The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-02
LOG AL INTELLIGENCE

ANNlNEhSAkY tELEBRAToN.-Golden Rule Lodge
celebrated their tenth anniversary at the public
house OF Lawson z. Beach, Esq, GAY street. On
Wednesday evening, "a ulto. The table was fur
nlshed by the worthy caterer in the most abundant
ma nner-eXhibiting all the deicaces of the season
Inc table being cleared, the n c., Jno. Stinchcomb
called the company to order. and announced the
regular toasts. The Grand Master, Hon. Joshua
Nahsanh' responded to the compliment paid his of
nee IN an eloquent speech; portraying the princi
pies of Odd Fellowship, and their adaptation TO tbe
wants Of society.
Inc several toasts were responded to by P G. Sire
"Hdey, who sat opposite the Grand Master at the
head OF the table; Grand Secretary Escayille: Past
brands l. ". Morse, Aquilla j. Norris, Jas Phe-
ian, II. b. Tanterro, and Brothers j. c. Hynes
Jas. NJ. Peregoy. Songs were sung by r. B. For
syth, and others. At II O'Clock the company adj
Journed to meet again one year hence, Providence
permitting.
lHE GREAT CRAFTY LEcTrRE.-The Hon. Edward
Everett will deliver his great lecture on Charity. for
the dement, OF the Association for improving the
condition Of the poor, at the hall of the MARYLAND
institute on Friday evening next. The Managers
having very generously rendered its use for that
purpose.
MEETING OF rnE PooG AssocluoN.-A special
meeting of this Association was held last nj ght at
the usual place. John G. Bruno, Esq, President,
in the chair.
The chairman stated the purposes for which the
meeting had been called, which were to perfect
necessary arrangements and also to announce to the
Association that the Hon. Edward Everett had con-
sented to deliver his Lecture on Charity before the
citizens, for the benefit of the Poor The lecture
will be delivered on Friday evening next. in the
Hall of the Maryland Institute
W lille IN the city, Mr.. Everett will be the ouest
OF his Honor, Mayor Swami. committee consist
ing OF the officers of the Association with one man
ager from each ward, appointed to receive the
honorable gentleman on his arrival from Washing
ton After some other business, the Association
adjourned to meet again on Thursday evening next,
at the same place.
IHE CRY TEMPERANCE LEtGCE.-This body. com
posed of persons favorable to the enactment of the
"Maine Law in this State, held a meeting last
evening, at the Temperance Temple, on Cav street
The exercises were opened with PRAYER by the Rev
A d. Cross, at the close of which he also made a
few remarks. The Rev DR.. Fuller was then intro
duced to the audience by Mr.. Christian Keener. the
Chairman of the Organization and for the space of
an hour he addressed them in speech which was
replete with the most powerful appeals in behalf of
the temperance cause,-during the delivery of which
he was listened to with marked attention while the
applause, amid which he retired, proved his re-
marks found hearty response in the feelings of his
auditors
PREPARING TO REBUILD.-W orkmen are now bust
ly engaged in tearing down and cleaning away the
rubbish preparatory to the erection of a handsome
warehouse the site of the one formerly occupied
by Messrs. Fisher, Boyd Co., on Baltimore street
between Liberty and Howard which was DESTROYED
by fire some two months since. The new building
is to be four stories high of fine pressed brick with
iron trimmings, having a front of 80 feet with A
depth Of $50 feet. David Carson i the architect
and superintendent
REVIVAL OF RELIGIoN.-For some four weeks past
there has been very earnest revival of religion 90
ing on at the Columbia Street Methodist Episcopal
Church under the pastoral care of the Rev. Thomas
Myers, which is still in progress. During the time
stated over hundred candidates for membership
have been received
Masonic FEsTIyAL.-The members of ST. Johns
Lodge, No. "a, of Baltimore city, intend having
festival at the Masonic Hail. the night of the 18th
inst; on which occasion VIM. H. Quincy Esq, of this
city will deliver the address
VIOLATION OF ORDINANcE-Frederick Lanecraf
WAS arrested Dy olhcer Hand, OF the Eastern Dis
triet, charged with throwing a brick Justice Crit
lin fined him one dollar and costs-total Sls1
FIRE ALARM.-Ihe alarm of fire at half-past ele-
ven O'Clock yesterday morning was caused by the
burning OF foul chimney, at the corner of Holland
and Aisquith streets. Nodamage done the building
PARADE.-le sterday afternoon the Wells and
McComas Rifiemen, Captain Thomas Bowers, made
dress parade through some of principal streets
and then proceeded to Broadway, where they went
through number of military evolutons, in highly
creditable manner