The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-12
LORD RENFREW IN NEW YORK.

nv, lH'o"S HIS cypress of WedneSddy euenin0
Inc programme of the Baron's proceedings in
this city is not yet dentively settled. but II is sun
posed to be pretty much as follows: On THURSDAY.
after the grand military reception, he will be al
Avenue Hotel. i'A viz l -i'D
On Friday morning he will visit the Peter Cooper
ns anss.tqte, the Free Academy, and perhaps some
S ~ institutions m He will then proceed to break
asC aC the Bloomingda residence of his Honor the
Mayor, where he will meet a select marty Of tbirIv
two distinguished people. Thence he will nrocaed
TO the Institution of the Deaf and Duuh on Wosh
lng.on heights, the High Bridge, and possibly the
to inspect their building, the Bridge as they
understood that he was desirous of examining come
OF our reformatory schools. On Friday evening
the great ball will, of course, absorb the Barons
attention.
Saturdays movements have not yet been decided
upon, further than that the Baron will review the
bremen in torchlight procession early in the even
ing.
On Sunday morning the Baron and suite will at
tena divine service at Trinity church. ON which oc-
casion admission will be had by ticket only, A
strong police force will be in attendance at the
gates to keep out the crowd. The seryice will he
the usual full choral service without anv deviation
whatever, sung by the clergy of the church and
the choir of twenty choristers precisely as it ia
done In the English Cathedrals. The preacher has
not get been indicated The choristers of Trinity
church have recently been clothed in surpces, and
now sing the service in the proper vestments. The
sight OF so many white robes in the choir and
doors
will be opened at O'Clock The Baron will have
no formal official reception, but two vestrymen will
wait upon him at his hotel and accompany him to
the church.
Inc baron IS expected to enter the ballroom on
FRIDAY night, between and 10 o'clock: and rumor
mas mas IL settled that Mrs Gov. Morgan has accepted
the invitation to open the dance with his Lordshn
IN our advertising columns will be found a notice
10 carrlage-drivers &C., by which it appears that
ahough people may go to the ball in their own veh
cles, Vhey VIII not be allowed to return home in
them except by chance. On arriving, carriages
are to be discharged fluid the night and nersens
leaving the ball must take the first carriage which
stops before the door as they go out. In this way
only can confusion be prevented. The superipten-
dent OF hacks will see that safe and pleasant car
rages are provided; and the fare home in all cases
has been placed at three dollars
THE BARoN's RQurPAGE
Ine Mayor and the British Consul have arranred
Win the fortunate livery man who has furnished
the Corporation with carriages for MANY years
past to get up special turnout for the Baron -
ne ne mas bought superb open barouche for 81 200,
and has secured ga team" of six snIendid blanl,
horses, with rich new harness. &C.
MARYLAND AFFAIRS
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Hagerstown Herald publishes the nonuIa-
tion of three the towns of Washington county as
follows:
Ihe 1o'0n Of Clearspring. ng.-White male popula
ton Zl, female do. 32S; free black male 50; female
no., oZ; slaves "a.
The 7own Of Hancock. k.-Whte male population
SOl; female do 297; free black male 20; female do,
%: slaves 90.
The 7Oon Of Smihs5wg.-W male population
2l2; female do, 232; free black male S; female do
5; slaves, 5.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Oystermen's Convention. "A meeting was held
by the citizens of Danes Quarter, Rock Creek and
Deals Island, Saturday, October 9Th, to appoint
delegates to the proposed Oystermen's convention
to be held at Baltimore, suggested by the meet
ings held by the citizens of st. Mary's and Prince
Georges counties.
The following named gentlemen were appointed
as delegates Capt VIM. Price, Gabriel H. Rowe.
Esq, and Capt. James t. Daniel, Deals Island;
James q. Wells, Esq, Capt. John Tyler, and Capt
". S. Tyler, Rock Greek; H. C. Mccoy, Esq,
Capt. John W. Carew, VIM. J. C. White, Esq,
James +. Kelley, Esq, and Capt. VIM. McDorman,
Danes Quarter.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
Larceny.-We understand, says the Annapolis
| GqSette, that Midshpman at the Naval Academy
| watches and a considerable sum of money We
do not know what disposition has been made of the
| offender.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Gas an Cdmbridge.-The Herald saws: We see
paper is being handed around among our citizens
containing an agreement from Mr.. j. W. Baker of
Baltimore city, to build for a complete Gas Ap-
paratus, with street pipes meters and everything
necessary to accommodate our citizens with bright
gasght, provided fifty subscribers can be obtained
to patronze his works. The cost is not to exceed
one and half to three quarters of cent burner
per hour.