The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-29
AvornER CHARGE or FonoERr.-Another ehal

q ANOTHER CHARGE FoRaERY.-Another charge of
forgery has been made against Isaiah L. Porter who
forged check upon DR. Burlinghame, of this city. The
in this Mr. R. A. Eichelberger the Treasu
rer of the Hanover Saving Fund Society," who seeing
notice of the previous to this city yesterday
and upon going the Jail identified Porter party who
had about the 18th June last passed him and had
cashed check purporng to have been drawn by C.. p
Ellington of the firm of Smithson Co. of Philadelphia,
upon the Western Bank of that city, for the of
The accused had been days in Hanover and had
upon the confidence of the citizens of that place. that
one who was well known there, went to the bank with
the accused and introduced him the officers who from
this circumstance did suspect the genuireness of the
check but promptly cashed it. The check was then sent
to the York Bank for collection and from thence the
bank upon which it drawn the officers of which
ported that the parties whose names attached the
drawers had account there and expressing the belief
that it forgery Mr.. Echelberger made afadavit
of these facts before Justice Mckinley and returns home
to-day to obtain requton from the Governor of Penn
syvana to be lodged here against the accused for his de
livery to the authorities of that State after
shall have disposed of him.
RIoroUs PROCEEDINGS ON BOARD AN EXCURSION Boat
MAN DANGEROUSLY WoUNDED.-On Tuesday afternoon
the steamboat Lancaster Captain Tomlnson, left Light
street wharf with large company board and proceed
ed on excursion to Houck's Browns Pavilion
The company composed of men, women and children
every thing passed off well and pleasantly until the
return trip when number of yagabond said to be
the southern portion of the city, began to show their
dy spirit which resulted in several persons being badly
beaten and one dangerously wounded.
On the arrival of the boat at Bond street wharf great
part of the company landed, and on the boat
leaving the boat Officers Howard and Sullivan being
the wharf went board the boat and although they
pelted with bottles and other missiles and shot
they succeeded in carrying off two men named John Muir
ply and George Woods two ruans who charged with
beating Mr. Wesley Wright badly and dangerously. Mr.
James Brown tavern keeper on Thames street near Broad
way, was stabbed by peculiar instrument, in the
neck, causing most dangerous and painful wound Dr.
Dashell is attending him, and thinks with proper pre-
caution he shortly but considers the wound
of very dangerous character
The whole affair is said to have been of the most dis
credtable Characteristic rowdies having complete pos
of the boat and causing terrible CONSERVATION
among the women and children.
ARREST FOR VIOLATION THE Pilot LAws--Yester-
day the schooner Elias Dudley of Hampden, Maine left
port without fulfilling the requirements of the pilot laws
of the State of Maryland, Information of the fact
conveyed to the United States Marshall who Immediately
procured the services of the tug Tiger Capt Shaw
who gave chase and soon overhaued the schooner The
captain being informed of the of the detention
Immediately paid the dues demanded and proceeded
his way.
SALE OF New WHEAT.-A cargo of North Carolina new
wheat consisting of three thousand bushels sold yes
terday morning by Messrs. John Williams & Son tC
Messrs Levering Son. for seed wheat, for $l76 per
bushel One year ago this character of wheat
manded s.. 20 per bushel.