The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-19
CITY WTELLIGENCE.

ARREST OF ROBERT MHLER.-Y esterday morning
at O'Clock, Lieut. Carmichael, of the Middle, and
Sergeant HOugh, of the Western district, arrested
Robert Miller, the party implicated by the Coro-
ner's jury an accessory to the murder of Frank
lin ii. Nali the Goth of December last The
police of the city, after the rendition of the YER
dict, went in search of Miller but failed to secure
him. Lieut.. Carmichael and Sergeant Hough were
out all Tuesday night, but could hear nothing of
him. Iesterday morning, however, they received
information that Miller was secreted in a House on
Cough street, between Exeter street and Central
avenue, and mediately went to the premises and
arrested him, Miller making no resistance. He
was taken before Justice Logan, who committed
him to Jail for Court. Miller bad been arrested
the day after Naff was shot, but only charged
with an assault with intent to kill. He was re-
leased on bail, but when the Coroner's jury impli-
Gated him as an accessory it was deemed necessary
to re-arrest him.
SEVERELY BURNED.-On Tuesday evening, about
seven O'Clock, woman named Earnest, living on
Eager street, door from Stirling, attempted to
fill camphene lamp while the wick was burning
and when she had it nearly filled, an explosion took
place scattering the burning fluid over her hands,
arms, lace and neck, burning her most frightfuly.
The skin peeled from her arms and hands while
her face, neck and shoulders were blstered Her
husband and mother were present at the time and
both were badly burned in endeayorinp TO relieve
her. Three of her little children were in the room
at the time but fortunately escaped injury She is
confined to her bed in a very critical condi
ton.
DEPARTURE OF THE S. X. SPAULDING-Y esterday
evening at six O'Clock the s. r. SpaMding, Capt
HOwes left her wharf for Charleston, salute of
thirteen guns was fired as she steamed down the
harbOr, and one given in passing Fort McHenry.
The Gilmore band discoursed excellent music, and
the crowd, amounting to nearly a thousand, gave
hearty cheers as she left the wharf. The Spauld-
ing had all her flags flying and presented beauti-
full appearance. Besides the Massachusetts, delepa.
ton a number of Baltmoreans and citizens
of this State took passage board Should
no serious accident occur, the Spauiding will ar
rive in Charleston on Saturday next, two DAYS be-
fore the meeting of the Convention.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE MARYLAND INsTI
TUTE.-At the annual election held at the MARYLAND
Institute last evening, the following named gentle.
men elected to fill the several offices of that
for the ensuing year:-President Ger
man II. Hunt; Vice Presidents, John F. Meredith, C.
W. Bentley: Recording Secretary, S. S. Mills; |
Corresponding Secretary, l.. Morris Cochrane;
gers, f. W. King, John Feast, James NJ An
derson Thomas Trimble, James Stirratt, W. W. |
Maughlin, A. C. Mott, j. Crawford Nelson, Adam
Denmead, V. o. Eareckson, Capt. Robert Leslie, |
Ezra Whitman, James Young, William NJ Ives,
James McNabb, William Linton, George H. Rodg- |
ers, Robert Eareckson, N. H. Thayer, Josiah Rey-
nolds, W. Henry johnson, William keyser, j. |
Mowton Saunders, John Jones'
FUNERAL OF FRANKLIN H. NAFF-The funeral of
Franklin Naff took place Yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, from his late home. North Eutaw street
near Lexington. The burial services were ner, |
formed by the Rev. Thomas j. Foley. A very
large number of the friends and relatives were in
attendance The cortege proceeded first to the |
Cathedral, where the Rev. Mr.. Foley read portion
of the Scriptures, and made a very impressive |
address. The body was buried in the Cathedral |
burying ground in the northwestern part of the |
city. .sla'a4ee.f. -
THE Police CoMMIssIosERs.-Th body yester |
day received official copy of the decision of
the Judges of the Court of Appeals on the const- |
of the Police Bill. They at once nro.
ceeded to have delivered to applicants for appoint
ments notices to appear before the Commissioners
at certain day and hour. 1t is hardly probable
that the list of appointments will be ready for Dub.
LEGATION before Monday or Tuesday next.
BUReLARY.-The house of Mr. P. F. Schlieckar
No. $50 Lexington street, was entered durin9
Tuesday night by robbers, who carried off ouan,
tity of valuables. The family were all absent from
the city, and the amount of goods stolen is not
known. Entrance was effected from the rear
SENTENCED.-James Dugan, who was convicted
If incendiarism in firing the Union engine-bonsa
last winter, was sentenced yesterday BY Judge
Bond to seven years and two months in the penS-
entiary. Col. F. H. B. Boyd, Fire Inspector was
instrumental in his arrest and conviction.