The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

JoDtE STUMP AND THE LEGISLATURE.-ThOmas A.
Mitchell, Esq, Sergeant-at-Arms of the State SEN
ate, arrived here on Thursday evening, and served
| upon the Hon. Henry Stump, Judge Of the Crimi-
nal Court of Baltimore City, the following sum-
mons to appear at Annapolis and answer certain
| charges preferred against him by large number
of the citizens of Baltimore:
| To the Honorable Henry Stump
, Judge fthe Criminal Court Of Baltimore City:
The Special Committee the part of the Senate and
the Special Committee on the part of the House acting
aJont committee have instructed me to inform Won that
they viii proceed to consider the allegations contained
the memorial copy Of which is hereby transmitted on
Tuesday, the Oath day of January 1860 at 10 O'Clock
NJ, in the Committee room of the House of Delegates
Inc committee have instructed me to say, that they
viii be pleased to hear from you person or by counsel
IN reference to the matter above referred to-
- HENRY H. GoLDsBoRoUGH
Chalrman OF the Joint Committee on the part Of the
Senate and House of Delegates of Maryland
TO the above, Judge Stump Immediately sent the
following reply
To the Honorable Henry H. GoIdsborouqh Chairman of
me Joint Committee the part Senate and House
Of Delegates Of Maryland:
GENTLEMEN:-1 am free to acknowledge receiving from
Thomas A. Mitchell Sergeant Arms of the Sa5ata
copy OF the memorial against me by certain cit
ens OF TINS CITY, unknown to me who have preferred
charges against me- Judge of the Criminal Court of
Baltimore also the notification the Chairman of the
Joint Committee, that your Committee will proceed to
consider the memorial Tuesday the 24h day of Janu
ary 1860, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, in the Commeeroo Of
the House of Delegates when and where will appear in
person or py counsel Very respectfully,
Judge of Criminal Court Of Baltimore
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Y Yesterdav afternoon num-
Der OF boys were engaged in a stone fight on Can
ton avenue, near Whitman Co.'s agricultural i'm
plement works, and Mr. Perry was passing along,
When stone thrown from a sling struck him on
the angle OF the left eye and cutting the eyeball
Nlr ferry ell to the ground insensble, and it was
some minutes before he could be restored. He was
taken to the drug store of DR.. Evans, corner of
Ann and Alice Anna streets, where the wound was
eeressed. Stone fights in this neighborhood are of
frequent occurrence
MILITARY.-On Thursday aftarnoo, A. uv.,,-
and McComas Rifiemen, Capt. George W. Bowers,
together with Col. Peters and Major Sweeny. of
the First Rifle Regiment, proceeded to Towson-
Town Town ior the purpose OF receiving into the Regi-
ment the "Reisterstown Rifles" new military
corps, which has been organized in that town. On
their arrival they were received by the new corps
ana handsomely entertained at Peppers Union
Hotel. The new company, numbering thirty-nine
rank and hle, were inspected by Col Peters and
MAJOR SWeeny, and mustered into the Regiment
Capt. Richard Worthington commands the corps
DIscHARGED.-Alexander Arnold, second mate of
the ship Scotland arrested on the charge of inict-
ing cruel and unusual punishment upon Jacob Ross
man, seaman on board said vessel, while on a
voyage from Callao to this port, had hearing YES
terday morning before United States Commissioner
Hannan, and the evidence not being sufficient to
sustain the charge, the accused honorably dis
charged.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday last, a son of
Elias Givin, 250 Holns street. was severely injured
by the bursting of flask of powder. 1t appears
that young Givin was amusing himself in the yard
by exploding powder, and the flask burst in his
hand, shattering it in a horrible manner DR..
Larkln was called to him and applied the proper
dressings.
SEVERELY BURNED.-On Thursday afternoon, be-
tween and o'clock, a child, two years old, of
MIR. Jacob Cromwell, No. "a Bruno street, was
severely burned by his clothes taking fire from the
stove. The whole of the surface of his body was
shockingly burned, and after lingering in great
agony till o'clock yesterday afternoon he died
Theft OF LUMBER.-Henry Linkham and Heury
Hartman were arrested yesterday by officers Murry
and Freeman, charged with stealing Lumber from a
building on Carey street, owned by G. w. Show
acre. The accused were held in security to appear
at Court
FELL IN FIT-FATAL RESULT-On Thursday,
about o'clock, man named John McGee fell in
tit at the corner of Chestnut alley and Chatsworth
street, and injured himself so severely that he re-
manned in an unconscious condition until his DEATH
which took place some time during the night.
A New STEAMBOAT WHARF.-Messrs Duvall &
Eigehart are now having constructed new wharf
in front of their place of business at the corner of
Light and Conway streets. 1t is to be used by the
steamers Hugh Jenkins and Champion, of the East
ern Shore line.