The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-23

RIoToUs PROCEEDINGs.-Yes Yesterday morning about
o'clock dsorderly characters in the North Eastern
section of the city, created quite excitement by going
to the vicinity of the Hartford Avenue and Hoffman street
and there acting in riotous by Stoning some
houses in the neguborhood and itreatng the inmates
Capt BRAsHEARs hearing of their proceedings
OF the police to the locality who made all quiet by
arresting number of the rioters. PHILIP STAYLOR
MICHAEL CONNER, JOHN MARTIN, DANIEL HAYS and
DANIEL MCKINLEY, arrested by officers r. PINDELL
THOMAS BRAsuEARs, beavers, WHITAKER and STANFORD
and brought the Middle District Station House when
they committed Jail by Justice MEARIs in default
of security for their good behaviour and also fined
throwing stones in the street.
RoBBED.-A man named MICHAEL TRACY came to the
Western station house Yesterday morning in apparent
ly helpless condition. Upon being questioned, he stated
that he had been working in Washington d. c. and while
there taken with attack of the ague, which
to Baltimore to his friends when within three miles of the
CITY, he approached by geneel looking man who
menced a conversation with him. They had not proceeded
far, when the stranger attacked him. and took from him
his carpet bag and S5 in At his request he
was committed to the almshouse
DEATH OF AN OLD PILoT.-Yesterday afternoon about
5oclock Mr.. SAMUEL c. BscO, an old Baltimore Pilot,
died at his residence No 125 South Wolf street in the
6Sh year of his age The deceased had been unwc for
some time but nothing serious apprehended until
within few days past when his disease took an unfayor
able turn. He member of Howard Tent the or
der of Rechabtes and washghy esteemed by his friends
and acquaintance
under command of Capt W. A HALLET left her wharf
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, with the following list
or Miss Mayo, Miss kmbe, Mrs. McZim
of Baltimore; E. Monel of Salisbury Mass; j. B. Gale,
do. G. Claggett, j. Chapman, g. Chapman and family,
T. Gallagher Dr. McKm, P McTreen of Roston S Hatch
Miss Sarah P. Warner, Laurel, Md Mr.. and Miss Good
win of Charles county, Nd Prof A W. Clarke of Ches
tertown, Md.
THE MALrBr HoUsE-It will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column that change of propretorshp
has taken place in this wellknown house Mr.. HENRY
NJ SMITH has withdrawn and is succeeded by Mr. L. Q
MALTBY who has for several been connected with
the establishment. The rates of boarding have been
duced by the new proprietor and from his experience in
httSip ninfar
AFTER as heretofore be second to none of its kind in the
country.
MIEcH, New York. was lying loaded with coal at the
American Coal Companys wharf at Locust Point, on Fri
day, when it found that the vessel filling with
water through the cabin windows She had already
ceived $50 tons before the mishap discovered which
induced the officers to have her owed around to McKms
wharf, below the copper works at Locust Point where she
was run on shore to prevent her sinking.
RoBBERY-On Saturday morning during the absence of
the inmates at market the residence OF lady living on
st. James street. by thieves and small box
containing upwards of fifty dollars in gold and silver coin
taken hererom Entrance effected through the rear
and supposed by parties acquainted with the prem
ises. The police informed of the occurrence
but have not as yet made any arrests.
FoRGERIEs.-LAURA JANE OLIVER was arrested on
Saturday last charged with forging the of
REDGRAvE to an order for So. She committed to
await further hearing by Justice BOYD. named
McPHILLTPs also arrested, during Saturday the
charge of forging the name of JOHN CARROLL order
for IS He was released upon bail, for further hearing
by Justice BOYD
BITTEN A VICIOUS DoG.-On Friday afternoon Mr..
HENRY FORREST the guard at the Jail gate Madison
street. attacked and seriously bitten in the leg by
large and erocious dog which into the Jail yard
The dog, which belonged to residing in the neigh
borhood afterwards shot by of the deputy
wardens Of the Jail.
The SHREWSBURY CAMP.-The gathering at this great
Camp must have been immense yesterday. On Saturday
afternoon the trains the Northern Central Railway
were dispatched filled to their utmost capacity and many
persons unable to procure seats until the departure
of the 10 p NJ. train.
Police Intelligence.
JOHN BATTEE arrested by officer HAUsE charged
with assautEg and beating JAMES ELLIOTT. Justice
BOYD committed him to Jail in default of security
swer the charge before Court
Sergeant CROUCH arrested DoMINICK MALoNEY on the
charge of assaulng and beating SARAH McDERMoTT He
BOYD to answer at Court
GEORGE RATTcLIFFE was arrested by officer ENGLISH,
charged with throwing stones in the street lie fined
81 and costs by Justice ENsOR.
Officers RYAN, COURTS and BURKE arrested JOHN GILL
JOSEPH NANDANIKER and JOHN THOMPSON, the charge
of assaung and resisting officer BURNHAM while in the
discharge of his duty Justice LOGAN committed them to
Jail in default of security to the charge before
Court.
WILLIAM SPEAR arrested on Saturday by officer
Jos. ELLIOTT the charge of insulting lady Balti
more street He released security to keep the
peace by Justice MEARls.