The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-26
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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| from Bremen, via Southampton, with dates to the
| 18th (anticipated), arrived here this evening.
CITY NI,ELLIGENCE.
| RIoToUs DEMONSTRATION AT MAGNoLIA.-Yes ester
| day the German Beneficial Society went on an
| excursion to Magnolia. No disturbance of anv
moment occrrred during the day, but just as the
| party were about to return to the ctv, number
! of rowdies made an assault an elderly German.
| Stones were thrown into the cars, and every de-
monstraton given of an intention to have general
riot Capt. Thomas Slater, the conductor, tele-
graphed to Mr. A. W. Crawford, the agent of the
| Philadelphia and Wilmington Company in
this city, giving the names of the principal
rioters. On the reception of the telegram,
MIR. Crawford proceeded to the eastern district
police station, and informed Captain Lynch of the
affair." and also procured warrants for the arrest Of
| the parties, which were placed in the hands of
| Lieutenant Thompson, who collected a squad and
proceeded to the limits of the city, at Canton with
the intention of stopping the cars and arrestng the
! the rioters. When the train approached it was
! stopped by the flag man before the officers could
get to it, and the guilty parties, looking from the
| car windows and seeing the police, jumped
from the cars and fed. The police
| gave pursuit and succeeded in arresting
! the following persons: John Jordan, William
! johnson, VIM. Thomson Bagge Balter6eld, Henry
Thompson, Geo. Smith and VIM. Knight They
all taken to the eastern police station, where
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station of the Philadelphia railroad to inform Mr..
Crawford of the arrest. That gentleman not
present, but Capt T. Slater, who had charge of the
tran and who directed the telegram to be sent to the
city, told the lieutenant that she had no charge
to make against the crowd; they had done no injury
to him. although he saw them throw stones into the
car" The police acted in the most prompt man
ner, and only succeeded in arresting the party after
| a severe chase. OF course, as no complaint was
made by the railroad company its agents, they
will be discharged and the efforts of the police will
go for naught.
| PoLTICAL-The following notice, interesting ''to
| whom it may concern and neatly printed in con-
spicuous type, upon placard measuring twelve
by twelve, appeared upon the door of an attorney
in Fayette street, st, Paul, yesterday morn
ing:
NOTICE TO SUCKERS.
| The degraded wretches who visit candidates,
begging and whining for money to ''muscle'' with,
are earnestly requested to give this Office a wide
berth.
Such characters are entreated to oppose the
nomination of the undersigned for Congress
1t is the honest and brave, the pure patriots and
good citizens of the Third Congressional district
the undersigned expects to represent in the coun-
! ellis of the nation. JOHN H. Inc.
July 22d, 1859.
OPENING OF GUYS MONUMENT HousE.-Guy' s
| Monument House, corner of Fayette and Calvert
| streets, having undergone thorough repairs, was
! yesterday reopened on the European plan. nu-
| merous company assembled, including the re
porters of the press. The bill of fare embraced all
| the delicacies of the season and the choicest
| liquors. Mr. William Guy, the proprietor de-
serves liberal support from the public, he is
an accommodating host and most excellent ca
terer. The room on the northeast corner has
! been fitted up by Mr.. Feast, as floral salesroom.
The house. as it is improved. contains twenty
| five chambers, ten parlors, and one large public
room, used for lunch and refreshment room.
| THREATENING TO KILL.-Peter Lynch was arrested
yesterday morning, by Capt. Lineweaver, Of the
western district, on the charge of threatening to
! kill Thomas r. McAtee. 1t appears from the evil
ing at the house of McAtee, in Finksburg, Carroll
county, and when called on to settle their bill,
which amounted to $50, gave McAtee note for
| that amount, which proved to be worthless. They
| then left for Reisterstown, where they over
taken by McAtee, who demanded hi, money, and
was threatened by Lynch. He followed them. how
ever, to the city, and made complaint before JUS
tice Logan, who issued a warrant for the arrest OF
| Lynch, and held him to await the order of the au-
tborties of Carroll county.
New INSURANCE AGENCY.-As will be seen by the
| advertisement in another place. Mr.. Samuel Towns
end has received the agency for Fire Insurance
Company, in addition to one he already holds for
! the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mr..
Townsend will be able to satisfy all who may de-
sire to deal with him of the soundness of his COM
panies and where he is known, the fact that he has
consented to act agent, will be regarded very
conclusive evidence that his principals mean moth
ing but fair and honorable dealing.
AcoIDENT.-A daughter of Mr.. Ado!phus Ger
tench, West Biddle street, On Sunday evening,
about O'clock, was filling lamp with ethereal
oil, whilst of the tubes were lighted. Some OF
the fluid escaping, ignted, set fire to table cover
and communicated to her clothing. The family i'm
mediately rushed from another room to her assist
ance, and after much exertion succeeded IN extln-
| gushing the flames, not. however, until she was
| badly burned about the head and arms
DIsABLED.-The schooner FRS, Capt. Cook, which
left this port on Saturday last for Wilmington, N.
c., about 10 o'clock on that night came in collision
with the schooner Mist from New York, and lost her
mainboom mainsail, and boat. and had her star
board quarter carried away. The MIST did not sus-
tain much damage. The his returned to this city
| for repairs. -.. s-. 20, .-..-.. ..
FELL DEAD.-John libel, German barber on
Lombard street. one door from Light fell dead in
! his shop last evening about O'Clock. Hehad been
complaining for several days. but able to attend
to his work, having shaved a customer about an
hour before his death. libel was aged about 90
years, was married, but had no children. He is
| supposed to have died from disease of the heart
/ ACCIDENT.-On Sunday evening, while Mr.. John
| Higgins, of Locust Point, walking across a
stubbe field, he tripped and fell, his right shoulder
striking large stone and disocating his He
suffered much during Sunday night and until yes
1 terday morning at nine oclock, when DR.. Dwindle
| succeeded in reducing the dislocation.
! A CAs on THE PASSENGER RAILRoAD.-This morn
ing at eight O'Clock, car, with eight gray horses
i attached will start on the CITY Passenger Railroad
4 at the foot of Broadway, and will up the track
to North and Baltimore streets. Those of our citi
Zens who desire to try this new mode ofcity travel
1 can be accommodated by applying to the conduc.
tor, Mr.. Chas. Hancock. '-......
! BURGLARY.-The dwelling of Mr.. Simon Park
hurst No. 81 Green street, entered un Satur-
n day night, and robbed of several articles The
noise made by the burglar aroused colored wo-
| man, sleeping in the house, and she gave the
alarm, causing the scamp to decamp with but a
small amount of booty. ....a..,. s.
4 BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPARTMENT.-This body
met yesterday evening at the old City Hall. The
only business of Importance transacted was the
return of the First Baltimore Hose Company to the
department. They were admitted on the payment
of fine of $50
INTENT TO KLL.-Caroline Thomas, negress, wa
arrested on Sunday by officers Candy and Miller
| on the charge OF assaulting b. Thomas with
! butcher knife with intent to kill. She com
mitted to answer the charge at court by Justic'
Showacre.
\ M HEALTH RFPoRT.-By reference to the report o
DIR. J. W. Houck, Health Commissioner, in anothe
column, it will be seen that the number of deaths
4 in the city, for the week ending yesterday morn
ing, was 140 showing slight increase on the pre-
ceding week.
n -,r l,.., FIRES. 3d.. Fs.. ,.e.,
4 The alarm of fire about O'Clock, yesterday al
ternoon proceeded from the rectifying establish
ment of Messrs. Martin, Belt IL Co., los n. Howar
street The fire was caused by the careless hand
ling of candle in the cellar, which set hre to
measure containing spirits. The damage done wa
small, and is covered by insurance. laborer
named Thomas Sutherland, was severely burne
about the arms. Q.IE.H -i-aLt4t J. Z
The alarm of fire at IL O'Clock on Sunday night
proceeded from the burning of a bed in the hous
of Policeman eVaughan, No. 495 West Lombar
street. lsl,.a- .,,-. ]i1t, .rsHr.. Hs. sa'-.-
III Il-t POLICE INTELLIGENCE 4tT -,
I l Richard Espane and Henry Jones were arreste
yesterday by Officer Bachelor, charged with az
sauting and beating Rosy Bush and Jane Miller
They were committed fot court by Justice Jolly.
e A4USEIfENTS f''3
Z WASHINGTON HALL.-The excellent concerts give