The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-28


MALE HIGH ScHooL.-Y esterday morning there
was an exhibition by the pupils of the Male High
School, which took place in the school-room and
to which the members of the City Council were
invited and but few of them were present The
exercises, consisting of original speeches recta-
tions and vocal music, the latter conducted by
Prot Root, were all very interesting. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the faculty:
Thomas ID. Baird, Ph. D., Principal and Prores-
sor of Moral, Mental and Political Philosophy; j
Ashbury Morgan, A. NJ, Vice Principal, and Pro-
tessor of the Latin and Greek Languages: James
Mclntire, NJ. d., Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy; Reginald N. Wright, NJ. D., Profes
sor OF Natural Sciences; VIM. Elliott, Jr., A. NJ.
Professor of Mathematics; J. B. Wentz A. NJ.
Professor of German and Adjunct Professor of the
Latin and Greek Languages; James r. Webster
Teacher of Writing and Bookkeeping; p. r. Love-
JOY, A. NJ, Professor of Bellies Lettres; C. H. Du-
puy, Professor of French and Spanish.
THE POLICE CoMMIssGoNERs-The Board are still
engaged in receiving the bonds of the appointees
on the new force, and hearing any charges which
may be preferred against any of them, with the
view OF making some changes, if necessary. Sew
eral of the men who have received appoint ments
have not yet presented themselves with their bond
If this is not done in reasonable time others will
have to take their places. 1t is thought that the
new force will be fully organized during next week.
but the exact time of their going duty has not
vet been determined upon. The desire of Marshal
Kane is to have the men all uniformed before he
takes charge of them.
PICKP0CKETs AT A FUNERAL.-0n Thursday after
noon large number of persons congre gated at the
late residence of Mr.. Daniel Kaufman one of the
Old Defenders to participate in the funeral cere-
monies of the deceased. Among the crowd several
very nlcely-dressed young men appeared, who cir
culated principally among the females After the
cortege moved from the house several ladies who
were seated in the hacks suddenly discovered that
they had been relieved of their port-monnaies and
purses, and the disappearance ofthose articles was
attributed to the appearance of the well-dressed
young men.
ARRESTED ON A BENCH-W -WARRANr.-Henrv Mace,
one OF the young men who participated last sum-
mer in what was known the "Federal Hill Hack
Riot" and who eluded arrest by leaving the CITY,
was taken into custody on Thursday night by Off
Ger lnsco, of the Southern police, BY virtue of
bench warrant issued by Judge Stump Mace was
committed to Jail by Sheriff Dutton to await the
trial of the indictment pending against him.
ACCIDENTs.-A seafaring man named Major New
sham was brought to the Lombard Street Infrma-
ry yesterday, suffering from fractures of the thigh
and leg bones, having received the injuries by fall
ing from the mast of Bremen vessel living at the
Point. The fractures reduced by DR.. Butler
and the man is doing well.
ARREST OF ERASMUS levy esterday morning
detective officer F. Gates arrested Erasmus Lew
in the restaurant, Holiday street, the charge of
rioting. He taken before Justice Hiss, who
committed him for Court in default of 81 600 bail
He was afterwards released on that amount of Sc
curity, George Summers becoming the bondsman.
APPoINTMENT.-Col. William Chestnut, appointed
by Governor Hicks as Director in the MARYLAND
Penitentiary, vice William Hopkins, resigned, ves-
terday took the necessary oath of office before the
Clerk of the SuperiOr COurt