The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03


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Glass No COL Davies for fancy puzzle, gold pencil
Mrs. NJ Moore for Potichamania vase, gold thmbe.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CoLoNIzArIoN SHIP MARY CAROLINE Stephens
On this morning the Mary Caroline Stephens will
sail for Liberia. Her cargo consists OF tobacco, dry
goods, groceries, provisions, &C., articles which the
colonists will be in need of. There will be twenty
cabin passengers and ftty-two Storage. Among
the former are Rev. Mr.. Kambo and wife, Rev. Mr..
Messenger and wife, Rev. Mr.. Hubbard and wife,
Protestant Episcopal Missionaries; Rev. Mr.. Stone
and wife, Southern Baptist Missionary Board;
Revs. Mr.. White and Elliott of the American Board
OF Missions of New York. r. f. Burns, colored
OF Liberia, has been created bishop by the Metho-
dist Episcopal bishops of the United States and
will be the head of the church in Africa. DR..
Lang and wife, and DR.. Moore and wife, physicians;
Miss Fitzpatrick, Missionary; Judge James, Miss
Strobel and Mr. Thomas Chester, also cabin
passengers.
The following is a list of the emigrants their age
and their former residence:
From Virginia-Elizabeth Norris age IS: Ever
ton Winston, Is; Samuel Winston, 10; Mary C.
Winston, 10.
From South Carolinu--Joseph Peachor, age As:
Charlotte Peacher, 46; Francis Peacher ~.
From Kentucky.-Fortune Walker, Aaron Gates
and wife and three children.
From OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brown, age 30: John
Barnard, 45; Catharine Deemer, 60.
From North Carolina.-Henry Bryan, age Sc;
Cerena Bryan. 81; Henrietta Bryan, 10; Frederick
Bryan, 9; William Bryan, 6; Henry Bryan, =; --
Bryan, l; Wiley James, 50.
From DISQUALIFICATION Evans, age 81; Violet
Evans, 50 Florida Evans, Isl Sarah Evans, 10;
Harrington Evans, 10; Anna Evans, 3; McLain
Evans, |.
From Northumberland Lewis, age So; Ayu-
bah Lewis, 81; Asinott Sylvester, 55 Jas. W. Lew
is, 80; Mary Lewis, 2S i. c. Lewis, I; Martha
Lewis, 4; Jas. W. Lewis, u; Elizabeth Lewis, u;
Not n. lI,,, nj
lows, %; Levi j. Lewis, %: r. NJ. J. Lewis, %;
S. 5. A. Lewis, 3; S. Anna Bell, IS; Henry p B.
Bell, 2; Diana S. Davidson, SO; J. Q. P. Bassett,
%; Josephine Davidson, II.
A large proportion of the emigrants are sent out
at the expense of the Colonization Society," the cost
of passage being S35 for steerage, and 500 for
cabin. The voyage to Liberia usually takes thirty
five days, and the Mary Caroline Stephens will
visit all the different ports and distribute the mis-
sionarieS at their different fields of labor.
BRUTAL ASSAULT-A man named Frederick Mil
Ter was yesterday arrested by policeman Insco. on
The charge or iIoicnr, OssauItinS o e.,~u ohilJ
named Rachel Haney. 1t appears that something
had been tied to the knob Of the front door of Mil
ler's residence, on Washington near Cross street.
and the child seeing it there attempted to unite it.
While engaged in doing so Miller came to the door,
and seeing the child at the door, Immediately com
menced beating her with his fist. She very Sc
vere injured about the body and head and is now
lying i'll a critical condition. She was conveyed to
her home, where she received medical attendance,
and the accused was arraigned before Justice BOyd
and held to bail in the sum of $500 to answer the
charge before Court.
The CoNFISCATIoN CASE.-The examination before
Judge Giles, in the case of the brig r. c. Stanaard
concluded yesterday morning, but no evidence
was adduced which materially changed the case as
already set forth in our columns. His Honor hav
ing noted the entire testimony taken, this together
with the papers pertaining both to the vessel and
cargo, will be by him submitted to Secretary Cobb
The appeal of the parties interested-Mr. Wallis,
the owner of the vessel, and Messrs. Spence d
! Al g
land Co., of St. Lucia-lor a remission of the
of the penalty, will be submitted to the Secretary
for his consideration and decision.
TRIAL OF THE CINCIyyAr1 EYGIxE.-Y esterday af-
ternOOn, about four o'clock, the steam fire engine
of the Messrs. Latta of Cincinnati, was tried on
North street, near the Monumental Hose house.
Six and a half minutes from the time the fires were
kindled she had steam sufficient to commence ope-
rations, and in ten minutes threw stream 30 feet
Her best throwing 24S feet through = inch
nozzle, and 235 feet through | u inch nozzle The
wind was blowing quite strongly, which interGered
with the experiment, and this performance can
scarcely be taken fair exhibition of the capaci-
ty of the engine. She will be tried again to-day,
but where or at what hour had not been concluded
on yesterday evening"
DISTURBANCE AT THE INsTITUTE.-About ten min
utes before ten o'clock last night, disturbance
took place upon the landing at the head of the stairs
leading to the main hall of the Maryland Institute
! which is supposed from the character Of some of
| the parties engaged in it, to have been designed
merely to create confusion for the benefit OF the
| pickpockets. But by the prompt action of VIM. II.
Young, Esq, Gen. James NJ. Anderson, and officers
Fleehart Deal Thompson, and McWilliams, their
| designs were frustrated and the disturbance
quelled The parties engaged were speedily hurried
into the street, and the usual good order which has
attended the Fair restored.
/ An OUTRAGE.-0n Sunday night, about O'Clock
young named john Wilson attacked at
the corner of Canal and Bank streets BIZ four men,
one Of whom cut him severely on the left arm. He
also received two cuts the back, which only pen
etrated his clothing. The cut on the appears
to have been made with bowie knife, and is over
| four inches in length.
FIRE ENGINE HOSE FOR CINcISSATrI.-H. P. Hor-
ton North Frederick street, is engaged in
making hose for steam fire engine No. 4, Of Gin
cinnati. The company have heretofore used gutta
percha hose, but much prefer leather, provided
they secure such as will stand the pressure. Mr.
| Horton has no fears regards the hose which he
| is making.
RoBBEnY.-On Tuesday night the Office of Thos
| Matthews Son, on High street, near Low, was
broken into and robbed of seventy-tive cents in
money one box of cigars, two gold pens and three
| reams of letter paper.
TRADING WITHOUT a LicENsE.--A man named
Rosenberg was arrested on Yesterday, charged with
| selling dry goods without license. Justice Neal
| lister fined him S25 and costs, $3.50 in all.
A NJ US ENTS.
HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To- night the ever
successful Rave troupe make their third appear
ance at this house, where they nightly greeted
| by large and delightful houses. The bill for this
| evening is highly attractive one, Embracing the
comic pantomime of Robert 1lacaire, with Francois
Ravel in his great character of Strop; Tight Rope
! performances by those wonderful artistes NJ. CHA
RIM, Mons. Alexandra, and Mile. Zanfretta and th(
! laughable pantomime of Tile Fom. Lopers, in which
| both Gabriel and Francois will apppar,
FIRES
During the trial of the steam fire engine which arrived
here yesterday morning from Cincinnati North
Fayette, the house No. p North street
fire by the sparks from the engine stream of water
Immediately turned upon it. and it extinguShed with
doing any further damage than the burning of a small
| hole in the roof.
JNQUESTS.
Coroner Sparkn yesterday afternoon held an inques
| the body of named Paulus Dollas. who cam
his death in the following For time past
he had been induging freely in liquor, and YESTERDAY
| morning his mind was completely deranged. He was
blacksmith and went to his work usual but only re
manned at the shop few minutes. He went down t
Canton and walked the railroad bridge and when som
hundred yards ont observed to get under the ac
the trestle work and deliberately let himself fall int
| the water. Policeman j. Vain called by some boys
and on his arrival made endeavors him. bu
failed. When he threw himself in the he did
at first sink but appeared to exert himself keep hi
sucide, by drowning while laboring under fit of in
sanity, superinduced by intemperance." The decease
resided Ann street. between Canton and Aiic
Anna street. married man. and about thirty-eigl
years of age
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