before Hon. Judge Emory, of Young Clare,
charged with the murder of Henry b. Grove in this
city some months SINCE the particu lars of which arc
yet fresh in the minds of our citizens An importan+
l. rOJ o1 in
been concluded it is thought that the above case will
not be reached before tomorrow at least though a
large number of witnesses have been summoned, and
will doubtless be in attendance to-day.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.--At a meeting of the
jackson Literary Association held last Friday
evening in the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association, No. 100 West Baltimore street. the fol-
lowing named officers were elected for tho ensuing
tcrm President Nicholas w. Watkins; Vice Presi-
dent, Henry F. Torsch, Jr Corresponding Secretary
Charles IL. TorsCh; Recording Secretary, James Me-
Carriar; Treasurer, Edward G.. Kenly; Board of Gu
rators, Henry F. 'rorsch, Jr, Theo X. Miller James
Stevenson.
SHUTT's j Co.'S ADVERTISING AGRYTs.-This firm
located at Troy, New York, have hitherto found
one amongst our most reliable advertising agencies:
and situated at a point wheresO much manufactures
is carried for other sections it must be of great
service to both seller and buyer. We take pleasure
in stating that their dealings with this Office have al
ways been prompt, and deserving OF our confidence.
The BALTIMORE AND HAVANA STEAMSHIP ColPA-
NY.-The fine steamship Liberty, recently purchased
in New Ork by this company. has arrived here and
is now lying at Browns wharf, Fels Point She will
be open to the inspection of the public to-day and
tomorrow will commence receiving freight for her
first trip upon which she starts on Saturday after
noon.ncyt.
PLAYING CARDS ON SUNDAY.-John Swnger and
George Stineback taken into custody yesterday
by policemen Walters and Cox, of the eastern district
charged with playing cards upon Sunday in VIOLA
ton of city ordinance. They were each fined 81
and costs by Justice Hebden, upon payment OF
which they were released.
lNQUEsT.-Corcner Thomas yesterday held an in
quest the dead body of an apparently newly
born white male child, which was found in a box by
party of boys. lot at the foot of Hanover street
The jury decided that death resulted from causes
unknown.
For THE GRAND JURY.-Levi Matthews, cOlored
whose arrest has been previously noticed, charged
with stealing 10 oil barrels, yesterday committed
for the action of the Grand jury after undergoing
an examination before Justice Spicer.
AssAULT.-Oficer Norris of tho middle district
arrested John Collins, on Sunday night charged
| with drunkenness and assauting Elizabeth Brooks
| lie was committed for trial by Justice Spicer.