The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-09

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-As pic mic party returning
from lnthcums woods on the Anne Arundel shore few
days since accident of painful occurred
of the young ladies who in the company One of the
gentlemen, who had imbibed rather freely during
day became dsordery when bridge leading
to Ferry Bar frightening two girls named Georgana
Gervck, and Mary Barnes attempted get
omnibus in which they riding, by which they
both very seriously injured Miss Ceryick fell on stone
which penetrated into her side, causing deep wound her
right arm, and also her back very mnch bruised
Miss Barnes was cut very severely her chin young
man named Robinson picked them up, and assisted in
conveying them to their respective homes, where surg
cal assistance was procured young man who went
out IN company with woman, had his horse and buggy
stolen while on the ground
FIRE ALARM AND Police TELEGRApH-The Joint Com
mittee of the City Council to whom referred the
of procuring perfect system of Police and Fire Alarm
Telegraph for the City of Baltimore met last night
the City Hail. for the purpose of examining the bids and
various plans submitted for their consideration The
mttee after short session adjourned again this
evening There are three proposals before the committee
one from Messrs Philips, Robinson and Gambr pro
posing to build and establish proper Telegraph for the
Of S3 600 and two bids from Henry J. Rogers,
for 7 600 and the other for $4,000 to be constructed
the plan of the signal tecgraphs adopted the Railroad
lines of France.
TURNED UP-The man in the employ of Mr. Mills near
Govanstown who disappeared mysterously few days
since, was found yesterday by Mr. Brown, mikman,
siding near Seegers brewery the Frederick road 1t
appears that he stopped on his way into the city at
drinking houses and became intoxicated and that he hired
himself and team to a gentleman the city limits.
haul load of furniture into the city Nothing further
heard of him until yesterday when Mr. Brown took
the horse and wagon in charge having found it opposite
Mr. Seeger's brewery The wagon and furniture were
considerably broken and the horse somewhat injured The
driver was found lying the sidewalk beasty drunk and
considerably bruised
FROM SAvANNAH.-The steamship 'City of Norfolk"
Capt j. c. Parker, Jr, arrived her wharf Tuesday
night hours Savannah with fine freight and
the following stateroom passengers Thomas Kelly Mo-
bile; John Jenkins. Mrs A. f. Weaver and three children
of Baltimore and nine steerage passengers. Captain Par
ker was until recently first officer of the steamship
William Jenkins. of the Boston line and is well known
the travelling community as an afabIe gentleman and
stockholders Savannah
line, have made good selection in enrusting him with
the command Of one of their favorite steamers.
THE OPENING HOLIDAY sTREEr-This movement
revived again yesterday afternoon in the First Branch
of the City Council, Mr. Wood from committee of
ference upon the dsagreeng of the two Branches
having reported the original ordinance which provides
for the widening of the street. between Fayette and Ba
more and its continuation through to Pratt street An
effort made to put the ordinance upon its immediate
passage, but it finally tabled and made the order
the day for this afternoon.
FATAL REsULTs.-The coored woman in the employ of
Dr. John galloway residing near Texas, Baltimore coun-
ty who was severely burned few days since has died
from the effects of the injuries received.
Mr. Nichols, from Carlisle, Pennsylvania, the gentle
man who injured by being caught between the cars
Bolton depot Tuesday last learn died about
nine O'Clock on Tuesday night
DIscHARGED.-The grand jury of the L. s. District
of the bark COchituae who arrested in this port in
June last the charge of muny and have since been
confined in the above named institution
HoNoRARLY DIsCHARGED.-A man named Dull, who
arrested few days since the charge of stealing
wood from John Hacket, underwent examination yes
terday at the office of Justice Mckinley which resulted in
his being honoraby discharged.
Recommendations Boswell, formerly Sergeant
of Police, the district been appointed Lieu
tenant, in place of VIM. W. Montague resigned
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
Officer Miller. arrested Barney Shrine charged with sell
ling liquor the Sabbath. Justice Marrow held him to
bail to answer at Court
Mary Campher and Josephine Lebrout negresses,
arrested yesterday by officers Grooms and Burkhead,
charged with stealing one lawn dress, three window
tans and other articles the property of Mary Winches
ter They committed to Jail for trial before Court
by Justice Wheat
Capt VIM. Stroehl arrested yesterday by officer j.
Elliott charged with assaulting named John Ford
He was held security for his appearance before Court
by Justice Mearis.