The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURE OF THE GUARDS FOR RICHMoND-The
Baltimore City Guards, Capt. j. p Warner left
here at So o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, in the
steamer Georgia. for Richmond, with the view OF
participating in the celebration which takes place
| to-day. The company mustered at their armory
| about four O'Clock, and after marching through
some of the principal streets, followed by numer-
GUS concourse Of people, proceeded to the boat
The company, which is justly esteemed of our
most efficient and sOldierly volunteer corps made a
very creditable appearance, paradng ffty-two mus
kets. The officers who accompany the corps are
! Capt. Joseph p. Warner; lst Lieut-Lloyd B.
! Parks; End do.-Davd f. Woodburn; Sd d.
Emmerson L. Mathews; Quartermaster-Dr VIM.
! ii. Murray: LIST Sergeant-nanie j. Emmck. ond
do.-C Davis Irelan; Sd doc. T. Doane: 4tb
do.-Jas. w. Towles; LIST Corporal-Simon j. Mar
tinet; md do.-ThOmas r. Jeffreys Sd do-Jos
| W. Stansbury; Color Sergeant-Wm. j. Miller.
The Guards appeared for the first time in new
heavy blue piotcloth overcoats, recently made to
order by Messrs. John H. Rea & Co., which added
quite as much to the military appearance of tho
corps, as they doubtless did to their personal com
fort The Guards take with them the Independent
Blues, Band, with twenty instruments, under Pro-
lessor Holland, and will no doubt, as representatives
OF our citizen soldiery, make the same favorable i'm
preston in Richmond, which they have made on
previous visits to other places They expected to
reach Norfolk yesterday morning, and after attend
ing church, to proceed on their way to Richmond,
IN company with the Norfolk Junior Volunteers
They propose to leave Richmond on their return
honey tomorrow night, spend one day in Norfolk,
and arrive in this city, on Thursday morning.
DEATH OF Mr. WIN. BoDMAN-The readers of tho
Exchange no doubt recollect the SHOOTING of Mr.
VIM. Bodman which occurred nearly three months
since, at his residence the Fort Road the nartic
uars of which appeared in the daily papers at that
time. Tho ball which entered the upper portion Of
the spinal column caused softenng of the marrow
and produced paralysis of the lower portion of the
body tie fingered up to yesterday noon, when
death INTERVIEWED up to which time he suffered little
OF no pam a post mortem examination was held
by DIR. Petit and Mr.. James Morrison a student
OF DIR. Hintze, and although every portion of the
pody underwent an examination, the ball could not
be found.
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS ON BALTIMORE STpEEr -
1t is gratifying to know that Notwithstanding the
disastrous effect of the recent panic upon the me-
chanlc interests, the monied men of Baltimore are
now causing to be erected in different sections of
the city, handsome private dwellings, substantial
in contemplation several extensive improvements,
the construction of which will bring into active
circulation several hundred thousand dollars
Among the largest of the proposed buildings, are
those about to be commenced for Charles r. Car
roll, Esq, on Baltimore street. near Light, where
two old buildings stand, one of which was re-
Gently vacated by Messrs. Friend a. Price and the
other is still in the occupancy of Messrs Miller &
Ra1pIHm hliSha No 81 hill
soon be torn down. and the work of reconstruction
commenced, nnder the supervision of Messrs. Lind
d Murdoch, architects, of this city. The new
buildings WILL each have front of thirty feet and
depth of seventy feet and will be four stories in
height The elevation of the first story will be IA
feet; of the second Is feet; of the third II feet
and Of the fourth 10 feet; thus affording excellent
space for light and ventilation. The basement
will also be 10 feet high The first story will be of
iron, and the upper stories of New Brunswick drab
stone, crowned with heavily moulded cornice, |
achitrave, and freze, neatly Identified and bracket
ed. The style of the architecture will be some |
what in the Italian, though not what is strictly |
known by that name, and the building will in ey- |
cry respect be constructed in the most superior and
substantial manner. Messrs. Lind Murdoch fur |
nished the plan and drawings Eand will personally
superntend the work = H-e'-E7 ,.,s
rHEFT.-On Friday evening, at dusk, chest of
tea of the value of $780, was stolen from in front of
the store OF {. Lewis Dunlap, No. 49, West Balti-
more ST., near the bridge. The neighborhood APP
pears to be infested by gang of petty thieves from
whose depredations Mr.. Dunlap has suffered at diff
ierent times during the past month to the extent of
over $780,
Masonic FEsTIvAL.-Union Lodge, No. 60, A. F.
A. NJ hold their tenth annual festival this evening"
at the Masonic Hail. The 22d of February was ap-
selected the occasion for their festival
in view of the fact that the iustrous Washington
was jealous member of the Masonic Fraternity
Hon. LAWRENCE NJ. KEITT has received and accepted
an invitation to deliver address the occasion
A supper and dancing will conclude the evenings
entertainment.
CHARGE OF STEALING.-0flicer Vanhoand of the
S. d. p, yesterday afternoon arrested man named
Michael Gum, on the charge of stealing the sum of
$3.50, the property of George Buckholtz. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. B. gave to boy, in his employ,
named Dreamer bill to collect, which he having
done was his way back when he met Gunn-