The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-29

Cochran; Professors of Elementary Drawing, VIM.
5. Taylor, Thos. Il. Jefreys, Chas. Gebhard and
- Nicolai.
Three years since a female school of design was
organized by the Institute, and is also in n
highly fourshing condition. Upon future occa-
sion we shall give it such notice its Importance in
the sphere of usefulness deserves.
MEETING OF THE CRY DELEGATIONS TO THE Quar-
ANTINE AND SANITARY CONVENTIONAL a meeting |
held on Saturday afternoon at the office of the
Board of Health for the purpose of appointing COM
nttees to complete arrangements for holding the |
Quarantine and Sanitary Convention, which assem- |
bes in this city on the 10Th proximo, the following
delegations were present:
Boardof Trdde-Moor N. Falls George n Eaton |
Z. ID. Hinks Henry Duvall, Hugh Bolton, Enoch |
Pratt and VIM S. Thompson
Pathological Society-Drs. VIM. Riley, John Fon-
erden and Thomas IL. Buckler.
Ucdical and Surgical Society-Drs James Bord-
ley, p. NJ Wamble and G. W. Mtenberger.
Hoard Of Heahh-Drs VIM. NJ. Kemp, Jacob w.
Houck and Judson Gilman.
Marine HOspitdl-Dr. John De Butts.
The meeting having been called to order, DR..
Kemp, chairman moved that in the temporary alb
sence of the Secretary, DR.. Houck, DR.. Gilman act
in his stead
The chair then read the following note from Ed
ward i. Dalam, Esq:
SATURDAY, March q, 1858.
Being obliged to leave the city this morning I'M
til Monday next, ! regret that will be unable to
meet the delegations requested this afternoon.
iority in their decision.
To Dr. VIM. NJ. Kemp, Chairman of Executive
Committee
The committee appointed at previous meeting,
reported through their chairman, DR.. Fonerden,
the following The Committee appointed to pre-
pare business for the Baltimore delegations, report
that Is neediul to appoint committees to attend to
several preliminarics.
They recommend Committee to be appointed to
select and prepare room with suitable convcnences
Tor the meetings OF the convention, and they nomi-
nate the Board of Health this Committee.
They recommend a committee of arrangements to
be appointed to collect funds, arrange entertain
ments, and discharge such other duties as may be
assigned to them. This committee to be subdvidcd
as follows: The Board of Trade to attend to the col
lection of funds, and the balance of the delegations
to take charge of the remaining duties
They recommend that Dr. Kemp be appointed
committee to supervise their reports republication,
t" advertise from time to time the names Of dele
gates who have been appointed from abroad to the
convention.
1t will also be proper to have a committee of re-
ceptlon, and Dr. Gilman is hereby nominated as
chairman thereof with authority to appoint as
many colleagues as he NAV think needful.
The recommendations in the report were taken
up separately by the meeting, acted upon, and with
some few slight alterations which we have made,
adopted.
The following resolution offered by Dr. Foner-
den. was read and adopted:
That DIR. DE Butts be appointed committee to
report series of propositions to the Baltimore del
adopted on board of vessels at and in port with
reference to health
The meeting was in session hour and half
portion of the time being spent in the discussion
OF matters of private nature, at the conclusion of
which an adjournment took place, the chairman be
ing authorized to call the delegations together at
any time he may deem it necessary.
FATAL TERMINATION AND INQUEsT.-On Saturday
morning last we announced the shooting of Young
man named Edward Warrington, aged about Is
years, an adhcrent of the Columbian Fire Compa-
ny, on Pratt street, whilst proceeding to fire. by,
as was charged, party belonging to, running
with, the Franklin Fire Company. The affair
transpred on Friday night, when the injured party
was removed to the residence of his father No.
Bethel street, where he fingered until o'clock
Saturday evening" when death ended his sufferings,
although all that professional skill could devise
resorted to in his behalf by his medical attendants,
DrS Busk and Adolphus.
Yesterday morning Coroner Gorton was sent
Tor to hold an inquest and summoned the following
named gentlemen jury to hear the testimony in
the case:
Isaac Bull, foreman; j. McHendry Pentz George
w. Anthony, Nicholas Lynch Peregrine w. Ruley,
Oakley liadaway, George Ortt Adam Ortt, James
W. Duncan, John Donaldson, John Stcinc, Daniel
W. Evans.
The coroner examined three witnesses, named
James Peacock, VIM. Jordan and Isaac b. Layman
who all testified to the following facts: That the
Franklin suction and Columbian reel while proceed
ing to alarm of fire on Friday night, and when
near the corner of Light and Pratt streets the latter
company passed the Franklin apparatus, immediate
lv after which pistol shot was fired from the
Franklin party. Witnesses then left the reel and dis
covered the deceased lying on the railroad track
and whilst approaching him two other pistol shots
were llred from the direction, either at de-
ceased witnesses. Witnesses then carried the
deceased into the Maltby house and attended him
until his death.
After these witnesses were examined the jury adj
Iourned to meet again this evening to proceed with
Witnesses. he
summoned to day.
George Slime, alias Rudey. who was arrested at
the time ON the charge of firing the fatal shot, will
have a hearing this evening before Justice Boyd.
The deceased belonged to an association of Young
men called the 'Comcal Fishing Club" who yes
terday displayed their flag at hallmast in respect to
his memory. His funeral takes place this afternoon
at two O'Clock, and will be attended by the Coum
blan Fire Company, the above named club, and sev-
eral other associations to which the deceased was
attached.
FIRES AND ALAEMs.-The alarm of fire on Satur.
day morning about haltpast one O'clock, was occa-
stoned by the burning of the sheds, and roof of a
Kiln for burning friedrich, situated north of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad opposite the
Canton Race Course The kiln belonged to Mr..
Thomas James, whose loss is about $500 upon
which there is no insurance.
Tn Saturday morning, about 90 o'clock, an
alarm of fire was given which proceeded from the
burning of a lot of dry goods, exposed for sale on
the sidewalk in front of the store of Messrs. Josh
ua Harvey Co, northwest corner of Pratt and
Hanover SITS. The fire was accidental and caused
by lighted segar being carelessly thrown upon
the goods by some passer-by.
AT ten O'Clock on Saturday morning, a small
workshop in the rear of the Cabinet Making Estab
ilsllment of A. Koekler, the north side of LON
bard street, near Broadway took fire from the over
heating OF Il stove therein. 1t was luckily discoy-
cred, before the flames had made much Roadway,
and was soon extinguishcd by the neighbors, with
buckets of water.
AT o'clock on Saturday night the alarm arose
from tl,. Hmm, 80 ~.
Davis street, between Saratoga and Pleasant streets.
On Sunday morning the firemen were called ont
by the ringing of the alarm bells several times, but
there fires.
The alarm yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock was
false.
An attempt made about three O'Clock vester-
day morning to destroy the tin ware factory of
Messrs. George Thaler & Bro, No. I02 Franklin
street, by setting fire under the doorway. 1t was
discovered by officers Mcdonald and Dixon, West
ern District Police, and extinguished with but
slight damage. -
ARRESTS Patrick Mun and Lewis Role were
arrested on Saturday by officers Cadim0re and BoS
man, OF the Eastern District, the charge of
throwing stones in the street. They were brought
before Justice Griffin who fined them dollar and
costs each.
Henry Bergender and Mary Neyger were arrested
on Saturday by officers Durkee and Lee, of the East
ern District for allowing their Goats to at large
in the streets contrary to the ordinance made and
provided. They were brought before Justice Wclch
who fined them two dollars and costs each.
Thomas Shields arrested by Sergeant Town
send of the Eastern District on the charge of OBJ
tanning money under false prctences. He was
mltted to Jail for further examination by Justice
Griffin.
John McDunna arrested yesterday by officers
Cadimore and Bosnian of the Eastern District for
assaulting and beating Catharine Rubey. lie was
held to bail to stand his trial before the Criminal
Court by Justice Griffin
New BANE.-The building now being finished on
the corner Of Paca and Market streets is intended
to be occupied, in short time, by the " Peoples
Bank This bank grows out of the Fremont Say
ngs institution whose title will be changed soon
as it commences business i'm the building, in
cordance with supplement to its charter, which is
a liberal one and grants full powers for banking
purposes. gentleman well known in financial