The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-11
CITY INTELIIGENc-

ground on the south side Of Frarklin street near
Chatsworth, having ront of Is feet inches and a
depth of 100 feet to ten feet lev. Purchased by
Mr. Jiroud for SCI.
AN annuity OF So, arising out of lot of ground
aoJoinlng No !, having same front and depth
Purchased by Mr.. john Geilley for $40.
An annuity OF SIS, arising out of lot of ground
adjoining above, having same trent and de-th.-
Purchased by Mrs. Mary Wilderman for $S40.
An annuity Of $3.50, arising out of lot of
ground adjoining above, having same front and
widtl to depth of e5 feet, and of the width of s
feet INCHES, for further depth of Is feet. Pur-
chased oy same for 500.
An cnnuity of So, arising out of lot of ground
on Pierce street near Chatsworth, having a front
OF IA feet inches and deth of 4G feet inches to
same alley. purchased by James Matten FIR $3.50.
Mr.. Samuel ii. Cover auctioneer, sold yesterday
on the premises, the lot ofgroud and improvements
the west side of Exeter street, having front of
"a feet by derth of 81 feet, improved by two brick
houses, subject to an annual rent of S48 Purchased
by Mr.. j. B. Wentz for $500.
MAN SHoT.-About six O'Clock last evening a
young man named George McInhemer was shot ov
William Sauerwalt at the corner of Eutaw and Lex
ington streets They met by accident, and after
some words Mclnheimer threatened to thrash
Sauerwalt. The latter ran and when about a
square distant called to Mclnheimer, reckoning him
to come on. This McInhemer did, and when but a
short distance off, Sauerwalt drew revolver and
fired, the ball from which struck McInheimer in the
left breast the heart, lodging against rib
He was taken to the apothecarv store of Mr.. j..
Smith, corner of Eutaw and lexington streets,
where the ball was extracted by DR.. enkins when
he subsequently, walked to his home corner of
Park street and Clay. Sauerwalt escaped and up
to last accounts ha3 not been arrested.
F-.7E PIECE OF FIRE APPARATUs-There has Just
been finished at the establishment of Messrs John
Rodgers q Son, on north Ugh street, finely built
suction intended for the "N!ountaineer Hose Com
pany" of Cumberland I'D. The suction is of the
largest size, having seven inch cylinders with nine
inches stroke. The air vessel is globe-shaped, of
polished brass; it has double levers painted black,
the hand pieces being of polished hickory; the cul-
crum stands of Lrass. The body is made entirely of
mahogany, PAINTED ultra marine blue, tte .lould-
ngs being handsomely gifted the side carvings are
beautifully fnishe! in bronze and god the mount
lngs are of princes-metal and brass thrGuc hout.-
The running gear is painted claret color, tipped
with gold. The body rests on springs, and can, by
improved contrivances, be raised D. lowered at will.
CHANGE OF HoUR.-The Baltimore, Philadelphia
and Wilmington railroad and the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad having altered their schedules, the
time OF closing the mails has been changed in
tormity Herewith. Hereafter the Eastern mail
will close at g. A. NJ, S.45, A. NJ, and 40, p M.
The Western at 4.30, A. NJ, and $50, p. NJ, and
the Annapolis mail at SIS, A. NJ, and $50, p. M
The Baltnoie and Ohio Railroad Company is now
running three through trains to the West-tO Gin
cinnati at 6, 4. NJ, except Sundays to Cincinnati
and st. Louis at 5.05, ?. H., including Sundays:
and to Cincinnati, st. Louis and ether portions of
the West, at TO- P. NJ, except Saturdays.
TIE McDoNoGH iNsrrTUTE.-The ordinance to pro-
vide for the appointment of trustees of the McDo-
l3gh Institute was considered in the Second Branch
of the City Council last evening. The bill was
amended to reduce the number of trustees from
twenty to ten, and to give the Mavor the appoint
ment of the trustees instead of the Council 1t
also allows the trustees to select site for the pro-
posed building outside the limits of the city. The
compensation allowed the agents for the settle
ment of the estate, under the anne, ded ordinance,
is four per cent.
AssAULrING A CAPTAIN. - Captains Washington
and y. II. lnsely were arrested on Sunday night, by
officers c. W. Hale, Austin, Lynch, and Lawton, of
the Middle District on the charge of assaultng and
beating Captain Carey on board his own vessel.
and also for resisting the officers whilst in the dis
charge of their duty. They were taken before JUS
tice Mearis, who committed them to Jail in default
OF security for a further hearing.
John Shields was arrested by officer Biggs for in
terfering with the officers while making the above
arrests. He was committed to jail for further
hearing by the same Justice.
PRICES OF FuEL.-There is quite large amount
OF wood on the wharves, and report says several
vessels are expected. We quote pine by the cord
according to quality, from S3.25 to S3.75; by the
load, from $50 to So. %. Oak by the cord, from
So rs to 81 %; by the load, from SO. % to S375-
Hickory, small quantity on hand, sales by the cord
So No change in the price of coal since last quota
lions.
INoUEsT.-Officer Van Holland of the Southern
District Police, yesterday morning discovered a CT
gar box lying at the entrance to the vault of Mr..
Freize in the Lutheran burying ground on Column
bia street. On opening it the body of a white fe-
male child was found within. Coroner Battee be-
ing informed of the fact jury summoned who
rendered verdict of death by violence.
THE LAST day esterday being the last day al
lowed by law, for the taking out OF the licenses of
tra6ers tavern keepers, &C., the office of the Clerk
OF the Court of Common Pleas, was crowded dur
ing the whole day. The clerks kept busy,
until a late hour, and we understand the receipts
amounted to the sum of sixty thousand dollars.
ACCIDENTAL laboring man, named Joseph Houl-
ster, yesterday while at work on a building in
course of erection ON Light street extended fell
distance of 70 feet, breaking his right leg in two
places. He was removed to his residence on Will
liam street, where he was attended by DR.. Geo ".
Benson.
The ACCIDENT AT THE RELAY HoUsE.-Parties
were engaged during the whole of yesterday in
searching for the body of young Mlar, who was
drowned in the Patapsco river on Saturday after
noon last. Up to late hour last evening all efforts
had proved unsuccessful.
DISTURBING CONGREG ATIsy-Thomas Cook
(coored) was arrested Sunday night by Ser
geant Hewitt and officer Davis, of the Middle Dis
trict, on the charge of disorderiy conduct in the
Bethel church on Saratoga near Cav street. He
was taken before Justice Mears who fined him So
and costs.
REWARD OFFERED.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement in to-days Exchange, that reward of
SlC0 has been offered for the recovery of the body
of young Millar, the little boy who was drowned
near the Relay House, in the Patapsco river, on
Saturday afternoon.
B2NEAU's PANORAMA OF AUSTRALIA AND CHINA
This interesting panorama will be exhibited every
evening this week, at the Temperance Temple, Gay