The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-05

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street, thence to Charles street, and along Charles
10 baltimore street. and thence to the Gimor
house IL has not yet been determined how the
Embassy shall be entertained at the GiImor In
the evening there will be DISPLAY of fire.wnrks
from the Battle Monument. The Embassy will
leave lea at at an early hour on Friday morning for
Philadelphia.
For CoUET-AN AssAuLG ON THE MujrApy-
esterdav afternoon, just the First Rifle Regi-
ment took up the line of march from Holiday street
two men, named Alexader Williamson and Benia
m lllh batcheor, eX'policemen,) made an assault
upon some of the members of the ''Turner Rifles.
Ihey made towards Captain Odenwald who re-
pulsed them, when officer Robinson came nm and
arrested llllamson and Bachelor, and took them
10 the Middle district police station, where Justice
HISS held them to bail for Court William Ridga.
way was arrested on the charge of resisting officer
Is. Slater when in the discharge of his duty. Ride
away tore the officers coat almost off his back and
acted III most turbulent manner. He was COM
m'ttrd to Court by Justice Hiss. Patrick Lanahan
ana James Carroll were arrested on the CHARGE of
engaging in street fight. They were both com
mltted TO Jail for Court by Justice Hiss. Samuel
Norwood was arrested on the charge of assauItinp
and beating Henry Fogle. He was committed for
Court by Justice Griffin.
FLAG IR%ENTATToN.-1e estetday the MARYLAND
Guard were the recipients of a beautiful fac
Inc presentation took place at their armory, Car
roll Hall, Just before going on parade Tho Ho,
belonged to the Maryland Cadets and was a nrs
sent to that corps from the ladies of the citv
when 1t was in its palmest days. A number of the
gentlemen who formerly composed that efficient
military organization, and in whose possession the
nag still remained, concluded to present the same
to the Maryland Guard. Wilson c. N. Carr, ESQ,
on behalf of the Maryland Cadets, in neat and
appropriate speech, made the presentation. In
the absence of Col. Brush, Can't Lanpdon Ervino of
Company 9. received it on the part of the Mary
land Guard, IN few felicitous remarks.
INDUCEMENTS To BURGLARS-The house at the
corner OF Charles ana Centre streets was found
open on Sunday night. 1t is owned and occupied
Dy tne helrs OF Mr.. H. Norris, and at present the
family are out of town. Lieut. Grady officer
Foreman and Others entered the house and found
that parties had previously entered the buildipp-
ne lurnlture was thrown about in confusion, the
drawers deranged, and there were evidences that
every apartment of the house had been visited -
Inc olcers are unable to say whether aDy articles
are stoien. During the same night the doors of 209
naanore street Ito Pratt street, and the dwelling
corner OF Monument street and Lerew's aey
were lound open and properly secured.
AccfDENT.-l esterday morning about o'clock.
morse attached to a cart, in charge of a negro
BOY, while passing along Sharp, near Dover street,
became s sumhmanageable nm and started off in gaop.
son OF Mr. Jennings, living on Montgomery street,
VINO was standing on the corner of Dover street
was knocked down and badly hurt He was taken
home and attended by DR.. Phillips
VIOLATING THE SUNDAY LAw.-Oficer Cranple
arrested yesterday a woman named Meeter Who
Keeps low groggery, the haunt of abandoned wo-
men OF Doth c0lors, on Sterrett, between Ramsay
ana McHenry streets, on the charge of selling
answer baforn Cnnrt b I.; "Su St oh security 10
w., - -, ~ "'''oe ono" acre
as vagrant by officer Hinnick and committed to
jan " '0" u'ye py 'ustice Showacre.
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL
MoNp.v Juno1
FIRST BRANCH.-Present, SAMUEL G. Sp1cER. ESQ.
President, and quorum of the members
MIR. Irons presented a netition from, Jobn
McElrOy and others asE;rr +bot H. II ~, u I'm y.
market NAV he wbitawoSboJ "' nar .ne ei 0,n1 1
BLACKBURN presented a ramons+ranoo 81 NI' u
McHenrv against tbo "o; HnCe H from D. ID.
rafnrrnd NJ p orG "PenInS vi oIerrett street;
John Whitman askinr narm;Ss;o - @ Peti'.on .loni .
enUine on his nra,nis P' I Gt 80" W use steam
MIR. Balm presented q nat;tion So, q ~
Prica oslinn for a. 80: :" Peyl.loh from ": IL.
RaItimora 70 |nt PENNY VI lncent alley, from
lis nrpsantad yosnInt; 80 i eu.--Mr' CAL-
Thames street to The Cnrnt IJy c gas Italns from
Mr. Taylor nresanted rosnit;a, "A' -
inc ia the failure Of H. p vi inquiry, LOOK
nIaco thnir tnoaI, VI lne asSehSer hallroad to
tinora odo.J III eertaiI streets OF South Balt-
mol o 'Sa.d,... a Iesoutioh 10 construct tun-
$40 600 for tbe sam al anu aPProprlatlng the sum OF
~ 1ocI 't te sahe'lo oe taken out OF the tax levy
bu e. was l"iu oVe "A resolution to place
o6nrtod ne y, lnecnanicS III oouIh Baltimore was
Corar st. - um W P'aGe lag-Stones across
oJntod H. iiens street ana other localities was
AZ P. SPEDDEN called up an ordinance
tb ;. az. Tti tle Northern central Railway for
rood r. O., VII u pipes iioh? the line OF the
consideration ths NILS 20 tne city, and giving in
cbarra to sa;d Cnn,r,or 'tG itsn1 ol way iree OF
tnr - ID DI;J r;J ooEP:ny' from mount vernon Fac
NM caI,ad ,' pliuse iald over-Mr SPED
for the wear 1ef0. iaid na appropriations
this afternnon ~ o,aioo, "io e'AuJourned until
g.. -, ~ D'o'"
piJ III; resent, " IN. MCPHAIL, Esq,
tin res,uent, ,e an9 an the members-A communica
tbnt h Ia @ 'eu II ON ille Il oTt warden, stating
strast 70 H. 'JuIu 4S'L; Sne raHS from Monument
dentb Of tba stoa", fs' anu lhus the average
avenue to be two feet from ra1t street TO canton
foot of the Falls threa loot. So .L " eut f 70 Tue
Falls to the Rack Rasin forr ft 'ne iooI vi the
required for cIeapino ont the same win b In mnn
The Falls has filled IN with sad;ment b
freshet about two feet The Stone wolI e n nn ,aJI
side of the stream is in tol.r,niv GOOD ID y" e'ar
at the Front Street Theatre which roo,iros' - .u
ing at cost of about 5000. referred tn tbo g",
mittee on the Harbor The resolution od on"o
to the petition of certain citizens asking n1on,n.
ton from the operation of an ordiponcn - fp ornp
useful regulations &c. was taken nm ad anaS
The ordinance to sell the fot in p"coou $50
of the west wall of the iai on Bnren straot ona
for taking down the old wall, and for the building
of new wall and for the orading and ,roT-nTi;S
of the iail yard was taken nm and raad NJ
ELLICorT was opposed to the whole ordinance Tho
Jail has already cost the sum of e950 nm hItho,,aS
it has exceeded the cost so much still il 10 NOT ~
secure. lie had been told nv an evneriannad
mechanic that with n common caso Lr;ra h. on,IJ
work his wav through anv of tha caIIs. aIrooJo
prisoner had nearly escaped bv cuttng tbromrb iha
bars and was only prevented bv tho th
guards s-Mr MGCoN,s rnCnrrinr 70 a. .I W Wv.
OF Mr.. Elcott said tbot IF ~ ene rem remarks .S
him that tba ia;I rns in." II any person had toid
was no mechanic and lna1w Lii tnaT person
hnildinrr Of tLn al nre" a,h holhihS ABOUT tne
u"unr Vi lic jan Inc gentleman should
De very careful now he made assertions
v, tlG hlna without knowing anything
apo"l t:e run D, the same: Ihey involved the
IePusatlon ana character OF the contractors and
builders, VINO mad done the work in most sub
stantia and workmaniike manner-Mr. CoLToN
the JaMr CArncAHr offered HI an amendment epIUm
o iishC vi acceSs Io the water pipes for the pur
Pose ol repair or removals adopted.-Mr. COL