The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Horse STEAL1NG-William Couson was arrested
about five o'clock last evening by officer Meads, of
the Eastern district, on the charge of stealing
horse, the property of Mr.. Mann, proprietor of
Manns Hotel, Baltimore street. near North. 1t ap
pears that Mr.. Mann's rode the horse out to
the Cattle Show grounds, and LETT the animal in
charge of man while he entered to look around
the grounds. During his absence, Coulson ap-
preached the man, and drawing his revolver,
threatened to shoot him if he did not deliver up
the horse. The man became frightened, and gave
the horse up to him, when Coulson mounted and
proceeded into the city, and while riding along
Wilk street he was thrown some two or three
times. Officer Meads, who was near by, arrested
him and took him to the Eastern station house,
where the horse was recognized by the son OF Mr..
Mann.
George Coulson was also arrested by Captain
SPARKLING of the Eastern district on the charge of
stealing a horse and carriage, the property of Mr..
George Cromwell, cabinet maker, on Broadway be-
tween Cough and Pratt streets. Mr.. G. had pro-
ceeded to the cattle show grounds with his family
| for the purpose Of looking at the exhibition and
had left his horse and carriage in charge of man
outside the gate about haEpast four o'clock Coul
succeeded in getting the horse and carriage by
ntimdating the man who had charge of him. He
bad been driving around the city, ana was passing
along Wilk street, when he was arrested by Cap
tain Sparkn on the charge of fast driving, but
upon his arrival at the Eastern station, the horse
was found to belong to Mr.. Cromwell. They
both committed to Jail to await an examination be-
fore the Mayor this morning.
LAW PARADE-The last law parade for the year
took place yesterday. The several companies met
at their armories at early hour and proceeded to
the place of general rendezvous on south Gay ST.,
and at ten O'Clock the line OF march was taken up.
The turn out of the different companies was very
small. The Rifle Regiment was composed as fol-
lows
Wells and McComas Rihemen, Captain George
w. Bowers.
German Yagers, Captain Kurtz.
Turner Riaemen, Captain 0denwald.
Baltimore Rifles, Captain Weber
The Regiment was under the command OF Colonel
Peters.
The Fifty-Third Regiment only composed of
two companies, the Independent Grays and Lafay
ette Guards
The Regiment was under the command of Colonel
S. S. Mills.
The Fifth Regiment was also composed of two
companies, the Law Grays and the Shields Guards.
This Regiment under the command of Colonel
J. w. Watkins
The Taylor Light Dragons was the only company
out belonging to the Cavalry Regiment.
After the formation of the Division, General
Geo. H. Stewart commanding, the line of march
taken up and it proceeded to the various sec
tons of the city, and previous to noon it was dis
missed.
FmEMEN's RECEprIoN-The "Aid" Fire Company
of Norfolk, Va, who passed through Baltimore on
Saturday last en- route for Philadelphia, Will pass
through our city on their return home, and will
arrive at the President street Depot at half past
twelve O'Clock to-day, when they will be received
by the Independent Fire Company, Mr.. VIM. ii.
Quincy, Marshal, and escorted through several OF
the principal streets to the engine house OF the In
dependent, on North Gay street, where their appa-
ratus will be housed. After the parade the visiting
company will partake of dinner, at the invitation
of the members of the Independent to be served in
the large hall of their building. The following
gentlemen compose the Committee of Arrange
ment, having the matter in charge: VIM. IL. II.
Turner, William Deal, James Cozne, George Ell
lender, Evan NJ. Foreman and Samuel Hanna.
The "Aid expects to leave Baltimore in the Nor
foil hnnt or < Enfn nc off
RUNAwAY.-About o'clock on Monday morning
last, young man named Robert Wilson, who re-
sides in the Western section of the city, was quite
severely injured by being thrown from his carriage
while riding on the Calverton road, the aims
house. His horse became frightened and ran off,
throwing Mr.. w. from the carriage. He was con-
veyed to his residence in the carriage OF Mr. Rob
inson, where he received medical assistance.
ACCIDENT. The wife of Owen Richards who re-
sides at No99 Schroeder street, severely burned
while filling ethereal oil lamp, few days since.
She filling the lamp with the tubes gnited,
when it exploded, setting fire to her clothing, and
also spreading over the floor. Her husband who
attempted to extingush the flames was very severe
ly burned. An officer hearing the noise, ran in,
and succeeded in extnguishing the flames without
doing material damage to the premises.
BURGLARY. The dwelling of Mr. Jesse Hunt, No.
50 South Eutaw street, entered, during the
absence OF his family, few days since by thieves,
who ransacked the house from garret to cellar
opening drawers, cupboards, closets, &C., and
scattering the contents about the floor. Upon
animation, however, it was found that nothing had
been taken from the premises
LAUNCH.-Y esterday afternoon Messrs. Abrams
4 Ashcraft launched from their yard bark named
"Abigail.' She is of 400 tons burden, l26 feet in
length, % feet beam, and ll12 feet hold. She
built for John Currie, of Richmond Va, and is in
tended for the South American trade. She will be
Immediately placed in the dock for copper
ing.
ANU,SEHENTy.-
HOLIDAY STREET THEATBE.-An attractive bill is
offered at this theatre tonight, Mr.. Booth appear
ing in two of his best representatons-tha of Shy
lock- in The Wcrchant Of Venice, and Petruchio, in
the comedy of Taming ShreN. He will be sup
ported in each of these characters by the full
strength of the company, and the entertainments
Miss Partington and Mr.. S. Parker
CARROLL HALL.-Mrs. Macready will read to-
night Much Ado About Nothing Last night she
devoted her reading to the benefit of the Church
Home, charitable institution, thus exhibiting
generosity her part which deserves to be en-
encouraged.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Robert Clark coored, arrested on Monday night by
officer McCubbn charged with stealing gold bracelet.
Justice Mearis committed him for court.
William Harp and Robert Zimmerman arrested on
the charge of assaulting and beating Samuel Bridges
Justice Audoun committed them to Jail to the
charge at Court.
Rachel Salisbury arrested warrant of Coroner
Sparkin the charge of causing the death of her
child She committed to await the action of the Grand
Jury.
Lewis Jones, Henry Mack, G. Etner and Thomas Rich
ardsen yesterday arrested the charge of shooting
at officer Thomas Johnson They committed to Jail
to await the action of the grand jury by Justice Boyd