The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-19

WALNUT ALLEY MURDER-DIssATsFAC ACTIoN WITH
THE VERDICT.-There is a good deal of dissatsfac-
tOn expressed by persons in the vicinity where this
murder was committed, in regard to the verdict
rendered by the coroner's jury on Tuesday morn
ing; and there is desire among many to have the
body of Mrs. Dunn dsinterred, and another jury
empaneed. The alleged cause of this is the fact
that there were two persons on the jury who cannot
understand or speak the English language and that
therefore they could not give an intelligent opin-
ION In the case. No steps have vet been taken to
have another investigation.
The LEE STREET CHURCH RIoT-Y esterday after
noon Augustus Ford Joseph Logan and A. Sauls-
bury, were arraigned before Justice Showacre for
further hearing on the charge of being engaged
In the riot at the Lee street church. The evidence
before the magistrate disclosed the most outrageous
conduct, and moreover showed that threats of per-
sonal violence had been made towards those who
should dare to testify in the case The magistrate
imposed fine of $40 and costs on each, but thev
preferred to give bail to answer the charge at
Court
GERMAN SOCIETY OF MARYLAND.-At meeting of
the German Society of Maryland, held yesterday,
the following officers were elected :-Presdent A
Schumacher; Vice Presidents F. w. Brune c. W.
Lcntz, Justus Bruehl, G. w. Luerman; Managers,
NJ. Benzinger, A. Biede, Charles Bulling, Charles
Caspari, Ii. Classen, q. Hausenwald, VIM. Num-
sen, Diedr. Pralle, Alex. II. Shuttle, FRI UthoG
Jacob Seeger; Treasurer, Israel Cohen; Secretary
of the Society, II. Won Kapf; Secretary of the OH
GERS, D. II. Mair.
FUNERAL OF DR.. THoMAs.-The funeral of Dr.
Richard IL. Thomas took place yesterday morning
at eleven O'Clock, from the residence of his son. on
Sharp, near Lombard street. large number of
his professional apd personal friends were in atten-
dance. The DIR. having been a member of the So
ciety of Friends, very large concourse of this
denomination were also present to pay the last tr
butte of respect to the deceased. His remains were
inferred in Loudon Park Cemetery.
MEETING OF CONFERENCE.-THE Baltimore Confe-
renee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
at Lewisburg, Pa, on the 18th February proximo
and will be presided over by Bishop Wallace. The
East Baltimore Conference of the same Church will
meet on the same day, at Winchester Va. at whic!
Bishop Simpson will preside. These meetings will
bring together ministers from different parts of
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
New MILITARY CoMPANY.-A new military COM
pany, styling themselves the "Batimore City Rifle
men," has been formed, and, on Tuesday night.
were Inspected by Col. Peters, Major Sweeney and
AdJutant Evans, at their armory, corner of Balti.
more and Holiday streets. They were mustered
into the First Rifle Regiment Maryland Volun.
teers, and on Monday evening next will elect their
officers
Blind Asylum, to the number of twenty-six, will
visit Annapolis to-day to exhibit before the Legis
lature the results of their education at the nstitu
ton in this city. This deserving charity demands
the hearty support of the State, which will no
doubt be extended to it,
RoBBERY.-During Tuesday night the OYSTER
packing establishment of Mr.. James Mahoney,
corner OF Alice Anna and Chester SITS. was entered
and robbed of oysters and other articles to the value
oil 500. The drawers searched but no booty
found.