The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-29
POLJTE TVTELLJE ENCE

ARREST OF THE EXPRESS RIoTERs.-An account
was published in the local columns of this paper
some days ago, of an outrage of the most brutal
and heathenish kind, committed board of the
steamer Express, with party of camp-meeting ex-
cursionsts on board, bound for the Choptank river
Since then the police have been on the look out for
the rioters it was thought that they hailed from
the western section of the city. On Saturday
morning, officers Handy and Brooks succeeded in
arresting man named Geo. Deford on the charge
ofbeing one of the party. He was taken before the
acting Mayor, who, after hearing the testimony of
the officers making the arrest, held him to bail in
the sum of 81 900 to appear and answer the charge
on Tuesday morning at O'Clock. The bail was
given bV his father who is said to be very re-
spectacle man. From remarks made by the prison
er at the station, the officers had their attention
directed to other parties. On Saturday night Off
GERS Hause and Chambers succeeded in the arrest
of two young men named John Cosgrove and John
Howard, while they were following the German
Turner's in their march to Monument Square They
are both very young men. They were brought
before the acting Mayor yesterday morning, and
sent to Jail in default of 81 900 bail each, to appear
and answer on Tuesday morning at o'clock All
three of the party hail from the northwestern sec
ton of the city, and have figured before in police
annals.
Yesterday William Reese, young man about 10
years of age, also arrested by officers Dinsmore
and Deenng, on the charge of being ofthe party
engaged in the outrage on board the Express. He
was locked up in the western station, and will be
brought before acting Mayor Ford this morning.
Reese, though young in years, has become noto-
rious on account of his many acts of rufhanism.
The four prisoners are members of club raying
under the of 'sBolters, who infest the north
western section of the city, their headquarters being
near the corner of Chatsworth and George streets.
The club is composed of young men between tae
ages Of IL and 20, and has for time been ter
ror to the people of the neighborhood.
Edward Chambers, negro was arrested on Satur-
day night by officer Mills, on the charge of assault
ing and beating his wife. Committed for Court by
Justice Logan.
Robert Dearing was arrested on Saturday night,
on the charge of abusing officer Hissey. Commit
ted for Court by Justice Logan.
John Miller was arrested on Saturday night for
assaulting and beating John Merekin. Held to
bail for hearing by Justice Logan.
VIM. kemper, ON the charge of fighting at Tur-
ner Hall, gave bail for further hearing before
Justice Logan.
Patrick Lester was arrested for assaulting his
wife, by officer Bailey, on Saturday night, aud
committed for Court by Justice Logan.
Robert Mascence arrested by officer Dearing
charged with assaulting man named Eagan. He
was committed to answer at Court by Justice
Ensor.
James White was arrested by officer Burke, for
fighting in the street. and taken before Justice En-
sor, who held him for further hearing.
VIM. Atkinson was arrested ON Saturday night,
by officer Stocken, charged with depositing spoiled
fish in an alley, near Lexington market. He was
fined $50 and costs by Justice Logan, and commit
ted to Jail in default of payment.
Lorenzo Myers and Augustus Matthews were ar
rested on Saturday night by officer Jameson, on
the charge of fighting in the street. They were
committed to Jail by Justice Logan in default of
security to keep the peace.
John Williams was arrested charged with assault
ing and beating Eliza Noland Released on bail for
Court by Justice Audoun.
Christian Fredrickson was arrested, charged with
assaulting and beating Frederick Galston. Re-
leased for Court by Justice McAllister.