The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-12

Balto alter Co. 112573 Patterson
canton Company. l67 740J W g. E. Patterson 1854
Gas Light Co. 41O 600 Josiah Pennington 100 7O5
j. S Donnell Sons 1874 ass VIM Peters iii 2S5
| Dougherty, Woods. Sophia c. Read .... 100 600
Company. 125, 1852 Lloyd n Rogers. 1874 900
Hamilton Easter Co 1853 OOOJ Philip Roman 1876 1872
Ihos. tdmonson. l54 S37 NJ Shepard's estate 1S0,339
Richard France. l3l a62 Thomas Swami 1874 0Sl
George r. Gather. 254 1874 Chas R. TAYLOR $50 500
Robt Garret Sons. 25S 900 Robert A TAYLOR $50
Hugh Gelston. 252 600 VIM G. Taylor llO6s7
Wnlan Gllmor ll2OO0J. Thornburg's estate 1877 500
John 5 Gittings.. 469 $40 Henry Tiffany Co. 100000
John s. Given.... 141152 Noah Walker 203 O1O
John Glenns estate. 269 900 VIM West...... 16l $3.50
Jno Henderson Co 1O6500 Thos Whrdge..... l3l $50
Mrs Geo. Hoffman. 1876 435 VIM Wilson Sons. 500
James Hooper. 130525 Ross Winans.. 162,054
Johns Hopkns.. COZ 735 Thomas Winans.... S72 ,2s1
| Total number of assessments exceeding 100000,
IS, the aggregate OF whose assessed wealth amounts
| to Sll, 1896.
| Many OF the persons whose names included in
the above list have country residences, and pos
sessions other than real property assessed in the
counties where they reside during the summer
| months, their real wealth does not appear by the
| above figures.
Fatal ACCIDENT FROM FIREARNs.-A lad named
VIM. Henry Rider, aged fifteen years, son of Mr.
Henry Rider residing on Ostend street. came to his
death on Saturday morning while cunning in the
woods near the Marine Hospital. With three com
panions he left for the above place in a boat and
while they proceeded into the woods he remained to
complete some arrangements, intending to follow in
| a few moments. They had gone but a short dis
| lance when the report of gun was heard and two
| men observed running in the direction of the boat.
On arriving back they found their friend in the
arms OF DIR. De Butt, of the Marine Hospital, and
DR.. Murray, who were conveying him to the house.
| In handling the gum having the muzzle toward him,
one of the hammers accidentally struck seat of the
boat causing it to be discharged the load taking
effect in the left side near the region of the heart
| from which he died in about ten minutes. The ac-
cident was seen by DIS. De Butt and Murray, who
at the time were seated at of the windows ofthe
| Hospital looking out upon the bay. Coroner Ben
| son was summoned 10 hold inquest, but refused
on the ground that there mystery connected
with the affair, it being clearly accidental.
SrADBED;-An affray occurred on Monday night
on board the ship Ann E. Hooper, Capt. Walter
Simpson, which arrived here ON Friday, the partic
ulars of which are these: On Monday night last
about nine O'Clock, when outside Cape Henry, the
mate, named Lester Davis, gave certain orders to
one of the sailors, named William Sutton, who re-
fused to obey them, vhereupOn the mate took hold
of Sutton as if to compel him to do his duty, when
Sutton Immediately drew his knife and stabbed the
mate. Davis, it is said, then struck Sutton with a
Delaying pin, who again attempted to use his knite
at this time the cry of murder was raised, which
| brought Captain Simpson on deck, and the ARRAY
was stopped. The knife entered the left side of Da-
Wis, between the lower ribs and near the kidneys
infiicting very wound. On his arrival he
was attended by DR.. Devinelle, and is recover
ing. Sutton, who belongs to Baltimore, was arrest
ed on the charge of ssaulting the mate with intent
to kill, and committed to Jail by Justice Audoun for
hearing before the L. S. Commissioner.
! THE RELAY HoUsE-Ths old and favorite summer
resort, whichis situated nine miles from the city,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has lately pass
| ed into the hands of Mr.. J. NJ. Love- for some
years past known as the agent of the road at that
station. The entire buildings and the pleasant
groTes adjoining, have. under his direction, under
| gone extensive improvements, preparatory to the
| opening OF the house for the coming season. On
Saturday last, upon invitation of the proprietor,
some twenty-five reporters and other attaches of the
city press visited the place. to celebrate the occa-
| ofnIVb had haa I,la w
In fishing, sport for which the neghboring stream
offers every facility, the company set down to a
| sumptuous entertainment, rendered them by Mr..
Lowe; after partaking of which, and giving express
sion to their best wishes for the of the new
proprietor, and rendering their thanks to the
| ter OF transportation of the road, VIM. Prescott
Smith, Esq, his assistant, Mr.. Hudgins, and VIM.
E. Bartlett, ESQ.,. of the board of Directors for
their kind attention, the party returned to the city,
much gratified with their visit.
ASSAULT AT THE PENITExTGARY.-On Friday after
noon last, one of the prisoners III the Pententary
named Robert Holbert, committed violent assault
| with mallet upon Mr.. Horace Kimba the super
| intendent of the broom and bucket shop. The re-
| suit might have been fatal but another prisoner
named William Gault interfered and rescued Mr.
! hlmba from his assailant MIR. kimball had re-
ported Hobert for delinquency, which is thought to
| have been the cause of the assault
For BosToy.-The steamer Joseph Whitney,
Capt. S. Howes sailed at three O'clock Saturday
afternoon, from her wharf, foot of Long Dock with
full cargo consisting OF produce from the West,
hides and leather from this city, breadstuffs, &C.,
and the following cabin passengers: Mr. Elnath Hunt
and wife, Portland Maine; Mrs. Ann Mcneil, Mon
tevideo, B. A.. Miss Austen Boston, Mass; Mr.. W.
b. Mclaughlin, wife, child and nurse, Baltimore;
Mr.. w. p. Clarke, Louisville, Ky. The season is
now approaching when the pleasant trips by sea
offered by this superior line will be largely availed
OF by the travelling community.
p-,,,,. o 7. Ill !, zo. L. A. ala
tisement in to-day's paper, that Jerusalem Encamp
ment No. |, |. o. o. F., have offered a reward of
hundred dollars for the and conviction of
the murderers of Benz amin JONES' who was mem
Der of that Encampment and whose body, it will be
recolected, was found in the basin few days ago.
The testimony adduced at the coroners inquest, it
is thought, indicates that the unfortunate man
to his death by foul means
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KnL.-William Sutton
was arrested on Friday evening the charge of
assaultng with intent to kill George Davis, by stab
bling him with knife. The affair occurred on board
the ship Ann E. Hooper. Sutton was committed by
the L. S. Commissioner for examination, which will
take place this morning. Davis is not in a danger
Gus condition, but was unable to attend on Satur
day.
New PARsoNAGE.-The trustees Of the Franklin
street Presbyterian Church, Rev. n. c. Burt, Pas
tor, have obtained plans. elevations, &C., for par
sonage adjoining their church, from R. Snowden
Andrews Esq, architect, which have been ap
proved and adopted. contract has been made
with Mr.. Joshua Carson builder, to complete the
work in accordance with the designs of Mr.. An
drews, within the amount limited by the building
committee The design will conform to that of the
church, of the Gothic style
lNCENDIARIsM.-Yest erday morning between II
and O'Clock an attempt was made to burn down
the frame building, used as a trunk factory,
Hillen street, between East and Forrest Streets
The window shutters were broken open and fire APP
tvra- raA nv tha
on duty, and eXtinguished before much damage was
done. The building belonged to Mr.. J. johnson
and was insured. -
ARREsTs.-Peter McAuney was arrested on Satur-
day, by officer Armeworthy of the Eastern District,
the charge of assaulting and beating John Welsh.
He YVES held to bail for trial before the Criminal
Court, by Justice Welsh.
George konig and John hurry were arrested on
Saturday night, by officers Durkee and Glenn of
the Eastern District. for assaultng and beating
George Hets Justice Audoun held them to bail
for trial before the Criminal Court.
William Moore was arrested by officer Lee, of the
Eastern District, OF the charge of assaulting of
fcer White. He was held to bail for Court by JUS
tice Audoun.
VIOLATION OF ORDINANcEs.-Patrick Cauley was
arrested on Saturday by officer Glenn. of the East
ern District, for throwing a quantity OF oyster
shells in the street. Justice jolly fined him
dollar and costs-Sl.31.
John Brennan was arrested by officer Knowles, of
the Eastern District, on the charge of throwing
nuisance IN the street. Justice Audoun fined him
one dollar and costs-Sl.3l.
THE MINOR LAW TO BE ENFoRCED.-Marshal Her
ring has issued orders to the entire police depart
ment, to arrest all minors caught running with the
fire apparatus after tomorrow
FINED.-Lewis Fried was on Saturday arrested
by officer Rutherford, and fined $50 by Justice Nc
Allister for permitting nuisance. Fine subsequent
ly RENTED by the Mayor.
BURGLARIoUs II residence of DR.. Thomas
Owings, No. lO3 Fayette street, Little Sharp,
also that of DR.. John II. McCuloh, adjoining, were
entered on Friday morning, and in each instance,
large quantities of clothing were bundled up pre-
paratory to being removed. The robbers, it is
thought, were frightened off by the barking of