The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-13
CIT1 NT'ELLIGENCE.

SAILED FOR LIBERIA.-The Colonization shin Mary
c. Stevens Captain James Etcherberger sailed YES
terday from kerr's wharf, FelPs Point destined for
Liberia The announcement of her sailing drew to
| the wharf very large crowd of persons mostly
negroes, who generally were present for the purpose
OF bidding farewell to their friends who were about
| to embark. Religious exercises conducted on
! the wharf, by Rev. Andrew b. Cross Rev Dr.
Smith, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church:
Rev. DR.. Dixon, of w Westminster; and the Rev. Gid
con ID. Day, of the Seamen's Bethel Fell's Point.
Inc snip carries $50 emigrants, among whom are
three colored Missionaries, the Revs. Armistead
| Miller, James Amos, and Thomas Amos
Iwenty-six OF the emigrants are free people from
! Chester county, Pa. Thirty-fve are slaves from
Virginia, VIZ % manumitted by the will of B.
Borgess., of Northumberland county, and IL by the
| VIII OF Timothy Rogers, of Bedford county, Ten
! were set free by Miss Jones, of Charleston, S. c.,
| five by Mrs. NJ. Z. H. King, of Louisiana Twenty
iour are from Georgia. viz: five by the will of Gus
tave Douglass, of Augusta, and twelve by the will
| OF F. D. W alker, and seven by Moses Walker of
| Burke county. As she was being towed out three
| cheers were given, and heartily responded to By
! those on board.
HIGHWAY RoRBERY.-Henry Collins and Andrew
! Lancaster, arrested Yesterday morning
! charged with robbng Geo. r. Armtage of a cold
watch valued at $40. They were taken before JUS
tlce Logan and examined, when from the testimony
elected, 1t appears that on Wednesday night while
| Mr.. Armitage on his way home on Preston
street, near Gibson, he was followed for long dis
lance Dy Two men who In appearance resembles
those arrested. When he had reached vacant lot
between Bidde and Preston streets, one of the
men approached him and asked the time He
pulled out his watch to tell them when the robber
snatched it from his hand and made off with il
Mhen arrested, 1t was still upon his person, with
| the ring wrenched from it, and without any guard
Justice Logan committed them both for court but
Mrs. Catharine Beard offering herself as bail for
the future appearance of Lancaster, in the sum of
S5OO, he was set at large The other party ac-
cused was remanded to jail for court
| THE WINANS STEAuEp cinnamon ,,,Jo, IL .
supervision of her inventor and builders, made
another experlmentaltrip yesterday morning down
the Patapsco river as far Bodkin Point Buoy-
The trial met with the same result as on Tuesday
with the exception that there was slight increase
In her speed, the amount of power used being the
same as on the former occasion. The absence of a
strong head wind, however, and the comparative
smoothness OF the water offered less obstruction to
the vessels progress. To-day the vessel will make
! another experimental trip, using only half the
amount OF power as on the last two trials for the
purpose ottesting the propeller at slow speed.
RoBBERY.-At an early hour yesterday morning,
the dwelling house, No. So McCulloch street. was
entered and robbed of several articles valued at So
| The robbers entered the premises in the rear,
through window which had been left open in
consequence of the frames and sash having recently
been painted. large quantity of silver-ware
| together with a large sum of money in coin were
IN one OF the rooms which the burglars entered
but failing to break into the closet which contained
1t, they became frightened and ran off having OBJ
tanned put little booty.
ACcIDENTs.-Yesterday morning n man named
Joseph Greener, employed as regulator in the
yard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Mt.
Clare, was accidentally caught between two cars
which he was at the time engaged in adjusting and
severely bruised about the body, as well as inter
nalIy y injured He was carried to his home, No. ia
McHenry street, above Scott and SURGEON beinp
sent for he soon obtained relief, and is now doing
well.
Arthur Thompson, Esq, of the firm of Valentine
thompson, was yesterday afternoon thrown
from his buggy while driving on the Franklin
| road, near the Almshouse, and had one of his
legs broken.
! For SAyANNAH.-The steamship CITY of Norfolk,
d. Z. Parker, commander, sailed Yesterday morning
at " O'Clock for Savannah with a full freight and
ham and G. c. Scott Baltimore: S. c. Long, wife
and child, Princess Ann, Maryland; Russell Val
than, Georgia; S. S. Girvin, Savannah, Georgia.
PROPERTY SALES.
=, James II. Chance, auctioneer, sold yesterday at
| the Exchange Reading Rooms, a lot of ground on
| the south side OF Lexington street, No. 5l4. The
lot extends from Lexington street to Vine street.
and Is improved by two brick dwellings, one of
which is on East street. Subject to a ground rent
of S5O75; Purchased by j. NJ. Seeger, for S5OC
:, samuel IL. Cover anctioneeT, sold yesterday at
the Exchange Reading Rooms, lot of ground and
improvements on the southwest corner of Pine
street and Josephine alley fronting on Pine street.
dS ieet inches, and running back so feet to a Is
feet alley. Improved by three-story brick dwell
| ing. The whole subject to a ground rent of SIS.
| Purchased by James r. Chance, for 81 $50.
The same auctioneer, sold yesterday on the premi-
ses two lots OF ground on the east side of Caroline
street. north OF Madison, each fronting Is feet with
depth of so feet. The lots are improved by two
three-story brick dwellings with back buildings.
The houses are numbered 1913 and 1875; ground rent
Sl.5O per front foot. No. 1913 was purchased by
Michael Dain for S775, and No. 1875 by Geo. Owens
| Tor the same amount.