The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-04

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! CITY WI,ELLIGENCE
ANNUAL DTsrRIBUrToN OF PREMIUMS AT THE AcApr
| MY OF THE VIsIrATIoN.-The annual distribution c
premiums took place Yesterday at the Academy r
tne Visitation, corner of Park and Centre streets
mere was large assembage of ladies and gentle
| men present The following the order Of exer
| clSe: russian March, Francis-Piauos-N
Murray, Kelly, Stump and Thompson: Harps-
Misses Saunders and Myers. Premiums in tn,
Senior, First and Second Glasses of Englsh.-'Ti
White; sung by Misses Murray, r.. White an,
Schelb Premiums in the Third and Division o.
| Third Glasses of English.-Soltlv and Sweetlv Mn
sic should flow, Glover; harp Miss Saunders: sumo
3y Misses Schei6 and K. White Won Weber's
| Invitation to the Watz-Arraneed for two piano:
| by otto Dressel. 1st piano. Misses r. White and
| Myers, I'd piano, Misses B. White and Scheib,
| Premlums in the Fourth and Fifth Glasses of Emo
| lish. Adeste Fideles, Desuk-Harp, Miss Saun-
| ders; Listen to the Mocking Bird Hawthorne
Plano, Miss Reitz; sung by little Misses Tbompson
hosensteel, Schaab, Stump, Honeywell, Sullivan
Norman, Owens and Gahagan. Premiums in the
Slxtn ana seventh Glasses of English-Virgo Pru-
dentlssma, Witzka-Piano, Miss r. White: sunr
by Misses Murray, Scheib, White and Gill. Premi
ums In Ornamental and Plain Writing -Das
Ef,rkennen, Proch-Piano, Miss Il. White sung bv
Mss MSS Hcheio. La Cenerentoa, Hunten-Piano,
Misses Rosensteel, Shurtz and Thompson. premi
ums IN Christian Doctrine, the Languages, OH
Painting, and Drawng.-Sonata in d. Major.
Mozart-Piano, Misses R. White and Mvers,D
premiums p In Music and Regular Attendance.
Dark Day of Horror, Rossni--Piapo-Mis
Kelly; sung BY Misses X. and b. White. Wach
Aut! Eckert-Piano-Miss R. White; sung bv Miss
Murray. Gold Medals and Academic Honors in the
senior and Junior Circles Coronation Ode pianos
Misses B. White and Kelly; harps, Misses Saunders
and Myers; sung by Misses Scheib Murray Reitz
White and Gill. Russian March-Francis.Pia
Misses Murray, Kelly, Stump and Thompson;
Harps-MIsses Saunders and Myers The Gold
Medals and the Honors of the Academy in tho
Senior Circle, for uniform excellence of condnct
were awarded to Misses Alice Woodward Al
Eugenia Provost, Mary Jane Myers, Alice Murray,
hoss W hite and Anna l.. Hand The second hon
ors in the same circle were conferred unon Mss.
Sarah Ross, Emmeline Fuller, Ida HYATT. Lanra
hlng, Mary kuster, JULIEN Damer Catharine
Boninger, Amanda Pratt, Mary Feemy, SOPHIA
keltz' Anna NJ o.Gill, Mary Cassidy, Rosaie King,
Anna BOgue, Louisa Saunders Mary L. RelI and
Emma Banks The first honors in the Junior Circle
were bestowed upon Miss Elizabeth Sullivan. The
second honors in the circle were conferred
upon Misses Mary C.. McGreevey, Anna Owens |
hesina mars M, thompson Mary NJ Honeywell, Mary
"A; Darrugh, Emily Foudriat, Sarah Hudson. |
blanche NJ. Cam and Eugenia b. Horner.
The McDoNoGH BEQUEsT.-On Monday afternoon |
IN the FIRST Branch of the City Council Mr. Simms |
rom rom the Committee on the McDonogh Bequest, |
ordinances
In relation to various subjects connected with the
administration Of the estate of the late John Nc
Donogh The report says that the Committee have
given all proper consideration to the matters ra
erred 10 them, and 1t has become their agreeable
luty to formally announce to the CITY Council
hat the agents OF the McDonogh estate in New |
Jrleans nave made transfer to the trustees con-
sting principally of the notes of the purchasers
II ~ the estate, and amounting to S495 727.G4 as
ollows: "
n cash ...,..,.........--- e11 sco m |
n notes due and unpaid. -. ..... ! S2I 81
n ,Gst notes maturing from February IL to Mays
" iss2-iSi 1872 sa4 se4 fS fS
1861 IT, so
ho .r.n.. ,ou. ..,, $685. GA
in Citizens Bank, New Orleans ..... s61 $40 u
otes due March 6, 1S61................... l87I52O
$50, ,284 95
Which is retained to cover an attachment of
lnds In their hands for certain legal proceedings
ganst the city of Baltimore, which were fully ex-
lalned by documents heretofore laid before the |
ouncl The estate in the hands of the trustees
ne report says, is held to be invested in the obli
ations OF the city of Baltimore for the special OBJ
ct OF building City Hall. The committee
lghiy approve of the action of the agents in re- |
itlon to the remains of Mr.. McDonogh, and re-
Ommend that the Presidents of the two Branches
the City Council be associated with the agents |
consulting committee, to assist in deciding
rate to the memory of Baltimore's benefactor.
ne committee say that there remains about fttv
lousahd dollars OF rural property still in posses
on OF the agents unsold; but AS it NAV not be re-
iLeu ior considerable time, they of opinion ,
lat the appropriate moment has arrived for audit
lg and settling the accounts of the agens at New
rleans, and to that duty they now propose to an.
y themselves.
LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE OF MEMORIAL /
HURcH.-l esterday afternoon the corner stone of I
Ih1rprh
olton streets, was laid. Rev. Charles r. Howard
ectcr, Rev. Noah Hunt Schenck, d. D. assisted
7 Key Dr. Cummings, Rev. George A. Leakin
nd others, otficiated. Between five and six hund-
"a persons were present to witness the impressive
nd interesting ceremonies, most of whom have =
lken lively and active part in furthering the
iuse OF the church. The choir of Emmanuel
hureh were also present and lead the singing
tier the reading of the usual dedcatory services
le following paper was placed within the stone
In the name fthe Most Holy and undivided Trinity
men.
This record wnesseh that this third day of july in
lie year OF our Lord, eighteen hundred and sixty the
rner stone of this Church, to be called the MEMORIAL
ZURICH, in memory of the Reverend Henry Van DYKE |
Inns, ID. D., late Rector of Emmanuel Church. Balti
ore, was laid by Rev. Charles R. Howard rector and
sv Noah Hunt Schenck, rector of Emmanuel Church \
sisted by divers others of the Clergy Z
Except the Lord build the house their labor is but
st that build tn | o
The congregation OF the MEMORIAL CHURCH was organ
ed on the seventh day of December A D. lS5a The t
~ Charles Rdgely Howard being the Rector thereof
ID Messrs Robert Richardson and Charles Worthington
lrdens; and Messrs. Charles Worthipgton colin Mac
nze, d. I. Thursten, Robert Richardson. s. B. Brack-
{, Charles 0wings, Hiram Greentree, Francis Hart
IMPOSING the Vestry. .
Contractor and Builder-GEoRGE r. PRICE i
SUB Contractor, Cut Stone-JoHN WHITELAw. d
Stone Mds0R-JoHN 7. BISHOP. h
Bricklayer-JAMEs McCoMAs
The Rt. Rev. Thomas Church Brownell D. D. IL d |
ing . the G senior Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
urch in the United States of Apaerica the Rt Rev
IMAM III m robinson Nottingham, ID. D., LL d. Bishop
Pres1deat Of The United Stdtes-JAMEs BUCHANAN y
ace president g JOHN C. BxEcKINRIDGE.
Governor Of the State Of Maryand-THoMAs II. Hicks r.
Secretary Of State-JAMEs K PARTRIDGE Q
Mayor Of the Cityof Baitimore-THoMAs SWAMI. il
was deposited the Holy Bible; Book of Common | ST
aver Journal General Convention of the Protest
Episcopal Church of the United States Journal of the
venty seventh Annual Convention of the Protestant
iscopal Church in Maryland; The Sixteenth Annual
port OF the Maryland Tract Society; The Protestant
pers of the day N
The Rev. DIR. Cummins then delivered an elo. a
ent address, in which he feelingly referred to L
e late DR.. Henry Van Dyke Johns. the late p
'rthy pastor of Emmanuel Church. He was fol- u
we'd by Rev. DR.. Schenck, who spoke for half an st
ur. After referring to the success which has al o
adv been met with in the enterprise and the fat Ell
ring prospects which the future held out for its W
eedy completion he adverted to the fact that the
iiice was erected to the memory of DR.. Johns y
S remarks In this relation EXTREMITY touch NJ
2, ana the uncomfortable emotion exhibited by Il
hearers was strong manifestation of the esteem tc
q love IN which the memory of that good man is G.
Id by those who knew him WELL After Dr. IL
henck's remarks the ceremonies were closed by Vi
gng the doxology.
CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH.-Extensive arrange
,nts have been made by the different steamboats,
d railroad companies for conveying excursion
rites to neighboring towns and villages to-day,
If the weather should prove agreeable, no n,
ubt a large number of citizens will avail y,
smseves of the facilities and spend the day in the g
har nf fhn Snndo oh nl.
oceed to groves the city, and spend the day ~
healthful and innocent amusements. All parties r;
10 desire the protection of the police force have v
'de application to Marshal Kane and men have =;
en- detailed from the force to accompany the ~