The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-19

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nome, Dublin and another man followed them ant
knocked Gress down by blow upon the head will
ciuo while Gress was down, Dublin it is charp
cd, drew knife and stabbed him in the breast sid
anu PACK, one OF the wounds piercing the lungs-
Dublin and his confederate then ran off and the S0tl
Ward police found Gress and conveyed him to hi
residence In Broadway, near 35th street Dublir
was arrested soon atterward and is now in custody
uress Is dangerously wounded. and the coroners
ton. N"'-'"
Horrible AFFAIR-FWEP Persons BURNED TO DEATH
through ii. w. Cimotti, of this city, we learn the
particulars of horrible affair which occurred al
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas county, Ohio. A
young man named Gray arrived there recently
from Iowa, with his sister, who was deranged, in.
tending to stop there for a few DAYS till he could
make the necessary arrangements to take her to
.ne insane Asylum at Columbus The sis
ter was placed In lookup, the town, for
safe Keeping During the night a near neiphbor
discovered smoke issuing from the lookup and gave
the alarm Before any aid arrived the building was
wrap wrapp eel In flames Miss Gray, two women, girl
aoout 1lteen and young man, who were confined
IN the building, persisted in the fames-Pittsburg
Despatch.
SAD CAsE-Some time since. a man named
Case, residing in Allegheny City, Pa, made an in
formation before Mayor Stuckrath. charging his
son, John Case, little boy, not more than thirteen
years OF age, with drunkenness and incorrgbilitv
and asking his committal to the House of Refuoe
Before the boy arrested his father relented and
has since kept him secreted. On Tuesday, some of
Gases neighbors informed the MAYORS police that
tne ooy was lying at home drunk. The officer who
was sent TO the place. found him perfectly insensi-
Ole from the effects of the liquor and carried him to
tne Mayors office. He will probably be sent to the
House OF Refuge to-day.
CHARGE OF GRAND Observation-Disclosures TelIez q
cupan, ~ years OF age, arrested on Tuesday
by Sergeant Dickson of the 9th precinct. CHARGED
WIN breaking open the trunk of Raphael Miracle,
residing ito
from Sl6O in doubloons and S35 in silver coin.
quantity OF silver coin which has been identified as
oeing part OF that stolen from Miracle, was found
on tne person OF the accused and he was taken be-
fore Justice Connolly for examination. The maeis-
trate committed him for trial
SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to learn, says the Pc
tersburg Express, that Mr.. Thomas G. Friend an
estlmable citizen of Chesterfield county, died very
suddenly at his residence on Thursday last Up to
the moment of his dissolution he was in the enioy-
ment OF usual good health, and had not complained
we learn OF the slightest indispostion. As the ia
tai moment arrived, he experienced painful sem
satlon about the heart, and exclaimed to his wife,
IL am dying fell from chair to rise no more
FATAL ACCIDENTAL lamentable accident occur
red on the sth ut, in that part of Russell county
known as "The Loop which resulted in the death
OF good citizen Benjamin F. Price by name. 1t
appears he was in the act of telling a tree in
woodland near his house, when limb some four
or five feet long, broke from a tree near by. and
came down on his head breaking the skull bone in
several pieces, and scattering the brains upon the
ground He expired immediately .-NorfoM Herald
The PHILADELPHIA HOMICIDE CAsE.-The iury in
the case OF George Freeth, charged with shooting
w. Lee Smith on the 18th of August last in Chez
ry street. near Fourth, have not vet agreed upon a
verdict. The jury retired on Tuesday evening to
deliberate upon their verdict. Yesterday morning
tne Jury came into court for instructions in regard
10 the different kinds of insanity and the grades of
murder Judge Ludlow read to the Jury portions
retired. jay again
FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-About twelve o. clock
Yesterday, George Henry Bencke, aged ten wears,
R Ras SO severely injured by being on the
headlng Railroad, at Broad and Cherry streets
That he died in less than two hours after his admis
sion INTO the Pennsylvania Hospital The unfortu
nate lad and several others, was playing about the
ears az tne time; coroner Fenner will hold an in
The San Antonio (Texas) Herald of the 25tb nit
IN speaking OF the late court martial in that town,
on the case of Nathan G.. Evans, second cavalry
says that the court found the captain guilty of y
portion of the charges brought against him. but on
recommendation of the members the commanding
general RENTED all the sentences except the repri
mand, and ordered him to be released from arrest
and to resume his sword
Lorenzo Dow Dingy was killed last fall at Beck
man, Duchess county, n. Y, lin attempting to SEN
arate Noah Page and his wife. who were 6Gbtinq at
the tme,l by Page splitting his head open with an
axe The murderer, Page was immediately ar
rested and lodged in Jail. He tried last FRIDAY
and found guilty of mansaughter in the second de-
gree, and was sentenced to Sing Sing for seven
years.
EIGHTY LANGUAGES SPOKEN IN New YoRK.-At a
recent meeting of the New York Historical Society
DR.. Bacon read paper on the lnguages spoken in
New York He said that eighty languages are used
in business and social intercourse among the nhabi
tants of that city, and asserted that more languages
spoken there than in any other city in the world
On Friday last, Sidney Benham, bar-keeper of the
Franklin Hotel Canandaigua, N. Y, and brother
ln-aW OF the proprietor, killed by Charles Mer-
~. Merry and John Osborne in quarrel and
benham interfered to part them, whereupon Merry
shot him through the head. Mr.. Benham was a
young man about twenty-five years of age. He
rested
DISTRESSING AccIDENT-Mr. Tazewell Waldron,
Oh county, Va, was killed last Satur-
9fy Wees py the accidental discharge of his gum
ne was the act of mounting his horse for the Dur
pose OF proceeding to the pigeon roost, not far dis