The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10

FfREMEN's NIsIT.-Thc Western Hose Company, mum
herring 80 accompanied by Linlarts band left here
in the clock train yesterday morning for TIagerstown
via Frederick. Upon their arrival in Frederick they will
be entertained by Mountaneer Hose Company; after
which they will proceed in stages Hagerstown
there in time for the Fremen'S parade Friday next
They will start for home on Saturday morning soppinc
at Frederick to parake of collation. provided by the
Junior Fire Company of that city They with them
their and splendid hose carriage, and equipped
in black coats and pants red shirts and fire hats painted
black. with the name and number Of the company in
front They expected to arrive here Saturday
evening Mr.. William Ldley acted as Chief Marshal.
THE HEBREW YEAR.-At sunset on Wednesday evening
last began the Hebrew year. commonly known as
Rasch lIaShannah, being the first day of the month Tisr
and the first of the Hebrew year 569 The advent of the
year soemnly celebrated in this city yesterday
by those of the Hebrew faith by general suspension
business and labor and attendance at their synagogues
during the day similar observance takes place day
These two days also always celebrated the first of the
rencntia days which end with the Day of Atonemcnt
the 10th of TiSr the 18th of the present month
To-day will he observed abstinence from food
commencing at sunset yesterday and continuing until
sunset to day
AccIpEyT-A little child about six months old daugh.
ter Of Mr.. Enoch Warfcld residing at 242 Conway street
met with very serious accident fathers residence
on Wednesday last. Her sister, small girl about
years of age, in the with her at the time
took bottle containing cologne from the mante-
piece with the intention allowing her smell it, while
into the childs mouth. DR.. Wambe sent for and
rendered the little sufferer every assistance in his power
bus at late hour yesterday afternoon there but
slight hopes of her recovery.
decentralization and 2 o'clock Wednesday
last, pair of horses attached "A hack belonging o
McSSrs Stewart Sons, which had been left standing
theSnut street Fayctte became frightened
boys, and started up CheSnut at h adlong pace
They had not proceeded far before the hack
Sion nth dray. The body of the hack became dscon
nected from the running gear and considerably in
Jured The driver, attempting stop them, thrown
down and much bruised They brought to a stop
after running short distance, by officer Brooks and
young named VIM McAllister.
FATAL ACCIDENT-As Mr.. Morse, residing near Govans
town, was engaged in digging at sand bank, on his
premises Wednesday last, the bank caved in complete
y covering him with the fallen earth He missed for
several hours and search him without
success, when examination at the bank and
upon digging the dirt he found feess lie has
a wife and several children.
SUPPOSED RUNAWAY NEGRo,-Yesterdav morning
negro boy aged about Is years at Aberdeen in
Hartford comfy the line of the Baltimore and Phila
dephia Railroad, by conductor William H. Goodwin who
upon questioning the boy and receiving evasive
ana contradictory replies, concluded that he
away, and arrested him accordingly. He put the
ears and brought to Baltimore and taken before Justice
Griffin who committed him to Jail await any requision
if such should he made for him
FURTHER ENAMTN ATIoN-A further examination took
place yesterday at Justice Boyd's office, in the of
Hannah Plato coored, charged with harboring Richard
Butter an apprentice to Geo W Jones, which, resulted
her being held to bail in the of $500
charge at the September term of the Criminal Court
Prices FUEL.-The prices of wood yesterday at the
different yards ranged ollOwS-Oak, Wholesale from
81 to 81 %; retail from 81 so 81 5 Pine wholesale,
from $275 to S3 retail, from So 25 to 1878 Hickory,
Wholesale $3.50; retail, s..
TRoTTING RACE.-A trotting race, which promises to
he of considerable interest will be by adver
sing columns comes off this afternoon at the Central
Course Herring Run