The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE INDEPENDENT GREYs.-On Saturday evening the
Independent Greys celebrated the Twenty Anniver
sry OF their organization by supper served up their
Armory on North High street. There a large compa
ny present, composed of the commissioned
mssioned officers of the different regiments of Maryland
volunteers. Col AUGUSTUS p SHUT in the absence of
Col MILLS, who unavodably prevented from being
present stated the object of their assembling together on
this night, and welcomed the guests in the
Company. After the cloth removed, followed speech
es song and sentiment. Among those who addressed the
company were Major WARNER, of the City Guards Capt
BOWERS, Wells and McCo'naS Riaemen; Col. SHUT;
Sergt Major C. W CRocKER, Surgeon, HENRY C. ScoTT;
ant DORSEY, and Orderly Sergeant IRELAN. Messrs
GEORGE PERRY and LORENZO d. TAYLOR of the ori-
gna members of the GreyS present and addressed
the company in some entertaining remarks SURGEON
SCOTT proposed the memory of Major JAMES O'LAw
which was drank standing and in silence.
The Independent GreyS organized the l4th day
OF August, 1883 and made their first parade Monday
March 18th, 1884 The officers then JAMES NJ.
DERsoN Captain; JAMES L. d. GILL, First Lieutenant WIN
b. CRAM, Second-Leutenant the company mustered at
that time twenty men, rank and file During the period
OF years OF Its existence many of its members
have been appointed to military positions in the service Of
their country and have always given evidence their
good training acquired in the drill rooms of the Com
pany During review of volunteers at New Orleans
IN June, 1916, Company, commanded by Capt WILLIAM
B. CRAM was awarded a silk flag for showing the great
est efficiency in drill Capt. CRAM always boasted
that he gained his knowledge of military tactics in the
Armory of the Independent Greys.
At the time of the Mexican War fifteen members of the
GreyS received commissions from the q s Government
One company in Col HUGHES regiment volunteers was
ofcered principally by members of this Company viz;
GEORGE W. BROWN, Captain; WASHINGTON Hopper lst
Lieut.; JAMES O'BRIEN. ID Lieut. JOHN Fl GRoNwELI
3D. Lieut. all these with the exception OBRIEN are
dead, having contracted disease in Mexico from which
they never recovered The GreyS latery shown
parade full ranks they were wont to do but the
old spirit is reyiving and their are now increas
ing weekly.
GROSS OUTRAGE.-Anotherg gross outrage was perpetrs
ted on Thursday last upon excursion or picnic party
which was spending the day the south side of the Pa
tapsco, near the Long Bridge Everything passed off
quietly and pleasantly until toward evening when
are informed, gang of rowdes rallied under the
name of Hunters" melted difficulty with rival crowd
and in short time the fight became general stones pis
tos and even muskets being freely used What added
the extent of this outrage the of the desperadoes
reckessly firing their weapons into the midst of group
OF women and children. One of them daughter of Mr.
JOSHUA WOODS who resides at No lis West street re-
ceived painful wound from gun or pistol. Her inu
ries fortunately are not dangerous lad whose name
unknown also slightly wounded OF the participants
we learn there several injured though their names
were concealed Intelligence of the riot was conveyed to
the Southern police station and posse officers there
from were detailed to arrest the rioters their return
but arrests effected owing their not being point
ed out to the officers by those who witnessed the out
rage.
CENTRE MARKET RETAIL PRIcEs-In this market on
Saturday last the supply of and fruit was abun
dant, with the exception OF peaches which rather
Prices ranged follows Sweet potatoes SOC
per peck; watermeOns 12d31c each; tomatoes 12d15c
per peck; peaches 37d15c per peck cucumbers, 6l0c
per dozen string beans 5c per peck potatoes
per peck 151sc per dozen canaloupes 3Oc
each Lima beans &c per peck lie per DOZEN black
berries &c quart apples large BIC per peck whortle
berries 10c per quart chickens 81 5 per DOZEN pears
soc per peck roll butter 1SG26c per b print do 2jG3c
per lb
The fish market this morning presented rather small
supply Of the nny tribe for sale Hard crabs were held
25 cts per dozen which been the prevailing price
demanded since the commencement of the season soft
crabs, ss7Gs1 per dozen; fresh mackerel 25dl each
white perch 12d50 cts bunch; rock fish 12G5O cts
per bunch; large single rock S7Gs2 each yellow perch
lodl2 cts per bunch; sun fish, 1o@l2 cts per bunch
tayors 2537 cts per bunch; crocuses l2dlS per
doz. cat fish, l0(Bl2 cts. per dozen.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN GOoDs.-0n Saturday Lieut.
DAVIS and officer VANsANT of the Southern District ar
rested named JOHN SHADLE charged with stealing
sundry articles from the dwelling of Mr. FRANCIS NJ
SHIPLEY on South High street near Pratt The accused
lived in Hanover, Hill street. and had been selling
various articles of apparel and bed clothing to persons
Canton The officers of the Eastern District ascerained
these tacs on Wednesday last while endeavorng to ferret
out the robbers of the store of H. STRAUSS BROTHER
Broadway, and getting description of the man. SHADLE
was arrested above stated Several articles of bed
clothing and wearing apparel supposed to be stolen
also took possession of sundry articles from parties
Canton, who had purchased them from SHADLE. Mr.
SHIPLEY identified many of the things as being his pro
perty The goods, consisting of shaws, bed clothing,
men and womens clothing, &C. can be at the East
ern District Police Station where who have lost
such articles can examine them Justice AUDOUN
mltted the accused for further hearing.
THE STEAMER JOSEPH wn1rxEY-This steamer. Cant,
iowEs commander of the Boston line left here three
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon last with the following
bott, Mr. Vaughen Miss Smith, j. C. Wilson, wife and
three children, j. NJ Adams, A. A. Smith, three Misses
Poe Mrs Edgett, J. Ives, J. Rogers F RadOux, W. s.
Long A. C. Hance, W. Pettibone J, Wagner, F. W. Hell
sher g. Hoyt W p Humphrey, j. A. Poe, ]. s Rdgely,
! }. Coburn, c. E. Pennock, Mrs Warren, G. j. Appold
Mrs. Weaver C. NJ jackson, W. G. Maxwell, W Inthi.
cum lady and child; W. T. Smith, Jas. Johnson and wife,
| Miss E. Rooney E. z. Dorsey, l.. Gale and wife n s.
Brinston and wife, J. Alexander and wife; DIR. W S.
Morse J. ID. Hammod, Capt Yorey D. Ireland, G. W.
Adams, Mr. Gray, Mrs. J. A. Coleman and two children
| j. A. Coleman
CHANGE OF HoURs-It will be perceived from the ad
vertisemen in this mornings paper that the Express
train over the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad will hereafter leave the President depot
II o'clock, NJ, instead of 1ox O'clock A. NJ as here
| tofore.
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the accommodation
train for all parts of the West will hereafter the
Camden street station daily, except Sundays at $50,
A. NJ the Express train daily at 505 p NJ and the Mail
train daily, except Saturday, at 10, p NJ. The
mediation train will lay at Piedmc mt The Frederick
train will leave Baltimore at Ais, P. NJ and $40, A. NJ
| AccIDENT.-On Saturday evening about O'Clock a
horse attached furniture wagon, belonging to Mr.
TURNER walked overheard from the wharf at the foot of
Broadway. He fell boat tied to the wharf and the
wagon being held by coming in contact with post,
the animal saved from drowning. He was released
rom ms gears and towed into the dock whence he was
| ing any injury.