The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
CITY LNI'ELLIGENCE.

INTERMENTThe remains of Louis Baehr the late well
known and esteemed professor of music in this city who
was so brutay murdered in Pitsburg the 18th inst
consigned to the tomb yesterday afternoon at the
Baltimore Cemetery This last sad tribute memory
was participated in by the Iiederkrantz Iarmoneon
and Aron singing associations, the Turner Vericns the
employees of Messrs. Gaehe 4 Co, Knabe & Co ,
piano manufacturers together with large concourse of
other citizens. At the grave the musical associ
tons Joined in singing grand funeral requiem, the meo
dies of which, combined with the sobs grief the part
Of his bcreaved family and friends rendered the scene one
of a solemn and impressive character.
lie was murdered in the streets of Ptsburg where he
was sGourning temporarily as the agent of Messrs Gaehe
Co by man who represented himself police officer
and who volunteered to pilot him to his hotel when he
had lost his way Whilst returning thereto the evening
OF the 18th inst and, after leading him to obscure
street demanded money and followed up the demand with
blow from heavy instrument by which his skull
was fractured in such manner that after lingering in
great agony for few hours he expired but fortunately
murderer had been apprehended and den
tilted by his victim He proved be notorious party
named James Mcee and the papers of that city that
the grand jury there has indicted him wiu murder
1t is evidence Of the esteem in which the eceas was
held by the business of the section the city
where he resided that Ney have voluntarily subscribed
fund of $500 for the beneS of his family while the
raj musical associations of both this city and Pttsburg
are arranging concerts with the same view.
ANOTHER BRUTAL oUTRAGE.-Another outrage was
committed Wednesday evening last about o'clock at
Ruhman's Garden just within the city limits, on the
Frederick road by gang of desperate vagabonds who
nest and disgrace the upper section of the city Ger
man female beneficial Society, with number of children
and male friends had proceeded that place aud were
enjoying the usual pleasures of picnic when gang of
twenty mscreants upon the ground and
after endeavorng to provoke difficulty with the propre
tor in the house they went to the grove and insued
the females in the grosSest manner Returning to the
house they drank and drawing evOves threatened the
life of the proprietor if he should demand pay;
attempted to escape, number of shots at him
when they ssacd the house with pistols and stones de
windows Having AIKEN etc
session OF the house by causing all the occupants to flee
lives they returned to the grove and commenced
an assault upon the eXcursionsts, during which
them named Frederick Edinger, the fore
head with stone and received wound. After
thus clearing the grounds and breaking the festivities
of the eNcursionists they returned to the city.
AN IMPosrER ExPosED.-Yesterday morning man
apparently possessing but one arm, was doing rather
He represented that he could a livelihood
ing lost an whilst in the service of his country, in
the Mexican This deceptive appeal proved highly
effective, until gentleman from Louisville came up and
recognized the party who had been driven of
that city imposter The beggar also recognized the
gentleman, and endeavored to make of. but the latter
seized him, and unbuttonng his vest displayed the
spectators the missing arm, which the rascal had thus
concealed The charitable feelings which had been eXcit
cd by the imposition changed suddenly to indfgna-
tion, which was expressed by few sturdy kicks.
SERIOUS RuNAwAY.-On Wednesday afternoon last,
whilst Dr. J. Cherry and Gen. Chas Egerton re
turning drive Govanstown their horses
fright in vicinity of Cold Spring, dashed off at
fearful rate all the efforts of these gentlemen failing
check them They continued thus for distance, un-
til the vehicle brought in with wagon
overturned and the occupants thrown the ground
with such force that Dr. Cherry received painful cont-
sion upon his head, while of his legs also much
injured Gen. Egerton had serious cash upon his head
and numerous bruises upon his body. Both gentlemen
much injured require assistance in reaching
their homes in the city and the vehicle was completely
wrecked.
DEATH FROM LoCK-JAw.-Yesterday morning young
named Benjamin Wech about 10 years of age car
penter by trade residing Holland Lewis street,
died from lock jaw after few days illness lie had been
work the country residence Of Mr. S. Broadbent,
Charles avenue, and Friday last a nail
into his foot causing him great pain On Saturday he
walked to the city, distance of about four miles, to his
mothers residence for the purpose of procuring medical
attention. DIR. Bradford was summoned to attend his
case high in shortly after
his arrival home, which resulted in lock jaw and he
plred yesterday morning.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MesSrs. Cannon & Matthews
auctoneers, yesterday sold at the Exchange Reading
Rooms tract of land in Carter county, Tennessee the
North Carolina line, comprising 5000 acres, to Mr.
Burke. at p per Also tract containing $50
situated i'll Jackson county \. Carolina to MesSrs
Israel NJ Parr and George T. Porter at 10 cents per
Mr. S. H. Cover auctoneer sold the premises three
lots ground situated on the north of East
Baltimore and Broadway with united front of 15S feet,
and depth of "a feet each two of which were improved
with three story brick dwellings They were purchased
by Mr.. Robert EaricksOn, for 81 ,37j.
DEcEAsE ANOTHER OLD DEFENDEE.-Capt John II
Monroe highly esteemed citizen, and one of the brave
band of cys defenders died at his residence No 92
Lee street. Wednesday afternoon and yesterday after
noon his remains consigned to their last resting
place. He well and favoraby known to citizens,
having filled various public trusts both in the State and
City governments, and for nearly half century he has
been faithful and consistent member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church
ROBBED IN THE CARs.-On Wednesday last, gentleman
named John Ogle from nsyvana, on his way to this
city from Philadelphia, robbed, while asleep in the
cars of pocket book containing 81 500 The officers of
this city have been the alert but have not yet succeed
ed in recovering the pocket book arrestng the thief
CAMP MEETING.-The Baltimore Camp Meeting win he
held again this upon the old and favorite spot
known as Waters camp ground, near Reisterstown.
Police Intelligence.
Yesterday afternoon three men by the names of Oliver
F. Watson George 4. Williams and Milo Lee arrest