The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-21

announcing
droWing of Mr. George Chambers well known among the
residents in the neghborhood Centre market The
deceased was engaged in the fishing business and was oc
cupied at the time of his death in Grabbing Norfolk
oh FRIDAY he left in boat to overhaul the line,
wnen discovered the upper part of his body in the
N'er ana ms feet were entanged in among the
ropes and seats within the boat 1t thought that while
hing he was strickened down by fit, rendered pow
! ereSs by sunstroke -
ANOTHER OLD DEFENDER GOSE.-Capt. A. l. W. Jack
son. gentleman well known to all classes in this city,
having hied several prominent positions under the mu-
hcpai government, died yesterday morning at four o.
clock at his residence Ross Preston at the
advanced age of seventy years For long time he was
President of the Baltimore Typographical Society and
ohy resigned on account of ill health Atone time he
member of the City COuncil he also filled the positions Of
arden OF the Pententiary and oversecr of the Aims
ouse, ana durlng the war of 1872 of the
Der who marched to the defense of the citv His funeral
VIII take place at o'clock this afternoon and will be at
tended by the members of Columbia odge No s. (which
he held the office of Past Grand
RECOVERY OF HORSE AND BuGGY.-On Monday
last, man applied to Thos. Sim, proprietor of livery
stable in Frederick CITY, for the hire horse and buggy
stating that if he did that night not to he mn
easy as business might detan him until noon the follow
ing day. He came on to this city, put the property up at
auction and received the sum of so therefor not half
the cost OF the establishment. Mr. s. hearing of the
transaction, reached the city Tuesday night and Sc
curing the services of Deputy Marshal Manly recovered
the property Wednesday, but the party concerned in
Its sale was not to be found
SAILING OF THE JOSEPH WHITNEY.-The steamship 10,
seph Whitney, Sol ITowes, commander sailed on satur
day afternoon at three O'Clock for Boston, with the fol
lowing passengers Lady Napier and family Lieutenant
Henry Mitchell L. s. Coast Survey; Mrs. Henry Mitchell
Washington, D. c.. Miss Gelston Rev O. H. tiffany and
family, Dr. j. o. Sharp, lady and sister Mr.. A. j. Tode
vine and family Mrs Mary F. f. Baldwin and two chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs b Fails and brother Captain E. "
wood fr o. Brehme, Mr. Hugh Gelston, Mr. John s. Bar
ry Mr James j. }yrne, all of Baltimore Mr. j. Sar
nI. O lnth
SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Saturday morning Mrs. Wagner
wife of Mr.. William Wagner, residing Ann street near
the Columbian engine house suddenly expired under cir
cumsances which, at the time it thought necessary
to investigate Dr. lnoes who the attending physi-
cian however stated that the deceased had been
raj months aborng under disease of the heart that
this the of her death inquest was
therefore dispensed with.
EFFECTS OF STORM jones' FALLs.-The late
storm and flood has resulted in the deepening of the falls
as far Lombard street Previous thereto tide
the water did not general thing show greater depth
than three inches while there is depth of about
eight feet The consequence is, however, that the sedi
ment has been washed into the basin from which it will be
necessary to remove by aid of the dredging machines
THE DEDICATION the chapel of the Baltimore
Protestant Mission, of Lombard and Washington
Streets took place yesterday morning in the basement
church, which has progressed nearly to completion
There was large attendance crOwdng the large lecture
room in every part Several distinguished cergymen
oicated in the dedicatoy exercises, the usual
being preached by the Rev f. Y Reese and other dvnes
conducted services in the afternoon and evening.
sALEoF VEssELs.-On Saturday afternoon last, Messrs
Adreon Co. auctioneers sold the ship yard of
Hooper the schooners "Clara' and ''Wm. ". Byrus'-
The former vessel of about TONS completely
manted and furnished. She purchased by Mr.. A J.
Robinson for s3lO The latter which is of eighty
burhen, and also completely equipped, was sold to Mr.
Jas. ii. Skinner for S305.
MrNr pa.
past has labored in the Catholic priesthood
berand has been appointed pastor of St Bridget church.
situated at Canton.
PERsoNAL-Among the passengers who sailed from
Baltimore Saturday afternoon, in the steamer ostph
Whitney, for Boston, LADY NAPIER and famy who
have gone to spend the summer at the North.
Police Intelligence.
Moses Moses arrested Saturday by officer Her
BERT for fast driving through the streets he was fined 81
and cossby Justice Griffin
Officers Armsworthy and Iarrod arrested Saturday
night, Patrick Cowan, John Kirwin Mary Kirwn for
assaulting John Henderson, They held to bail for
hearing by Justice Audoun
Hugh o. Conor arrested by officer PIummer on the
charge of assault1 jeremiah Heughetown held to bail
for further hearing by Justice Audoun
Thomas j. Jones and Robert Persy were arrested
Saturday night by officers Bachelor and Burkhead for
fast driving through the streets Fined 81 costs by
Justice Mearis y
Mrs. Hogerston arrested on Saturday by officer
Mentger on the charge of throwing filth in the street.
and fined 81 and costs by Justice Showacre
Ned Tulley notorious pickpocket and thief and
companion named Muey both arrested a days since
on account of the assault made upon the police the Res
ervor House. have been released by the Criminal Court
upon security furnished by John Hinesly
Joseph Judick was taken into custody by officer Suer
of the Western district for permitting nuisance to re-
main upon his premises. He arragned before Justice
Ensor and fined one dollar and costs
Officer Benton, of the Western district arrested John
Daring on the charge of assault and battery upon
Amelia Dobbns and throwing stones in the street He
was arragned before Justice Carl and committed Jail
for Court.
Austen Phelps, arrested by officer Poist of the
Western district for violating the ordinance regulating
the city markets The accused fined dollar and
costs by Justice Logan
Henry Weygan taken into custody by officers Alb
bo and Sanks of the Southern District the charge
of insulting lady upon the street. by the use of i'm
proper language. Justice Boyd committed the accused to
jail to answer the offence before the Criminal Court
Henry heser was taken into custody by officers Abbott
and Sanks of the Southern District the charge of
threatening the life of Mrs Elizabeth Mills Committed
for Court by Justice Boyd
Officer Marshall, of the Southern District arrested
Robert Richardson for interfering with him whilst in the
discharge of his duty Justice Boyd held the accused to
bail for a further examination.
Fires.
About halfpast four o'clock, yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the of the coffee roasting
lishment of Mr. George Pearson No s. North Liberty
street The fame subdued befo any serious dam
age done to the premises. Occasioned by accident
The alarm at 5 o'clock was false.
Inquests.
Coroner Nelson called on, yesterday afternoon to
hold inquest the body of found floating in
Smiths Docks, at the foot of Gay street at about %
O'clock 1t discovered by officers German and Pcarce
who had it brought shore and decently attended
until the Coroner's arrival. The appeared have
been about 80 years of dressed in linen pants
boots and check shirt The body unrecognized
The jury rendered "A verdict of accidental drowning
Coroner Sparkln called yesterday morning to
hold an inquest the body of Margaret Spade girl
about II years of age who died rather suddenly the
residence of her parents Wolf street Cough yes
terday morning From the evidence it appeared that the
girl taken sick Friday night, and DIR. Dwinelle
was called to attend her, who pronounced it
gestive scarlet fever Everything done the pa
tient which medical Skill could devise. but she eXpred