The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-01

MUrINY Oh BOARD OF SHIp.--The ship Sylyia,
Capt Swassey, arrived in this port yesterday from
Bristol, England, and is now lying at Ramsey's
wharf: Immediately on coming to anchor the
Captain repaired to the United States Marshal,
Gen. j. w. Watkins, and stated that when few
days out the crew mutinied, and one of them at
attempted to stab the Captain. The officers were
compelled to fire on the mutineers, and one of them
was shot in the right breast. The United States
Marshal went board and arrested six of the sea.
men, among the number the man naned Brown,
who was shot by one of the officers. They were all
committed to Jail for hearing today before Uni
ted States Commissioner Hannah. The seamen
state that they were compelled to mutiny by the
cruel treatment inflicted upon them by the officers
of the ship.
BURGLARY.-During Thursday night the house
OF MIR. John Tanning, No. So Bond street,
Lombard, was entered and robbed of a quantity of
| silver ware and clothing, and case Of valuable
! drawing instruments. Several rooms of the house
| were visited and articles taken from each ROOM
| The thieves procured from the cellar of Mr.
! Fannng's house, which they used prise to
| spring the shutters of Mr.. Whiteford's house. ad-
! joining Mr. Fanning's. They stole number OF
articles from this house also.
! ACcIDEST.--Y esterday morning, an old lady
named Ann McKanus, living at ia Dover street,
| was knocked down and trodden upon by the horses
| Of one of the City Railway cars, on the corner of
! Green and Lexington streets She was taken to
! the w estern station house by officer Thornton,
! where DR.. Brewer attended her. Her injuries are
! not OF dangerous character. The occurrence
was entirely accidental.
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Thanksgiving morning Mrs.
| Catharine Crawford, lady SO years of age. left
! her home, No. 80 Jefferson street, to attend wor-
| ship in the Aisquth street Presbyterian Church,
| (Rev. DR.. Carnahan.) Soon after taking her seat
| in the pew she suddenly fell to the floor. Drs.
| Brooke, Andre and Kerr were summoned, but on
their arrival it found that life was quite gone.
BREAKING DooRs-Thomas Warield and George
Shipley were arrested on Thursday night, by
| Sergeant Krais and officers Allen and Lamphright
charged with breaking in the door of John Dunes
and ill-treating his wife. They were committed
for Court by Justice Mclaughlin.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-On Thanksgiving
day man named John Develan arrested by
officer Rogers on the charge of passing counter
felt half dollar Mrs. Hursh. Justice Hiss com
mitted him to Jail, to await examination before
United States Commissioner Hannah.
| DIsCHARGING A PISTOL IN THE STREET.-Or
| Thanksgiving day, named Matthias Eccles
ton arrested on the charge of firing pistol II
the street. He fined 81 and costs by Justice
| Griffin.
MARRIAGE LICENCEs.-The Clerk of the Court o
Common Pleas issued during the month of Novem
| Der ls9 marriage licenses, being twenty thar
| for the month of October, and twenty-eight over
the issue of November, 1859.
| DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The Hon. Haniba
| Hamn, Vice President elect, accompanied by the
Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, and several friends
were in this city last night on their way to Wash
ington. They took lodgings at the CITY Hotel.