The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

CHARGE OF STEALING.-Wa Warrants were served on
officers John Rivers and Henry Smith, during
Saturday, by constable Logue. they being charged
by a named Samuel Wnks with having
robbed him of 81 %, at his house Vine street,
near Fremont 1t appears that the officers on
Wednesday night, went to the house of Winks,
for the purpose of arresting woman, for whom
they had warrant, and that after effecting an en-
trance, Rivers resisted by Wnks, when the
officer found it necessary to strike him. Winks
was arrested on the charge of assauting the Off
GER, and committed for that offence. After being
released he charged the officers with the above
theft A hearing of the case will be had TODAY
before Justice Mclaughlin.
ARREST FOR STEALING JEwELRY.-On Saturday
afternoon officer Wilhelm arrested a man, named
Frederick Smith, on the charge of stealing guam
tity of jewelry, the property of John W. Boehm
Smith was in the employ of Boehm, and by some
means gained an entrance into the room of Mr..
Boehms eldest daughter, from whence he stole
several valuable articles of jewelry. He sold the
articles, valued at twenty dollars, to a man named
Abraham Levinthrall, corner of Chew street and
Central avenue, for the sum of Sl.75. The arti-
cles were found at Levinthrall's and he ar
rested on the charge of receiving stolen goods,
knowing the same to have been stelen Smith was
committed for Court, and Levinthrall was held to
bail for his appearance.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BALTIMoRE-The steam
er Baltimore" commanded by Capt. NJ. Il. Green,
left Havana the Sth instant and arrived at this
port at late hour on Friday night, making the
u l.
ssting in part of So 900 oranges, 65 punches of
bananas, 6Sl boxes of sugar. l3 cases of cigars 20
pipes of run, and hogsheads of asphaltum. She
also brought eleven steerage passengers, and the
following cabin passengers: Major F. G. Ritter,
John Nugent, l.. Duver, E. Brown, j. NJ. Bond, J.
Lannen, |. Lannen, Thomas RYAN, l.. Hickman, j.
Foley and Mr.. Pursell.
EN- ROUTE FOR CHARLEsToN.-T The steamer s.
Il. Spaulding, which left Boston On Friday after
noon, en- route for Charleston, having board @
nhnrn of fheAd trt tbaVl
al Convention to assemble in that ctv on Monday
next, was expected to arrive at this port last night
or early this morning. The Spauldingi is thorough
ly prepared to take care of her company, number.
ing seventy three, throughout the sittings of the
Convention. 1t is expected that she will stop here
several days to allow her passengers a chance tC
visit Washington.
AcCIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon, about five
| o'clock, an accident occurred on Choptank street
near Eastern avenue, by which two little sons o.
Sergeant Smith, of the Eastern district police were
| much hurt. They, together with other bows, were
| playing in the excavations along Choptank street
when bank caved in and buried them in the sand
| One OF the boys was quite seriously injured
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING.-Three seamen namec
| William Miller, Lewis Reynolds and John NJ. Da
| Wis, were arrested by the U. S. Marshal on Satur
day, charged with smuggling sugar from the shiI
| "lanthe. They were committed to Jail for
hearing, to take place this morning at 10 o'clock
before Commissioner Hannah.
President OF THE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-At
meeting OF the Board of Trustees of the Marylan
Agricultural College, held on Friday night last
Rev. DIR. j: W. Scott was unanimously elected
President of that institution. DR.. Scott has fo
some years filled the Chair of President of Wash
ington College, Pa.
RAILROAD AocIDENT.-The eight o'clock train O
the Northern Central Railway, Saturday morning
met with an accident near Woodbury. Factory
caused by the breaking of an axle of one of tn
passenger cars. There was no person injured
The mishap delayed the down train from Yor
| over an hour
\ VIOLATING THE SABBATH.-Y esterday afternoo
man named Frederick Warner was arrested O
the charge of working at boot-making on Sunda,
He was fined S3.33 by Justice Evans e