The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-12

ATTEMPTED BURGLARHs-Between l2 and
O'Clock on Monday morning, two men, supposed to
De burglars, were seen upon the roof of the hard.
ware establishment of Messrs John f. and Georga
NJ McComas, No. 20 N. Howard street, BY Mrs
Kobnson, living on Fayette street, near Howard
Inc alarm was given, and officer Canavan and
private watchmen, Ford and Carr, ran to the
spot, but after search the robbers could not be
found. Upon an examination of the premises il
was seen that truitless attempt had been made to
,oTce , the rear door of the premises This estab-
hshment was robbed about three weeks ago
on the same night attempts were made to rob
tne silver plating establishment of Mr.. Archibald
campbell, on Light strset, near the Fountain Ho.
tei, the watch case factory adjoining, and the bot
tiing establishment of Mr.. Russell, on Mercer
fected. ""Nt u
tELtGious lNTELLIGENCE.-At a meeting of the
male members of the Charles Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, held on the evening of the 10th
inst, 1t was resolved to send delegates to the nro
posed convention of the laity OF that denomination
within the borders of Maryland and Virginia. to
memorialize the Baltimore Annual Conference, at
s next session. respecting the action of that body
In regard to the proceedings of the late General
Conference of Buffalo. Judge Bond and Dr. Henry
NJ. w llson were unanimously chosen delepates and
william McConkey and Samuel Landstreet a ter
mates. wv "" ""
CITY PASSENGER RAILwAY.-On Monday next
cars will be placed on the Canton routa Civ Pas
senger Railway, and they will be run reonlarIv
thus enabling our citizens to reach Canton nv the
same comfortable means which are afforded in 9TH
er sections OF the citv. The cars row run on the
Madison street line to Boundary avenue; on the
,!reen street line to the Cemetery, and on the Bal
nore street line (west as far as the last house on
the street. The Hanover and Sharp street routes
VIII be hurried to completion, and when done. ali
sections of the city can be reached by means Of
the cars. ~ "e""' VI
- hEsIsrING THE PoLICE.-Y esterday morning John
CLARK and Daniel Donnely got to lighting near the
Lexington market, and were both arrested by off
Ger alters As the oheer was taking them off a
man named Andrew Karg interfered and tried to
rescue the prisoners. He Was also nabbed and
brought in. The first two were committed in de-
fault of bail to keep the peace the latter was sent
TO jail to answer at Court by Justice Eusor.
CHARGED WITH STEALING.-Yesterdav q man
named George Farnheimer, was arrested by officer
wilson, on the charge of stealing a silver watch
from August Everwein, living on the Philadelphia
turnpike, near Herring Run. Justice Whalen com
mltted MIN to jail to await the action of the Bati-
more county officers.
DETENTION OF A TRAIN.-The passenger train over
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road, due here at twenty minutes of three O'Clock
L. M, did not arrive until fifteen minutes mast
seven O'Clock. The detention was caused bv the
running off Of burthen train near Havre-de-G race
There were no lives lost and but little damsqe done
to any of the cars.
POLIcE ApPoINTMENrs.-Serg VIM. @. WRIGHT
of the Southern District Police has been Appointed
Lieutenant, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Lieut.. Fisher. resigned. Officer
James Z. Crangle has been promoted to the post of
Sergeant, vice Wright, promoted.
VIOLATIONS OF ORDINANCEs.-Mc Dimmy. ar
rested by officer Hitchcock for throwing stones in
the street, was fined ST and costs by Justice Ensor
The same Justice fined Philip Breckenridge-
brought in by officer Rathburn for Interfering with
the Market Master at the Lexington Market-s2
and costs.