The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-30

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nre to Its clothing and before any assistance could be
rendered, it was entirely enveloped in flames Its
cries were terrible, and the agony endured by the
little sufferer must have been intense. When the
hre wasput out it discovered that the abdo-
men and. indeed, the childs entire body was burn
ed IN dreadful manner, so that its life despair
ed of. DIR. Baltzell called in and did every
thing necessary to relieve its sutferings.
CENTRE MARKET.-The following were the rulinp
prices at the Centre Market on Saturday morning
last
sr,oin stool BEEF g:l7,o. - Eale sprouts sc pr PIX
"iisoil STEAK ISe lSc per ID cabbage lWG II
ESnnss GS3nsd beef ls s is IL i /
PORK Asparagus ... IS@ I;a ii i2 Bppcjb jb
Salt " shoaeTs Ps 10 FP@2ess ga % box
Ham, whSls. Eise I@ Il Il Gherrss "a 10 perq
Midding ... loo Y 4" MISCELLANEOUS.
Lard Ias IaS i i Butter PG1n S S 81 pr h.
Noun mutton l5l Is q" Dried peaches i50 Is prq,t
By G the quarter 7s I 55 cranbePgrie ls s % 53
Hinaq%Ha4t. ss go : 66sJ pair
VEAL. FISH
HHsS 5:5s :::: Is $5:5:n :@s''
Peas NEoETAHGGs a3 ., EEiterrng Herr l5@ Is pr d'z
Potatoes s Q PE PIX of2 saafd cTab. per d.
ls Nlhelcer( 2SG 81 " Pike........... 2hf 81 bunch
Cahbage.... 59 pr nd TerrapnS..... 4GG % pr d'z
RECOVERY OF MORE STOLEN GooDS.-0n Saturday
evening, officers Hause and Shanks, upon warrant
issued by Justice Boyd, searched the premises of
Charlotte Proctor, (negress,) No. 233 Hamburg
street. and Lofty Williams, (also negress,) living
In Elbow lane, when quantity CT ladies fine goods
were found, consisting of laces robes, handker-
chiefs, &c, &C., valued at about $50. The goods
were taken to the southern district station house
where they were identified by A. G.. Broadbent g.
Co., as part of the articles stolen from them some
months ago. The negresses were examined by
Justice Boyd, when it appeared that they received
the articles gifts and were not cogniZant of the
11 hpnn Ipct hold
them to bail flr future appearances as witnesses.
RAILROAD ACCTDENT.-Saturday evening an acci-
dent to the mail train South due in this city at "a
o'clock, occurred on the line of the Northern Cen
tral Railway, at the short curve near Rockdae
factory, some two miles out. The engine and ten
der, with Michael Hassen, engineer, and the fire.
man. ran off the track, and being disconnected
from the train were precip pitated down the bank
into Jones Falls and slightly damaged. Neither
the engineer nor fireman were injured, while the
cars, with their passengers, were left standing on
the track Workmen engaged all dav yes
terday in extricating the locomotive and tender
from the mud and water, but up to a late hour in
the evening they had made but little progress.
SEVERE ACCIDENT.-On Saturday evening about
nine O'Clock, Mr.. John Graham, member Of a pri-
vae police firm in this city, had his left leg broken
He was standing at the corner of Lombard street
and Central avenue, talking with friends,
when one OF them caught him by the arm and gave
him a slight pull. In turning round he slipped
ana tell, and in some manner unknown even to him
self he broke his leg. He was taken to the house
OF officer Ridgway. on Central avenue, and ply
slclan was called in who set the limb. He was ai-
terwards conveyed to his home on Aisquth street
near Chew
GAMBLING on THE SABBATH.-Y esterday afternoon
officers Lamden, Durham and Thornton, arrested
Lewis Lockerma1, VIM. Ely and Lehman Hoffman,
while they were in the act of PLAYING cards for
money, in the house of Lockerman. They were
taken before Justice Wech, who fined the proprie-
tor $40 and costs, and each Of the others S3.33%.
Lockerman lives on the corner of W off and Lancas-
ter street. and his house is said be used for gam
ing purposes every Sabbath.
ALMOST AN lNQUEsT.-On Saturday the body of an
infant brought to the Middle District police
station, and officer went for Coroner Sparkn
The Coroner receiving the information paid the
fee, and started with his testament and blank in
quest record, but reaching the station house. he
surprised to learn that an inquest had already
been held on the body by an uptown coroner, and
that it had only been sent to the station house for
the purpose OF burial.
ACCIDENT TO A PLEASURE PARTY.--Y esterdav
morning the sail boat Alice, Capt Fred. Hastman
started with party of twelve young men on an
excursion down the river, and when opposite Com
mercIal wharf, she ran under the bow of a British
big, was upset, and the entire party thrown into
the water. After some exertion by the crew of the
brig all were picked up, not having sustained any
injury, but having received a good duckng.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-0n Saturday Sergeant
Smith, of the Eastern district arrested man named
Frank Winters, who is one of party who commit
ted a terrible assault, two weeks since, on man
named Michael Hesline, at the lower end of Canton
Hesllne was stabbed in several places and terribly
beaten and kicked. Winters was committed for
Court
REsIGNATIoN.-C. c. Adreon, ESQ.,, who has been
filling the position of Superintendent on the North
ern Central Railway for the past four years. has re-
signed Mr.. Adreon was appointed to the place
after the great accident, which occurred on the
4th of July 1854, and during his term of office has
manifested signal ability in the discharge of his du
ties, and proved most acceptable and obliging
officer
Run OVER BY AN OMNIBUs.-On Saturday negro
named Thomas Burk jumped from the box of an
omnibus while it was in notion on Broadway near
Cough street, and lighting on pile of dirt, fell
back, and the wheels of the omnibus passed over
his body, injuring him severely. He was taken to
his home in Happy alley, near Bank street, when
DR.. Buckler Jones rendered medical assistance.
FLAGS AT HALF-MAsT.-The flags of most the ship
ping in port at haf-mast on Saturday as a
mark of respect to the memory of Mr. Hugh s.
Walker, who died at his residence, on Bond street.
on Friday last. Capt. Walker had been intimately
connected with the shipping interest for great
many years.
NARROW EsCAPE.-A young man engaged in work
ing at the cornce of new house Caroline street.
near Gay, on Saturday, fell to the ground dis
tance Of fifty feet. Fortunately he received no in
jury with the exception of spran to of his
wrists.
OK FIRE-Yesterday, gentleman walking down
Baltimore street, near Hanover, smoking a cigar
accidentally set fire to his coat and before he was
aware of it, the cloth in a blaze Officer Hales
ran to his assistance and succeeded in putting it
out before he was injured.