The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

oo"rnct the Ends Of Jastice.-On Thursday nig h
"s'i Marshai Name, with squad of policemen
- niaIe descent upon the notorious Shiffler House
= on farette street Canal and arrested the nrc
y Priet"ts and all who were found on the premise
. az "a. 'ne Time, including notorious characters
on Friday the parties arrested had an exam;natio
9 bei9re justice Hiss, and the principal ones wer
nela I"r Court On Saturday night between min
.u M zen CLOCK, two persons called at the house O
t. hauhman, M on Caroline street, near Favett
street, Mr. X. being the teacher of the scbonI bo
longing to the German Lutheran Church. on Cana
street. near Fayette, and witness for the State ir
lne examination before Justice Hiss, of the partie
arrested on Thursday night, and under bonds r.
= appear at Court in the case to dav. The nartie
VINO called stated that he was wanted at once he
| lore the Grand Jury, and took him from his home
10 ; Inc mouse OF Mr. Justice Ridgeway, who forth
for a further hearing before the said Justice
h'dga'0oy, on Thursday nert, the 5h inst. Soon af
ter Mr. kaufman was taken from his home his
wlle gave the alarm, and the vestry and other
mehpers OF the congregation sought Mr.. Justice
ldgaway in all directions, to give the proper hail
10 nave their friend released from prison. but up to
late hour last night the whereabouts of Justice
ni0ugeway could not be found, and Mr.. Kaufman
sun lies In prison. This Justice Ridgawav is the
same magistrate, who but short time since was
ahed oy Judge Bond for gross malfeasance in of.
nee ana now regardless of the wrongs perpetrated
Iy tne lawess gang eft ruffians who inest the To-
Iocanty OF the Shitfier House, lends himself to
sheld them from the penalties of the law by en-.
ueaVoring to place the witnesses of the State ont
VI 'ne way OF the Court This morning, however,
hr. kaufman will be brought before Judge Bond
y. Mllt OF ha6edS corpus, and will be no doubt set
Sny' s nu?erty' Threats have been made by members
" Wo .nis gang OF rowdies, against the Rev. Charles
49, '1e pastor of the Church, and last night
narshal Kane placed police force near his resi0
uence TO guard against the pernetratior of onr
outrage upon him. ~ a'io" VI any
No., u oI NoNE-f otot Resut.-On Saturday about
noon, man named William Bates shin caynentar
engaged in working in the ship-yard IF Nj IL,
Abrams, on Pbilpot street, was oyercnna III ooIh
neat and was compelled to quit work On the das tne
previous he had also been affected but on coino -
M Morh on saturday morning he experienced no in
ulsposltlon AS soon as he felt the effects of il at
noon he stopped work and went to his BOARDING
house Mrs. Collins, No. SO President street5e
| Wnere, IN few minutes after his arrival, he was
ar1eI ond NV Win violent fever. He was put to bed,
ana Drs. Emory and Henderson called in. They
louhG MN IN raging delirium. II was closely
watched, but in the absence of his nurse for a mn
nhent men ne sprung from his bed and jumped out of
the second story window to the ground a distance
| OF fifteen feet He did not however receiya ar
| INJURY from his leap, and was returned In The
nouSe' ne continued to grow worse until o'clock
In tne evening, when he died. Coroner Sparklin
was called to hold an inquest over the BODY bnt
| on learning the circumstances refused Rates waS
native OF Ireland, 26 years of age and nm
married. o' anu uh-
WHOLESOME PUNTsHMENT-The Magistrates at
tne 9iIerent police stations have revived law
whch has slept so long that most persons consid
ereu IL dead, that of Furnishing negroes who are or
rested on minor offences, bv ordering them to ba
whipped 1t Is found to operate like a charm. and
sI nds % hau tendency to make the unruly of the
colored population more orderly in their condnct
Negro men, who previously We're arrested nm tba
same charge almost every week, after receiving one
dose OF the ash take to act as to keep out Of
the hands OF the police. On Saturday Upton Brown
negro, was brought into the Central police station
on the charge OF drunkenness and dlsorderlv con-
duct. Justice Hiss ordered him to receive ten
ashes on the bear back, which were promptly and
eftectually administered and Mr. Brown left as
surlng the officers that he satisfied.
DRowNED.-About eight O'Clock on SATURDAY.
morning, several small boys were PLAYING on the
wharf OF Messrs. Mohler & Graft, at the foot of
Ann street, when one of them named George Wei
gard eight years of age, whose parents live on tho
corner OF Ann and Thames streets. diyested him.
sell of his clothing, and although unable to swim
jumped into the dock, at point where the water
is Is IA ieet deep His companions gave the alarm,
put before assistance could arrive he sunk Ef
forts were Immediately made for the recovery of
the body, and about O. clock it was drapped nm
Coroner Sparklin held an inquest, and the oniv
evidence vas that of the boys companions 4
verdict was rendered of ''death from accidental
drowning
VIRGINIA DARE."-The first ship for the Rich
mond and Liverpool packet line now on the stocks
IN TINS city, Is to be called ''Virgnia Dare" Yir.
gha Dare was the first child If English parents in
the new world, born at Roanoke in AUGUST 15s7
and named after the District of Virginia. She was
the grand daughter of John White, who was Gov
ernor OF the colony sent by Sir Walter Raleigh to
nG pouhu an agricultural State, which sailed from
I!ynoutn aprl 70, 1887, and reached the shores of
virginia IN July of the same year. Whites daugb |
ter was the wife of Mr.. Dare, who was one of 1ba
assistants OF the Governor, and Virginia was horn
about month after the arrival of the expedition.
ARREST ON CHARGE OF RoBBERY-On Saturday |
hlght last, negro named Samuel Bailey was ar |
rested by officer Lamden on the charge of stealing
SzfO, the property of John Bankard 1t annears |
mat the money was stolen two years ago. and at |
the TIME, the negro charged with the theft
which he acknowledged and returned the money
Bankard refused to prosecute the negro at the
Saaena Sme and stu continued to employ him. On
ed, and the latter, through revenge Immediately
mad Bailey arrested, and laid the charge of rob
oery. Justice Griffin committed the negro to iail
for Couct. jan
VAGRANTs.-About midnight, on Friday night
ohlcers Roberts and Logan arrested two notorious
characters, named John Dill and James Crawford
on the charge of being common loafers without
any visible means OF support. Both parties have
oeen frequently arrested the charge of petty
IN ;oHiieseing. Justice Grilhn committed them to
Jall Tor thirty days. George Sater was arrested
Yesterday. On the charge of being common loafer
Wltnout any visible means of support Justice
urliiln committed him toj all for thirty DAYS.
AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Yesterday officers John !
son and Smith arrested man named John Hughes. |
on the charge of being one OF the party. who. in |
conjunction with Cutting Tobe, John Hutton and |
Ueorge Nanshre made deadly assault on Edward |
M: Neninger, about daylight on Sunday morning |
OF last week. Hughes committed to ia for |
Court, In default of 81 900 security Cutting Tobe
ana mutton were arrested and are now confined in |
jail. Vansite is still at large. Neninger is i'm |
proving and 1t is now believed that he will recover
u MODEL ExGgRsIoN.-On Friday last the barge
delaware, which has recently been fitted up with |
taste and comfort by Mr.. VIM. H. Bolton, left |
Llght street wharf, with an excursion party of
about ABOUT two hundred board, and proceeded to
Walkers, Curtis creek where the afternoon
order prevailed, and nothing occurred which |
tended in the slightest degree to interfere with the
enjoyment of the company.
ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-0n Saturday night of- |
GERS Ball and Jones arrested Young man named |
John Marsh on suspicion of having stolen three fine
linen shirts which they found in his possession and
wolch he was endeavoring to sell to a niphtman on
tne street. The articles were marked Graham and |
are supposed to belong to Mr.. w. IL. Graham |
Catnedral street, whose house was robbed of such
articles last week. Marsh was held for a hearing
QUITTING WoMAN.-On Saturday afternoon Off
Ger baker arrested m an named William Martin
on the charge of assaulting Ann Colony with |
knife. The afray took place in Fish Market SPACE |
where Mrs. Colony lives. She received two cuts |
one directly over the left eve and the other on the
PACK part of the head, neither of which is at all
dangerous. Justice Hiss committed Martin to Jail |
In default of security for Court.
DEAD INFANT FoUND.-Y esterdav afternoon about
three o'clock, officer Grove in making his round
discovered cigar box on tombstone in the IA
graveyard, corner OF Monument street and Broal |
way, and, on examination found it contained the
oead pody OF an infant. Coroner Sparklin was
called, but on viewing the body was satisfied that
IL was still born, and refused to hold an inquest
PROPERTY SALEs.-Col. S. H. Cover, auctioneer.
SOLD on the premises, on Saturday, a lot of ground
situated the side of Eden street near Couch
having front of l8 feet, with depth of so feet,
Improved by two-story brick dwelling and sub
lect to an annual groundrent of S27. Purchased by
W. a. Van Nostrand for 81 300.
SALE OF GROUND RENT.-Col s. H. Cover. auc
tloneer, sold at the Exchange Saesrooms a ground
rent OF S95, payable semi-annually, arising out of
lot OF ground fronting twenty-five feet on North
Charles Street, near Eager street, with depth of
I5O feet. Purchased by Thos. NJ Halings for 81 $780,
WORKING ON SUNDAY.-Y esterday afternoon a
man named Henry Slathower was arrested on the
Charge of violating the Act of Assembly prohibit
ing working on Sunday. He was engaged in max
ing clothing in his house on Caroline street near
Bank street. Justice Griffin fined him SIS and costs
The FIRST THE SEAsoN.-On Saturday morn
ing last Messrs. Bond d Holt hucksters, offered
Tor sale In the Centre market, lot of fine water |
melons, the first of the season. They were brought
from Charleston, S. c., and sold at rs cents and
81 each.
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Ia w INT,ELLIGENCE
CRIMINAL C0URT-JUDGE BOND
Samuel McEwee, charged with assaulting Ed
ward Keelan, prayed jury trial, and gave bail in
the sum of $500. Isaac Boss bondsmap p-Chss