The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


AN OUTRAGE. y esterday morning about hall
past ten O'Clock, as City Passenger Railway car No
was passing through Baltimore street West wher
near Holiday street, number of the ''Reguators'
CLUB, jumped on the rear platform and made vio
lent assault on Samuel c. Caubv the ACTING con
ductor. He was knocked from the platform anc
kicked numerically while lying on the ground
Ills upper lip was cut through, and he also received
severe cash under one Of his eyes, besides being
otherwse injured. The cause of the assault was as
follows During the morning man named Tullv
VINO IS charged with being pickpocket, got on car
no. Z, and being recognized by the conductor, Mr..
John Worely, Tully was compelled to get off,
When Mr.. Worey reached the eastern end of the
| route, he put Mr.. Candy the car to act as con-
ductor in his stead. Mr. Worely, howevc., together
with Mr. Cathcart, one of the Railway Company,
LOOK seats IN the car and in it when Mr.. Can
by was assaulted. As soon as the attack was made
| Mr. Worely sprang from his seat and drew revoI-
yer, expecting that he also would be assaed, but
tne Regulators appeared satisfied with beating Mr.
Canoy None of the asSailants were recognized by
either OF the conductors, and no arrests have been
made.
| DANGEROUS ILLNESS OF Hon. JUDGE LEE-It is
with regret that we have to announce that this
! gentleman is in very precarious condition AL
! though indisposed for some time past homes were
! entertained that he would soon be able to resume
his duties on the BENCH and his friends were graft
ned to see him so far recovered to be able to come
| down to the Superior Court on Tuesday forenoon
and take seat near Judge Martin, where he re-
mained for some time. Although he looked little
pale, he expressed himself as feeling much better
About seven O'Clock on Tuesday evening, however,
whilst passing from his chamber to an ADJOINING
room, he was suddenly attacked with paralysis and
fell to the floor, whence he was carried to his bed
Since that time Judge Lee has scarcely uttered n
syllable, but lies in bed with his eyes closed So
critical was his condition at late hour last night
that his family and attending physician (Dr ]
Buckler) had abandoned all hopes of his recovery.
Besides DR.. Buckler, DR.. McD0ugall of the army
Is in attendance and it the opinion of both the
medical hat OH
vive twenty-our hours.
BALL AND PREsESTATION-Yesterd afternoon
the United German Bakers Association of BaIti-
more, numbering about 200, paraded through the
streets, bearing with them very handsome and
expensive banner, present from number of la
dies in the city. The banner cost between $500
and $500. the chenille work on which was executed
by Mrs e. f. Schaibe and daughter. The banner
Is OF rich silk, the front of white and the reverse
side OF blue. On the front is eagle, beautifully
executed with the needle, having in its beak a
stalk Of ripe wheat. On the other side is another |
eagle, painted, and dangling from its beak is
scroll, with the motto, May our country never
want for Bread,' below which are the words |
"Presented to the United Bakers Association Now
"a, 1859" The whole banner is surrounded by |
neayy golden fringe, and massive golden tassels |
The ball took place about O'clock in the New As |
sembly Rooms, which were beautifully lighted up for
the OCCASION, Shrvers band being present during the
evening Dancing was kept up with spirit until |
about II o'clock, when the whole company partook |
ward, and in few appropriate remarks presented !
the banner to the Association, which was received
and acknowledged by Mr.. Seiks. After the pre-
sentation the dance was again commenced and |
kept up till late our in the morning.
WoULD-BE SUIcIDE.-Yesterday morning abont
eleven O'Clock, a man named Joshua Dimlnot at
tempted to commit suicide by hanging himself in !
house ot bad reputc, on Eastern avenue. He was
discovered by the inmates before life was extinct
and cut down. The police removed him to the |
Eastern district police station, when he was placed
IN one OF the rooms. But few minutes elapsed
when one of the officers, looking into the room
observed that he was suspended from the iron bars
OF the window. He had used his cravat as means
OF hanging himself. He cut down and the era
vat was taken from him, and in less than half an
hour he again endeavored to take his life, using his
shirt. the sleeves of which were made into a moose
Alter this third attempt the officers thought it pru-
oent to manacle him in some manner and he was
accordingly hand-cufed. The man was laborinc
under the effects of deirium tremens
ENTERTAINMENT TO PAUL MoRPHY Eso.-On Mon
day evening last, Paul Morphy, ESQ, the renowned
chess champion, partook of a social entertainment
which was prepared at Guys Monument House at
the instance of a number of his friends as an ex-
preston Of the high respect and esteem which his
modest and unpretendng manners have created
apart from their appreciation of his genius A
number of distinguished gentlemen were present.
and the evening was spent in the most agreeable
manner. We understand that Mr.. Morphy during
his soourn in this city, sat to Mr.. S. W. Carvalho
the artist, for his portrait Nc doubt that gentle
man will do justice to the distinguished Soutberner
and furnish an excellent portrait of him.
PRESENTArIoN.-Ye esterday morning Thos Crea-
mer, Esq, Sheriff of Baltimore CITY, was made the
recipient of handsome breakfast set of silver ware
consisting of a saver and six pieces presented by
the Deputies who have been engaged with him
uuring MS term OF service. The presentation was
made by William II. Collins, Esq.,, on the part of
the donors Mr.. Creamer in a pleasant wav re-
turned thanks for the compliment paid him and
said that the occasion would always be remembered
hfy,,a of H.,
The articles were from the establishment of Mr.
Gabriel ID. Clark, and were of the most beautiful
description.
DIscoURsEs FOR To-DAY.-Several of our most dis
tnguished pulpit orators will preach subjects
having some reference to the dav as set apart for
thanksgiving. The Rev. DR.. Tiffany, of the Asso-
ciate Reformed Church, Fayette street, will dis
course on "The Indirect Influences of Christianity"
The Rev. DR.. Backus, of the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, is to continue his historical discourse on
the Church; the former part of the history being
delivered in the old church on the last Sabbath on
which service was held there
CITY PASSENGER RAILwAY.-Yesterday afternoon
the Inauguration of the completion of another ram
hcation of this line took place. Three cars pack
ed as full as they could hold land drawn by six horses
each, with Voandts band, traversed the entire
route, going up Eutaw street, and on Madison ave-
nue. as far as completed. The only grade of conse-
quence occurred in Eutaw street, near Franklin
The cars on this route are marked, 'Eutaw Street |
and Madison Avenue"
ACCIDENT.-Last night, between nine and ten !
o'clock, as officer John e. Devaugh was returning |
home to his residence Penn sylvania avenue he |
trod upon stone and fell, aud by the fall he broke
his left leg between the knee and ankle. H. was |
removed to his residence, and DR.. S. T. Knight |
called in, who set the fractured limb.
DIscHARGED.-Wam B. Spear, mate, charged
with niicting cruel and unusual punishment upon |
a seaman, on board the ship "James Harvey" had |
a hearing yesterday morning before United States
Commissioner Hannah. There being evidence
to criminate the accused, he was honorably dis
charged.
Schooner PURCHAsED.-The schooner Phard 65
tons, of New Bedford, six years old, has been pur-
chased for 81 400 by Messrs. A. b. Morton & Sons
and Capt. keene, late of the brig Herald She will
hail from Baltimore, and will be used in the guano
trade.
PROPERTY SALES.
Messrs. Gibson Co. yesterday sold at the Ex-
change SalesrOOms, lot of ground Pratt street.
near Commerce, with front of l6 feet on Pratt
street, and depth ofl00 feet. Improved with a