The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-04

approved plan, with all the latest improvements; the
said proposals to state what patent rights will be used an
the security to be given to the city guaranteeing to the
city the right to the said Telegraph free from all claims
for patent rights of other parties the said Telegraph to be
erected according to the general plan of plat now on e
in the Comptroer's office.
Resolved That the said proposals shall be opened in &C
corance with Ordinance No approved March 1858,
the Goth August next
Resolrsd That the Mayor Register City Comptroller
and the Joint Committee of the Councils on FIRE ana FIRE
Alarm telegraph shall report to the adjourned session OF
the Council in full the details of plans that may be
submitted with the cost thereof with all such other or
nation be necessary for thorough understanding
of the subject.
PROPERTY sALEs-The following property sold
yesterday at the Public Sales ROOM Exchange Reading
Rooms Building, No 10 South Gay street
By Messrs. F. W. Bennett & Goa lot of ground and
improvements on Carey, Baltimore street, fronting
feet depth of $50 feet to Stockton alley improved
by three story brick dwelling Purchased by J. R. JAR
Doe for 81 $50
lot Of ground on Madison street. near Mosher front
ing 100 feet depth of 100 feet twenty feet alley
Purchased by Jos. Stablcr, for $500.
lot ground Division street, MOsher, front
ing 102 feet inches by depth of lis feet inches Pur
The same auctioneers dwelling 145 North Charles
street fronting % feet by depth Of 160 which with
drawn at bid of $1,000
By Mr. Samuel W. Gover-A lot of ground and i'm
provements the east side of Happy alley Bank
street fronting 25 feet by depth of 70 feet improved by
a two story brick and frame dwelling Ground rent
the buildings $780, Purchased by F. Monmonier for
1915
PROPOSED WHARF IMPRovEMENT-The Committee on the
Harbor, the First Branch Of the City Council to whom
had been referred resolution directing them to enquire
to the expedency of prohibiting the retailing of wood upon
McEderry and Dugan's wharves, and converting said
whaves far as possible for commercial purposes yes
terday reported fvoraby the project and nitia
tory step to such procedure offered the following reso
ton, which was adopted:
Resolved, by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
That the City Commissioner be and he is hereby
lied and directed to advertise in daily papers
OF the city, for sealed proposals DuganS and
McElderry's Wharves platforms four hundred feet in
length hundred and eighty five upon wharf
to be ten feet wde and hundred and fifteen feet upon
each wharf be nineteen feet wide the foundation
seepers to be of Carolina Pine and the flooring of well
seasoned White Pine said platforms TO have rise Of six
inches from the bed of the street the contract to be given
to the lowest responsible bidder and the expense of the
same to be provided for in the levy of 1859.
SPLENDID IcE-The brig Aurate, from Boston, arrived
here Sunday with a cargo of 20 tons of beautiful
northern ice The Jumps range in thickness from twelve
to twenty inches, very solid and clear chrystal
1t intended for the customers of Mr. w. H. Oler ice
dealer Of this city, who in addition to furnishing the
Boston ice to those who prefer it, also supply fine
quality of pure firm ice taken during the last winter from
the Susquehanna river Havre de Grace This ice is
not so thick the generality of Boston usually
here but is equally solid and clean and free from
as any from the northern ports Mr. 0er, with
mendabe enterprise erected last fall the banks
Susquehanna several large the purpose of
bringing the ice cut from in competition
with the northern article and has stored therein about
5000 TONS which, as regards quality will lose nothing by
comparison with the Boston ice and be furnished
cheaper.
HANDSOME REcEIPTs-The amount received at the col
lection taken up Sunday last in the Madison Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. aid in its completion was
$4,000 The building is be finished soon as the ma
ture OF the work will admit, and will be the only free
church with such convenences in the city 1t is also in
tended to erect handsome parsonage the lot joining
LIQUOR DEALERS MEETING.-Ths body met Wednes-
day night at Metropolitan Hail. After reading the journal
of the last meeting motion made TO appoint
mitee to take into consideration the proprety of forming
permanent organization and to draft constitution and
bylaws for the government of the same The names
the members who had been indicted violation the
late license law then handed in for the purpose of
presenting them to the counsel of the association The
meeting then adjourned to meet again next week.
Police Intelligence.
James Mclaughlin yesterday, by Consta-
bes Evans and Souder for assaung Mitchell lines with
apchork The parties were at work on the farm of Mr.
Phpps, at Locust Point spreading manure got into
quarrel about the proper in which such work
should be done when Mclaughlin struck nnes the
head causing an ugly wound He taken before JUS
nee Grln who held him security for his appearance
before the Criminal Court.
Captain Norris of the Eastern District took into
dy Oh Wednesday night, man named Joseph Foreman,
charged with bugariousy entering the store of Henry
Yeager, on Fells Point lie had a hearing yesterday
morning before Justice AudOun, who committed him to
Jail for his appearance before Court.
On Wednesday night about 10 O'Clock private watch
man Boone noticed man with bundle emerge from the
Commission house of Messrs. Foley Woodsde on South
near Pratt and sspectinc something wrono follow
him. when he dropped the bundle and contained
hve coats belonging to persons employed in the
Michael Olay, for fast driving and resisting officer
BISHOP In the discharge of his duty committed
Court by Justice Logan
David Patton for sleeping in Lexington Market
by ohcer McAdrah and fined 81 and and committed
IN default of payment, by Justice Logan.
VIM Passey for assautng Henry Calhoun, arrested by
officer Baily. and released bail further hearing by
Justice Logan.
Officers Wisebaugh and Start of the Middle District
arrested yesterday morning named Charles Henry
charged with stealing gilt framed likeness of Dr. Fuller,
the property of Mr. Turner Agent of the Southern Pho
tograph Company The picture valued at about SIS
He was held for hearing.
George Rnchart was arrested yesterday by officer Pry
or, of the Middle District, for peddng butter wthout
license He was taken before Justice Jolly, who fined him
SO ana costs, rom which decision ne appealed
John Suffer- Marion Crops and Elijah Lee arrested
yesterday by officers Scherer and Rote, for assaung
George lmho at the public house of Fayette
Holiday streets They released bail to keep the
peace.
William Wills arrested yesterday by officer ].
Shearer, of the Middle District charged with assaung
and beating K. Witngham Justice Audoun held him
security for a further hearing.