The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-04

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.-Thc Catholic Mirror SAYS
few days since Bishop Lynch of Charleston reached
this city on his return from Cincinnati having under hi.
protection six Crsuline Nuns who to be located in his
diocese at Columbia, the capital of South Carolina
Dnring their brief stay amongst us, the Ursules
Hospitality entertained by the Carmetc Nuns, in thci
Convent The Bishop preached last Sunday in the Cahc
dra to En attentive audience. On Monday the whole
party took passage for Charleston by the Bay route
We are glad to add that they all in the enjoyment
of excellent health.
On Tuesday morning in the chapel of st. Francis dc
Sales Mount de Sales Miss Emily Welsh of Baltimore
(Siscr Mary Aimee and Miss Elizabeth Harman of Bal
timorc, tSiSter Mary Carel received the white
veil. The Very Rev. II. b. Coskcry preached and per
formed the ceremony, assisted by the Rev Mr. Gusnan
jubilee is now fairly commenced in this diocese and
the clergy and the faithful at large have entered into
it with the proper spirit which is the earnest of
happy result The devotions in each parish which will
company the exercises necessary for gaining the penary
indulgence will vary at the option Of the pastors but all
will tend the attainment of the great object of jubilee
Let all profit by it.
PIckixG PocKErs.-A gentleman named c. F. Werner.
who resides at Berlin small town IIarpers Ferry
was robbed OF his pocket book containing $1,000 in west
ern currency, while on his way from Washington this
city, on Wednesday last. When he left Washington he
had his money safe. but upon his arrival the Relay
House he discovered that had been distracted his
pocket
Detective officer Tayman arrested John Hocp the noto
rious pick pocket on Thursday morning last, while
gagged in exercising his professional skill upon the
crowd viewing the procession, on Broadway He
veyed to the office of Justice Mckinley who committed
him to Jail to await a further examination.
Mr. Jacob Gettier relieved of his pocket while
last Several other gentlemen had their pockets p ckei
during the day. The light fingered gentry being very
plentfully interspersed through the crowd.
INrANTICIDE.-On yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock as
officer Brown proceeding along Fayette near
ST. Paul he stopped by coorcd woman named Short
who informed him that she had heard the cries of
FAINT, in prvy in the alley back of the Bible House,
Faycte street She stated that she had heard the cries for
some time when she went to the place and found that
mulau infart had been thrown int the sink The officer
conveyed the child the Middle District Police
where DR.. Stephenson made examination. 1t had
er bruises about the head which were supposed to have
been inflicted with stick The infant is supposed to be
about three days old. 1t conveyed to st. Vim
cents Asylum, Pratt street, aca, where it has
since died.
SHOOTING AFFRAY-On Wednesday afternoon last, two
men entered grocery and liquor store on the Frederick
road the city limits and called for liquor for which
they refused to pay The proprietor Mr. Henry Steele,
endeavored to get rid of them by pcrsuadng them to
leave the premises. upon which of them made an
tack upon him. Finding they determined create
a disturbance he shot at them wounding both of them
One of them, named Thomas Finnegan, laid charge
against Mr. S for shooting at him with intent kill He
was accordingly taken into custody by officer Gleason,
and underwent examination before Justice Carl which
resulted in his being held to bail for further hearing.
MILITARY.-At a meeting of the independent GreyS,
held last night at their arnory North High street,
Private f. W Kerchner was elected Sd Lieutenant of the
Company.
The Greys and Lafoyee Guards will attend divine ser
vice Sunday the 18th inst, at Christ Church. The
Rev. DIR. Bach will preach an appropriate sermon
On Saturday, September 1lth, the remains of Wells and
McComas will be taken the Hall the Maryland nsti
tute where they will be laid in state-the Wells and Ne
CO1ndS RRcmeR together with the independent GTeS and
Lafayette GgrS, acting Guard of Honor, until Mon
day the 18TH when they will be and deposited
their final resting place at Ashland Square.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-Ye eStcrday morning at two
o'clock officer Cats arrested Charles alias Thomas Jones'
the charge of feloniousy entering the dwelling Mr.
Henry PendeXter Charles street 1t appears from
examination which took place at the office of Justice Nc
kny, that the family heard noise in the of the
house, and gave the alarm. Private Waterman Reed
tempted to the accused at the time but failed He
had not far however, before he ovcrtaken by off
Ger Cats. The Justice committed him to Jail to answer
the charge before Court
RoBBERY.--A named Ernest Clcssner yesterday
arrested by officer Bailey the charge of stealing $40,
the property of Mr. Charles Idehrand, Emgrant Agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 1t appears that the
accused in company with another man. discovered
in the Office of Mr. H. but made their escape before they
could be arrested The accused after being arrested
fessed to stealing the money. He committed for a
further hearing by Justice Logan.
Fort MCHEHRY-On Monday morning a grand drill of
the troops stationed Fort McIienry under the
mand of Major French, will take place at 10 o'clock
Major General Scott the Secretary of the Navy the Ad
jutant General of the Army, and other distinguished c
will be present An opportunity will be offered the
public to witness the drill without any trouble fatigue
by crossing the Ferry to Locust Point from which point
there will be running regular line of omnibusses.
No NOMISATION-At Il meeting of the Democratic City
Convention held Thursday evening last, it resOl
we'd that it incXpedient to make nomination for the
Mayoralty at the ensuing charter election. With respect
leave the entirely with tho party the several
wards.
Police Intelligence.