The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-07
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILwAY.-In the First
Branch of the City Council Saturday, Mr. Wood offered
the following preamble and resolution relative this
which adopted
WHEREAS the construction Of the Northern Central
Railway to tide water has been suspended since the month
of October last by of an inuncou
of the Mayor and City Council restraining the Company
from proceeding Herewith and whereas the early com
petion of that branch the in prescribed
in ordinance No. SIS, approved June 20 1884, is matter
of manifest Importance to the interests of the city, be it
ReotOed That the Mayor be requested to communicate
to this Branch all the information in his possession to
the grounds of rendering said injunction necessary to-
gether with statement of all the points of difference be
tween the company and the city, and the actual negota
tons hitherto had pending in regard thereto, in
Guiding particular description of the grade of the Rail
road at the intersection of the various streets contend
ed for by the Company and by the city respectively
For BosToN-The splendid side-whee steamship Joseph
Whitney, Captain Solomon Howe left her wharf punctu-
ally at O'Clock Saturday afternoon, carrying very
full freight and the following passengers
Mrs 5, Howes, two children and nurse, Cambrdgeport
Mass Miss c. Robb Balto Mrs. Richardson and child,
Mt Vernon, Me- Mrs Shackford mother and two children,
Baltimore; Mr. NJ v Turner and lady, Palermo Me-; Mrs.
Rogers and servant Baltimore Mrs Lawrence and friend
Washington, D. c.; Captain Isaac II. Morrow lady, two
children and friend, Columbus, Ohio; Mr. A. T. Jarrett
Baltimore; Mr. f. H Merrill Cambridge Mass. MrW. H.
Miller, Baltimore; Capt Banes, Portland Me; Mr. Chs
Meddinger, Baltimore; Mr. II. P. Lipscomb Me-; Mr.. W
?. Coggshall Mass.
such the popularity Of this fvorte line for trip
Boston, that already several staterooms engaged
SECOND ANNUAL LAW PARADE OF THE MILITARY.-The
companies composing the different regiments of Maryland
volunteers will meet this afternoon, the appointed
places for the second law parade of the present year The
Cavalry, Artillery and Fifth Infantry Regiments will
meet South Gay street. the Fifty third Regiment of
antry Monument square, and the First Rifle Regiment
Holiday street
PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. F. W. Bennett & CO., auc
oneers, sold Friday lot and improvements on south
side of Baltimore street Eutaw, fronting 16E feet
with depth of 165 feet to German improvements
hreesory warehouse Baltimore street. story
brick building German street. Ground rent 1850
Purchased by Welder & Bro. for $1,000.
RETURN OF THE ExCURsIoNISTs.-The gentlemen com
posing the excursion party the B. O. R. r. which
left here on Tuesday morning last returned yesterday
much pleased with the trip Twenty five photographs of
the most important points along the line taken and
numerous sketches which intended transferred to
canvass for future
THE DOG LAw.-The First Branch of the City Council
on Saturday. PASSED resolution requesting Mayor to
enforce the ordinance prohibiting dogs from running at
large without muZzle during the summer months and
appropratng 81 900 for the benefit execuoners of
such dogs not thus protected.
The KELLER TRoUPE.-This company of artistes who
have afforded for the past two weeks much satisfaction
to admring crowds at the Holiday Theatre by their
elegant classical tabeauX have taken the spacious hall
the Maryland Institute, and will give their first exhibition
there this evening These representations of the
beautiful and entertaining character and deserve liberal
encouragement.
SEIZURE OF BUTTER.-The Clerk Of the Centre Market
on Saturday morning, cOnscacd sixteen Jumps butter
which did not come up to the standard weight They
were sold for the benefit of the city