The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-05
CITY LNTELLIGENCE.

For BosTON-The fine steamship Joseph Whitney s.
Howes, Commander, left her wharf Saturday after
noon for Boston. with the following passengers:
Mrs. Dawson and daughter, Mrs Jones and daughter
A9nzo Lilly, SON. daughter and servant Mrs May Don
adSoh ana SON James Appod, lady, two children and
servant, Miss Emma Appold Master Henry Appold Mrs
Emma Holloway Daniel Miller and lady, 7. T. Phillips
iady, children and servant, Miss Wacott, Mrs J. c.
Manning and two children. Miss McJilton, Mrs. O. A.
Parker and two children, Mrs j. C. Hastings B. Rhodes
Miss Mary Rhodes $. F. Sreeer and lady, L. L. Parker
n &. Kerle Thos r. Matthews, Jr., George Wentz j. d
Bradford, John Ferry, n Christian L. Kingsbury, p
MalOney, George Holloway James Fulton John NJ Orem
Johns s Hopkins j. F. McJiIton G. c. Ware all of Bal
timore Lemuel Tower, Miss Julia Tower Henry Hobart
Hon jefferson Davis lady children and servant John F
Hartley, Mrs r. b. Clark and child Mrs Benjamin Clark
Mrs Woodfall Miss Curtis Master Theodore Moody O. X
Id. bane all of washington, c. Capt $. IIaett and
va Edward j. Gahan, st. Louis, Mo-; Master f. Dickey
Mass; Mrs. Seeder Pa.
FLORA TEMPLE AND LANcET-Another trial of speed
between these famous horses will take place
ternoon at O'Clock, the Central at Herring
Run. On this occasion they will trot to wagons this
being continuation of the match commenced under such
gratifying auspices Thursday last The order which
then prevailed be safely regarded as an augnry of
the good manas cent which will the administra-
ton of the propretors Messrs Jewell & Murphy so
mat no one need be deferred from Witnessing this great
race through fear of violence disorder The horses
be again handled by their old and skilfu masters-hs
mare ny Jamas McMann, and the horse by Samuel Nc
I'aughln and they Will, as in the first instance costend
for a 81 200 purse
OVERCOME by THE IIEAT.-Wm. r. Patterson the Clerk
of the jail prostrated by the passing the
intersection of Fayete and ST. Paul Saturday
afternoon He was taken into the drug store of Messrs
Polk Co.. where an andidote administered and
conveyed from thence to his residence
About quarter past ten O'Clock, Saturday morning
man named Michael McTege, residing at the corner of
Davis and Bath streets suddenly prosrated by
excessive heat and had to he carried to his home where
he lay along time in inSensibe condition BY proper
remedies he was brought to state of consciousness and
in the evening was doing quite well.
About O'Clock mar
McD0nough, employed by Mr. j. p. Hedian carrier for
the Catholic Mirror suddenly fell from the excessive heat
near the of Baltimore and Gay streets He was
taken to the store of this gentleman, and Dr. Whtrdge
sent for and after the application of the proper remedies
he so far recovered to be able to ride to his home
On saturday some seven or eight of the aborers en-
gagged at the different coal wharves Locust Point were
Frustrated by the excessive heat and had be carried
away to their homes.
For SAvANNAH-The fine steamship City of Norfolk
sailed for Savannah Saturday afternoon last with full
freight and the following passengers Thomas Fleetwood
Don Pedro Fernandez L. Thomas, j. Berren Mrs Kevan-
ny and five children, Miss Caroline Waters of Savannah
Mrs Howard, Miss Howard, of Augusta; Miss Virginia
Taylor, of Virginia; D. Lopez and c. Lopez, of Cuba.
THE NEW JAIL.-The proposals for completing the new
Jail were opened Friday last in the presence of the
Mayor, Comptroller and City Register although no
award of the contract has yet been made it is probable
that it will be given to Mr. John W MAXWELL he being
the lowest bidder, his figure being S169OOO.
HEAVY Loss.-A young lady who had been up town on
Saturday to receive rents whilst riding
bus had her pocket picked by adro thief of purse
containing $500 The loss was not discovered until
she had reached home and the supposon is the robbery
was committed by who sat by her side when she
entered the coach
THE MUsEUM-The management of this establishment
has passed into the hands Of Mrs C. Henri lady well
known to the theatre going community There will be
three performances to-day by well selected company
comprising several old favorites in the morning 10
O'clock and at ) and o'clock, ?. NJ Henslers model of
Mount Vernon and the tomb of Washington, is also
hibition, and well worth visit.