The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-24
CITY NTELLIGEIVCE.

INQUEsT.-Y Yesterday afternoon Coroner Hail was
called on to hold inquest over the body of
Degress named Sarah Collins, who died suddenly
Some ten days since her husband made a savage
assault upon her and beat her very severely. He
was arrested at the tine aud committed to iaii-
The suffered trom the Injuries Inflicted for
several days, but finally ceased TO complain. On
her dying suddenly it was thought that death
resulted from internal injuries, and Coroner Hall
summoned jury to investigate the case. A fter an
examination 1t was apparent that she had died from
natural causes, and verdic. to that effect was rem
dered
CHARGED WITH THEFT.-Yesterday afternoon two
negresses named Rebecca Williams and Mary Ann
Cole were arrested on the charge of theft They
were in the house where the negress Collins died.
tnOtiC-d above), and az soon as they became GER
tain that she was dead they broke open several
drawers, tiom which they stole number of rings,
breastpins and other lewelry. They taken to
the Central police station aud confined for an cx-
animation.
brought to the city the Cameron Light Dragons,
on Thursday night, passed the bridge at Slemmer's
Run, two soldiers, John Wiidor - - nonn which
bruised and UPON resGhnE the city, were taken to
| the Lombard street inhrmaTy. similar accident
! occurred to a member OF the Anderson Zouaves
! yesterday, upon the Northern Central Railway, at
| Parkton. His name is James Sullivan. He was
| also taken to the ipfirmary, From the number Of
accidents of this kind which have occurred this
summer, it is TO he presumed that it Is difficult
matter to teach Northern soldiers that ''it is dan.
/ gerUuS 10 rlQe on tDe Top OF cars.
SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPER EXTRAS ON SUNDAY
4 notice has appeared in of tho city daes
signed by Provost Marshal Dodge, forbidding the
sale OF newspaper extras 0n the sabbath day. This
step is said to have been taken at the request OF
parties who profess strong desire to have The day
| properly respected. At Union prayer meeting
held in DR.. Dunning's church, corner OF Green and
! German streets, resolution as adopted request
ing the police authorities Of the city to enforce the
law forbidding the sale Of the extras At the same
forcement of the Law 10 reference to playing of
musical instruments on Sunday. This, however,
was lost
DESPERATE FE1Low.-Y esterday morning about
half past eleven O'Clock, a man named Thnmsa
Bradley, haG ight with a man Long Dock,
and ce-policeuan Love arrested him and started
with him to the police station. Bradley walked
along very peaceably for short distance. when be
turned upon Love and commenced violent assault.
After striking him, be the coat from his back
and Love repaid the compliment By the use of his
billy on him. After receiving blow on the head
which inflicted quite severe wound, Bradley con-
Guided to walk with the officer. Justice His:
) committed him to Jail for Court.
MILITARY MATrERs.-Two regiments Yesterday
passed through the city for Washington. The first
one was the Anderson Zouaves from New York
, This regiment numbered 900 men, who were wei
equipped. The second the lst regiment o
Long Island volunteers, 9f0 men, under command
of Col Julius W. Adams. These men were also
well provided with arms, and We're generally able
bodied.
. A company of the 4th U. S. Artillery proceeded
to Washington yesterday afternoon from For
McHenry.
e SEVERELY BUEwr.-0n Thursday evening Mrs
: Henry Hand living at No. l76 Cough street. wa
n severely burnt by the bursting of ETHEREAL oi
i lamp. She had Just filled the lamp and had no
, screwed the top on tightly, when the fluid gnited
e burs sting the lamp and scattering the burning oi
:, over her person. Her son was in the room at IN
It time, and succeeded in putting out the flames Sh
Is badly burnt on the hands, arms and neck. DR.
I Dwineile dressed the wounds.
r. STAMPS AND CARRIERS Rs-Post-office stamps ar
now at d disc unit Purchasers pay for them i
=. treasury notes. Should the small demand notes de
J., cline heavily in value, and the post-otfce receiv
ID nothing else for its stamps, it will not help th
\, finances The carriers still ask tCO cents for deliI
N ering letters in the civ. They are all too smart
/ commit themselves, and if asked if they make sue
re demand, reply, "Just as you choose, sir. IL
"a legal fee is one cent.
RETURN OF THE HUGH JENK1Ns.-The steam,
y Hugh jenkins, which lett on an excursion for PoiI
at Lookout on Wednesday last, returned to the cit
in last evening. During Yesterday a report was
I'D circulation that she had been seized By the Conte
O. crates, which of course was incorrect.
OF APPOINTMENT OF PAYMAsrER.-Mr. Louis
as johnson, of Hon. Reverdv johnson, has be'
d. appointed paymaster in the United States arm
He will proceed Immediately TO Washington al
IS enter upon his duties.
~ STEALING BACoN.-A coored man named Heni
-, Tyler was yesterday arrested upon the charge
l ~ stealing a quantity of bacoa. from Capt. Wesli
y Thomas. He committed by Justice Showsc
ii ai for a further hearing.
'es CoUSTFRFEIT NoTEs.-The bogus notes, wi
he which our city has been flooded by soldiers a
,se still passed the unwary. Let them keep sba
the lookout in all ioreIgn shin-plasters, especial
on, Illinois and Indiana ones.
,u- AssAULf.-Wiliiam Gabrio was taken into custo
rd yesterday upon the charge of asssuting Conr
Dumbrio. Upon being arraigned before JUST
Logan, he was held to bail for further hearing.
CHANGE OF HOsPGTAL.-The Hospital Departme
OF Gen. Banks column is to be removed from Ere
lts erick, to this city. Preparations now in p
~, gress locking to such a change.