The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31

IMPROVEMENTS on South SrREEr.-W orkmen are
now engaged in tearing down the building on
South street, second door from Second street pre-
paratory to the erection of a banking house for
Messrs. John 5. Cuttings Il Co. The building
which is to be OF white marble, will be two stories
high, with front of thirty feet aud depth of sew
entytve feet, and is expected to be finished by the
hrst OF July. Louis l.. Long is the architect, and
George }. zimmerman master builder.
Mr.. Zimmerman is also constructing a building
on South street. near Pratt, for Mr.. c. W. Reach
of the firm of Reach Il Green, to be occupied by
him as a restaurant. 1t is to be two stories high
of the Gothic order of architecture finished with
heavy moudings having front of thirty feet and
depth OF eighty feet The saloon will be the
largest in the city, and will be fitted up in an ee-
CANT style.
OMNIBUS LICENsEs.-The ordinance regulating the
licensing of vehicles in the city of Baltimore was
considered and passed by the Second Branch of the
City Council last evening. Mr.. Hintze offered an
amendment, which was incorporated in the Ordi-
nance, providing that for each omnibus coach the
proprietor shall pay license of ten dollars and fifty
cents Tor the original, and ten dollars for the
neWlng thereof. The present rates five dollars
and nifty cents for the original license and five dol
lars for the renewal. -
Gross CARELEssNESs.-0n Monday afternoon a
son OF Mr.. Solomon King. who resides on Green
mount avenue, near Monument street, while on his
way home from school was seriously injured by being
struck over the right eve with a billet of wood
carelessy thrown by colored sawyer. The missile
cut through a Iet nat and penetrated to the bone,
causing an ugly wound. DR.. Patterson dressed the
injury.
SERIOUS Academia young girl named Catha-
rine Miller met with serious accident Yesterday
at the forge of Messrs Fagely Co.. near the inter
section of Canal street and Eastern avenue She
accidentally walked upon some hot cinders, which
had been thrown from one of the furnaces, which
set lire to her clothing, and before assistance ar
rived, her lett side was very badly burnt. She was
kindly attended to her home by officer Herbert and
medical services procured
ARREsT.mThomas Hogg was arrested ON Monday
night by olhcer Lancaster of the Eastern District
on the charge OF being party to the shooting of
Edward Worthington on Friday night last He
was committed to Jail by Justice Audoun to await
the result OF the investigation before the coroner's
jury.
ARREsrs.-John Hoffman was arrested Yesterday
by officer Graham, of the Eastern District, on the
charge OF stealing two pocket handkerchiefs the
property OF Mrs. Snyder. He was committed to
Jall for further hearing by Justice Griffin.
Lorenzo Hill Ccolored) was arrested by officer
freepurger, for running his wagon, loaded with
hay, against one of the city lamps, and thereby
breaking the lamp He taken before Justice
Grlilln, who committed him to Jail in default of
payment of damages.
PIcKPocKETs.-A lady who had been purchasing
some millinery goods in a store Baltimore street.
near Light, had her portmona, containing nine
dollars, taken from her pocket, by adroit thief
while leaving the establishment.