The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-25

DIsoRDERLY CoNDUCr-INsULTING LADIEs.-Yes
1erday afternoon about four O'Clock, James Manly,
Ih9mas liogg alas Hoggie, James Snyder and
joshua Dlmitt, and fellow who gave his name as
RATS, hired hack at the livery stable of Mr. Cox
on Bank street, near Broadway, which they enter.
ed and directed the hackman to drive to No. o Mul.
llken street. The house was at one time occupied
as place of i'll repute but at nresent il tanoptoJ
by a respectable family named Rashe. Mrs. Rasba
ana lady friend were the only persons in the
house except children. Hogg and all except MANLY
went to the door and raped, and when Mrs. Rashe
opened the door and asked what was wanted tho
parties answered her by forcing themselves into
the house. She remonstfa ated with them and badn
them TO leave, but they refused and made indecent
proposals to her. She went to the door and called
Ine PONCE when the party got into their hack and
uroVe around the corner into Lewis street whera
they entered house. In the meantime nnlicnmen
Harman, Eckert and Davis came up, and learn
ing what had transpired, waited in Lewis street
uhtii the party came out of the house. when inst
as they were about entering the hack they arrested
them, and told them they must drive to thc Cnn-
tral ponce station. This the driver refused to do
ana started his team rapidly away, when officer
EcKert caught one of the horses and broupht them
10 Il halt; liogg threatened the officer with vio-
lence and attempted to get from the hack but his
companions held him back Manly then apreed to
urVe to the police station, and for that purpOse took
the lines, but instead Of doing So he Started them
az at a running gait in differen direction The
oihcers endeavored to overtake the hack but were
not last enough, and the parties escaped They
urove through several streets in the northeastern
sectioh OF the city and then down Broadway. when
ocer rice and others arrested them on the charge
OF last driving. They were confined in the Eastern
police station house, and the ladies whom thew in
suited were brought up and testified to their con .
quot. Justice Grillin fined Manly S5 and costs for
iast driving, and committed the rest of the party
10 Jall Tor Court to answer the charge of insutinG
the ladies' ''nS
SlcKNEss Al Tun interchangeable have been
gong the rounds of the press for several days to
the effect that there is considerable sickness in The
jan, anu lhtimatng, indirectly, that it is owing to
he acI that class OF paupers are being sent there
who should properly be sent to the almsbousa
inns Is round about way of censuring the new
ponce, ard such of the Justices of the Peace az do
tneir duty IN committing to Jail worthless class
OF DULLES and outlaws, who, during the prevalenca
OF club law, supported themselves in part bv de-
predatlons on the public and partly by confirm
tons from class of publicspirted politicians who
occasionally required their services at the ballot
boX 1t will be recoected that not very lonU apo
1T was announced that the almshouse autboTities
had to send to town FOR the new police to protect
that institution from the lawess demonstrations of
the very class OF vagrants referred to- 1t would
be much more creditable to these "zealous friends
OF the Jail administration if they would examine
into the interior of the institution and TO sec
whether some local cause for this sickness does mot
exist which could readily be dispeled. 1t is un-
fortunately the case that there too much of that
morbid sympathy INDUCED in for the warrants of
the trough class by parties whose social and OFF,
ctdt relations would lead the public to expect better
things of them, and induces the belief that the mo-
tive IN disseminating reports of the character re-
terred to is not at all credtable to those from whom
they originate.
TAKEN TO VRGINIA.-Yesterday morninp. Tbos
Nash, Jr., Esq, Deputy United States Marshal for
the Eastern District of Virginia, in company with
george W. Glenn, police officer of Norfolk arrived
mere IN the Norfolk boat, with the necessary papers
for the purpose of taking into custody two men
named Joseph Williams and Charles Floyd. CHARGED
with robbing Captain E. Coleman, of the schooner
Beona, of the sum of $500 on last Saturday, while
the vessel was lying in the waters of Virginia 1t
will be recolleced that the above parties were ar
rested last Sunday morning by Detectives Gorman
and Stevens, upon the arrival of the Norfolk boat
and S4S0 o. the money recovered. The parties
were taken from the Jail Yesterday and conveyed
to the office OF United States Commissioner Hannah.
Who after nearing the facts of the case as stated by
Marshal Nash, gave the necessary papers for their
conveyance to the authorities of Virginia. The two
men were taken to Norfolk by the boat Yesterday
afternoon, under the charge of the above officers
ne money recovered by the Baltimore detectives is
now In the hands of the Police Commissioners, who
were not IN session yesterday when Mr. Nash called
for it. When the Police Board meet to morrow the
necessary order will be passed for its delivery to the
Norfolk authorities.
CLOSING THE CIGAR SToREs.-By reference to the
advertising columns it will be seen that Marshal
kane has issued instructions to the polce force IN
take note OF all dealers in tobacco and cigars who
keep their places of business open on Sunday, with
the intention of prosecuting all who do so In a
SUIT IN IN winch Mr Blumenberg, of the "Isand of
CUBA cigar store, was the defendant Justice Hiss
gave Judgment against him, deciding that the sale
OF cigars and tobacco on Sunday was a violation
OF the act OF Assembly prohibiting the transaction
OF business on that day.
AccIDENT-Ies Iesterday morning man named
Robert Burns, driver of Il porter wagon rncoi~cd
fracture of the lee by .eia hIcked by his horse,
On Preston street, near Garden. He taEanSs =
aweiing near by, and attePd5eth the Lombard street
.s esFe DIR. Butler set the limb Burns
VAS in the employ of Mr.. W. Mitchell, who keeps
a bottling establishment on the corner of Barre
and Warren streets, where the injured man lived.