The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

TIE SsERCH OF THE GEohCE WEEas-Thc Iories
Agdtn.-On the last TIP of the steamer George
Neems she overhauled and searched bF the
Government steamers Freedom and Kesoiute'
When Captain Budd Of the Resolute, entered the
ladies' cabin in his search for rebels, he was fortu-
nate in finding several. There were about twenty
ladies in the cabin, and the moment the captain en-
tered one Of them "a Baltimorean) proposed three
cheers for JEFF. Davis, which were given with
hearty good will When the captain was about to
retire the Young lady who mad proposed the
cbaers turned towards him and said: "l ou claim
70 he a Marylander, sir; you burnt DR.. Hooe's
house. YOU are villain, sir; and wish that the
go il not far distant when you will suffer for it."
During the search all the ladies gave expression to
their indignation and frequently chcered for the
Southern COniederscy.
ANOTHER AND SUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR COLONEL
THOMAS SCHOONER The steamer Arrow, which
LEI. this port Yesterday morning took down the ba Y
a COMPANY of Massachusetts troops from FoSt
Henry, in search Of the schooner Georgianna
which, it supposed, had been brought down
the Rappahannock river by Col Richard Thomas
now confined within Fort Mchenry. The schooner
was found in abandoned condition in East Neck
Narrow, on the Eastern Shore. detachment of
the company, fourteen in number was left ON
board the schooner to guard it until a vessel could
arrive from Baltimore to bring it up. The COM
panv which had been left at Queenstown BY the Ar
row, boarded the steamer Chester and returned to
the Fort last night. The steamtug Vieiiant was
chartered and after a brass six-poundsr had been
placed IN board, last night started down the bav
for the purpose of bringing the schooner up to the
city.
TnE ASSAULT on WIN. E. SrNx-On the 9th inst
there was published in the Exchange an account of
a most aggravated and uuprOvOked assault on Mr.
VIM Z. Sim by soldier belonging to Col. More
heads regiment. Since the assault Mr.. Sim has
been endeavOrng to have the soldier arrested hut
without success. He called on Marshal Dodge and
stated his case but Mr.. Dodge refused tn hava
anything to do with it. This outrage upon a CHI
zen is thus passed over by the sef-constituted au
thores OF this city, and the proper redress which
is the right OF every citizen, absolutely denied Mr.
Sinn ia spite of all his efforts to obtain it,
THEFTs.-Henry Simms was Yesterday arrested
upon the charge Of stealing pair of shoes and 8
coat from Thomas Davis. He was committed fo,
court by Justice Shpey.
A man named Mundo was also arrested for steal
ing a bucket of lard from Laurence & Bro Jus
tice Shipey committed him for court
4 German who gave his name as AdOlph wa
taken into custody last night upon the charee q
stealing hat from the establishment of ii G
locked up for the night.
TuE BALTIMORE REGIMENT.-News reached III,
city yesterday, that revolt had taken place in thu
Baltimore regiment, when in camp near Middle
town, Md, and that Capt w altemeyer had beer
shot dead by of the soldiers No revolt tocl
place, bat Captain w altemeyer was attacked h.
two Of his own command, Knocked down and kicke
and his sword taken from him and broken, Tb
so'diers committing the assault were arrested an
1t Is said will probably be shot.
lNQUEsT.-The body of a man named CharIas I n
chus was found in the BASIN at the foot of CaroIn.
street lie lived at 1923 South Bond street. an
lett his home on ednesday morning for the puy
pose OF going a-tshiog, since which time nothjn
was known OF his whereabouts until the body wa
discovered Coroner Sparkiin held an inquest o.
the body, and a verdict OF accidental drowniDr wa
rendered.
CHARGE CT WIFE BEATING.-A man named Jaco
Myers was yesterday taken into custody bv tw
Vlcs-polcemen upon the charge of assaultinp hi
vile with intent to kill her. Before the partie
arrested him he had attempted to hang himself
Upon GeinG arTalgned before Justice ShOwacre h
was committed tor court.
PASSING CoUElERFEIr MoHEY.-A colored draw
man named Lee, who lives in Vine street, was We
teFaay arrested upon he charge of passing coul
lef ie1t quarter OF = dollar upon Mr. Jacobs corn,
Oh rear and tayette streets. The record at RI
s'ahon-house did not show what disposition h,
been made of the case.
HOUSE RoBRED.-The residence of Mr.. D. r. Re
holoS, NO. l5G Madison avenue near Howard sire,
was entered yesterday and robbed of one So no
o' the BANK OF baltimore, two 81 notes two dolls
not arrested. 0' y"
CHARGE OF AssAULT.--Michael Ryan was vest
tha o I'nen INTO custody by a vice policeman up
the charge OF assaulting p Mccormick He y
taken before Justice Logan who committed b
for further hearing. 'e" L
POCKET PIcKED.-Last evening on the arriv,,
the tram OF cats from Harrisburg at the CsIve
sreet station, a man named Killiean from PrinC
ton' ny, had his pocket picked. The purse On
tanned 500 in gold and several checks.
FIRE.-The alarm of fire which occurred abo
eIe'en clnck last night was caused by the bur
ing OF prick yard shed in the Southern section
'ne city, Inc damage was slight.