The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02

street, with depth of about so feet, allowing on
each side ample room for play grounds, and in the
rear an avenue between the buildings on Green
street. aifording plenty of ventilation which is so
much needed and ought to be sought after in select
ing sites for such buildings
kIoTING AT MAGNoLTA.-Y esterday the American
Protestant Association had a pic mic at MAGNOLIA
grove, on the Phadelp pha, Wilmington and Bati-
more Railroad, and a riot took place about two
o clock in the afternoon, which was parteipated in
by number of the roughs and one police officer
1t appears that at the hour named, Deputy Sheriff
carroll, OF Howard county, arrested a man for
being drunk and disorderiy. The party arrested
proved to be one o: the friends of policeman
named David Barrett, of the Western district AZ
ter the disordery man had been tied by the Depu-
" Sheriff, Barrett (who drunk) walked up
and assalled the Sheriff, knocked him down and
kicked him. Policeman Steven ,Jay and another
policeman interfered for the protection and assist
ance OF the Sheriff, which was the signal for num-
per OF drunken men to attack them. Jaw was
shocked down and kicked into the creek, but finally
the Sherlh's party succeeded in quelling the riot
and arreating Barrett, who was immediately
put In irons and sent to the Howard county ja-
dispatch was sent to the city, asking that Off
GERS might be in attendance on the arrival of the
cars to arrest the participants in the riot Ac.
cordlngly, when the train arrived n posse of Off
GERS were on the ground, and the following parties
were arrested: Joseph Rothrock John Hudgins.
William Taylor, and DR.. Cunningham. Justice
Hiss committed the three first named to iail tn
await the orders of the authorities of Hartford
county, on the charge of riotiug. Dr. CUNNING
ham was committed by Justice Griffin on the
charge OF rescuing prisoner.
TEACHERS THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The Board of
school Commissioners, at their last meeting, made
the following changes and new appointments: j.
W. Hooper, to be assistant of Male Grammar
School, No. ], in place of E. Parsons; Joseph Mer-
ryman, assistant Male Grammar School No. o.
Ihey established an additional Male Grammar
School, numbered Is, and appointed L. Parsons,
principal, and John f. Arthur assistant In
Female Grammar School, No. s. Emily F. Mussel
man was appointed first assistant teacher In
Female Grammar School, No. II, Emma G. Coles
was appointed an assistant They also established
another Female Grammar School, numbered Is, and
appointed Mary W. Storke principal and Louisa
Saumening assistant. An additional Male Primary
Hcn0oi was also established numbered 15 and Susan
lielsby appointed principal. In Female Primary
School, No. 3, Susan DUNCAN was appointed assist
ant, and Barbara Daneker to Female Primary
School, No. II.
ARREST OF NEGRo.-Y estcrday afternoon a ne
gro named Perry kennard, was arrested on the
charge OF being the negro who violated the person
and afterwards committed the Inurderous assanIt
upon Mrs. Cromwell, living on Middle river. BalE
more county. The negro was in the employ of
Robert Turner, and was suspected of being the
party at the time tie has been engaged at work
on the Reistertown road, for the last two weeks
and yesterday came to town for the purpose of
getting some money which he had left in Mr.. Turn
er's hands The fact that the negro was SUSPICION
Gu IedCneu MT. turner, and when the negro on
tered he was told of the charge, when he ATTEMPTED
to escape, but officer Chandly was called and he
was arrested. Justice Hiss committed him for
Court. "
THE LAW GREYs.-The following letter was re-
ceived yesterday by Capt. Thomas Bowers. of the
Law Greys. The inv tation has been accented and
on Monday next, the 18th inst. the corps will
leave leave the city, and will spend several hours in
CheStertown
CHEsTERTowN, July %, 1860.
De1r Sjr = h. n
IN the daily papers that your command design visiting
Ehesterown on Monday, August 18th l shall be most
happy to meet at the boat give you an escort
through our town, If this meets your wishes be kind
enough 10 let me hear from you at early date as also
he probable hour of your arrival here Very respectful
ly your obedient servant,
E. E. PARKIYs
Captain Reed Rifles
FIRE IN THE CoUNTY.-Yesterday afterno on,
ABOUT ~ o'clock, the barn and stable on the
country seat of l. hewitt Steele, ESQ.,, situated on
the old York road, about half mile beyond the
clty limits, were entirely consumed by fire. The
origin was accidental. Loss about So 900, upon
which there was no insurance.