The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-15
CITY LNTELLIGENCE,

MEETING OF THE DRECToRs OF B. & o. RAILROAD.
The regular monthly meeting of the Directors of
the Baltimore and Ohio.Rairoad was held on ed
nesday last. The revenue of the main stem and
branches, as far as reported, for May, amounts to
S20S, ,39454, to hich is to be added the payments
to be made for large government services, etc, the
accounts for which not vet rendered. The fol-
lowing statement comprises the commodities trans
ported eastwardly over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad into the city of Baltimore for the month
ct May, 1851: Bark, IA tons: coal, 1853 do; fire.
brick, 81 do; flour, l7,776 bbs.; grain, l4l tons;
granite. 81 do; iron, l26 do iron ore and manga
nese, 230 do; lard and butter. do leather. 81
do; WOOL bales; faxseed, l3 casks; soap-stone,
tons; lumber, oil do: lard Gil, IS do lime,
Z5o do. Live stock, viz: 1850 hogs, 372 sheep 10
horses, $50 horned cate. Meal and shorts 344 tons:
POI and bacon, Is do tobacco, ,l33 hhds; mis-
celianeous, 2i5 tons; hay, &c do. Flour from Wash
ington branch, S27 bbs; potatoes u tons: coa oil
333 bbs,; wniskey 6l0 do. THE item of coal does
not inc ude 4 500 tons transported by the company
beyond its usual supplies, and which is being fur
nlshed to manufacturers and others from Locust
Point.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAuLT.-George Bailey, Charles
Stewart, Joseph Snavey Edward Shay. Joseph
Amos, William McCauey, Charles Lily and Phil
Up Bailey were yesterday arrested by officers Car
ter chalmers, Fitzgerald, Dennis and Council
upon the charge of assaulting j. = Schaffer and
beating him with billy. The parties met on the
street on Thursday night, and Bailey and his COM
rades cheered for Henry Winter Davis when
Schatfer responded by cheering for MAY; immedi-
ty, who beat bim most numerically. They were
arralgned before Justice Shipey who held them
for further hearing
REMAINS OF LIEUT.. JOHN T. GREBBLE-On Thurs.
day afternoon the remains of Lieutenant CREDIBLE
arrived in Philadelphia. The funeral was an
noanced to take place on yesterday.
EXAMINATION OF Mr.. w. s. kNDERSoN.-The FUR
ther examination of Mr.. Anderson took place yes
terdsy morning, at ten O'Clock, at the office Of U.
$. Commissioner Hanan Mr. Williams, Deputv
U. ). Marshal, and Mr.. w. F. Larrabee were the
only witnesses examined. The substance of their
testimony was detail of the circumstances of the
arrest OF Mr. Anderson. Several of the letters
which had been taken from Mr.. Anderson were
produced, when that gentleman stated that he had
received portion of them from Mr.. John William
son. subpoena was then issued for that gentle
man put was returned non est Mr.. Anderson then
suggested the postponement of the matter until
Monday next, when it could be settled. The Com
missioner then adjourned the examination till Mon
day morning.
ACCIDENT FROM ETHEREAL OLA daughter of
Mr.. Edward Clayton, who resides on Conway
street, near Howard, severely burned on Thurs
day night, about half past nine o'clock, under the
following circumstances. She putting a child
to bed and had the child on one arm and the lamp
III lne other hand, when she let the lamp fall and it
iApinueo, Ky the hames communicating to her cloth
rug Instantly. She ran into the street screaming,
"heh gentleman who was passing at the time
Iame 10 her assistance and extingushed the flames
S ~ enve,oping her in his coat. Her breast, shou-
ueIs " rs anu PACK were very badly burned DIV Fl
bat1eIi attended her and dressed her injuries The
child miracuousy escaped injury. ''"'''s' ine
RETURN OF TRoors.-The Massachusetts, Sixth
and New Y lork Thirteenth Regiments, which were
brought to this city on Thursday (eIecton dsyl,
for tae ostensible purpose of queling riot ~ %
tween the Union men and those opposed to tbeno
were Yesterday sent back to their old quarters
The Massachusetts, men were from the Relay House
and the New York Regiment from Annapolis
junction.
HooLEY AND CAMPBELL's MINsTRELs.-On Monday
night next this company will commence a series OF
entertainments at the Holiday Street Theatre.
The reputation which this band enjoys is the best
guarantee that their performances will be worthy
the patronage of the lovers of music and mirth.
| The CoNTIHENTAL.-The musical and dramatic
talent of the company at this place still attracts.