The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-25

port in Europe and some port in the South Judge
Spicer, President of the First Branch, has APP
viz: Messrs. McPhail, Cotton, Penn, Norris and
Mace.
EXCLUSION TO HAvRE-DE GRAcE-RIorous BEHA-
vIoR.-Y esterday morning excursion party left
here on board the steamer Georgia, bound for
Hayrede-Grace and Port Depnsite. Ii was called
the st. Bridget Excursion, and advertisement
announcing it stated that "good order, confecton-
cry dinner, &c, shall be such will be calculated
to please, satisfy, and merit the applause of every
one present. There was large party on board,
a great number Of respectable people with their
families, but there also a crowd who soon
proved that they were going to be anything but
pleasant company to those who went to enjoy them
selves. After the boat had got some miles down
the bay, the effect of whskey became visible among
crowd on board, who hovered around the bar, and
continued.
Eventually man named Patrick Collins became
very unruy, and assaulted any who approached
him. Officer James Garvey, one of the police on
board, was called to attend to Collins, and when he
approached him in becoming manner and re-
quested him to desist, Collins struck him violent
blow in the face, the officer then drew his billy to
protect himself, when he was surrounded by others,
Knocked down and struck with empty bottles His
brother officers came to Garyey's assistance, and
after some hard fighting got him away from his
assailants. Garvcy's shirt was nearly torn from
his back, his coat ripped open from collar to skirts,
and his hat was cut through in two places by a
knife, the blade just grazing the scalp. He was
very sore and bruised about the face and neck.
The outrages of the rowdy party continued until
the boat reached Havre-de Grace, and at that town
the conduct OF some Of them is said by the officers
to have been very dsorderly. There were a great
many halt-grOwn men, who seemed all to have
been drunk from the time the boat left until she
returned to the wharf. Besides the fighting about
the bar, the officers say, there was much disturb
ance during the trip in the after part of the boat
which did not receive the "applause of all present.
Several persons left the boat at Havre-de Grace
and came to the city in the cars.
Information was given to the police here of the
assault on GarVey, when Sergeant Cochran and
officers Bouchet Seidenstricker and Ware pro-
ceeded to Canton, and upon the arrival of the boat
they arrested Daniel Roach, Fritz Buckenhemer,
ana Henry Eudence, alias Deuce. Collins has not
yet been taken. They all belong to the "Peelers"
and have figured before in police annals The oii-
GERS detailed for duty on the boat were Garvey
L"ttus, Jamison, and McAdams. They say the
crowd so lar outnumbered them that their authori-
ty was deied. Those arrested were held last
night for hearing at the Middle district station
house.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY-DEsPEnATE NEGRo-Yes-
terday afternoon, about one o'clock, a negro, call
ing himself George Dorsey, discovered con-
eeaed in the house of Mary Brown a negress,
living in Wayne street between Green and Warner
streets The woman gave the alarm and Dorsey
immediately ran to the win dow and jumped into
the street. The cries of the woman attracted the
attention of Mr.. William Baker and Mr.. William
D. owen, who were near at hand, and seeing the
man getting out of the window they ran towards
MIN, he making off towards Green street. As they
neared MN, the negro deliberately turned, drew
double barreled pistol and discharged both barrels
at MS pursuers. This did not stop the chase which
was joined in by officers Reynolds, HAYS and
Bowers, who heard the firing, and the negro was
captured, alter running about two squares, by Mr..
Orem. The officers coming up, Immediately took
him into custody, when he made desperate resist
ance, striking and kicking at them as they pushed
him along the streets. When they got near the
southern station, Captain Boyd went to the assist
ance OF the other officers, and the negro caught
him so firmly by one that the officer was com
PEELED to strike him with his billy to break the
hold. Even when near the station house door the
desperado struck at officer MeCracken, calling him
s-n OF b-h, when that officer knocked him
down. lie was then taken to the CELL and roned
he said he was sorry he did not have another load
Tor the men who pursued him. The pistol and
Dox containing bullets and caps were found on him.
1t Is said that Dorsey only came out of the peni-
tentiary last week. Justice Showacre sent him to
JAIL to answer the charges of assault with intent to
KILL and for attempting to rob.
SAD CASE OF DRowNING IN THE CHASE REsER-
yoIR.-On Monday afternoon, little boy named
ahomas FINN, about seven years of age, son of Mr..
Thomas Finn, living at No. Hamilton street. was
drowned in the Chase reservoir near the line of
North Charles street, under the following circum-
stances: 1t appears that he, in company with two
other boys about the same ,stroed as far as the
above place, and that as the boy Finn ho had got
on to the wall of the reservoir attempted to reach
something in the water, he lost his balance and fell
IN, no one being near to save him. This was the
story told by one of the boys named Apheus
oBrlen, who was questioned about the absence of
young Finn On Monday night, and confirmed by
Ihe others VINO was in company. Yesterday James
5. Suter, Esq, informed of the accident and
proceeded to the reservoir for the purpose of turn
ing OIL the water which was done about IL O'Clock,
and at ~ O'Clock the body was recovered. Cor
oner Greentree held an inquest, when the jury rem
dered verdict of accidental drowning.
AN AGGRAVATED AssAULT.-A man nam ed Thomas
Garvey, with a companion, entered the drinking
saloon known as the White House, on Gay street,
near Front street, formerly kept by Daniel Cam
bridge, and asked for liquor, and being refused as
saulted the bar-keeper, Thomas Lee, with a bottle
he struck Lee a blow on the back part of the head
iniiicting a severe cut. Officer Hamilton arrested
Garyey and took him to the Central station when
Justice Hiss committed him for Court.
BALLOON AScENsIoN.-Professor j. Pusev, the
eronaut,will make his fty-ffth ascension from the
large enclosure adjoining the Hand Tavern, on
Paea street, near Lexington, this afternoon at four
O'Clock