The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

FOURTH OF JuLY-C Celebrations Of the Anniversary
of american Mdependence.-C Celebrations will take
place to-day in various portions of the city. The
different military companies will parade the streets
during the morning, and at night fireworks will be
exhibited. A grand mass meeting of the "Ameri-
cans" of the 18th ward will be held in LAFAYETTE
square. CanuOns will be fired and free collation.
will be served up there at O'Clock, p. NJ. At
night the square will be illuminated, fireworks
displayed and speeches delivered.
ATT o'clock this morning, the Eagle Artillery
Col. Jno II. Farow, commanding, will fire a salute
at Patterson's Park. At six O'Clock they will par
take of breakfast at the Park House, after which
they will march through several of the streets. The
Wells McComas Rifles Capt. Geo w. Bowers
will also march to the same place, and eat their
breakfast, and then parade. The Independent
Guards, Capt Brown will spend the day in York,
Pennsylvania, having left the city on Saturday for
that place. During their stay they will be the
guests OF the Worth Infantry.
The City Council having appropriated 81 500
for fire works, displays will take place in different
sections of the city as follows: Monument Square
Ashland Square Broadway and Baltimore street,
Federal Hill, and Schroeder street, near Saratoga
street. band OF music is engaged for each Of the
places named. There will also be several displays
of fire works by private citizens.
On Saturday afternoon last the steamers Georgia,
Capt Pearson, and the Adelaide, Capt. Cannon,
left tor Old Point Comfort, with a large number of
passengers, who will spend the day at that famous
watering place. Among those who left were Mayor
dos =. Warner and all the commissioned officers
the City Guard, who visit Norfolk in response to
an invitation from the military of that city. Seve-
raj Of the Sabbath schools, of the Eastern section
of the city, will visit the country and spend the
day in shady groves.
On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, excursion
trains will leave for Ecots Mills at the following
hours: and 81 A. NJ. and 2, Ais and $40 p. NJ;
returning, will leave at 10 A. NJ. and p. Nj. On
the Washington branch, trains will leave follows:
L. 20 and 7.45 A. NJ. and AS p. NJ; returning will
leave at 20 and G.l5 p NJ
At Front Street Theatre at ~ o'clock the play
of Robert Emmett orhe Martyr Of Freedom, together
with The Spectre bridegroom, with j. s. Clarke
Diggory, will be given. At night Edwin Booth
will appear Sir Ed,oard Mortimer, in the play of
the Iron Chest, and Mr.. Clarke will appear as Bob
B"cksbin, in the play of p. p, or The Man and his
Tiger.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF ST. TiMoTHYs HALL, Ca
ToNsvILLE.-The closing exercises of the fifteenth
annual session of st. Timothy's Hall, Catonsve,
Baltimore county, was held on Saturday morning
last. Att O'Clock the exercises commenced with
the reading OF essays on a variety OF subjects by
the members of the Freshman class-twelve in num-
ber The candidates for diplomas and graduates
were then announced together with their respec-
tive theses, follows:
Scientific Deportmem.-E. b. Calhoun, study of
Classics and Belle Lettres; W. J. Crook. Scientific
Discoveries of Present Age B. F. Taylor, Univer-
sal Suffrage.
Classical Departmental. Nc P. Berrien, the In
dian of the Past and Present; j. F. S. Van Bokke-
len, Emulation; Geo. Washington, (Yaledictory,)
the Reformation.
Upon the conclusion of the addresses bv the
graduates, Rev. John Collins McCabe, ID. d., rec
tor of the Church Of the Ascension, delivered iu
teresting oration-his subject being "Thc English
Language, the Symbols OF Empire after which
the students and visitors proceeded to st. Timothys
church, where the distribution of testimonials and
diplomas took place
HANDSOME ETEsTIMoNIAL-A massive silver pitcher,
waiter and two goblets, elaboratey chased, have
t1t h.arn
establishment of A. f. Warner, North GAY street,
near Baltimore, for military company in Savan-
nah, Geo. The different pieces are chased with
various military devices and the arms of the State
of Georgia. They bear the following inscription
''R. B. Are we not brothers ?" Presented to Lieut..
Jno. r. johnson by the officers and members of the
Republican Blues, as testimony of respect and
appreciation of his services an oilicer-dulv 4th,
1852 The plate has been forwarded to the Blues,
and will arrive at its destination in time to be pre-
sented to-day. Mr. johnson was formerly resident
of this city.
CRICKET MATcH.-The Pickwick and Chesapeake
cricket clubs meet to play match game at
O'Clock A. NJ o-day, on the grounds near Union
Square. Ofthe Pickwick the following are the oii-
GERS: J. Douglas uambleton, President; b. w Buck,
Vice President; James NJ. Drill, Treasurer; w IL.
I. Theln, Secretary. Of the Chesapeake: Geo.
Holloway, President; Thomas Wolfe, Vice Presi-
dent; Edwin Trust, Secretary; John Pitt, Treasu-
rer.
BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship City of Norfolk, J. G. Parker com
mander, sailed on Saturday at O'Clock for Savan-
nah with a full freight and the following list of
passengers: DR.. Key and Lady, Miss and four
servants, of Georgia. c. w. Stancel, of do; W.
BloIam, of Florida.
ErNGTNG or THE BELLS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The fire alarm bells of No. l and No. 3 engines
will be rung by means Of the telegraph at sunrise
this morning, and at noon and at sunset.
Recommendations w. Mcaris. Justice of
the Peace for the 18th ward, resigned is Office on
Saturday.