The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

FrREs.-The alarm of fire yesterday morning at
O'Clock, from box No. ., was caused by smoke
issuing from the cellar of house No. Sharp street.
occupied on the lever floor by P. Mackee, boot and
shoe maker. A quantity of ashes had been placed
in a wooden box in the cellar, which took fire. 1t
was soon extinguished. Before the engines had
been housed another alarm sounded, which
proceeded from the burning Of brick carpenter
shop, on York, near johnson street The place
had been set on fire, but the flames were extin-
guished by several officers of the Southern district
without the aid of the Department.
The alarm of fire about eleven o'clock on Tues
day night, was occasioned by fire being discovered
under the stairway of an unoccupied house, ON
Ensor street, near East, which is owned by Mr.
Emanuel Crocker. Engine Company No 6 was
promptly the spot, and soon put out the flames
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
About four o'clock ye terday morning fire was
discovered in the building known as Marion Hall,
corner of Gay and Ensor streets. 1t was extin-
guished before much damage was done Cause,
accident
ARRESTS DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL.-The fol
lowing statement shows the number of arrests for
the month of April, and the charges which they
come under: Assault and battery, 40; assault
with intent to kill 6; assault officers, 81 assault
ing and stabbing, 4 assauting wives, ID abusing,
49, abusing parents, 3; abusing families, A; breach
of ordinances, Ga; breach of the peace, 232; dis
turbing public worship, 5; destroying property, 3;
last driving, Z; lighting on the streets, s; gam
bling on the Sabbath, 4; interfering with officers,
h
n.y. 20; peddling without license, l; pckpocket, l;
receiving stolen goods, /; robbery, i; shooting at
persons, i selling liquor Sunday, l. selling Ii
quor without license, l. threatening to assault 2;
total OIL. The cases were disposed of as fol-
lows: Committed for trial, 62; committed for ex-
animation, II; bailed for trial. 95; bailed to keen
the peace, 81; committed to Jail in default of bail
3l2; fined, 67-total, 5l7.
THE EDITORIAL ExCURsIoN-Ye esterday afterpoon
at O'Clock, Mr.. Garrett, the President VIM. p.
Smith, Master of transportation, and other officers
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, accompanied
by representation from the Press of this and 9th.
er cities, started in n special train from the Cam.
den Station, en- route for Wheeling, where they will
meet the editorial fraternity of the West and South
west who have accepted the invitation of the Com
pany. The party will leave Wheeling on Friday
morning and reaching Cumberland on the same
day, will remain there over night. On Saturday
morning the special train containing the guest
will leave Cumberland, and arrive in Baltimore be
| tween and O'Clock, p. NJ. On Saturday yer,
large number of the attaches Of the Baltimore Pres
will leave this city in the early train, and meetiD!
| their Western brethren at Martinsburg, will accom-
| panv them to Baltimore.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER WIN. JENKINs.-Th
steamer William Jenkins, from Boston, arrived a
tnis port yesterday. The following is list of he
passengers: Mrs. John Williams, two children
ana servant of Baltimore; Miss Williams do
isaac Detord, do; Richard III Lee, do; renry
walters, OF Boston; Edward Morton, do; j. Jones
| do; Robert r. Kent, do; Charles IT Carrev do
| Mrs. De Nell, do; Miss Deane. of Massachusetts
Mr.. Z. 5. Russell, New Hampshire; Mr.. d. Rus
' aell, do,