CITY INTELLIGENCE.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


Attempt 10 Kill. Francis Boog, was arrested
by the Southern district watch on Tuesday


night charged with shooting Cornelius Gordon,


in Cross street, Federal Hill 1t appears that


Gordon and another young man were at ball,
! somewhere in the neighborhood of Boog's


house, and that they had gone out in the street


together, and Boog observing Gordon standing
against his fence, told him he had better 90
away or he would shoot him. Gordon thinking
/ the threat mere bravado, told Boog to ''shoot
and be id" which he did on the word, a
| heavy load from a shot gun lacerating Gordons
right hand, and entering his left shoulder, caus-
ing desperate and it is now feared mortal
wound. DIR. Baltzell was called in, who rem
dered all the aid in his power, but considers the
situation of Gordon very critical. Boog was
released on bail by Justice Showacre for fur
ther examination, but when it was found the
injuries Of Gordon were so severe he was rear
rested by officers Chisholm and Fleishell, and
committed TO Jail. Boog is represented as a
desperate character, and is the same man who
shot little girl very badly on Federal Hill,
several months since. We should think it near,
ly time now that his shooting propensties were
put stop to.


A Wholesale Robbery. The dwelling of Mr..
Bennett situate on Hartford Avenue, near the
city limits, was entered by burglars on Tuesday
night, and every available article in the house
carried of. One black frock coat; three dress
patterns; two new dresses one halfdozen silver
tea spoons, marked T. E. B copper kettle
basket containing all the marketing; the pendu-
lum Of the clock; an accordion; groceries; pro-
visions, &c., were among the missing. They
even took the -four out of the barrel, and the
clothing ofthe children, which they had taken
off before going to bed This is certainly one
of the most daring, wholesale robberes, we
have had TO record for some time, and shows
that we have ar expert set Of burglars in our
midst. Let the police have "an eye" upon the
scoundrels.


Charge of Theft. James c. Fields and Joseph
Herman, colorod, charged with stealing several
articles Of copper from the premises of George
G. Cooper, were arrested yesterday by officers
Burke and Campell, and committed to Jail for
a further examination by Justice Shut. Fran
els Boheger was arrested by the same officers
on the charge of receiving the copper, know
ing it to be stolen. He was released on secur-
ity for further hearing


The Public Schools AT meeting of the
Board of School Commissioners, held on Tues
day afternoon, MIR. E. Y. Reese, Principal of
NAdiO SOAOOl 4NU' VI uiu W. L : STdISlGT, as
sistant teacher in School No. |, resigned their
situations. Mr.. John C. Logue was elected
Principal of Male School No. 10, to be opened
on the lst of September, on Federal Hill. The
Rev. r. w Dunlap was also elected to supply
vacancy in the Board of Commissioners,
caused by the resignation of Mr.. james john
son, of the 9th ward.


Contemplated Excursion. We understand
al 1h,tt hn Dol,, ~
Volandt which is daily becoming more popu-
lar with the public for their kindness on all
excursions with which they have been connect
ed, will give an excursion of their own on
Tuesday, the llth August next.


Returned Home. The Rev. DR.. G.. c. M. |
Roberts, who was elected a delegate to the |
Worlds Convention, which is to assemble in
London in August, and who was on board the |
Britannia when she ran on rock off Jeddore
Head, about 80 miles to the north east of Hall |
fax, few days since, has returned to Balt,-
more, arriving here on Tuesday night. A
number of other passengers left the vessel and
did not proceed in her.


Gases for Court. Catharne Crouch, charged |
with assauling and beating Ellen White, was
arrested by the watch of the Eastern district on
Tuesday night. Justice McAllister committed |
her to Jail to appear at court-Maiy Wash
ington for assaulting and beating Ellen Bolding
was yesterday held to bail to appear at courtbY
Justice Stansbury. She was arrested by officer
Ray.


.4rriual Maj, Gen. Patterson, of Pmladel-
phia, arrived in this city on Tuesday evening,
and stopped at the United States Hotel, Brad |
shaw's.) He proceeded Immediately en- route
fof Matamoras, Mexico, where he will enter
upon his duties as Maj. General of the forces
there assembled to prosecute the war against |
Mexico.


Burglary. The house of Mr.. John w. Dns-
more in Eden street, was entered on Tuesday
night, and robbed of several articles of kitchen
furniture, amounting i'll value to $50. Suspi-
cion rests upon colored man, who was seen
lurking about the premises in the early part ofI
the evening.


Assault Moses johnson, colored, charged
with assaulting and beating Adam Laudensla-
ger, was arrested yesterday by officer Knighton,
and committed to Jail to appear at court by
Justice kennard.


Military. We understand that H. w. S
Evans, Esq, Sd Lieutenant OF the Columbian
Riaemen, resigned his post on Monday even
ing last, and that Edward Hutson, Esq, was
elected to fill the vacancy.


Mad Dog A mad dog was killed yesterday
afternoon in Ann street, Fell's Point. The
adog days" being now at hand, our citizens
should be on their guard.


Parade. The Ringgold Infantry, Captain
Chffelle, make their first parade in full uniform
this afternoon. They expect to turn out full
ranks. They had an undress parade few
mornings since, and looked exceedingly we'll.


Case for Court. Henry Shutzlebaugh, was
arrests ed yea,ardav cha ruad vii assanltinp andl
beating William H. Kellholtz. Justice Wright