The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-05

| opened his window to see from whence the
SOUND proceeded. On observing the latter
gentlemen preparing to come to the assistance of
mr.. elton, both assailants left, but officer Fields
| Delng near at the time, succeeded in capturinp
! Moons, and carried him to the Western station
! On being searched, the whole apparatus of a bur-
g!ar was found in his possession. including huge
Iron Iron jimmy, murderous looking dirk-knife in a
sheath. and pair of long nippers used by gentle
men OF the craft for unlocking doors from the ont
sid, in cases where the parties NAV banpan to
Ieave the Key in the lock during the night Koons
was taken before acting Mayor Spicer on Soturdoy
morning, but refused to give the name of his a.
comphce, and was committed to Jail to await the
actlon ot the Grand Jury, the charge of attemnt
ing 10 XIII Mr. Welton, and also of being burglar
IhE WLNANs' STEAMER.-This steamer left this
port Tor Norfolk on Friday morning. at s O'clock
she has full crew on board, and is commanded NV
Capt. Vaughn, Mr.. Frazier being Chief Engineer.
one was accompanied by Clinton and Walter Wi
mans, sons OF one of the proprietors The steamer
has been put in condition for sea service and il the
intention OF her propretors to Immediately make
series OF experimental trips with her from Nor
lolK out to sea, superintended by themselves in
person.
SUDDEN DEATH.--Joseph Casey, negro. aged
about fifty years, fell down suddenly Yesterday
morning, in grog-shop on Lexington street and
expired Casey was married man, and had been
IN pad health for some time past, obtaining his
living chiefly by hanging around the market and
carrying parcels, &c. DR.. Greentree held an in
quest on his body, and the jury returned a verdict
that death resulted from disease of the heart
brought on chiefly by intemperance and exposure.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Solomon Smith, on a charge of assaulting and
beating his daughter-in-law, Catharine. on Satur
day, was committed for a hearing by Justice Io-
gan.
Henry Carmne, for violating a CITY ordinance
IN having hred pistol on the street on Saturday.
was fined one dollar and costs by Justice Showacre
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Batimore fayorita
comedian, John Sleeper Clark, commences a six
night engagement this evening at Holiday street
IL Is not necessary to recommend this sterling actor
TO the public, he is well and favorablv known
Manager Ford is indetatigabe in his efforts to pre-
sent to the public entertainments worthy of their
support, and it is to be hoped that the engagement
VIII be profitable, to enable him to continue his
liberal efforts.
Front STREET THEATRE.-The Circus will receive
tonight an accession in Mr. Melville the celebrated
rider, who will perform feats of wonder on his horse
Flylng Chidas. The acrobatc feats of Tom King
are unsurpassed. The entire performance is ex
cellent.
MONUMENTAL ASSEMBLY RooMs.-Professor d. B.
San Juan will give a slight of hand exhibition this
evening in this hall, corner of St. Paul and Centre
streets. lie is spoken of as one of the most sue
cesstu magicians who has ever visited our city, and
the exhibition will no doubt be entertaining
THE PANoRAMA.-Sanderson's Panorama of the
RUSSIAN war is now in the third week of its repre-
sentation at the Hall of the MARYLAND Institute.
The picture possesses great merits and is correct
dellneation Of the important events it is despned
to commemorate. 1t is well worth visit band
OF music is in attendance every evening