The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-30

hle extending from the window to the middle of the
street. The number of police present was not less
than seventy-tive, and were under charge of Mar
shall Herring and Deputy Marshal Manly Acting
Mayor Ford was also present most of the time, and
directed the confinement of all parties arrested until
he could act in their cases.
In order however, to have the police arrange
ments at the general elections in October and No
vember, equally efficient, the police force would
have to be increased to fifteen hundred (75 for each
ward;) in addition would be required twenty mar
shals, twenty deputy marshas, and twenty may ors
GERMAN TURNER FESTIvAL.-The festival of the
German Turner, thus far, has been attended with
much enjoyment, nothing of a serious character
having occurred to mar their festivities. Yester-
day morning the Baltimore Turner Society, num-
berlng $50, the visiting Turner's, NUMBERING now
| about 200, and the different German Singing Soci-
cites of Baltimore, formed in procession, and
marched through the principal streets of the city
proceeding 4rom Pratt to Eutaw, to Barre. to
sharp, to Lee, to Charles, to Baltimore, to Cav
to Front, to Fayette, to High, to Baltimore, to Ca
nal, to Lombard, to Marsh Market to Baltimore to
Charles, to Lexington, to Paca, to Pratt The
Turner Rifles, under command of Capt. Odenwad
the Marshal of the dav, escorted the procession
and presented quite handsome appearance
Alter their return to the hail. the different singing
societies had rehearsal preparatory to the grand
concert which came off at the Maryland Institute
last night
The remainder of the day was spent at Turner
Hall IN athletic and other sports; the amount of
lager consumed being very great
An unfortunate accident occurred at the hall
shortly before the procession took up the line of
march. A young man named Dietrich. belonging
to one OF the Washington societies, whilst engaged
in gymnastc exercises fell, breaking his LETT arm
below the elbow. DR.. Weiss was called and at
tended him. He was taken to WASHINGTON in the
morning train.
The number of visitors from abroad was con-
sideraby increased yesterday by the arrival of del.
egates from New York, Quebec, Pittsburg Phila-
deiphia and Cincinnati.
In tha ~,
the Mary land Institute off. There were about
200 persons present. The Hall was tastefulv
decorated, and the singing of the Societies and per
iormance OF the Turner'S was excellent. The fol-
lowing was the
PROGRAMME.
l. Conservation. n.............. Mendelsohn Bartholdy
United Associations
2 Like Hidden Spring is German Song-words by
T. H. Sehnauher-musc by Chas. Lencshow,
with full orchestra.
Turner Singing Association.
3. Pyramid building and Pantomimes, executed by
Turner's
4. Stupid John. .......................C c. Kunge
Harmonan Association.
B. Praise of of Song. KawOdo
g. Song of the Scotch Bards United Associations
7. Sweet Forest in thy Solitude Haese
Arion Association
). Pyramid building by Tuners-continuaton of
o. Home, Enchanting Rome..........,... Francis Abt
Germania Association.
Baltimore Liederkran1. = ~ "sAs"
IL. Turner's Festval-words by J. Straubenmuel-
ler, Esq; music by Prof. Chas. Lencshow,
with full orchestra.
United Associations.
The song" Like Hidden SPRINGS il German
Song"-was executed with fine effect Prof Chas
Linschow, assisted by Prof. Mahr, was musical di-
rector. Prof. Wagner, Of the Marine band Wash
lngton city, was in the orchestra, and played the
clarionet very sweetly. The concert passed off
most agreeab1y, and the Turner's then repaired to
Turner Hail.
THREATENING TO SHooT.-Yesterday afternoon a
rough, named Ephraim Nash, from Federal Hill, in
passing the door of MIR. Vim. Crichton's warehouse,
on w ood street, made an unprovoked assault upon
one of Mr.. Crichton's servants. He struck the
negro IN the face, and Mr.. CrichtOn who witnessed
the attack, came to the door and demonstrated with
the ruthan, when Nash drew revolver and threat
ened to kill him if he dared to Interfere Nash also
threatened to shoot one of Mr. Crichtons clerks He
then left the store and proceeded to Bowly's wharf
where he took boat and started for Light street
wharf. Officers Rutherford and Wisebaurh, who
had been informed Of the outrage also took a skifF
and started in pursuit but Nash reached the wharf
before they could overtake him. He was arrested
however, soon after leaving the boat and conveyed
to Justice Mckinleys office, and held in the sum of
81, 900 to answer the charge at Court his father
becoming his surety
FUNERAL OF THE LATE GEORGE BRowN, ESQ.,
The funeral of the late George Brown ESD whose
death was announced on Saturday, took place from
his residence on Sunday morning at ten o'clock A
large number of relatives and friends were present
as we're also portion of the inmates of the House
of Refuge, of which institution he was liberal
benefactor. The palb bearers were Messrs Archi-
bald Stirling, Alexander Murdoch; VIM. Buckler,
DR.. G. Keener, DR.. J. j. Graves Johr B. Morris
b. De Ford, d. Perine C. NJ. Keyser, Captain
Graham, f. NJ. Greenway and Johns Hopkins
The funeral services were conducted by the Rev.
DR.. Backus, and the remains were taken to Green
mount Cemetery
DEsERTIoN.-I esterday a woman, who gave her
name as Ellen Vandyke, presented herself at the
Eastern police district, with child in her arms,
and stated that her husband had brought her to
this city, from near Gettysburg, Pennsylvania and
had deserted her. She was pennesS and friend
less. The officers in attendance collected sufficient
money to pay her passage home the cars, but on
representing her case to the agent of the railroad
company free ticket given her.
SELLING UNsoUND MEAT.-Thomas Mullen, a
butcher, who has stall in the Hanover market.
was arrested on Saturday night, and brought be-
fore Justice Showacre yesterday charged with
selling unsound meat in that market. man made
complaint to the Justice that Mullen had sold him
bad meat. The Justice examined it and pronounc-
ed it to be rotten, and fined Mullen $50 and costs
THE CoURTs.-There was no business transacted
in any of the Courts yesterday