The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-16

RIoToUs PEocEEDINGs-An affair occurred yesterday
about noon in the section of the city which, for
while produced much excitement and CONSERVATION in the
neghborhood where it occurred. 1t difficult matter
to obtain correct account the origin the affair as
police in that part of the town appeared to he in bliss
full ignorance the whole subject appears however
that yesterday morning one ofwhom was nam
ed Connolly hailng from the n f. part of the city went
down to the locality known the Causeway and were
spendinr their time about the different drinking houses
Their presence in that vicinity became known to their
enemies Rough Skins who shortly upon them in
body compelling them to leave and for their lives
Both crowds the pursued and pursuers ran up Bank
street. and when they reached Exeter street the party
ahead turned towards Trinity street, just at this time
four or five pistols were discharged at them
by their Pursuers, whether any of the shots
took effect could not be ascertained. although it
reported man was wounded lady in the resi-
dence of Mr. A b. Bennett, on Exeter, near Trinity
street. was looking ont the paror window the crowd
came up Bank street. when she heard the first pistol
fired she Immediately closed the shutters and lowered
the SASH the next instant pistol ball struck the lower
part the shutter going entirely through and embed
ding itself in the sash fortunate escape from in
slant death The rioters continued the pursuit as far as
High and Fawn streets, when they gave up the chase
The nnrsuc parv did not stop running until they reach
Pratt bridge. At the time of the shooting
streets filled with men, women &nd children, but
these ruians fired their pieces reckles of the conse-
quences. No arrests were made
IN a DANGEROUS CoHDTioN.-A man by the name OF
Michael Kelly arrested by the police of the Southern
district on Wednesday morning the charge throwing
his wife, Margaret Kelly out of the third story window
building situated in the of No Camden street He
was arragned for the offence before Justice Boyd
mitted to jail for an examination yesterday The nvesti
CATION was postponed consequence woman being
in an unconscious condition and unable depose before
Justice the facts relative to the transaction At the
period fixed for the examination yesterday she still
unable recite the history of the occurrence, and the
evening very feeble render her recovery very
doubtful Those who in attendance upon the injured
woman state she remarked that the occurrence was
entirely accidental The occupied by Kelley
wife is an attic apartment the window very small and
elevated but short distance from the floor 1t is
that trunk placed in front of the window top
of which with the sill, and that the
seated upon it with her head out the window when she
her balance and fell to the pavement On the other hand
several of the neghbors testified before the justice that
they heard the window hosted and lowered, and after
wards heard the of the in the yard Ap-
pcation has been made to Justice Boyd for the release
Kelly upon the ground that the accidental
hut that officer refused to take any action in the premises
until the matter shall have been submitted judicial in
vcstigaton.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-As learn from Growers Fl
nancia Reporter of yesterday few days since man
called on Mr. George Rau 2S6 North Gay street. and pur-
chased clothing for which he rendered in payment
ten dollar counterfeit bill the Bank of Chambersburg
Pa After he had left Mr. r. discovered that the bill was
counterfeit and informed chief marshal of the fact.
On Wednesday the party called on Mr. Rau again
and offered another of the kind Word was i'm
medately sent TO the Marshal who had him arrested lie
gave his Henry Doyle. Justice Wheat committed
him to jail We append description of these notes, for
the protection of citizens whom they may offered
Wig. man with a scroll and compass in his hands
boy lying down cog wheel, looking at the SCROLL
large column in the back ground house in distance the
right y, with female standing it, scythe in
her hand the upper left cornerX the lower left
ner figure TO- President and Cashiers names written in
pale ink paper very poor.