The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-13
NUI Ii NATION.
MAYORS OFFICE,


MAYORS OFFICE
Baltimore, May TO- 1861.
Inc prohibition heretofore laid by me on the 30th of
April in pursuance of law period of thirty days on
the general display of flags banners being no longer
ibs5 IA Is heeny removed but all persons admon
Sheu 10 refrain from the exhibition of flags or banners of
character hostile to the lawful authorities and thereby
'"'eulaeu 10 tehd 10 violation of the public peace.
GEO. WIN. BROWN, Mayor
CHARGE OF FALSE PRsTENCES-Frank Smith
coored, was arrested by policeman Robinson, upon
the charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
cerning load of hay which he had sold to MIR
Conrad Miller. He was taken before Justice Nc
haushhn, VINO committed him to Jail in default of
security, to await the action of the GraId jury
henry Bracken was on Saturday taken into Gus
tody by officer Patrick upon the charge of obtain
Ing money from August Mantz under false pre-
tences He was taken before Justice Reid who
released him upon producing bail to await the ac-
tlon of the Grand Jury.
THREATENED CoLLIsIoN-Tbe new Unitad States
recruits stationed at the National Hotel on Camden
street, dlned on Saturday at Broader's restaurant
on Pratt street. near the Maltbv House. Upon
ieaVlng there, and fling across the street, to the
oouth SIDE, they were run into by wagon which
was being driven past at the time and the ranks
broken. The soldiers at once assumed belligerent
ATTITUDE and every symptom of serious disturb
snee sh was eAholted upon their part as well as on
tnat OF a number of citizens who witnessed the
affair and who took sides with the driver of the
wagon fortunately Y, wiser counsels prevailed and
the matter was settled, and the crowd dispersed
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.-On Saturday
night about eleven o'clock tigh took pace in the
drinking saloon of Alex. Hunter on Thames street,
near Broadway, in which man named David Mil
Ter was quite seriously injured. Miller was setting
| quietly In the room, when a man named James
RELY approached and charged him with stealing
his pipe, which Miller denied whereupon Reilly as
| sailed him, and during the fight he drew knife
and stabbed Miller on the right temple, inflicting e
very ugly wound. Reilly was arrested and com
mitted to Jail for court
| RInTOUS AND DlsoRDFRIy-On Saturdor ,;rbt
| last, officers Hitchcock, Ford and Moreland took
into custody Andrew McGunniean and George w.
smith, upon the charge of resisting them in the
discharge of their duty, and attempting to incite
| riot. James Dennis, Charles Downey and Nelson
Holland were also arrested by officer Hitchcock.
| charged with being disorderly and ATTEMPTING ia
| incite riot. They were taken before Justice Nc
| Laughlin, who committed the entire party in de
fault of security to appear at court and answer the
charge.
| UNDERGOING REPAIRS.-The steamship Baltimore
| which was injured by a collision Intentionally v
brought about by the captain of one of the stea
In the employ of the Government, few days since
while coming up the Bay, is lying at the ship ward
of Mr.. John A. Robb, undergoing repairs She
VIII be ready for sea in few days, when she will
take IN cargo and depart for Havana
HARPER,S FERRY.-Two trains yesterday arrived
| from the West, and every ything at Harper's Ferry
Is represented as being comparatively quiet IL
was rumored here yesterday that the bridge at thi
| point had been destroyed, but upon inquiry we
learn tsat 1t Is entirely untrue, and the road gen
orally is in good condition.
FOR WAsHINGToS.-Three trains yesterday passed
over the road from Camden Station to Washington
running upon the Government time schedule.
train also returned from there last evening, anc
passengers report matters as being apparently uu.
changed.
SAILED.-The steamship Ben Deford, Capt Hal
lett OF the Boston line, sailed for that por: on Sa
turday afternoon with light cargo. The repor
that the ). Il. SpaMdmg is engaged in the service
OF the United States Government is incorrect.
| VIOLATING THE LICENSE LAw.-On Saturday ,
man named j. Amber, arrested on the charg,
OF selling meat in the Centre market without Ii.
cense Justice Hiss fined him SO and costs
| ROUTE AGENT.-On the railroad line from Bati
more to Cumberland, Mr.. Robert G. Hall, of Ralti
more IS appointed route agent, in the place of Jon
athan Newcomer. resigned