The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-19
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


made, and the property identified. 1t will be re-
collected that on the 3st of October last the resi-
dence of Mr.. Thomas d. Johnston, situated on the
Relstertown road, about two miles from the city,
was fired by incendaries, and in the confusion at
tendant upon the fire, large amount of jewelry
and silver-ware was stolen from the premises the
value OF which was about 5000 dollars. re-
ward of one thousand dollars was offered for
the recovery of the property and detection of
the incendiary. Nothing was heard of the stolen
property until Friday night, when the trunk
was taken at Ganbatzs saloon. On Saturday night
between and O'clock the man Henry Frecke was
passing along Thames street, near GanbatZs estab-
lishment, when the latter seized him and handed
him over to the custody of officer Cadimore of the
Eastern District, who took him to the station house.
Mr. johnson was sent for, who identified the pris-
oner as person who had been living with his
mother at the time of the robbery. Frecke had
hearing before Justice Griffin, at the station house,
Mr.. Augustus Cashmeyer acting interpreter. In
ms examination Frecke stated that after the fire,
he came to town, lodged at the house of Peter
Brown, on Alice Anna ST., that Brown had promised
to learn him trade; that of Mrs. Johnson's
property was at Browns house; that he had disposed
OF some OF the goods at place on Bond ST., another
pace on Pratt street opposite President street, and
at another place on Thames street. On his testimo-
ny, warrant was issued for the arrest of Brown,
on the charge of receiving stolen goods, knowing
them to be such, also a search warrant issued
against his premises. Capt Morris, Lieut.. Muir
ana ofhcer Cadlmore proceeded to execute the war
rants and arrested Brown they also brought to the
Statlonhouse several silver spoons, silver wine
cooler, and a silver wine dipper, found in
Frecke's room. Frecke also stated that trunk
containing other valuable articles was left at a
steamboat office on Light street wharf The above
mentioned goods were also identified by Mr. John
ston as being some of the stolen property. Frecke
was then committed to Jail, the charge of arson
and robbery, for further hearing, to take place
next Friday afternoon. Peter Brown
leased on two thousand dollars security for
further hearing at the same time.
l eSterQay officers MpadS M
rested two men named John Bells and Joseph I'm
hotf, at Baier's Saloon Canton, supposed to have
some connection with the matter, they were COM
mltted to Jail to appear witnesses in the
Captain Morris and Lieutenant Muir arrested also,
at Towsontown, yesterday morning, Frederick
Bushenbaum, who at the time of the arson and
robbery, principal gardener at Mrs. Johnston's
idence. He committed to Jail in default of Sc
curity for further hearing by Justice Griffin.
Church DEp1cAr1oN.-Y esterday a large con-
course present to witness the dedication of the
new Methodist Episcopal Church, on the corner of
Hanover and Hamburg streets. At eleven o'clock
in the morning the dedicatory sermon preached
by the Rev. N j. b. Morgan, to a congregation
filling the church to its utmost capacity. AT three
in the afternoon another discourse was deliver
ed by the Rev. Benjamin f. Brooke, and in
the evening another sermon was preached by
the Rev. |. p. Cook. 1t is also designed to
have religious services therein every evening du-
ring this week. The edifce has front on Hanover
street, of A feet with depth of 55 feet exclusive
e q r
20 rs Pp ots Vi Tb ee m uep5 anu oT' f
shed INV frnsco@d walls and coIimr and carUnd mn
hogany pulpit. 1t will be known as the Hanover
street station, and will be under the pastoral charge
of the Rev. j. Il. Effinger. The membership
numbers seventy, and the Sabbath school contains
dnncn IF Nessrs G PIumn,ar and Amos S;Iyar
New CHARLESTON STEAMER.-The rapid increase
of both trade and 'avel between this port and
may og !hieTreu IRON, te aGt t'laI tiie
Oroinweil oteamShlp company YESTERDAY Paceu
upon ,lis Loule new s'eller c!IieG 'ne cstet
no nj "aS puT IN new - eAPIessS iHi
St ii ;le, u ne ,cn ec oh ry erJnls i n
oiy 10 p VI 4oo sohs D'i 'ht,i, SUBSTANTIALLY
punt; anu aulnlraply auapteu 10 the carrying OF
reiS.t-Mli l her passenger ACCOMMODATIONS are
ePellol " os9 VI any sleaer upon 'ills r0uSc.
'eiole oonlnS lere Her sea-w ofuhlness was luily
tes!eI between New ! OK ana CharieSt0n, curing
Which voyage she lully esta3lshed her claim 70 De
rdhAeo as hrst CLASS 'essci ol her KIM. Inc 0om
pany Is also engaged IN building another vessel
vi ther nhe at new ork-the Oaledoha- tiley
anuclpate pacing ner on thlS route ABOUT the hrSt
vi may, III coiilunctIoh WIN Une "esIerhpoft men
noon Iast With FIJI carc,o and some tbrt nasscp
,ors or !. oor,,aaxoJi b. o.; ID Z %
an evnar;encod and accomnI;s 6ed snamnn Who f9yr
san,n yoaIs naot hos hoop in Tho on,rioy Of tb;s
Comnany, and saline between New Ynrk Charles.
Ton I'D 'So~annah 7provions 40 bor donartnro nm
Saturday her advent unnn the line was dnlv cole
brated bv n number of our merchants. members of
the press and others. when the comnanv were hos
pitabv and agreeabIy entertained by Capt Berry.
1,,nouo l.4 A.; ......., H.
i sno,S tIie siITe' Two men, ny Ger
iIaGe 20 tc o. le
that insttntion Thar nacs ero rnn o Mnr
~an and Daves Tho former onroSsnntnd binnsaIr
IN he a trovnIino ccbooImastar dastitnto arJ s;oL
tba lattor StvIad bimsnIf Docto Do'os fnr f.,
land who nv revn.nns and chan,,aS baJ hon rnmS
nnJ mr" ny od ''G r. m"u nei
Jaront and Tho noctor ido ithont
his praver-book On Thursday last thnv oot nor
mission To leave the Home for the nurnose as stated
NV them of visiting some ocouo;ntoncas On thnir
return in the evening tbeir actinns showed that
they had been imb;hing something that staaIrtb
away tLe brains, rather too freely On reaching
their room. their noise and Ioud TALKING alarmed
some of the inmates and il was thourht proner Inv
the matron to cali in the nocc and have them taken
To the watch-bouse An nfIicrr of thn Eastern Ms
trict was sent for, who upon entering the room.
found the Doctor lvinr upon the floor. and the
schoolmastes delivering to him A Tenncrance lee
ture. They were then taken to the Eastern Dis
trict station house
,u, CtI. y ... ., - G..
n. iH' iNei'" ""e az 'S'eu VII t1'I-
uIuay hiSht py oIhcer Levey' OF the Eastern DIS
~ on 'iiI I.i"i Se vi fvsiS'S h,h "hisI Ill INC
as; va IL :" l. uuiy 3ie was 'lhcn oelore Jus
"ei1ii, VIM 'cic6Se" her vi security 10 appear
oeI lore, ' msn criminal RIM MAJ court.
g "ol''i Den WAS arrested Yesterday morning by OF
trict on Tho cboroo 1F soII;ro, I;a,an % -. ~
~ III . ot i Vi scilllE llquoT 10 negroes on
nc an" heep'hS usoroerly mouse. Jus
tice Grllin heid the accused on security Tor fur
'iig[ nearing, 10 take pace TINS afternoon
o rralcis LnSoq ana John RANKIN We're arrested
yesterday Dy olcers Lee ana DurKee, OF the East
erh DlStfict, ior pltchhg cents on the Saboath-
Justlce TRIM hned them each Slol and costs.
george Whitman was arrested Yesterday by oili-
Ger DuTkee'loT Is I driving WITHIN the hmits OF the
city. Mr. w hltman was lined hve dollars and
costs ny 1usuce "rllih'
STABBTNG AFFRAY AT STAG HALL.-An affray took
place on Saturday afternoon, between five and six
o'clock, at Stag Hall, on Hanover street,
Pratt between Joe Edwards, John Pryor, and
party of Germans, during which two of the latter
We're stabbed; one mined Christopher Schweinburg
receiving severe wound in the right side, beneath
the shoulder blade, and another in the left thigh