The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-17

SEAECH FOR AgMs.-Ricbard Pryor n well known
Character, and designated a sergeant of tn pres
eht Vice-pohce force, yesterday, with a squad OF
men, proceeded to search the house of Dr. NJ J.
Cherry, 40 Hanover street; Mrs. Elizabeth Pattet-
son, Al Hanover street, and Mr.. j. H. Sauner cor
ner OF Howard and Dover streets. At the house ol
DR.. Cherry they found nothing In Mrs Pattcr-
sons house, after ransacknE it from garret to Gel.
lar, they found two cartridge boxes which the Y
carried off, but which, she says, she did not know
were in the house. At Mr.. Sauner's thew found a
swivel, which belonged to number of members of
the old United Fire Company and which had been
used for firing salutes holiday occasiong They
were asked hy DR.. Cherry TO show their search
warrant which they at first refused to do assign
Ing as reason that other parties besides him were
named in it, and that they mig h be informed of the
intended search before it was made thereby de-
rating their obj ct. The document was subsequent
ly shown, however, and read as follows:
Sergeant Pryor will search the houses of Dr. Cherry
IS Hanover street. Patterson "A Hanover street and
hr eauner corner OF Dover and Howard they being
cessionists. By order of the POLICE NJ ARsuAL"
There was no name signed to the paper
, A MAN BADLY BEATEN BY OF THE VICE.
PoL1cE.-A man named John Dunn was badly
beaten by vice policeman Block Kenny. Two sol
dies were passing along Gay street. when Dunn
VINO was intoxicated, hurrahed for cleft Davis"
tie did this several times and it is said asked the
soldiers how they liked it. Kenny then came up
and arrested Dunn, charging him with an attempt
TO disturb the peace. Dunn resisted when
struggle ensued, and Kenny drew his pistol and
struck Dunn several times the head, inticting
several gashes, from which the blood flowed freely
Dunn was finally taken to the Central Police STA
tlon, where he confined
SHOOTING WITH INTENT To KLL.-A negro named
John H. Dowden was arrested yesterday morning.
on on the charge of shooting at a man named George
Happ. MIR. Sapp lives Jefferson street, near
Short, and on Saturday night, shortly after dark
he was sitting at work shoemakiug, when Dov den
approached the window and discharged the nisto
at him. The bali passed directly over Nj Sann's
lp1upd in tha ;E. -
were near him at the time. Dowden was taken be-
fore Justice McAllister, who committed him to isi
for Court
GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH LGNE.-There is now
complete line of telegraphc communication between
the headquarters of Gen Banks, at Fort McIIenry
and the telegraph office of this city, the Baltimore
and Ohio, Philadelphia and Wilmington, and North
ern Central Railways. and the office OF Mr.. Dodge
Wires have been stretched along the old poles as
far as Locust Point, and thence to the Fort new
poles have been erected.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANTs.-Ye Yesterdav morning the
Bremen ship Ernestine. Capt. Tench, arrived in
port having or board 27l emigrants. During th4
voyage OF sixty days, excellent health prevailed
on board. Owing to the iDpractcability of get |
ting Vest by way of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail |
road arrangements have been made for their tran
sportatlon over the Northern Central Railway and
fennsylvania Central road, to Pittsburg.
SOLDIERS CARKYGHG THEIR ARMS IN THE C1Ty-I
Notwithstanding the order of General Banks to |
the contrary, the soldiers who are permitted to |
visit the city. cary their side arms and revovers
with them. This certainly does not argue much |
for the discipline OF the tro"p ps in the Division of |
Annapolis, of which General Banks has the com |
mand.
RECoGNIzED.-The lad whose dead body was found |
on Saturday last, in the water at Light street |
wharf, foot of Barre street, was on Monday after |
noon recognized Hiram J. StalIing, son of joseph
ling, who resides on Spring street The body |
had been buried in the Western Potter's Field
ARRIVAL OF BATTERY.-- yesterday morninp |
Capt Bdrry's battery of flying artillery arrived |
by way of the Philadelphia and Wilmington rail
road, and went through to Washington The bat |
terry was stationed at Fort Pickens until recently.
GENERAL PARADE The troops encampad in the |
western limits of the city yesterday evening made
a general parade.