The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-25
CITY NTELLIGENCE.


ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Un Tuesday night about
half-past ten O'clock an attempt was made to rob
the tailoring establishment of Mr.. Isaac Hartman
No. South Gay street. The front door of the
dwelling was left open, and the thieves passed
through the entry to the yard attached to the house
Here they attempted to gain an entrance to the
store by forcing the window shutters of rear
window. piece of the shutter flew off and fell
to the pavement the noise of which aWoke those
sleeping in the apartments above, but they did not
rise. The thieves waited for few minutes to see
II the noise had attracted attention. when they
again went to work In attempting to spring the
from bar from its place the jimmy broke, and one
part OF 1t fell to the pavement with a clash. A
member of the family rose from bed and threw ND
the window Immediately above where the thieves
were at work, when they fed.
MARINE DTsAsrER.-The brig Laura, Captain
Crook, from San Bias, which on yesterday was
towed into port by the steam tug Loness reports
that on the 10th instant, in Ion 33 deg 35 min lat
"a deg 81 min., she came into collision with the
bark Mary Morton, bound from Savannah to New
orK. The Laura was quite seriously damaged in
her hull, spars, and otherwise. The Mary Morton
lost her head rigging and jib boom. The Laura re-
ports that on the 18th she experienced heavy gale
In which her sails were split. The ship Juniata
captain Wilson, from Liverpool, arrived at her
wharf yesterday. She reports encountering, on the
"a inst, in long. 90 deg, hurricane of great vio-
lence, and on the 18th inst, she was in the gale
which prevailed in the bay and at the capes She
did not sustain any damage
the three
days over 700 emigrants have arrived at this port
from Bremen. Those who arrived on the Industrie
had been scarcely shipped for the West before the
ship Ocean, Capt. klapper, ship Roland, Capt Wcke,
ana the park Snstau, Capt. Nimaber, were towed
into port. The Ocean was SO days out and brings
2o4 emlgrants. During the voyage there were four
deaths, one woman and three children The Ro-
land was out 48 days and brings 279 emigrants and
the GUSTAV was out A days and brings ll3 emf.
grants. Thames street, yesterday afternoon, pre-
sented quite an animated appearance, being thronged
with the emgrants and their baggage Most of
the number left for the West, and the largest por-
ton of those still remaining will stay in the city
put few days, when they too will leave for the
West.
ACcIDENT.-Y esterday morning whilst the work
men were engaged in making repairs to the build
ing formerly occupied by the New Market Engine
Company, on North Eutaw street a norton Of a
heavy cornice on the second story fell to the floor
and badly injured two of the hands, viz: William
Phillips, living on Madison street, near Aisouitb,
and Charles Fuller, High street, Fayette.
They were soon removed from the building and
the services of DR.. Harris availed of, who found
that they had both received injuries of the spine
The wounded men were then removed to their
homes by their fellow-workmen.
THE MINUTE MEN."-The Association cf Min.
ute Men, design visiting Easton, Talbot county
Nd, day, to take part in the Grand Mass Meet
ing to be held at that place. They have chartered
the fine steamer Georgia, of the Norfolk Line, and
will leave the city at o'clock this morning. They
intend to parade, in regaia and with torches, to-
night at Easton and judging from the large num-
bers who have already signfed their intention of
going, they will make such display ON the East
ern Shore as will astonish the natives. The same
rules of order which have regulated the "Mnute
Men, here in their parades will be strictly OBJ
served during their visit to Easton
FIRE.-The alarm of fire last night between 8
and 10 o'clock, from box 43, proceeded from the
burning of the three-st0ry brick dwelling and
store on the corner of Poppleton and Vine streets
The house was owned by Mrs. Dority Raby. 0c-
cupied in the lower part by Mr.. John Donnelly as
grocery store, and above by Mrs. Carrigan as
dwelling. The fire originated in the third story BY
accident. The loss of the occupants is about $500
each. No insurance. The three-story brick dwell
ling on Poppeton street, occupied by Mrs. A. NJ.
very slight