The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-27
CITY NI,ELLIGENCE,

y furnished hotel, Holiday street. next door to
the Theatre, just completed for Mr.. VIM. Elinger.
Is Is to-day opened to visitors. The building has
front OF 4S feet, depth Of III feet and is four sto
RES in height. In its general arrangement il is
dllferert from any hotel in this city, and is strictly
alter the style of those in Germany. The ground
moor moor contains the saloon, two parors and a broad
nail. In the rear is concert ROOM capable of ar
commodatng four hundred persons The audience
room Is lighted by large chandelier and side lights
In Its centre is a fountain. At the east end is a
stage, and near the proscenium are two private
boxes On the south side of the room is a copfec-
tionery. department. The walls of tn is floor are
neatly trescoed. On the second floor are
TWO hnely finished parlors, and private supper
room. In the rear is large dining room,
with an aquarium in its centre. The third and
fourth floors contain thirty three chambers a
broad nall running through the centre of each
foor. AT the rear is balcony to each story, with
outside stairs reaching to the fourth floor, which is
Tor the use OF domestcs. The entire building with
the exception of the fourth hoor is neatly papered
The building is heated by steam. All the modern
convenences are abundantly supplied. On the roof
there VIII Dc summer garden, planted with vines
ana flowers, with fish pond in the centre. The
following persons engaged in the construc-
lon ;. Is. Long, carpenter and contractor: F.
GIldea, brick work; Vsart & Bro, frescong; j.
W., w. Bechtel, plumbing; Edward Weaver, paintings
Ihomas Raybold, paper hanging and upholstering;
T. Herzog, bells and verandahs; Hayward, Bart.
lett Co., steam heating apparatus.
ARRESTS ON THE CHARGE OF STEALlNG-AttemDt to
EScdpe.-John Hobert and Richard Wilson, were
on Monday arrested by officer Conway unon tba
charge of stealing quantity of lead pipe. They
were arralgned before Justice Mclaughlin who
committed them to answer the charge at Coz
"m Myers was arrested on the same dav bv Off
Ger Spinder, upon the charge of stealing bapa
teie pall, and taken before Justice Mclaughlin,
who committed him for the action of the Grand
Jury.
AT an early hour Yesterday morning, Lieutenant
Essender heard sound in of the prison rooms of
poJ Al.
In was endeavoring to escape. He Immediately
repaired to the room from whence the sound pro-
ceeded, and ascertained that the parties above
named had forced bar of iro from the top of the
register, and with it were eEdeavoring to break
the bars which secured the window of their room
They were placed in irons, and shortly afterwards
conveyed to Jail.
CRY RAILWAY ASSOCIATION FINED-Yeste rday
the City Railway Association arraigned before
Justice Duncan on the charge of running cars
without conductor in charge. Some few weeks
since the conductors were taken off the cars of the
Canton route, and the drivers were directed to
collect the fare The officers assert that even with
this arrangement the route has been dead loss To
the association, and has been kept in operation for
the convenience of the public. The association is
required by ordinance to have ore conductor for
each car. The Justice imposed fine of $50 and
costs, from which the association appealed.
REPoRr OF THE SOUTHERN DIspExsARY.-Last
evening the report of the Southern Dispensary was
presented to the First Branch of the CITY Council
Ihe following statistics show the operations of the
Institution for the past year: Number of applicants
admitted, S57; OF whom III were white and 40 ne
groes. Cured, 6l0; returned, 223; died a. Whole
number of prescriptions, $780, medical cases. 72I;
surgical cases, l36; total, $751; Resident physician
ana apofheeary' Or; ); c. Garter; Consulting Ply
Arthur Rich. Consulting Surgeon, DR.. J. II. w.
Dunbar.
ATTEMPT TO RoB.-About two o'clock Yesterday
morning. as ofhcer Morrow was making his round,
ne found open the front cellar door of the dwelling
NO. 569 west Lexington street, occupied by Mr. j.
+. Fahnestock. Upon an examination it was as
certained that burglars had entered the place.
tnougn nothing was missing. 1t is supposed they
were frightened off, as some persons in the neigh
borhood, upon being informed of the circumstances
stated that they had observed parties retreating
over the rear fence. The cellar door was acct
dentally left open.
ARREST ON BENCH WARRANT.-Fatriek Collins
was yesterday morning arrested by policeman
White upon q bench warrant issued bv judge Bond
10 answer the charge of the larceny of a lot of
cigars from Messrs. Neale & Bro. Justice Hiss de-
livered him into the hands of Deputy Sheriff Pom
tier.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT FROM ETHEREAL On.-On
Sunday evening, about eight o'clock. boy, three
years of age son of Mr.. Saulders, living on Bond
street, near McElderry street, was severely burnt
by the explosion of an ETHEREAL oil lamp, which he
accidentally knocked off the table. DR.. S. f.
Powell rendered medical attention.
NoMINATIoNs.-The following nominations for
the Board of Water Commissioners were last even
ing sent to the Council by the Mayor, but were not
confirmed, having been laid over: Adam Denmead,
Thomas Hambleton, Isaac S. George John w.
Randolph, Nicholas Popplein and George U. Porter.
. CoNFIRMATIoN.-Thef first of series of confirma-
IONS u Just commenced by the Right Rev. Bishop W.
S. hlttingham, took place last evening at ST.
S9.tePhen's Protestant Episcopal Church, Rev DR..
nIcOape, rector, when the rite was administered
to number of candidates
IHEFr.-Elizabeth Chew was Yesterday taken
INTO custody by officer Bateman, upon the charge
OF stealing So from VIM. Haacke, No. 50 Dallas
street. She was arragned before Justice show
acre, who committed her to Jail for the action of
the Grand Jury.
FURTHER Ex4MlNArIoN.-Wiam Morgan was ar
rested on Monday night, by officer Lathe. CHARGED
with assaulting Rodger Lilly, by throwing him
against kurb-stone and cutting his head Upon
being arraigned before Justice Showacre, he was
held for a further hearing.
VIOLATING HEALTH ORDINANOE.-M. Smith was
arrested on Monday evening, upon the charge of
violating health ordinance by allowing nuisance
to flow from his premises. Justice Mclaughlin
imposed fine of $40 and costs.
VIOLATING AN 0RDINANcE-Y esterday morning
man named Adam Krupp was arrested by officer
Claridge on the charge of violating law in re-
gard to the health! of the city. Justice Whalen
fined him So and costs