The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

WHITsUN- MoNDAY.-Yes terday being Whitsun Monday
the day was appropriately celebrated by the German
ton of our community in their accustomed manner.
large number of the pupils of the United Evangelical
School under the direction of Messrs Jno Freng and Pc
ter Nage accompanied by Feldman cornet band left in
the early Philadelphia train for Magnolia where the day
was most oyousy spent The members of kossuth Lodge
Independent Order of United Brothers. early in the morn
ing started pic mic to Rock Spring Garden taking
with them Linhardt's Band Goethe Lodge. Order OF
United Brothers. spent the day at New Brooklyn on the
Anne Arundel shore Lafayette Band, NO 10 Order OF
United Brothers. accompanied by the Union cornet band
left in the Z A. NJ train for the Relay House on the Bat
and Ohio Railroad where the time was passed in
the most agreeable manner.
THE McDoNoGH BEQUEsr-The ordinance relative to
the appointment of agents to settle the interest of Bal
of the late John McDonogh under the
decree for the division of the property and to appoint
trustees Institute to be established out of the pro
ceeds of the estate length been passed by the two
Branches of the Council after engaging the attention of
that body for several weeks The ordinance, as finally
amended and passed. gives to each of the Baltimore
agents and half per cent and to the agent resi-
dent in New Orleans per cent for their services in
settling up the business of the estate.
ANOTHER ROBBERY NEAR MAGNoLIA-The dwelling of
Mr. Ferguson who resides in the neighborhood of the
Magnolia station, the Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad entered by burglars during Sun
day night and robbed of considerable amount Of money
other valuables As soon robbery was dscoy-
ered neghbors in the vicinity pursuit of the
thieves and traced them to place called Aberdeen,
the railroad line where they took into custody four men,
supposed be the robbers They said to be from the
city of Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT SURGICAL OpERATIoN.-An important Sur
gcal Operation performed at the Baltimore Inrmary
yesterday morning by Prof Nathan R. Smith, in pres
of large number of the Medical profession 1t
sisted in the removal of nearly all of the lower jaw for
the disease called Oseo Sarcoma Cancer of the Bone
Chloroform administered during the operation and
the patient doing well could be expected
THE OPENING HOLIDAY STRERT-The ordinance to
provide for the widening and extension of Holiday
has been set apart for consideration in the Second Branch
next Monday afternoon resolution has been adopt
ed by that body requesting the City Counsellor to furnish
the decision OF the Court of Appeals relative to the
large number of persons at the Council chambers
last evening" who attracted thther by the interest
manifested by them in the contemplated Improvement
lNoUEsT.-Coroner Battee, yesterday morning held
inquest over the body of named Thomas Reilly,
aged thirty four who died suddenly at his residence
Federal HILL The jury rendered verdict of death from
delrium remens supernduced by long continued intern
perate habits.
with Capt Chas Pendergas of this city, to construct
brig of 900 TONS and the work is being pushed at Mr.
Fardy's yard, on the south side Of the basin.
Messrs Abrahams Ashcraft have laid keels two
barques of $50 each Richmond, Va, account and
one for Messrs. Chas H h F. Pendergast
SALE OF PRoPERTY.-Messrs. F. W Bennett & Co. sold
yesterday the premises a lot of ground Dolphin
street. JOHN fronting II feet with depth of 100
improved by three-story brick building ground rent
$22 Purchased by Jacob Pfeifer for 1855.