The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24

ceremonies OF laying cornerstone for Roma
| Catnonc Cnllege took place on Tuesday at 81
oolle, situated about fifteen miles fror
| nd''hore on the Frederick turnpike. For SON
| ,lne past the increase in the number of student
1as 1 rendered necessary more extended accommc
9atlohs, ana the Faculty have therefore been in
uuoeu 70 nave constructed large addition to tn
| present edlhce. Accordingly all the necessary ar
rangements were made and the clergy of the cit,
and adjacent parishes respectfully invited to at
TEND: AT an early hour in the morning a laro
NUMBER OF the clergy were present and assisted il
| the ceremonies. The stone contained a cayit,
| hlled with a copper box, in which were dennsitad
| number OF Catholic publications, names of tbt
| officiating clergy and Faculty of the Institution
Ane hLost Rev. Archbishop kenrick, Of the diocese
onlclated, assisted by the Rev. Thomas Foley an,
o@tners. @ Under the superintendent of an expe
rnim rneIJgu arcnitect, 1t Is expected the work will
iPy auf aiCe 10 completion. st. Charles Col
ID h., =, = es"-oe"t%otre ot 81 SmP1ce was found
eu py lne venerable Charles Carroll, of Carroton
aau Is ihtended TO give religious and clerical
euucation only to that class of youths whose petv
ndlurai enuowments and aptitude for church cere
iohes ana functions give sufficient indications of
nIi nnIIHess i"T tne ecclesiastical state The Rev.
oil'er Il. Jenkins Is President of the Institution.
OYSTER WAR.-On Friday last informotior bo,
ing been lodged with r. r. Robertson Esn
magistrate for Cambridge District, Dorchesfar
county, that q number of boats were infringing the
oyster laws OF the State, bv dredrinU in the n1,pt
of the Little Choptank river, that officer accord.
lngly issued writ, directed to Sheriff Kerr. of
that county, requiring him to summon the nosqe
e1nttotus and have the boats and crews seized On
Saturday morning the Sheriff, with the posse, i'm
pressed into service the steamer Cecil Can't Rice
ana proceeded to the locality indicated A num-
Der OF boats discovered engaged in the nm
lawful trade As soon as the steamer was seen
pr; lne ooas endeavored to escape. The
hoats and ~; suecegued IN capturing three
f 1t;a "HG M crews Inc crews We're taken be-
poseu a 1ne OF $50 upon the captains and SIS upon
the fnes nra dne Parties, oelng unable to pay
inc where tbor .t;m 80! ~ jan on sunday morn
T,=' '"eie 'neE SUN renamed at last accounts
Inc ooats were all from Philadelphia and some of
them were well filled with oysters Bv the law
trate after piyinr ten dars, notio ~ .bS 'rg -
VtS,r or NM, - w ."A' '"e1t'
and tba rnn Swami
anu tne committee appointed by the CITY Council
visited Washington yesterday At first the Com
az nau an interview with Captain Dupont of
@ sne navy, VINO informed them that the japanese
5"u au n"uG arrangements ior visiting Philadelphia
ring I,'e coming week, ana he thought it would
oe Impossible i0r them to so alter their arrange
Inents as TO enaote them to stop at Baltimore. Az
ed oef".rus .ng mayor ana Committee were introdu,
ubiob nI .ne i.lnUasHy, ana conversation ensued,
WnlG1 resulted In promise that the Embassy
was Of an in torostinss ~ ''rS vltl, Inc interview
al varo inra.aad aHt P'gaslng character and
of tbn Inapos" ~ eIe ulSIrty ana uroanlty
niteIv detarmined nnon a. :, inougn NOT deh-
bassy will arrive in this nit l.la1 tle EN-
an. lnes VIII sPenu tne CAV mere and de-
ments will he ynad ;ioditIc one arrange
and pntart.inmont Th CS;.. "a, .nel iecePIlon
tion With tba M Iii 1 !I'ee' III cohJuhc-
l,on WIN the Mayor VIII meet this morning at ten
cioch III the Clty dail Tor the purpose of adopt
'"S sone COURSE oi "cIioh III the premises.
MEETING OF THE OLD DEFENDERs-Last eve
.n1 ia Gu peIenders Association met in the room
'no VIZ oiIy nan; Inc committee appointed to
ulaM up memorial to Congress reported the fol-
Unied Sats" IN Sn nlo"Se q hePTeSentdt'res Of tie
your fellow citizens Of tbs c f ne undsrsgned
Maryland respectfully prav tat ron ots OF
moved by sense of iustice and erratitndo 10 ~ III
soldiers surviving the war of iSla viii mass a law
gYing and granting them and their widows pension for
1,e services rendered by them in that We are sure
rous i feeling throughout our go
TI WV" III granting 'he prayer IN 1t set forth
ordaeoa 'tp4lt tp p was accepted and the memorial
lowing rentIon,nI, toa olrcuiar'oh' ana the foF
wa ara s9n,eo;ntod oi tne ASSOCIATION,
tba san W 'le oil cltlZens to
W. - nv I'm " tLuI., Z, W. oonh w htngrose, Il. a.
Iobn Wsrlr NJ o. illlanls, c1hn g. Latty, and
- n. ne lieul0rials VIII pe found at Mr..
a nuoas olhce' on calvert street The meet
'u'" "eJ0"i heu uh'll next Wednesday night.
fIREs.-1 esterday afternoon about five O'Clock
re was discovered in the back building of the house
occupied by Mr.. Goldsmith, at the corner of CAL
vert street and Beaufort alley. The firemen of No
/ Engine Company were promptly on the spot and
done.
ne property is injured.
- "a L na!- pasI nVe the alarm was occasloned by
lI o hng oi the roof OF the glass factory of Mr..
Ice 1nhaPlnan, corner OF Eden and Lancaster
oIeo Inc property was not insured; damage
M
,,clock ~an It nre last nlght between IL and II
% ""' ,S'Se
:ol E"Ii T4LES.-1 esteraay A. Z. Matthews,
~ SOFA at the Exchange saesrOoms, lot
- situated on the northeast side of Ross
RoSs go street, No. W, with front on
oss street ol ID leet, and depth OF 10 feet. I'm
" Charles ! bomrson fa 5000 'en' urchdseu
A tract of iond nf J. ,oo :.
lted on the Cbortonl -; '0o "crCs, rs STU STU
county MARYLAND. was sold ot nnb; ~ rar9llhe "a. n
on on Tuesday 22d inst bv Rarnord so Gt ~ neil
Thomas H. Kemp, Jr, trustees f"r tho Su, anu
"a 800 Purchased by J. r. Holmes ES0 "
THE CoNn1Trov oc I1,,-o M Tn.
,ynch The convic+ ,rbo rno. aI c9huliIon % u OF
" arden Snarks in tba - 4; noI Wy ,DeP9ty
asst was considerably easier vestod - o'oi on
some hopes are now entertained ofb;S yoconnS H.
still exhibits the same reckless and Gallons fainr
which marked him ON the morning Of t5e cccn2T
ence. The reason that an account Of the sbootinr
lid not appear in the Ercbnooo of Tuosd D"ens |
ng, was, that when the renorter (wbo bad haard
hat some unusual incident had occurred at the |
called at the institution at snvan
'clock on Monday evening. several hours after the
occurrence, he was informed by three of the Deputv
'
MEETING OF THE Corn EXCHANGE RrrrnrNe Asso. |
IATIoN-Y esterday morning at II O'Clock there
vas meeting of this association in the Directors
Dom of the Corn Exchange Buildinp Horatio r.
Vhitridge, President of the Association was in
he chair, and stated that the me4ting was called
Or the purpose of acceptino the charter wb;ch
ras passed bv the late IeaiSIo+nro h,t w. tL
endancp was en- small ba tLo,',ht t"; "s tng az
rudept not To act in tba matter n At yVf,S
So, moved that the meetinG adionrn nnt;t navy
ednesday at halfpast 10 o'clock which motinp
revailed
THE P,c.Nrc R,orrns Tho u,ouo, .-,.--
IN or tweIra ho several partes some
ngt, npon the arrival If tbo On tne m .tn
ic- mic party from the Saratoga Street Watbodist
hapel had haarino vnstardo, r.o.,o I
flee Of Jnstico Inron W.. d oit; ,,"on az lne
here was m avidenca bafara p"'',noi .h
lstain the charges aycayt aoonSt 60" SI Iat az ~
nd George CiambrlI who ara norn'ittad s
ustice for the action or the Grond inv y 'ne