The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-06

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Law PARADE.-The military of the city will pa
very large turnout. The different companies have
been making every effort to have full ranks, and
vie with each other in appearance. The SD regi-
ment, under command of Lieut.. Col. S. Mills will
form IN Monument Square. The 5th regiment, Col.
a. T. Shut, commanding, will form on North Cav
street, the rifle regiment under Col. Peters, on Hol
liday street. and the cavalry and artillery on South
Gay street. The companies composing these regi-
ments are ordered to form at their respective armo-
r1es at one o'clock, and to proceed to the place of
formation. The Baltimore City Guard, Major
Joseph w arner, commanding, will assemble at their
armory at one O'Clock and march to the MARYLAND
lHsIiLuIe, Wnere Ine battalion VIII be formed The
Institute will be opened at O'Clock for the re-
ception of visitors. The following is the route of
march of the Guard: Institute to Charles to Lex
ington, to North, to Fayette, 70 Front to Gay, to
Monument, to Broadway, to Baltimore, to Patterson
Park Returning, Pratt to Broadway, to Balti-
more to Caroline to Pratt to Eden, to Baltimore to
armory.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF Music TRADE-The fifth
annual meeting of the Board of Music Trade of the
United States was held at Barnum's Hotel on Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week. Nearly all the
music publishing houses of the country were repre-
sented, and large amount of business was trans
acted. The old officers, Mr.. George Willig of Bal
timore, Presidents Mr.. Jas. F. Hail. of New York.
Ice President; and Mr.. j. N Beck of Philadelphia
Secretary and Treasurer, were complimented bv a
unanimous reelection for the ensuing year. On
thursday the Board by invitation visited the hospi-
table mansion of Mr.. VIM. Knabe, the we'll known
plano-iorte manufacturer, and were samptuously
entertained. They also visited the Winans steamer
and other objects of interest about the city, and in
the evening, by invitation of Messrs Willig Nc
Catfrey and Miller Beacham, the publishers resi-
dent in this city, partook of an admirable dinner at
Eldon Hall, which gotten up in capital style by
Mr. T. Reilly, the proprietor.
On Saturday most of the members from abroad
left for their homes well pleased with the Monumen-
tai City, and the kind reception which had been
given them.
DRowNED.-Y esterday afternoon, about four
O'Clock, officer j. Morris discovered the corpse of
woman floating in the back basin, at the foot of
identified as the body of Mrs. Dennis Hurley Dal-
las street, near Lancaster. Deceased was intem-
perate in her habits and Thursday last, and for
some days previous, had been induging freely in
whlsKey. On the Thursday night she went to bed
at o'clock. At ten o'clock her husband, who had
been out returned, and found that she had left the
house. On Friday and Saturday diligent search
was made Tor her. Coroner Sparklin held in
quest over the body, and verdict was rendered
OF "death from accidental drowning"
ACCGDENT.-Yesterday afternoon a negro lad NAM
ed johnson, living at No. Park street near CLAY,
was thrown from carriage which he was driving
on Park street and severely injured. The acci-
dent was caused by the wheels of the carriage
coming in contact with pile of lumber at the side
of the street, which frightened the horse causing
nlm to dash Oft at great speed, at the same time
breaking the shafts of the vehicle, and throwing
the boy out on the stones The reigns became en-
tangled around the bows body, and before he could
be extrlcated from his perious situation, he was
dragged some distance the rough stones.
When picked up the boy was ascertained to have
received several bruises about the hips and it is
feared, internal injuries.
IRVING COLLEGE CADETs.-On Saturday the stu
dents of Irving College, Carroll county, numbering
IN al about thirtyseven, arrived in this city. They
are uniformed and provided with arms, and present
quite military aspect parade. Upon arriving
in the city they were drilled in front of the West
ern Hotel, after which they dismissed and
quartered in various parts of the CITY. The Prin-
cipal of the College, DR.. Horn commands the body
anu IN town with them during
yesterday, it is his intention order the company
out to-day and join in with the other military on
the regular law parade.
SUPPOSED ELoPEMENT AND THEFT-A woman call
ing herself Caharine Harding was arrested on Sat
urday evening and taken before Justice Boyd,
charged with stealing horse and wagon from Jas.
Roe, at Fulton Station, Delaware. Roe is said to
be the husband of the accused, and that having
eloped from him with another man she went to
Phladepha and disposed of the horse and wagon.
justice Boyd committed the woman to await the
action OF the authorities of Della ware.
MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULrY.-The meet
ing OF the Medical and Chirurgica Society of Mary
land was held on Saturday last, pursuant to ad-
Journment, DR.. Geo. c. NJ Roberts, President for
the ensuing year. in the chair, and DR.. Van Bibber
Secretary. After the reading and correction of the
minutes, DR.. Kemp read lengthy paper on ohste-
tries, the delivery of which occupied nearly all the
time of the Faculty before adjourning.
PROPERTY SALES
Messrs. Adreon & Co., auctioneers, on Satur-
day, sold at the public sales room South Gay street.
the lot of ground and improvements situated on
Camden street, near Charles and nearly Joining the
old Spring lot-having front of 26 feet, with
depth of l49 feet, extending northwardy the i'm
provements consisting of two-story brick dwelling
with double back building &c. Purchased by Mr.
Henderson for 81 900.
Also, twenty-four thousand merchantable bricks
delivered in any part of the city. Purchased by
MIR. John +. I'll. Boston at S5.25 per thousand.
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