The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ARREST OF JAMES MANLY ON SERIOUS CHARGE
Yesterday morning Mr.. Daley, highly respecta-
BILE citizen of East Baltimore, went before Justice
Hiss and made oath that on the afternoon of the
30th October, 1859, three days before the election,
he met, by accident, James Manly, who stated that
he knew person who was anxious to make con-
tract Tor mail pouches. Mr.. DALEY being sail
maker and accustomed to such work. indicated a
willingness to undertake the job when Manly pro-
posed to call at once upon the party. After pro-
ceedlng some distance from Logan Hall, where they
had met, DALEY found that Manly was approach
ing the notorious crib which he kept on the cause
way, and fearing some evil design, endeavored to
effect retreat, whereupon he was tripped by
Manly, who called for his confederates, who rushed
from the crib and carried Mr.. Daley BY main
force inside of it. Manly then demanded from
Mr.. ID. his money, and the latter gave him three
dollars He was then pushed back in a lookup
room. Having some seven or eight dollars more
about his person, Mr. d. took off one of his boots
and concealed the amount in it and put it on Soon
after the room was entered by several Others among
whom was Hogg-one of the parties who had
just been released from years confinement for at
tempting to murder man at the Post-office, in
connection with several others, now in the peni-
tentiary. They required Mr.. D. to take off his
boots and deliver them the money-they having
watched him putting the money in his boot Not
contented with thus robbing him, they kept him
incarcerated for three four days. AS soon as he
was released he sought counsel from one of our
most eminent lawyers, who advised him to rest
tall there was such change in local authorities
as would indicate reasonable hope of security to
his person in his efforts to seek redress as in the then
condition of affairs, his life would be ieopardized
by any such efforts. That change having occurred,
MIR. ID. has undertaken TO bring the parties to
Justice. Thus every day is developing some new
fact connected with the reign of of the past
few years Manly was held to answer the charge
in the sum of 1000 by the Justice.
MOVEMENTS OF RaRoN RExrpEw ANN DINA,
Barren Renfrew and suite left Cincinnati yesterday
morning. en- route for Washington, and arrived in
Pittsburg last evening. He leaves Pittsburg this
morning for Harrisburg, whence he will take q
special train over the Northern Central Railway
and arrive in Baltimore at noon on Wednesday
and proceed directly to Washington. The MARQUIS
and Marchioness of Chandos and family, who have
been travelling with the Baron's party, will part
with the suite at Pittsburg, and travel over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington The
Marquis, who is the son of the present Duke of
buckingham, and President of the North Western
Hallway, from London to Liverpool, has desire to
notice the working of great line of railway
and also to view the varied and imposing scenery
along the route. The Marquis will be attended by
some OF the officers of the road, and will travel al
together In the daytime, joining Baron Renfrew at
Washington.
Police STATISTICS FOR MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The following statistics give the number and
character of the arrests for the month of Septem-
ber: Assault and battery, rs; assault with intent
to kill, 4 assault with intent to rob- 2; assault on
officers, 81 assault and stabbing, l. assaultng wives
Il; arson, l; abusing l07; breach of ordinance 1922
breach OF peace ~; bigamy, !; desecration of
fighting in the streets, a. house breaking l; inter
fering with officers, Is; insulting ladies in the
street, lntoxicaton, 383; larceny, &c., murder |;
rioting, 4; robbing, q selling liquor on Sunday, l;
threatening to kill, 2;vagrancy, 49, runaway slave,
l; bastardy, 3; assaulting officers with murderous
intent, Total ,1O2. They were disposed of as
follows Committed for trial. lis; bailed, At;
bailed to keep the peace, 304 committed in default
OF bail to keep the peace, 573 fined 60. Total,
l,l02. There were during the month 3O9 lodpers
in all the station houses.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE Board OF TRApE.-l
Yesterday the annual election for officers of the
Board of Trade took place at their rooms Mer
chants Exchange. There was but one ticket in the
held, and consequently but little excitement The
following is list of those elected: President-Jno
G. Bruno: Vice Presdents-A. Schumacher Will
Treasurer-E. B. Dallan. Directors-Hugh A.
Cooper, Henry NJ. Warfield E. s. Courtney, Lau-
renee Thomson, James Hooper, Jr., James IL Stone
Peter q. Sauerwein, William r. Young, Frederick
A. LeEering; Robert R. Kirkland, George W. How
ard, Alexander Rieman, Hiram W oods Jr, Werner
Dressed, Horatio l.. Whtridge, Richard d. Fisher,
b. NJ Hodges, Jr., George N. Eaton, W. R. Pen,
niman, W. A. Loney, Joseph o. Foard, James H.
Barney, James K Mills, James Fulton. Seere.
tary-George U. Porter.
NARROW EscAPE-On Saturday afternoon
number of boys were playing on the Pratt-street
bridge, and one of the number, named John Hnr
TIN, attempting to walk the iron railing lost his
balance, and fell head foremost to the stream below
The water is about two feet Deep and there ia also
quite depth of mud, and his head entered the lat
ter, and there he stuck with his heels in the air
Persons who observed him fall procured a boat to
rescue MN, but before they arrived he succeeded in
extricating himself from the mud He was, how
ever, in very exhausted condition. and if he had
not released himself he would certainly have suffo
Gated before the boat could have reached him.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Thomas Mepber
living at No. 20l Preston street, died Yesterday
afternoon at quarter past five o'clock, after a very
short illness. 1t appears that on Sunday after
noon, being in want of drink of whiskey he
went to closet and got bottle containing worm
seed oil, of which he took large draught before
discovering his mistake. He suffered greatly from
the time he swallowed the drug until the time of
his death. Coroner Greentree held an inquest and
the jury rendered verdict in accordance with the
above facts.
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.-Yesterday the Mary |
land Institute was opened for the reception of art
cles which will enter into competition for the
premiums. Owing to the wet weather but small
number of articles deposited. 1t is desired
by the Committee Exhibition that depositors
promptly enter their different wares and not put
1T OIL until the last day. If this request is not com
Piled with, depostors will find that they will labor
at great disadvantage in getting their articles in
and at the same time seriously incommode the ac-
tlon of the committee
REPORT OF THE FIRE INSPECTOR FOR THE MONTH OF |
SEPTEMBER.-Th report of the Fire Inspector, COL |
+. II. B. Boyd, for the month of September, shows
that the department was called out Is times-l3 |
times to fires in the city and twice to fires outside
the city limits. During the same time last year the
department was called out II times. The damage
done to property amounts to between Sl5, 900 and
Sl600O which is slightly in excess of the losses for
the same month last year.
ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER-Oflicer But !
ler of the Southern district yesterday arrested on
bench warrant John o. Davidson, who is charged
with riotng at the 18th ward polls on the I'd of
November last; also, with being accessory to the
murder of Adam Barklie Kyle, Jr He was COM
mitted to Jail by Sheriff Dutton.
VIOLATION OF 0RDINANcEs-Joseph Hausman was
arrested on Sunday night by officer Warwick,
charged with having an uncovered lamp in his
stable. He was fined $5 and costs by Justice Show