The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-13
CITY NTELLHE ENNE

Bold RoBBERY.-About 10 o'clock. p. NJ. on
Sunday, after the celebration of the sacrament of
the Lords Supper, at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, in Ross street, near McMachen
rather Glustlniani pastor, bold and sacrilegious
robbery was perpetrated 1t appears that the YES
sells used In the sacrament placed in the sacris-
", ana whlle those engaged about the church had
thelr attention otherwise directed, some persons
climbed over the fence in the rear and stole n
large and beautiful cborium, made of silver and
valued at 500, also Il handsome chalice of silver
lined with gold valued at 500. As soon as the
theit was discovered. information was sent to the
Western station, and Capt. Linaweaver proceeded
TO investigate the matter, and as lady living near
saw several persons proving about the place it is
noped from her description the robbers will soon be
detected
DIsFoNEsr SERvANT.-Yesterday officer Morris
arrested negress named Henrietta johnson on the
charge OF robbing her master, Mr. Rhinehart re-
siding on Forrest street, of seventeen dollars in
money and quantity of clothing On Friday
last, Henrietta left her masters house taking with
her the SIT aud the wearing apparel, and on her
arrest Yesterday she had neither money nor cloth
ing She stated that she had spent SIS for candy
ana other sweetmeats, and had given the remaining
81 to negreSs named Francis Jones, residing on
Spring street, near Pratt. The officer visited the
quarters OF the negress Jones, whom he arrested,
nut did not succeed in getting either money or
clothing. The two women were confined in the
Eastern district police station to await an exami-
nation.
COLLECTION OF TAxEs-The following is the ap-
gregate OF taxes collected by the City Collector for
the month of November:
1877 Observation-Disclosures. S27S 20 50 sos o.
1883 6,S 6,S 90 7SS6 s.
s,...,, 49,, n,, s5,a9s 90 @5l,5d7 So
streets ana Pumps. 14O1 65
w,.., $4,000 IS
Which makes a total, including State and city, of
SCI ,36S IA. "
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Sunday morninr obopt
three o'clock, Mr. Lawrence Rily living at the cor
ner OF Hartford avenue and Point lane was aroused
from his slumbers by burglars. He sprang from
ms bed, and on going to the entry met one of the
robbers, who struck him a severe blow with a
jimmy in the mouth. Mr.. Alex. Stewart, who was
also sleeping in the house. hearing the noise arose
and he too was struck by the thief, but not seri-
ousy injured. The robber escaped but did not sue
ceed in securing any valuabes
TRoors FROM HARPERs FERRY.-Ye Yestertlay after
noon at O'Clock, there arrived at the Camden sta
tlon, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad -four companies of
U. >; troops IN an extra train from Harper's Fer
ry. Theyare the same body which went up under the
command of Col. Robt. L. Lee, u s. Army; they
numbered $50 men, with 25 officers and are under
orders for Fortress Monroe, preparatory to pro-
ceeding to New Mexico. They left for Old Point
in the Norfolk boat yesterday at 4 O'clock.
BAKER's WAGON ROBBED.-As Mr. F. f. Numsen,
OF IL Ross street, serving his customers yes
terday morning on the Falls road, having occasion
to leave his wagon for few minutes some bows
took the opportunity to rife the wagon of its con
tents consisting of quantity of bread and biscuits
There is a complaint that this is a usual occur
renee in that locality, and the attention of the po-
lice is much desired,
THEFT OF A SHAwL.-Samuel Bradbury was ar
rested yesterday, charged with stealing shawl
valued at ten dollars, the property of Louisa
Abrams. 1t appears that on Saturday evening
last, ball came off in public room on Fell street
near the wharf and Louisa and Samuel were in
attendance, and while the former was tripping the
light fantastic toe with a favOrite swain Samuel
ran away with her shawl. He was held for a fur
ther hearing by Justice Whaen.
HEALTH OF THE GovERNoR.-We learn from Prof
n. X. Smith, who returned from Anna apolis yester-
prove, and that be is in condition which renders
a speedy recovery probable.
THE WrNAHs' STEAMER.-This unique specimen of
naval architecture, we learn from Mr.. Ross Wi
mans, reached her wharf at Ferry Bar, on Sunday
evening about seven o'clock. She performed dur
ing her severnl triatrips to the entire satisfaction
OF her projectors and owners.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-An attempt was made on
Sunday night about O'Clock tn pick the lock on
the front door of the fancy dry goods store of Mrs
l.. w ontlScth, on the corner of Ross and Union
streets; but the vigilance of officer Lipscnmb frus-
trated the design of the burglars who fed on his
approach, and escaped.
VIOLATION OF ACT OF ASSEMBLY Y-Y esterdav morn
ing officer Everett arrested q. Mabee on the CHARGE
OF keeping bagatelle-table in Ottawa Hall, corner
OF Pratt and Bond streets, without license He
was fined $50 and costs by Justice Duncan.
HEARIYG.-Peter Mace, charged with passino 4
counterfeit gold dollar, had hearing Yesterday
morning before u. S. Commissioner Hanan and
was committed for further hearing.