The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-14
CITY NT'ELLIGENCE.

For BosToN-The fine side-wheel steamship William
Jenkins Capt W. \. Iaet, left here on Saturday after
noon at O'clock on her regular trip to Boston, with the
following passengers Mrs Langdon, Halstead and lad
Augustus J. Albert and lady, Miss Rose Wagner Basil
Wagner Mrs. F. Deconinck Fl. McKim and son. G. H.
Ferguson Mr.. Brigham j A. steHer, John Harper Jos
Stevens, NJ. Mclaughlin, Baltimore; Mrs. Bartlett Miss
Cargyl, Washington, ID. c.. DIR. +. Clark and lady Port
land, Maine Miss Coale, Miss Sumner two Misses Brig
ham, Miss Rice Miss Clark, Mrs Charles Onner two Miss
Miner, Boston; Mrs. Captain g. L. Gilkey and child
Mrs Captain ". Burns and infant, Searsport Maine: w
II. Davidson. Arkansas; W. A. McKep Wcstminstor
Nd: " Walker ] W Weber Boston Mas w n
Howard st. John N B. J. Barnard, U. S Coast Survey
Geo. E. Cotton, Nashua N H.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Messrs. Adreon & Co. auctioneers
sold Saturday the premises lot of ground on West
street. of Turtle Soup alley, fronting "A feet by
depth OF &c feet Ground rent $7175 Purchased by John
L. Barrill, Jr., and others.
Also lot ground the north east corner of Cross
and Race streets having front of 81 feet and deph of
lO2 fee Ground rent $50 Purchased by Mr. Caleb Doty
for $3.50
Messrs sam'l J. soper Co.. auctioneers, sold on Sat
urday on the premises lot of ground IA feet front on
Jefferson Spring street. by depth of feet to a ten
feet alley. Improved by brick dwelling and store
Ground rent S35. Purchased by Mr. John Wareham for
500.
REORGANIZATION TIE FIRE Observation-Disclosures
the resolution of the City Coun Gill; relative the reorgan
ization of the Fire Department. Thomas Creamer ESQ.,
President of the United Fire Department has appointed
Messrs Henry Spman, William G. Gorsuch and VIM II.
Stran Commissioners confer with those appointed by
the Mayor and the two Branches of the Council The
Board to whom has been entrusted this matter now
petc and consists of the following gentlemen Chas
NJ Keyser, VIM. II. Stewart John Dukehart, L. R. Ban
del, Geo. W. Herring, Samuel Kirk, Henry Spiman VIM
G. Gorsuch, and VIM. II. Stran.
The Steamship Commerce. of the Savannah line sailed
promptly at O'Clock from her wharf with freight and
the following Recommendations C. l.. Ridgely Of St
Augustine, Florida; David Mcguire, r. NJ. Iech Esqs
of Augusta Mrs Barnes and two children Baltimore
ACCIDENTAL boy named Bryson, residing on Caro-
line near Gay street. while engaged Saturday afternoon
with others, in pulling drift wood the Hartford Run
near Chew street. accidentally fell into water and was
carried by the current down to Madison street. and under
the bed Of that street to Spring street. where he was
cued After proper restoratives applied he
to walk home This escape from drowning was almost
miraculous.
ACCIDENT FROM ETHEREAL OIL-About 10 O'Clock on
Saturday night Mrs Smith, residing in Steamboat alley
attempted to fill lighted lamp with ethereal oil when an
explosion ensued setting fire her clothing and burning
her quite badly Her cries brought the neghbors to
her assistance who extnguished the flames before any
other damage done