The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-04
CITY LNTELLIGENCE.

CITY LNTELLIGENCE.
DEATH AT THE CENTRAL STATION HOUSE.-0r
Saturday, about noon, a man named Geo. CosprOve
fell in fit at the corner of Gay and Baltimore
streets, his head striking the curbstOne, cutting
severe cash above one of his eyes, and otherwise
nuring him. He was carried to the office of Drs.
Hentze and Morris by officer Rote, where he re-
manned for several hours, during which time he re
ccived attention from Drs. Norris Davidson and
Monmoner. About three O'Clock in the after
noon he was conveyed to the Central police station
by officer Stevens and others, where he received
every attention from the officers in charge. Once
after his arrival there he rose and attempted tC
walk, but would have fallen had he not been caught
by one Of the police. He remained in suffering
condition during the night, and about three o'clock
on Sunday morning died. Coroner Sparklin was
sent for and on his arrival held an inquest on the
body, and the jury after hearing the facts above
returned a verdict of death from causes unknown.
He was single man, about forty years of age, and
boarded at the corner of Baltimore and Poppleton
streets.
MARYLAND lNsTTTUTE.-The Eleventh Annual Ex-
hibition of the Maryland Institute will be opened
it will be seen by the advertisement of the Com
mittee, on tomorrow evening, the 5th inst This
Fair, assured will certainly not be Inferior
and it is believed will decidedly excel in many
points, any which has preceded it and the great
amount of goods offered for exhibition, will, it is
feared, require more space than the committee have
at thcir command. NotWl!hStalulhG every room
III tne peuing, peSiutS tle immense nan, mas peeh
School of Design has been obliged temporarily to
give up its quarters and take rooms elsewhere for
the time being. celebrated band of music is en-
gagged for the season, and grand promenade con
cert will take place on the occasion of the opening
on the 5th, and no doubt the spacious hall will be
crowded on the occasion usual, and continue to
be thronged throughout the season. Let all who
are members renew their tickets without delay and
those who have not enrolled themselves on its list
OF members, VIII lind the Acttuary ever ready to
iurnsh them with ticket emitting them to all the
privileges OF membership.
THE INDEPENDENT CONVENTION. This body met
and in the absence of the President, Mr. Asa PIN
dell was called to the chair. There was larger It.
the first meeting-cach ward being represented
while there also a largely increased attendance
the part of the citizens the hall being well filed
During the evening there were number of
committees appointed to take in charge the subject
of independent organizations in the several wards,
and the holding of mass meetings throughout the
city, 1t will meet at the same place again this
evening.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Mr. George Cline, residing
on Montgomery street, near Light was severely
burned. by the bursting of a lamp, on Saturday
last. His wife was tlllng the lamp at the time,
WHEN lulu SHlJcu causing Juc lamp W DulSt.
The flames were communicated to the clothing of
Mrs o., and in attempting to rescue her, Mr. Cline
was burned so severely about the body and head,
that he Is now lying IN very critical condition.
oh!cer snort, VINO was re't ", hoanid the nose,
anu WIN 'le assistance vi SUM Gt 'ie oi >
succeeded III GNthS ushilS the naes nelore MA
'ellal uahi'iSe h"o oeeh "'iie " 'he o"i'uihS'
D .r.,.I., r,,.-
rluay Hsnt lasl snJ Tt nouso u. WI .
o,i "y 81 CO. ro"i ' q u N
teTeu Dy anu TODDcu Ol vi
war, sPoons, anu QIneI al tloeS "a WI iea,
ing tie premises 'he rI 1lle'es leII wv srNel clu
pt!es IN tlt y"Iu. Iney oPeheu an .he pa '
!ahns iou eI ns 'I.
nS tnln etS' ~ 80 ~ ~ f ~ p, III II
as IL Is supposed, entereI lhe mouse vi ooti IL u
u','O 80 w n,.;t;r oF oo 20
f oijo,oI,In IL Il nI,, - hodrn ohta;nod
;oh no'id Id 40 III Sotont;o
~ ~
:t 'tN "itti hooI SI Tie
WI our citAe1s rI i Ni'eu 'ne sip a. VI NJ ois @
iliSnI' ror one pulpoto y, '1lT I" l,o
uom W ou " Inv
s"enty vi IN y Petson elT 1n d @ Pl'
u.a, nracin;tatinr those MAN II 70 tbe Lover 6oid
TtS,r r nI o -, go hopnIa on;nI ;,;,IaJ
,nerG was no PeISon, oTeNei, Seliopsly liJIreu.
~ Ioft oo and o,,t Nd tho ohir
- - IL o,,Ia4c,, o. o,,,oL - L,t ~. L
was vi '1e @ @Pla.loip "a was laI nu ouI nei
lam tn;od anu e'eti' Vi i'' ie' was no' "''o
''Ineu Peta 1,,,,, Cor. 1I;.ahau &c a., ,t;dno NJ;
.at tiAE aai ifpn,,a4; otH f.r
~ , ny ~ il.e ooi,
:l'ao ~ "''9 VI ~ III D. - "
IN PrIe nsno near ore peiviuere De prt1se; ~ NE us
90 a. onnt - " ~ P.1 ;G nS;e
~ ~. e''e az Nv. ~ es' ' E"Seu =" ~ N'ei
IuillVah anu rlelu s9cGeeue4 III arrestlhS one Oh
tne PRINCIPALS haheu 'onn hehiey; p9' she otLer,
nd,heo aheo huSn e'I"Per. Oh0 vi INC P't 'ieS
belongs 10 Il Poiitlcai ciup hnoMh us lhe bt6cH
Snohes the other Is runner with the fatapsco En-
gipe eonnPah9' H. De. a.o o. =.
AS'lphNl:r' nLauh"n' sumo llasoh, a'
Work upon fort Carrol met WIN an accident on
tuesday morning last, when destroyed bis left eye
ne was IN tne act OF urlylhg weage between the
ieathers, When IL reD0uhdeG anu struck MIN IN the
eye, crushlng the gloDe. lie was conveyed TO his
residence IN Gay street, where he received medical
attention. Inc mechanics employed on the Fort
subscribed money TO the amount OF SSo, and the
stonemasons resolved 10 give MIN 81 per month
untl els apie 10 resume MS work.
OUTRAGEOUS AsSAULI.-opon the arrival OF the
early tram at the camden 9tation, at seven O'Clock
on SATURDAY morning iaSt, ah attack was maze upon
number OF hackmen, by gang OF desperadoes,
VINO commenced an lndiscrlmlnate assault upon all
otherwise maltreated: 5ohn BOWEN John sullivan,
and lhomas CoWan. oeVera, others, whose names
we could not learn' were likewise assalied ana
PREPARING TO LAUNcH.1Clty dredging machine
NO. /, Is now egaged III dreuSlhg near the snip
yard OF foss "lnans & Co.. preparatory to launch
ing the new steamer now oelng constructed by that
hrm' lhere Is much ailacultH IN conducting the
river is a hard gravel, and week or more will
eapse before 1T will be possible to set the steamer
atoat.
STEAM FIRE ENG!NE.-l esterday morning at an
early four, the lSliant fle company received,
by tfe Ericsson line OF steamers, tneIr steam flre
Engine, man9factured by Messrs. Eeany, Neahe d
Co., OF Philadelphia. 1t is mghiy imShed piece
OF mechanism, and at ats triai IN Ihliadepha last
6ullolng committee. III Is tne intention OF ue
Company 10 Try Its powers TINS morning at lour
O'Clock, at the corner OF Lombard ana Exeter
MAZE FREE SGHooL OF BAATIMoGG;1Ihls RE-, school
Mnlc was III .ne year ia anu as col-
mences its winter session TINS morning: The va
cancy created by the death OF the Kew. Ihos Bass,
ford, the late Prlncpa OF the school VINO mad held
that position SINCE 1872 mas Deen nlea Dy le selec
lon OF Mr. Thomas Tale. uratultouS instruction
is afforded by this institution TO Doth boys and
girls. -
WHIPPING HIS WTE.-Thomas Hopkins, quite an
elderly man, residing on Hillen near Front street,
was arrested on yesterday evening by oihcer Cant
well, on the charge OF whipping ms wlle IN most
severe manner. lie was committed 10 jan Dy Jus
tice Mearis to answer the charge at Court