The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

CRUELTY TO ANIMALs-Y esterday evening officer
Jones, of the Western district, arrested two men
named John Collins and Henry Thomas on the
charge of cruelty beating horse which they had
attached to rockaway wagon. The officer first
observed them in Pratt street beating the horse
with the butt end of heavy whip; the animal ap.
parenty having been driven so hard as to be almost
unable to get along. Upon seeing the officer, they
turned OFT into Lombard street, but were follow ed
by him, and when the officer again came up to
them, two OF them were out of the vehicle taking
turns in beating the horse over the head The
oilIcer secured two of them and took them to the
statlon-hOuse; the third got Off While locked up
they could give no correct account of the horse
owner. Justice Ensor committed them for Court.
Property SALEs.-F. W. Bennett Co., auc
tioneers, sold yesterday at the Merchants Ex-
change saesrooms a tract of land, of one hundred
acres situated in Baltimore county on the Reisters
town road, eight miles from the city, known as a
part of Hammond's Rich Land" Purchased by
James ii. Magee for $4,000. Col Saml H. Cover
sold on the premises lot of ground situated on
North Gay street. near Madison street The lot
fronts twelve feet on Gay street. and has depth
to Madison street. Improved by a two-story and
attic brick dwelling. Subject to an annual ground
rent of SIS. Purchased by Henry Drager for S745.
THREATENING THE PoLICE.-On Monday night,
Sergeant Essender and Officer Logue arrested Danl
Broderick, an ex-poceman of the present force,
on the charge OF threatening to kill Essender Aus
tin Kelly also arrested at the same time on the
charge of interfering with the officers in the dis
charge of their duty. They had a hearing yester-
terday morning before Justice Ensor, when Brode-
rick was committed to Jail in default of security for
Court, and Kelly released on bail. Subsequently,
Broderick gave security and was present in Court,
to testify at the hearing of the haJeas corpus cases
of Gade and Mully.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-On Monday
night man named Thomas B. Th"mpSon was
arrested by officer Rrawner, charged with assault
ing with intent to kill his brother, James Thomson
The parties live in the southern section ac the CITY
Thomas was intoxicated and commenced a quarrel
with his brother, which led to blows. During the
fight, James received severe cut in the hand from
knife in the hands of his brother, who was
committed to Jail by Justice Showacre to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
ACCIDENT ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHGo RAILROAD.
"A collision occurred yesterdayon the line Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, near Rhodemar's
Tunnel, caused by one burden train running into
the rear of another. The engine and some of the
cars were badly smashed, and the express train
was delayed nearly four hours We do not know
whether any one was hurt
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-Yesterday even
ing woman named Emma Davis, who lives in
disreputable part of Chestnut street, was arrested
ON the charge of assaulting Rose Differ with club
with intent to kill. Justice Hiss committed her to
Jail for Court