The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21
NEW YORK NEWS-JUNE 10.

The letter from the Mayor of this city the Secretary
OF the Navy upon the necessity of having the Susque
hanna broken out disiniected, and removed from her
present anchorage, has brought the following response
from Mr. Toucey:
NAVY DEPARTMENT June l6 1858
Hon. DANIEL F. TIEMASN-Sir | have the honor to ac
knowledge the receipt of your letter of the 18th June
and would respectfully state in reply that the necessary
directions have this day been given for landing
and supplies of the United frigate Susquchanna
and for disinfecng the ship.
l am respectfully, your obedient servant,
The mayor sent officer to the Navy Yard to see what
progress was being made.
The ship being custody the Health authorities
the Secretary of the Navy wishes such course
sued as will satisfy Them and protect the health
merce of the port The Susquehanna WILL accordingly
have herstores and supplies removed with all dispatch
the public sorehouse at Quarantine and the ship will
be thoroughly cleansed and disinfected
The parties concerned in the murder of George H. ST.
monsoon PerrepOnt street. Brooklyn the 18th Feb
last have all been disposed Of Lally who actu-
ally struck the fatal blow, having been found guilty of
manslaughter in the second degree yesterday sen
fenced to years imprisonment in Sing Sing George
Mctiahey indicted with Lally pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the fourth degree, sentenced to
years imprisonment in the same institution John j.
Meen the third party indicted for the offence,
discharged.
The ship Globe Captain Baker from New Orleans for
Cadiz put into this port May 23d eaky proceeded
Green Point for repairs, which being finished she was
flowed to the Atlantic Dock preparatory proceeding
on her voyage, and where she now lies.
Those two vigilant officers, Messrs. Lee and Holland
of the Harbor Police force in their wanderngs about the
harbor frequently had their attention attracted to this
vessel but until recently they suspicious only
Thursday they dropped her and arrested the first officer
Albert Loring and Charles Smith, second mate for steal
ing about $500 worth of tobacco being part cargo
the Globe. They were committed charge of grand
larceny.
forged draft for $3.50 purporng to have been signed
by Mr. Sche Collector of the Port was presented ycstcr
day at the Sub Treasury The forgery detected and
the young man offering it handed an officer
and subsequently committed by police magistrate to
answer The accused stated that the draft was given to
him by man protesting to be captain of Government
yacht.
The trial of Daniel Cunningham for the murder of Pat
rick Mclaughlin, ('Paudeen, continued yesterday
in the Court of General Sessions will probably occ,-
by two days more. Three witnesses were examined by
the District Attorney but their testimony rather ia
voabe to the prisoner serving show that he acted
i'll great measure, in selfdefence.
The friends of Collector Schel gave him serenade
ms residence last evening, in honor of his confirmation
as Collector of Port Mr. Schel made brief speech
ing which he referred to the trials he has passed
through and congratulated his friends upon the result