The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PASSING COUNTERFEIT COMA man named Err
nest Trautman, keeper of lager beer shop on the
Point, was arrested yesterday bv CAPTAIN LYNCH
charged with passing spurious gold coin. 1t seems
that Trautman went into the liquor shop of man
named Mice. in Fell street, and there made a pur
chase, tending in payment what was thought to be
a gold dollar Change as given him and he left
the house. 1t was subsequently ascertained that
the piece was made of pewter. A person who saw
the transaction in Mices house related the circum-
stance to Capt. Lynch, who was in the neighbor-
hood and shortly after Trautman was observed
walking on Canton avenue. He was watched until
he entered the cigar store of John Kelner on Can
ton avenue, when the officer approaching, looked
through the window and him receiving some
change from the proprietor. Immediately on his
exit Capt Lynch went into the store and asking to
be shown the money Trautman had rendered imme-
diately pronounced it a counterfeit and quickly
pursued and arrested the accused. There were two
or three plugs OF tobacco and nearly two dollars in
silver found upon the person of Trautman. He was
committed to Jail by Justice Griffin.
REGULAR RESUMPTION OF Travel ON THE BALTI-
MORE AND ONO RAnRoAD-EvERYTH1NG QUIET
The mail train from the West, under conductor
Wiley, arrived at the Camden station in due time
yesterday at O'Clock p. NJ. and everything is re-
ported as being perfectly quiet at Harpers Ferry.
Governor Wise returned hon yesterday, and
the troops of all descriptions have been withdrawn
from the scene of the late insurrection.
- Colonel Shutt in the employ of the Railroad
Company, left yesterday afternoon in the o'clock
Western train, for Ha per's Ferry, being commits
stoned to organize sufficient police force whose
duty it shall be, to guard at all times the railroad
bridge at the Ferry. This is done on the part of
the Railroad Company, to aay fear and quiet all
anxiety on the part of the travelling public.
DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-The United States Ar
tillery from fortress Munroe, who have been quar-
tered since Tuesday morning. at Fort McHenry, re-
ceived orders yesterday to return to their old
ters, and departed in the Norfolk boat at AZ
o'clock, leaving behind, however, some forty men,
who had received passes, allowing them to 90
through the city and view the sights and to whom
the latest orders, could not be communicated
Lieut.. Cooper, yesterday evening, called upon Mr.
Barrett, Superintendent of the Police TELEGRAPH,
who kindly communicated to all the police stations
the purpor of the last orders; also requesting the
officers of the several districts to notify all the SOL
diers, whom they should discover on the streets to
report themselves at Fort McHenry tomorrow
morning.
CHARGE OF ENTICING AWAY SLAyE.-Hester
Tilghman, negress, was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger Thornton, charged with enticing a boy slave
from the service of Peter S. Spicker 1t appears
that Hester is the mother of the boy, and some
time since, before the Orphans Court, swore that
he was an orphan and had him bound to the service
of Spilcker Subsequently the boy disappeared
but was afterwards found, under circumstances
leading to the belief that the woman had enticed
him away, and she sent to Jail upon that
charge. She was released short time since and
the boy again disappeared and has not been heard
from. Hester arrested the second time at the
instance of Spilcker and committed to Jail by Jus
tice Audoun to answer the above charge.