The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30
CITY, NTELLIGENCE.

SUPPOSED LARCENY.-Y esterday afternoon Serrt.
Stanshed and officer Perry arrested and brought
to the Western station house, a negress named
margaret Brown, and negro named Charles Muir
pny,on suspicion OF being concerned in the robbng
OF the tobacco and cigar store of Messrs Kuhn &
Co., No. los Light Street wharf, which occurred
on Wednesday night 1t appears that Murphy,
who is Whitewater, on Thursday went to the
grocery store OF Mr.. Lynch, in Booth street. and
said that he had some tobacco which he had taken
In trade for work down town and wanted Mr.
Lynch to buy it, he not purchasing the man went
away. Yesterday the negress came to the store
with about nine pounds of tobacco, of the sffg''
brand which she said she had found on the street
near Mr.. Winan's residence. The parties living
together and telling different stories led the officers
to arrest them on suspicion of not getting the
tobacco honestly. They were committed for
Court.
THE FOURTH AT IRvING CoLLEGE.-The students
of Irving College, Manchester, Carroll county, Md.
intend celebrating the coming Fourth Of July in a
becoming manner. The day will be ushered in by
an artillery salute at sunrise by the Cadets; after
wards there will be dress parade of the Cadets
accompanied by the Manchester Brass Band. At 2
O. clock public celebration will be held in the Col
lege grove, at which the Declaration of Independ,
ence will be read bv one of the students followed
by an oration from Col. S. Sands Mills. of Balti-
more In the evening grand concert will be
given in the College Hall bv the Brass Band and
College Glee Club assisted by the young ladies of
the Manchester Seminary and Professor Schmidt
OF Irving College. The citizens of Baltimore are
invited to attend the celebration This fourisbinp
institution is well worth visit.
SERIOUS AssAULT.-Yester afternoon officer
Lare, of the Western district, arrested man
named George Lancaster on the charge of assault
ing and beating elderly man named George
McKeever in most dreadful manner McKeever
was so much injured that he had to be brought
to the station in a wagon. He alleges that
Lancaster assaulted him with a club without
provocation, and would have killed him if
assistance had not been rendered him. His
head badly gashed, and he was bruised
about the body, besides having his ankle sprained
from kick. Lancaster is nigh ht-man and EMPLOYS
Mckeeyer. The assault took place at Lancaster's
house, on Boyd street, near Calender allev He
was committed for Court.
RoBBING VEssEL.-Sometime during Thursday
night, the sloop Princeton, Capt. George, which
was lying in the stream towards Federal Hill was
boarded by thieves during the absence of the crew.
the cabin broken open and robbed of quantity of
wearing apparel! trunk containing SIG belong
ing to the captain, was also priced open and the
money stolen The vessel belongs to Hezekiah
Llnthlcum. The sOop, after the robbery, was
set adrift. The thieves also stole boat from the
Schooner Aid, by which they reached the Prince
ton The boat was not returned.
PARDoNED.-Governor Hicks, yesterday, sent a
pardon, directed to the Clerk of the Criminal Court
Tor George H. Williams, who tried this present
term and convicted of mansaugh ter, for the shoot
ing OF William Barber at the lager beer saloon of
Mrs. Lycott, Lombard street, on the 5th of March
last The evidence in this went to show thai |
the firing OF the pistol accidental and the Jury
returned verdict of manslaughter.
BURGLARY Sometime between one and three
O'Clock yesterday morning, the dwelling of Mr. |
Marshall, No. 60 South Paca street, entered |
by burglars and robbed of several articles of wear
ing apparel. The thieves were frightened off by |
some of the members of the family, and in their
Hight left in a room down stairs, basket contain
ing lot OF aibata spoons, marked NJ. l. B., which,
no doubt, had been stolen from other premises.
o'clock, the lumber yard of Messrs Sloan Deems
IN Pratt street, west of Paca discovered to be
On fire by officer Woods, who, with the assistance
d some OF the neighbors, extinguished the flames |
without creating an alarm