The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-26

BURGLARIEs.-About six O'Clock on Thursday
evening, the house of Capt. Q. +. Letrow on Pratt
street, near spring street. was entered by thieves
and robbed of the following articles: half dozen
silver table spoons, one dozen silver teaspoons two
silver tea soup spoons set of knives and forks
with ivory handles, gold necklace, a purse
worked with silver beads, and a large number of
other articles. The family were absent at the
time. About the hour named, a Young man, Mr.
John keech, called at the house with basket of
oranges which he had been directed to leave there
and on his ringing the bell the door was opened by
a man (the supposed thief who took the basket of
oranges, thanking Mr.. keech for the present and
Temarklng that the family would be delighted with
the present. This is of the boldest of the
many burglares which have taken place lately
On Thursday night the boot and shoe es-
adjustment OF Robert Tridle, Charles near
fratt street, was entered by burglars and
robbed of lot of boots and shoes, the whole valued
at about $40. An entrance was effected by prisng
open the front shutter by the of jimmies. No
arrests were made
buRGLARIous.-On Thursday night several dwell
ings on the north side of Franklin street. between
Pearl and Pine streets were entered by burglars
and robbed OF various articles of value. The house
OF Dr. HUllns, No. 1856, was robbad of several arti-
ces of clothing; No. 1877, occupied by Mrs Ruth
DUNCAN, robbed of silver spoons and other house
mold iurpiture the thieves also entered No. lS9,
occupied by Mrs. Scene, but took nothing of
value; No. l9l, occupied by Z. S. Alnutt was
robbed of several articles of silver-ware; No. 1873
occupied by Mrs. McAllister, was broken into but
burglars effected n
entrance into all the houses by way of the back
alley, and with the use of the 'tjimmy.'
"CHAMPIoN OF LIGHT WEIGnTs''-Gonfest for the
PrtSe.-l esterday afternoon Lewis Stewart (ne-
grol was arrested by constable Chambers on the
charge of selling hay, which did not weigh as
was the owner of the hay, but afterwards Benjamin
Dowden (negro) claimed the wagon and hay as
MS property Stewart was arr Aligned before JUS
tce Boyd, and while an officer went in quest of
r. Savage, had ar.
tempted to sell the hay, Dowden drove off with
the wagon and could not be found afterwards
Inc Justice fined Stewart $50 and costs, from
winch Judgment an appeal was taken.
ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Yester-
day afternoon man who gave his name as Barney
Gichrist, and hailing from the town of Texas Balt
more county, entered the clothing store of H.
Goodman, corner OF Lombard street and Centre
Market space, and after selecting a quantity of
wearing apparel, rendered in payment a $40 note
on the Commercial and Farmers Bank, and SIS on
the Bank of Baltimore. On examination both
proved to be connterfeits. He stated that he had
found the two notes in the Centre Market-house-
A policeman was called and he was arrested and
taken before Justice Hiss who committed him to
Jail for Court.
DIsoRDERLY CoNDUoT.-Yesterday afternoon
while man named John Gillyara was PLAYING an
organ in Holiday street, young man named Henry
White threw quantity of mud and sand into the
instrument. Sergt. McComas, hearing of the cir
oumstance, arrested White in the 10th ward house,
to pay the organst SIS for injury done to his instru
ment, and also fined him for disorderly conduct, on
the payment Of which he released
The LAW GREYs.-This fine military corps, Capt.
Thomas Bowers, have received their new uniforms,
and last evening they assembled at their armory
IN Metropolitan Hall, to the number of thirtyfour
where they were inspected by Captain Bowers
They presented an elegant appearance, the selec-
tion of the uniform showing much taste. They
will parade in their new dress on the occasion Of
the reception of the Japanese Embassy.
lNQUEsr.-Coroner Hall was yesterday called to
hold an inquest on the body of an infant which
was found dead in bed at No. 122 Holiday street.
At the time the child was found, its mother, Mrs.
Mullan, was in the bed intoxicated. 4 verdict
was rendered of "death from causes unknown to
the jury"
hoBBERY.-A man named Peter Bohmever was
arrested yesterday, charged with stealing a ten
dollar banknote from Jacob bornisher, a black
smith, doing business ON Hill street near Chatles-
He was taken before Justice Showacre, who COM
mitted him to Jail for the action of the Grand Jury