The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-12

The AFFRAY AT MAGNoLIA.-The party who was so Sc,
verey beaten and who alleged fired the pistol which
wounded the Cambria in the ARRAY at the Magnolia
Grove Thursday, is said be named Abbott police
officer of the Southern District The assault upon him is
represented have been cruel and murderous,he was
beaten numerically by gang of about thirty ruians
and he running for protection to the house
which he reached about twenty pistols were Tired at
him, of the shots, however, taking elect The
owdes then attacked the house. firing through the doors
and windows, although there were many women
and children inside) and succeeded again in getting
hold of Abbott and beating him. He escaped
second time them through the front door, issu
ing from which villain raised heavy chair and
about dealing him blow, when Capt Sparkn interered
and wrenchcd the chair from his grasp Abbott then
along the road towards the woods pursued by his assa
ants they followed by Capt Sparklin Sergeants
Carback and Rosenberg, Lieutenant Carmichael and 9th
The officers threw themselves among the pursuing
crowd, and succeeded in stopping the chase The officers
then turned and some assaulted the rowdeS
telling them they had no jurisdiction there, and they
''would put their lights out Captain Sparklin
seized by two three, and was about to get blow from
budgeon, when his assailant was knocked down by
Lieut.. Carmichael. Abbott escaped by hiding in the
thick underground of the woods and time after
the city i'll buggy. 1t intended to arrest several
of the ngcaders of the riot on the arrival of the train
in the city but most of them jumped from the be
fore they reached the depot 1t is remarkable that al
though the grounds and house were filled with
and children of them were injured by the many pis
tolls which fired.
SISTERS OF CHARITY ST VINcENT's-Thc Pastor of
St vincents church. says the Catholic Mirror announced
his congregation that had been completed
with the Sisters of Charity at Emmitsburg, Md, by
which they agreed, the list of August take charge
of the female school in that parish This for
time expected heard with great pleasure by all as
the good sisters still in benedction there their
liable services formerly rendered. and renewal of the
same is confidently looked for.
NUMBERING DwELLINGs.-Both Branches of the City
Council yesterday passed ordinance appointing Mr. Ed
ward Clayton to number all buildings and houses in the
city now unnumbered. 1t allows him the sum Of 124
cents for each number to be paid by the of the
a
have the numbering done, or interfere Herewith.
ORDINAT1oN-The Mirror of yesterday says that on
Saturday, the 29th umo in st. Alphonsus Church in
this city, the Holy Order of Priesthood was conferred by
the Most Rev. Archbishop the Rev. William Wayrch,
Rev Michael Rosenbauer, and the Rev. Joachim Heyman
all members of the congregation of the Most Holy Re-
decmer.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE CITY CoUNcIL.-The City Council
yesterday adjourned until the first Monday in September
next, after a of ninety eight days during which
there has been an unusual of business disposed Of
owing the consideration of the Revised ordinances in
dependent of the regular business claiming their attention
Police Intelligence.
John Hawkins arrested yesterday by officer Graham
for driving through the Broadway Market during market
hours lie was fined 81 and costs by Justice Griffin.
Officer King yesterday arrested named James
Oswald charged with threatening to shoot Tos Callan
He was held security to keep the peace by Justice
Morrison.
for assaulting and cutting with knife young man
named William Stout. The parties youths, and with
several others got into fight in Crooked Alley, when
Stout was stabbed in the small of the back with a
knife in the hands ofone of them lie held for hear
ing the wounded lad being able to appear before the
magistrate yesterday.
c. c. Lewis colored,l was arrested Thursday night
by officers Wooden and Irons suspicion of having stolen
gold watch from j. W Kelly, at Klinefcers Restaurant
Fayee street He committed for Court by Justice
MeariS
Sophia Dammee was arrested yesterday by officer Sou
violating
of awnings in the streets of the city. She fined 81
and costs by Justice Griffin.
William Ramsey yesterday arrested by officers FL
derkn and Brown the charge of stealing horse and
valued ut $40 the property OF John d. Hay. Jus
tce Ensor committed him Court. 1t will he
bered that the above party is the who taken into
custody few days since, the charge of attempting
set fire to the premises of John Garrett ESD and
sequent examination acquitted
Officer Brown yesterday arrested William Richardson
for stealing lot of brass the property of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company. Justice Logan committed
him to await the action of the grand jury