The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-19

POCKET PICKED.-Mr. Evans, ambrotypist, living
on Columbia street, near Green, was relieved of his
pocket-book, containing $50, on Saturday night,
whist ON his way home from the Camden station.
Mr.. Evans had been visit to Washington and
whilst there met with man who represented him
self as boarder at the Adams House in this city,
stated that he was coming to this city in the same
train with Mr.. Evans. The two accordingly took
seats together. On arriving at Camden station, the
man offered to accompany Mr.. Evans home and as
the latter was quite lame he consented to the pro-
position; and it is supposed that whilst on the way
10 Mr.. Evans house, the robbery was committed
The man stated to Mr.. Evans that his room was No.
20 Adams House, which, on inquiry was found to
be occupied by the servants.
Boy SHoT.-Edwin Wringle was arrested yester-
day afternoon on the charge of shooting a boy
named John b. Goodman. 1t appears that Wringle
was in the yard attached to the house of Charles
DeVlln, on Chester street near the Hospital and
a gun IN his hand, which in some manner was dis
charged, part of the contents Csmal shot) taking
eHect In the side of the boy Goodman, who was
passing along at the time. Wringle saws that the
alscharge OF the piece was purely accidental. JUS
tlce Wech lined him 81 and costs for firing the gun
and held him in the of 81 900 for hearing this
afternoon.
lNHUMANITY.- esterday morning about three
O'Clock, as several young men were passing across
the commons beyond Fairmount, near Mulikin
street, dog which was with them commenced
barking at some object, and ON the party going I'D
they found female white infant, apparently lust
born 1t was picked up and taken to the house of
a gentleman, No. so North Ann street, and al
though every attention was paid to it, it died at
one oclocK I. NJ Coroner Sparklin held an in
guest over the body, and verdict was rendered of
death from maltreatment at the hands of person
or persons unknown to the jury
RE-oPENING OF CHURCHES. esterdav the Metho-
dlst Protestant Church, corner of Fayette and
Alsquith streets, which has been closed for some
weeks, undergoing repairs, was re-opened for
public worship. The Rev DR.. f. Yates Reese
preached most feeling and eloquent discourse in
the morning.
The Asquith street Presbyterian Church. corner
OF Aisquith and Edward streets, which has also
been closed for some time past undergoing repairs
was re-opened yesterday morning, when Rev. d.
L. Carnahan preached.
AccIDENr.-A man named Daniel Burke, had his
lett arm crushed in horrible manner on Friday
night, on the Northern Central Railroad near the
Relay House, by being run over by passing train.
lie had laid down along side of the track and fallen
asleep, when the train passed over his arm Dr.
morrison was called on and pronounced it necessary
to amputate the arm, which gave him relief He was
yesterday taken to the Lombard Street Infirmarv
and is now under the care OF Dr. Butler the physi-
clan OF the institution.
ARREST ON CHARGE OF SwINDLING-Y esterday
Louis Webber was arrested on the charge of swind-
ling Peter Young out of SI9 1t appears that
oung loaned the money to Webber some time
since, and has been unable to collect it. Hearing
that Webber was about to leave the State Young
had him arrested on the charge of swindlinu. and
Justice Welch held him for a hearing.
RoBBERY.-The dwelling of Mr.. Solomon Allen.
NO. 9S Lee street. was entered by burglar on Fri
day night and robbed of a quantity of Silver ware
which had been left in insecure place. No clue
has been obtained as to the perpetrators of the rob-
berry.
CoLLIsIoN.-A collision occurred on the Northern
Central Railway on Saturday afternoon a short
distance from the city, between two freight trains
NO personal injury sustained by any one, but
some of the cars were badly smashed.
RUNAWAY NEGRo.-A negro, giving the name of
George Hawkins, and who states that he belongs to
Mr.. John Gardner, of Montgomery county, was ar
rested yesterday by officers Collegiate and De-
vaughan, and committed to Jail by Justice Logan.