The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-19

Recovery STOLEN GooDs.-Durpg the last
six months a large number of robberies have been
committed Broadway, Thames, and Bond
streets, and the supposition has been that they
were all the work of the same parties. On Friday
last officers Eberstine, Harney, Ruley, and Hutton
secured search-warrant and searched the hall of
the "Bood-Tubs," Fes street, where they
found quantity of stolen goods part of which has
been identified by persons whose premises have
been robbed. Warrants were secured and the
houses of William Thompson and Joseph Smith
were searched, and goods to the value of $780, con-
sisting OF cloths, clothing, silks, cotton fabrics
blankets, boots and shoes, paints, and hardware
were found. Messrs. Patterson Fields, clothing
merchants, on Thames street, whose premises were
robbed some six months since, identified some of
the goods as part of their stock. Messrs Cole
man Bailey identified the hardware; Mr.. William
Long, the boots and shoes; and there remains at
the Eastern district police station large quantity
of goods still awaiting claimants. On Friday night
officer Eberstine arrested William Thompson on
charge OF having been concerned in the robberies;
and on Saturday officers Ruley, Graham, and j ack-
son succeeded in arresting Joseph Smith and Will
liam Coonan on the same charge. They were held
for Court by Justice Griffin.
FREE FIGHT.-Y esterdav afternoon, about four
o'clock, fight took place at the corner of Front
and Baltimore streets, between two rival gangs of
young men, in which bricks, knives and billies
were freely used, and two of the combatants named
Michael Lyons and William Carson, severely in
iured. One Of the gangs hail from Old Town and
the other from Front street. 1t appears that the
Old Town crowd visited Front street and made an
assault Of the Front street party, beating
him badly. In the afternoon they again visited
the locality, and fight was commenced between
Lyons and Carson, which soon became general
Lyons received severe wound on the forehead
from paving stone thrown by Carson, and the
latter cut severely the back of the head and
the left cheek, and also above the right eve. He
also stabbed in the left side, but not danger
ously. Several others of the parties were injured
but not sufficiently to detain them on the ground
and they made their escape. Lyons and Carson
were taken to the Office of DR.. Williams and thence
to the station house by Captain Mitchell and other
officers. Patrick Farrell was also arrested by Off
Ger Love while in the act of hurng stones into the
crowd. All three were held for Court by Justice
Hiss.
SEVERE CASE OF BURNING.-On Saturday night a
camphene lamp exploded in the hands of Young
woman named Anna Nukum, living with her step
father on Baltimore street. few doors east of Har-
rison street. At the time she was with several
children, and rushed trantieay into the street. en-
veoped in flames. Fortunately number of per-
sons were in the vicinity, who to her rescue
She was thrown down, and the men pulled their
coats off and used them to smother the flames Mr.
Joseph Beard and Jas. Stewart assistant engineer
fire Department. had their hands very severely
burnt in their efforts to save her. Miss Nukum
was taken into the house, and Drs. Houck and
Williams called to attend her. They found her
arms and body from the waist down, severely burnt.
She did not inhae the flames and it is not supposed
her injuries will prove fatal