The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-26
cry NTELLTGENCE.

ACciDENT-FdtdL Result.-An accident occurred
between four and five o'clock on Saturday evening
near the Relay House, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, by which two men received such injuries
as resulted In the death of one of them Yesterday
morning. 1t appears that at the time mentioned
the two men, named VIM. Morrison and Arthur
hedge, Engllshmen, We're walking on the track
just beyond the Relay House. at the junction The
WIND blowing almost hurricane, prevented them
from hearing the express train going West, which
at the time was just turning the corner and before
they could clear the track both we're caught b.:
the engine and seriously injured. Morrison had
his right leg torn Off his left leg badly mashed and
his lett arm broken. Hedges Injuries were not so
serious, he receiving only contusions about the
Dack, head and shoulders, from which he will re-
cover. They were brought to the city as soon as
possible, alter the accident, and taken the Lom-
oard Street ln6rmary, where every attention was
pala them Morrsons system so much pros.
trated that stimulants were continually apnlipd
but without effect. He died yesterday morning at
oi2 o CLOCK. lie was 2S years of age, and leaves
wiie and two children. Hedge was improving YES
terday. lie is from Fall River, Mass, where he
says he has wife and two children.
LARCENY.-A most successful larceny was COM
mltted ON Saturday afternoon, between two and
three O'Clock, in the boarding house of Mrs Turn
bull, on Lexington, Charles street At the
hour named, one of the servants of the house en-
tered the room of one of the boarders and found
Two very respectablelooking young men there
one OF them remarked that they were friends of the
gentleman who occupied it, and asked if he had
come in yet The servant replied in the negative
ana lett the room A few minutes afterwards
another servant met tile same two going ont of the
front door, and one of them was CARRYING small
carpet bag. When the gentleman returned he found
that his room had been robbed. There was taken
a lady's watch and chain, with charms attached.
two breastpins, the back of one of which was en-
graved "My father died May o. 1852" a gold
thlmble, with the word "Kate" engraved on it;
quantity OF other jewelry and clothing and $50 in
money. NO clue has yet been discovered to the
thieves. The robbery was bold one, and no doubt
the perpetrators are old hands at the business.
PASSING CoUNTERFErr MoNEY-A few days since
negro named George W. Williams, Jr was ar
rested, on the charge of attempting to pass n conn
terfeit five dollar note upon tradesman TvinG m
Gay street. He had hearing before Justice Hiss
and on searching his person, there were found some
tnree or four counterfeit five dollar bills on the
Farmers and Mechanics bank of Frederick TO-
gether with several spurious gold quarter eagles
The negro acknowledged that he had passed on diff
terent persons the counterfeit money and had
shared the spoils with confederate Justice Hiss
committed him to Jail for the action of the Grand
Jury. By some process, on Saturday NIGHT. the
negro Williams, was discharged from iaii and il |
now at large There are several respectable citi |
zens living in Old Town, who can bear witness |
against this negro and the Grand Jurv con oosiIr
reach them if desired. |
. The SOUTHERN VOLUNTEERS AssocfArIoS.-Bv re- |
terence to our advertising columns it will be seen
that the Southern Volunteers Association will meet
tonight at the Liberty engine house, Liberty |
street.. inls VIII De the second meeting, and per-
manent officers will be selected During to-day a |
South Carolina Palmetto flag will be unfured from
the engine house. At the same time this flag is
run up, the stars and stripes will also be thrown to
Inc breeze from the same building. The Associa
ton are also having made MARYLAND colonial FAC
and this too as soon finished, will be unfured at
me side OF the national colors and the Palmetto.
At present the Association in point of numbers is
lot great.
VIOLATING THE LAws.-Before Justice McLaugh
md al, |
yesterday morning by officer Jones, charged with
gambling on the Sabbath. Their ''pile" not being
'lg enough to pay the fine imposed on sporting
haracters, they were sent to Jail. Mary McClus,
.ey was Drought in by Lieut.. Lawson, charged
With violating the act of assembly by selling Innor
Without license, and held for further hearinr