The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-24

is covered by insurance in the Associate Firemens
Pan Insurance :, Company; Mr.. Pindell loses 800;
Barnes Hudgins insured for 81, 900 in the
Firemen's office, but their loss will exceed
this amount by S2,0OO Mr.. Muskimous' loss
Is about $500, on which there is an insurance of
$500 in the Firemens' Insurance office. Mr.. J. T..
Carks loss will exceed So 000 which there is no
insurance He had just commenced business and
had neglected to insure. Clark & Atkinson are
fully insured. William Althouse who occupied
the building on the corner is insured for $500 in the
Firemens' office, which will cover his loss Nos.
l26, l2S, l30, and the house. belong to Robt
Holns, and are insured in the Firemens' Insurance
ofhce respectively follows 81 500, 81 500 81 900
and 5000.
large portion of the goods on the first floor of
the different buildings was removed by the police.
Lieut. Muir, OF the Eastern police district with
number of his men, and officers A. McCafferty j.
Elliott, Denison, Hudgins, Clayridge and Others of
the Middle district, were actively engaged in the
removal and protection of the goods. The firemen
deserve great credit for the manner in which they
discharged their duty. Notwithstanding the in
tense cold generous rivalry exhibited by the
members of the different companies in their efforts
to put out the fire.
After the fire had been extinpuished on Saturday
night, one of the employees of the Sugar Refinery
discovered fire in the southeast corner of the
eighth story of the building, but it was put out
without doing material damage. The steam engine
OF the refinery was put to work and the pumps
attached thereto employed in throwing water
on the roof of the retort house after it was crushed
in, and proved of great benefit. When the fire first
proke out the iron window shutters of the refinery
were all open, and some of the men were quite
severely burned in their efforts to close them The
only injury this building sustained besides that
done to the retort honse was the charring of some
OF the window frames. The work of repairing will
commence this morning, and the business of the
company will not be interrupted. The entire loss
by the fire will scarcely exceed. $50, 900.
The alarm of fire at 1l15 o'clock last night was
caused by the burning of two two-story frame
q ypn boil
the estate of the late Godfrey Meyers. Loss $500.
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
John ID. Sheppard was arrested by officer T. j.
Mills, charged with enticing an apprentice of Wm
Patterson to run away. He was committed for court
by Justice Logan.
Robert Hunt was arrested by officer Chambers,
charged with firing at, with intent to kill, Robert
Murry, Samuel Griffin, Elizabeth Chew, Mary Ro-
sler and Susan Woodler. Justice Boyd committed
him to Jail for the action of the grand jury.
G., Ih0mas Watchman was arrested by officer
Shanks charged with entering the house of James
Tyson and threatening his life. He was committed
to Jail for further hearing by Justice Boyd.
Henry Gray was arrested by officer Horney on
the charge of stealing an ottoman, valued at 81,
from the residence of Mr.. George Shiltbee on Bond
street, between Eastern avenue and Bank street.
de was committed to Jail for court by Justice Adoun
Officer Caddimore arrested Lewis Ncolls on the
charge of receiving quantity of iron, knowing it
to have been stolen, from Mr.. William A. Van Nos
trand, at the foot of Caroline street. He was held
IN bail in the sum of ST 900 to answer the charge
before court
Irwin johnson was arrested by officers Allan and
Lennon, charged with presenting pistol and
threatening to take the life Of James Hyson. Com
mitted for court by Justice Boyd
Henry Ostendorf and John Brant were arrested
on Saturday night on the charge of stealing bar
rel OF flour from the store of Jacob Williams cor
ner OF Lombard and Albemarle streets. They un-
derwent an examination before Justice Mearis and
were released upon bail for a further hearinp