The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 25, 1858.

account OF ms being frightened, and told the Sergeant
who had him arrested
At this stage of the proceedings the examination was
suspended and the case continued until Saturday next
| at twelve clock
/ MEETING OF THE IsRAELITEs OF BALTIMoRE.-A public
meeting of the lsraelites of Baltimore held last night
at their hall the Gay and Fayette streets
when DE- ARNOLD was called to the Chair, and SOLOMON
! CARvALLo appointed Secretary.
On taking the Chair. Dr. ARNOLD thanked the meeting
Tor the honor conferred him. and spoke of the pleas
ufc II gave him. to announce the asscmbage
of the attainment by their brethren of ENGLAND Of their
rights ana privileges in the British Parliament and hoped
some proper measures would be adopted by the meeting
with view to congratulate their brethren the other
side oil tue water on their success.
On motion, committee consisting of Messrs S CAR
vALLo, HEE1zBERG, SnoNRERG GUGNsBURG, and FRIDE
WALp were appointed To draft proper resolutions
and adopted and the Secretary to send copies
in Great Britain
The meeting then adjourned
SUPPOSED STOLEN GOoDs.-Yesterday Sergt. SMITH and
officer MEADs, OF the Eastern District took into custody
man named LOUIS SoCKEEMAN, who keeps second hand
sop on the corner OF Eastern Avenue street.
having lot of silver his premises which is sup
posed to have been stolen The officers entered his prem
ses and secured the following articles which taken
to the Eastern District station house, fourteen silver tea
spoons, some marked W. F. S, R. B., J. S F. c. G. B. W.
B. One large silver lade marked ASFIEIp n maker No
10; pair tongs marked s. H. H.; dozen spoons
marked ELToNHEAD maker, No. 10, IA; and two table
spoons. no mark The articles kept at the station
house for Identification. The accused held for fur
ther hearing by Justice AUDoUN.
York, on the Northern Central Railway yesterday
morning at clock was proceeding towards Baltimore
When near Gladieiters Tank about nine miles from York
1t ran oil the track from some unknown and the
gne and some four five precipated down an
emhankment of about twelve feet, injurng the engine
considerably, and smashing the The engineer Mr.
"A HTCHcOCK residing at No. 176 Cathedral street had
one of his legs broken, besides receiving serious
injuries.
MARYLAND STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLRGE-The cor
ner stone of this institution laid yesterday August "a
by Charles b. Calvert ESQ., in presence of the trustees
whom
were noticed number of the fair ladies Prince Georges
county The excavation at present made for the South
ern wing of the very large edce which is to trim this
beautiful site selected for the an elevation
about quarter of mile in the rear OF the old Rosburg
Hotel on the Washington turnpike short distance from
Bladensburg
DIsGRAcErUL PRocEEDrNGs- On Monday afternoon
about six O'Clock, the children of Sunday School at
tached to of the German churches of this city
returning from pic mic on the ground Mr.. ULLMAN
near the city limits, they attacked by two men
ADAM DASH and TAYLOR THOMAs-and scattered in every
direction Officers LEE and ELDERKN took the two men
into custody and conducted them to the office of Justice
LOGAN who committed DASH in default of security an
swer at Court and held THOMAS to bail for further
hearing.
RuNAwAY.-On Monday last, as Mr.. GILBERT BAsTADLR
was driving out OF yard at the of Baltimore and
Calhoun streets the bride bit by slipped out
of the horses mouth upon which the animal became un
manageable, and started up Baltimore street speed
Mr. B. found impossible check his speed but
keeping him in the middle of the street until he arrived
at the General Wayne Inn when the horse took sudden
turn and ran into the yard attached to the Hotel where
he stopped.
brought to the Western station house by Sergeant BARTo
Low yesterday, which supposed to be stolen. They
were brought to c. LAYS establishment, Baltimore
street Schroeder several days SINCE by small
boys, who offered them for sale. Mr. LAY suppoSng
to be stoen told them to call the following morning for
their pay which they however neglected do, whereup-
they sent to the station house for Identification
FATAL TERMINATIoN-MISS MARY E. DANIKER, the
young lady who injured several days since by being
thrown from carriage MCPHERsoN's Anne Arun-
del county died at her fathers residence Montgomery
street near Charles yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
Her untimely death will be deep regret all
those with whom she had acquaintance, she was
highly esteemed.
ROBBERY IN ANNE ARUNDEL CouNTY-Two Germans
RICK were taken into custody by CONSTABLE PUMpHREYs
charge robbng his corn field situated
the long bridge the Spring Gardens They
were taken to the office of JUSTICE SHowACRE, who
mted them to jail in default of security, for further
hearing.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Betwcen and 10 O'Clock yes
teray morning party Of aborers in the yard ched
to the Foundry of Mr. BENSON, North Centre
were removing large casting, Of those engaged had
his right thumb very badly mash ed by having it caught be
tween the casting and brick wall. DIR. ODoNNELL
called in and dressed the wound and he is doing we'll
DIsCHARGED.-CHARLEs RILEY and J. MCKENNA, who
arrested several weeks SINCE the charge of shoot
ing JOHN +. NICHOLS and others Calvert street had
hearing at the office of Justice MCKINLEY Monday last
when they both discharged there being evidence
against them.
Police Intelligence.
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