The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CENTRE MARKET.-The following were the ruling
rices at the Centre Market on Saturday morning

Cabbage. a 10 &c = - r. -
GRAND SACRED CoNcERT.-Last night a Grand Sa-
cred Concert was given at Washington Hail. The
large room was well filled with an audience of both
sexes. 1t was given by the Baltimore Sextette in
conjunction with Vollandt's band, under the direc-
tion of Professor Ahrend The following is the
programme: The several portions of which were
rendered with great spirit and accuracy the whole
entertainment being musical treat of the very
highest order
Orerture-Prayer of Mendelsohn on his return
nome; Aria-Grand Oratorio, "Jewess," sung by
Mr.. Klein; Prayer at Sea- (Gungl;) Miserere-"Il
Troyatore;" Fantasia-Solo Violoncelo, performed
by Mr.. Ahrend; Aria-Belizario, by MIR. Klein;
OUertre--( w eber); Are Maria-( (Schuberthl;
sounds Of Home-( Lanner); Aria-Lucia, by Mr.
Klein; Proyer-from William Tell the Noun
tains.
The solo on the Violoncelo by Prof. Ahrend, was
executed in the most mastery manner. Voandt's
band assisted in the execution of the overtures The
audience was composed of most respectable citizens
and the best order prevailed. There were no dem
onstralions of applause and the evening passed off
In the most quiet and pleasant manner.
SAnED.-The Joseph Whitney, Capt. Howes, of
the Boston line, sailed Saturday afternoon with
a full freight and the following passengers Mrs
Shaw; Mr.. J. H. Lloyd, wife, child and nurse; Mr.
): H. Hardesty, Mrs Mcdonald and son, Mr.. Jas.
Robb, Mr.. d. Sprigg Belt, Miss Sewall, Ms. j. F.
McJiton, Miss NJ. C. McJilton, Mrs Ann NJ. Kelly,
Mr.. Mrs. Brooks and two children: James c. James,
Wheeling; J. Freize, A. Barnhart, W: H. Walms-
a. Il.
and Mrs. w. A. Beard and child, do. Miss Hattie
Beard, Paul Brett, Miss Olevia Beard, Miss Molly
Beard, Miss Annie Beard, Mrs Hallowell and son,
and Mr.. VIM. Smith, of Thomaston, Me-; Mr.. II.
johnson, Mr.. d. Koust, Mr.. John Y Yates
ACCIDENT.-O Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
Philip Odenwald, Esq, Chief Marshal of the Uni
ted Singing Associations of Baltimore, was thrown
from his horse in front of Turner Hail. Pratt street.
and had his arm broken by the fall. The horse
which Mr.. Odenwald was riding is a high metted
animal, and the accident was caused by his taking
fright at the music of band, which was about
accompanying delegation of Baltmorean Singers
on their way to the depot to receive some friends
from the neighboring cities. In consequence of
the accident Mr.. Odenwad was compelled to resign
his post as Chief Marshal in favor of another.
LOST CHLDREN.-Y esterday two little girls be
tween two and three years of age, neither of whom
could talk to be understood were picked up by
police officer and brought to the Eastern district
station house. They remained there for three hours
and then their mother came and took them home.
They had left home at IL o'clock in the morning,
and when found by the officer had wandered nearly
a mile away. Persons losing children should 90
Immediately to the police stations, and they will be
most apt to find them.
Yesterday morning about four o'clock off
er Stagmar, in making his round, discovered
the store room of Messrs. Ross Campbell Co., No.
"a Hanover street, to be on fire. With the assist
ance oftwo other officers he succeeded in putting it
out without giving an alarm. 1t is supposed to have
been the work o an incendiary.
ANoTHER.-On Saturday evening a man named
Bell got on the at the President street depot
and rode as far as Broadway, when. in attempting
to get off the car he fell to the ground and cut his
face severely. He was placed in carriage and
taken to his home on Pleasant street.
PROPER MOvE-An effort is being made by the
clerks employed in the retail stores of the city, to
get the consent of the proprietors to close their
stores at haltpast seven in the evening. This is
very proper move and should be complied with,
and we understand, many Of the prOprieters have
given their consent to the proposition.