The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-08


places being crsped. There is but little hone for
her recovery.
A STRANGE WrrNrss -ya.,ord. S,o,. IT,.
was tried and acquitted in the Crim;naG Co.,
the murder of Cantain WiII;am Sm;,h 49,
took place some eighteen monks s;noa ~ u.ru
arrested on evidence which NO. r,n;h "a "as
pallv nv a vortb nomad wan E .n'sueu pllpci'
10 Jury's connecton with tho -, hso on
Grand Inrv He .Iso tast;faa -. ~ DeIoLe lne
one of the Board of Police. and ,aa ~. an , oeiole
the States Attorney visited Tho ;a;i 49,, VIZ
was confined "a a witnass bo $500 "a ~ ca!
ling to have him removed erom H. oo nj I'1.-
occupying, for the reason that he was cont;,- |
uay harassed by persons offering him induce |
ments not to testify against Jury Yesterday. |
when he was put upon the stand, he swore that he
saw Jury before and the prisoner was ac. |
cordingy acquitted.
Exp1osrou or Srv,,, por C,,,
seven o'clock vastordov Ynorn; 49, al'eI
the chemical works NJ Massrs ph;,i; Hh ooiier III
Co. at the foot of Cross streot 1891 ;,h
tarr;io no;.o ,i '''eo', eApioueu Win
was in the eng;na ronna Ia naeu casper Cnpper
uries that will in all nrobab;I;tv 800 co. Gu ln-
tion of the hnildnn nas thny = NV ,a'ai; Por-
of tba aynIoa; "oe 'nio"h uo"h ny lhe force
uar VII 9uiyng IN tne RUNS Mr.. Clip
hat he 10 80 u IRON us positlon II was found
Ia ne was most shocklDgly cut and bruised and
his face, burning him most horribly A litter was
prepared and the unfortunate man removed to his
residence, No. Johnston street. The explosion
was caused by the water getting low in the heller
The .J.1t Ann THE arysBorsr vo..oul. A.,
r.. p, 'Ne - me a LAshoosE:-l esterday, she
go vi tne 0ity council passed the resolu-
tho r;s;tor IS .h Ia u'ees VI Tue hlhshouse ana
morris data;,sd statan,n, Ss u tnelr annual re,
for tho nsa Of thnse % .ne articles purchased
~. - ~ VI onose INSTITUTIONS, Win the average
nersons fo, -, WIN tne names OF the
ernenses Of thoao are purchased. Inc
have been largely in excess of What II !; tboppnh;
absolutely NECESSARY Tho rr;caS ra;d fon ~ a
Coffee ETC., to say the least. have ALWAYS been fnv
care the ANIMAL cost If ibasa st;,ut;ona III
SLIGHTLY reduced '~n NC
S,,cur Enr, rou. ..s
terday tho roof Of dna1,. Nv 100 noon yes
VS. 90, ~ g. - r.. e hs W. 10 hanover street
however we're eytin@nsbad beforo y,o t'S S naes
had been sustained, AT balfnast II o,cloct W.
nesday nigbt the fencing aronnd tho estobI;ab eu
of Mr. Fardv, ship builder. at the foot Of Cross
street was set on fire from tho over bo;,inr og %
mitch kettle An aIarn, ,os $1,000 h.s. VI "a,
flames were spnnressed hoso~s t ,ba 1ut .ne
steam engines.
The alarm at few minutes before ten o'clock
last night was occasioned by the partial burning of
a locksmith shop, on the corner of Pennsvlyania
avenue and Green Willow street. The property
was owned and occupied by Mr.. David White.
fL ne '0Ss was 'rining. The place was designedly
nreu'
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morning br,Los
man named James Wooden, emnloSe5 on rs
Northern Central Railway received injuries which
l su III aeatn IN Two hours afterwards. The
au Mnl'e attempting 10 hasten down brake,
aasnd one Piator TO tne track Several cars
members from his body. The train was stOpped
died Tbs decaasad was tnr ~ ath'on, "nere he
in the Western district and Laws ;fa Sisoea
children The accident occnrrad a. nIao I IL wv
as the Summit, about 20 miles from this c;t Ano"n
r' a"0u' ~ iniieS run tniS city.
morning. William Gould (negro1. a 1orter in ~
oil and paint store of Mr. Robinson On Rn ~ tu
wharf fell dead while in tho oc, Of nI,; On Ivy
into the store He was conveEed - H.; So o"r ei
1872 Hanover street and n Batto" w us nolle' NO
moned. The doctor, upon being made ACQUAINTED
VIVID tne FACTS OF the case, declined to hold in
quest, deeming such course unnecessary
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY-A few minutes mast four
o'clock Wednesday morning an attemnt was
made to rob the DIV cling of William Radibaugb.
No. 26S West Saratoga street. The ro5ber cut
several Stats from window shutter and attemnted
to force the sash. The noise thus made awakened
Mr.. Thomas, who frightened the thief Off
STATES RIGHTS ASSOCIATION o;t;zons or a.
goth ward without dist;nction of sA'us Vi tne
ganized States RIGHTS Associatinn "a , ~
the following pentleman &C orioau' Gu electGu
Spurrier ESQ. President and r. H. M Hr!uH ".
and DR.. Thomas Sappington. Secretaria. " ii'ains
DEMOCRATIC CoyvENT1oN meet;nr of.hoD
ocratic Citv Convantion No, "a h eetins vi tne Dem
beadouarters last avon;n" b, W n'1 ueen helo at
O'clock there heinn hut tb;, us az nan past elgnt
ance NO business oS tant ,nenioers In attend
A' was VI dhSacIeu.
VIOLATING AN ACT OF AssEMBLY.-On Wednesday
nlght, man named James Ward was arrested on
t ie charge OF exhibiting fat woman, without
Gr;gin he was hned szo and costs by Justice
urlhin.
RoBBERY-The dwalIirr IF NJ u-p nv,
as No. los Pearl street ,vas rahtaa ! nom
several silver spoons and nuant;tv ~ ;Iy oi
The theft was committed nv On, ali ;,
oranges gu PeuuiihB
RrOr,rrr p.u.
Gebrin ~ a. ALL ne uerman woman named
dav nigbt NV tho 81 snochingIy burned on Mon
ethereal Iamn
orn;n a. venue, oled In great agony yesterday
~ 'No inn mary
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, March 6.
FIRST BRANcH.-Present-JoH c. BLACKBURN
Esq, and all the members.--Mr NICHOLAS present.
ed communication from Henry W. RODGERS of
tering as site for amshouse a tract of land
containing AZ acres situated on the Frederick road
one mile from the city. Price S12,0O0.-Also a
communication from Mrs. Harper offering a tract
OF land containing 100 acres, at $3.50 per acre for
the same purpose; referred BoLG1AYo pre-
sented communication from F. Robson. Offering
the land known as the Paradise farm three miles
from the city, on the Frederick turnpike. for the
same purpose; referred-Mr. BLacKRrpN nra.
sented communication from James C. Morford,
Offering several sites for the same purnose rafarrod
MIR. DIXON, of the Joint Standing Committea m
Health, presented report recommending the pas-
sage OF supplementary ordinance regulating the
cleaning OF the streets.--Mr. BANDED presented
petition from McCoull & Slater, asking for re-
turn of taxes paid in error; referred-Mr. PHELPS
offered resolution directing the City Comptroller
to pay to each OF the military companies of the
sum m oh t SsCo each povdng they have
paraaes; referred. IT ALLEN called up the re.
so'u;oh u'Iec:lhg tne trustees OF the Almshouse
be tn rf d detailed statement
cd 'ue P9rGnasea lor mat institution; adopt
eWG~:Also, similar resolution directed to the
Q, 'ne JAIL requesting the same detailed
aIcouss IN regard TO articles furnished the Jail;
s.nP th allen called up the resolution
I'm o one Seconu Drancn proposing that when the
oouncl aolourn on the Sth inst it stand adjourned
unil tne zoth INST, and requesting the committees
10 hurry up their labors so that the Council NAV
adjourn sine die early in April; lost.-The OBJ
lection to the resolution was that it set too early
osy Tor a SINE die adjournment.-Mr. DIXON
OF the Joint Special Committee of Conference
p piSisn e. report with an ordinance pro-
Viulng Tor the cleaning of the streets-Mr.
BoLGtANo moved a second reading of the ordinance.
winch , was agreed to, and the ordinance passed. -
MT mr.. BANDEL offered resolution inquiring of TIE
Clty commissioners the probable cost of planting
trees on the squares on Broadway, between Balt-
more and Gay streets; adopted-The same gen.
and dc cV m as to the power Mayor