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Fa!se P,rtence. Officer Joshua NJ. Myers
Yesterday arrested John Franck, charged with
obtaming lot OF goods from John H"ofnagle
under false pretonces. He Was coinmitted Tor
q further examination by Justice McA lIisler,


Fire The alarm OF tire about hal! past four
O'Clock yesterday morning, was caused by the
partial burning of a house situate on Light ST.
near Hughes Quay, The building was the
property of Mrs. Louisa Armstrong, and was
occupied by Mr.. Couratt SeSs as Il scgar and
tobacco store The fire vas cOuhned prtnci-
paly to one room, and the damuge, which vas
tnflnr, covered by insurance III TIE tTencG's
ogicc. The adio ming house. occupied by Mr..
Joseph Relchenberger, was slightly injured


Not @ SAFE Place The wokmen yesterday
succeeded in exhuming the large iron SAFE,
which contained the books, papets, aud other
valuable articles Of Mr.. George W. Webb, and
which was buried IN the rurHs of the fire in
Baltimvre-st. on Saturday morning. All the
books, &C., were entirely destroyed, as was
every thing else it contained. The heat ol the
fire was very intense, bat the safe Gid not
prove a salmander IN The present instance.


Baltimore United Fire Department. The de-
legates to the Baltimore United Fire Depart,
,nent met last evening at their room in the
CITY hil, ana ORGANIZED ny the electlOh OF me
following officers Tor the ensuing year: Thom-
as Locke, president; J. /. Cohen, Jr. lst vice.
president; DLyid lrelan, "a DO 5. 5. Briggs,
Sd do; Hugh Bolton, treasurer; and James
Young, secretary.


Election Of City Register. DR.. John J,
Graves was yesterday afternoon elected in
convention of the Guy Councils, Register OF
the city for two years, in place Of Jesse Hunt,
ESQ, whose term Of Office is about to expire.


Whipped Her. John Spence was arrested
yesterday, by officer Panphllon, on the charge
Of assaulting and beating his wife. He was
held to bail to keep the peace, by Justice
ShoIacIs.