Baltimore City Court In this Court yester-
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Baltimore City Court. In this Court yester-
day the following cases were disposed of. Sam.


Johnson indicted for stealing horse the pro-
pcrty Of Mr. l.. Il. Alexander, was found gull
ty. Sentenced to the penentiary till the 18th


of June, l350.-Elijah Jones, James Hyson,


John Walker, and Charles Moonshcre were


found guilty of assul.ing Greenbury Vickcrs,
while in the discharge of his duty as 4 city
watchman. The Court sentenced each of them
to be imprisoned in the common Jail for one
week, and to pay fine Of $40 and costs.-
John Hannah, indicted for stealing a quantity
of carpenters tools, was declared not guilty.
-- George BlnniX, indicted as an accompllce
OF VIM. Essender in setting fire to the coach
factory of Michael Gross, was honoraJly acqui.-
ted.--The Jury in the case of VIM. Essendcr,
who retired to their room at half past O'Clock
on Wednesday, were still out at IL late hour
last night The Court adjourned until this
morning, at 10 O'Clock.


Celebration of the Fourth of July. The Ma
tional Blues, Capt, PckeIl, intend to celebrate
the approaching anniversary of American In
dependence, at Mr.. McPherson's, near the
outer depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road. They will march to that place early
in the morning; and, after partakng of break
fast, the Declaration of Independence will be
read by Joseph Breck, Esq. and All Grafton be
delivered by H. Collins Lee, Esq. This iaunt
will afford to the corps delightful recreation,
without fatigue or exposure TO the heat OF the
day.


Election Of O6icers On Wednesday even
ing last, the following gentlemen were elected
officers of the John England Institute, 10 serve
for six month-:-Presidcnt, James E. McGle-
nan; Vice President, w. G.. V. Hull; Record
ing Secretary, J. F. King, Corresponding do,
Mr. McCalirey; Treasurer, Mr.. Raymore; Gu
rators, Messrs Donely, Cross, McNlahon, Nc
Cure and CROUCH. We are glad to find this
association in such prosperous condition and
hope il may long continue to remain so.


accident. A young gentleman named Lem
mon was thrown from his horse, yesterday at-
ternoon, at the corner of Eutaw and Franklin
streets, and very severely injured. 1t appears
that he was riding at rather fast gait, and
when in the act of turning the above corner he
suddenly came in contact with cart that was
going in a contrary direction. He was speech
less for more than an hour, but we are pleased
to learn had no bones broken. lie was coE-
veycd to the residence of his father, and placed
under charge of physician.


The Execution. This morning, between the
hours of and II o'clock, the outraged law
will be vindcated by the execution of Henry
McCurry, for the murder of the unotfcnding
stranger, Paul Roux The gallows is erected,
as we stated yesterday in the northwest cor
ner of the Jail yard, and has been raised seve-
raj feet above the top of the wall, so that all
who desire it can have full view of the un-
fortunate man as he is launched into eternity.