The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
CITY LVTELLIGENCE.

places abolished Teacher of German and
master An additional Professorsp created that of
VcePrincpal The Board then proceeded to the selection
of the teachers for this school with the following result
Thomas D. Baird; PHI d., Principal and Professor of
Classics and Moral Mental ana Political Science T. A.
Morgan A. NJ Vice Principal and Professor of Latin and
Greek Jas Mclntire " D. Professor OF Mathematics and
astronomy Reginald n W. D. Professor OF Natural
Sciences; VIM R. Creery A. NJ ProtesSoro OF Bellies lettres
VIM. Elliott. Jr. A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics; J. L.
La eintrie Professor of French and Spanish j. b. Went2
A: NJ Professor of German and Classics; James H. Web
ster, Teacher of Writing and Bookkeeping.
A resolution was adopted appointing the President,
George N, Eaton, Esq, and the Treasurer. Rev. J. n
tonal Convention to be held in Cincinnati on the 14th Of
August next
The committee examine the candidates for admission
into the Male Central High School, consisting Of Messrs
C. l.. l.. Leary W. G. Knowles, Chas T Maddox John T.
Yeates and Geo n Eaton reported in favor of the follow
ing list ofpupils and their port adopted:
From School No /. Samuel s Foney, Wm. II. Kinks,
No. . John F Appel, c. McKendree Furlong
No. s. Wilmer Keller, George W. Marshall, Thomas s.
No l. Ernst A. Nussbickel Charles j. Roby, James
II. Wood.
ton mo- SbaraS ~ "SR " A. hn Ian Ientn %
Reese, Hugh 7. Taggart, James c; Toner,
No. s. Samuel Barrett, Samuel elfrich, John H. Hitch
ems, Alexander l.. storke
No. 9. Joseph l.. Brian Charles II. Cockey, Lawrence
G. Dell, Henry C. English, John H. Gorsuch, Marcns
Iecht George c. Hildt Charles +. Hynson, amcSti Lit
g, George A Lowering, James McAllster Frederick A.
Otto, John A. Shuze, James f. Webb Edward McCoull.
No. l0.-Samuel l.. Addison.
II. Price, John f. Teal.
No. 12-Samuel Glanville, George II. Howard.
NO i4-Wm NJ Caldwell Joshua Il: Creamer, Nm
H. Crozer, John W. Llufro, Richard c. Rawlings James
Russell, VIM. 7. Watts
The Committee appointed to examine the various appi
cants for admission into the Female High Schools con
sSting of Messrs John f. Plummer, Thomas g. Price,
Edward Israel aud William c. Arthur reported the fol
lowing as entitled to such promotion and their report was
concurrcd in
Fran School No. Mary X. Dew, Kate Grove
No. 2-DcSiemona Abrams, Agnes'I' 'I'rnes Martha Col
ms; a'2ry liarrhSton Emma Hopkins, Mary hlehew'
I'ttS" sI "tII.] ,I r.
r,5 fen D. ne"eeahP' EuSenl' p'iShehNer' Jane
" "soH' po,,ooo0 C;.,o r,..,., r- ,r M
ci ~ r'"loc'll NeariF MARY '
"'Ure' EIZipeth SlatA. @ n, 81, O.,
NO u Minnie Afmor, Charlotta Asqulth Sarah ballGy,
Mary Bryant Isabella Duncan Mary duncan Jane III
,ott % louisa "uhmei' Mary HaGkney; tannie ni%aH,
7aF' n; heuilet fsare' -
'tlnei riIa1etl. T? i. ~ o'urlaio' ''role SYKES
NJ o'-itonis LUIS hGnS. tlS ,,r D.. rr,4,
A. Cherry, Sarah f. Dyer, Margaret Doubleday Hannah
D. Evans Mary T.; Ferry EIla Ferry isidore fetmEer'
Ti 'i ~ "leSe r~a = iespy, NUN III iTIS, 'Sn ]
Ientersol, II hLlIaoeth a. henderson hi'Za la, AGeS
IT, Lor'efy 'ula a; MeekS' tanne H. aNsSellnan IAN
iI'n I NJ NOON, nuZaneh \. VSe, Sarttn NJ tutor
Joanna Mafheid irudence T. w All hachel A hothfock
No 9. Thrza A; Brown Mary DashelI; Elizabeth Mer-
rymah hlzaheh Nelson Amelia frce, Elizaheth COOK,
susan Downs. Jennette Darympe, Hannah Llsner, lSa
be! Murray Hannah Street. Margaret Shannon Elizabeth
Nondery
No 10 Virginia o. Brfce, Eleanora knsey, Elizabeth
Spcer, Laura Tapman.
No IL. Mary }ord, Mary Carroll Mary Coomhs, Laura
Godsborough, Ellen Mitchell Theodosia Ridgway Annie
Sheckels Marian Watts
No L. Dorithea AckIer Virginia NJ Bangs, Della
Foulk Sarah Multi Anna E. Porter Mary Sands Laura
Wolf
No. IS. Mary Cornelius Mary Iutz. Eliza Petticord
Martha F. EccIes Sarah Robertson Mary simpson Annie
Shepherd Annie Walton, Lucy Johnson Alabama Drum
mond
No H. Sarah Coleman Margaret Clark Rebecca Knight,
Gcorgfanna Miles Mary PuIiy Kate Silly Mary sped
den -
TIE CENTRAL IIIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT The eighth
annual commencement Of this excellent educational
institution took place last evening at the MARYLAND Insti
,,., ~ Iii ~ inio, - III III a. ~ t.t ~; - a,
tcmen at an early hour Upon the staging at the south
end of the hall the Mayor and a number the city
authorities and the teachers and scholars Of the school
The were opened with pri by Rev Henry
slicer which by reading the follow
ing original papers by their respective authors.
Sautatory Grafton VIM r. Woodworth; German Grafton,
Thos W Hooper, The English in India JAS C. Mulliken
Literature. Geo W Cooper; The Honorary Oration-The
Crusades, John W norry; French Grafton, Thos Daven
port; Aaron Burr Joseph P. Merryman; Wealth, J. S.
Wcatheby Ealedictory Oraton-Dignty of Labor, Thos.
5. Baer.
These productions alike creditable to the nSruc
tors and their pupils Prof Baird the principal of the
school, then delivered to the graduating class their di
plomas they received which they also made the
recipients of howery tributes from their fair
friends We append list of the graduates with the sub
jects of their several theses
Thomas Sergeant Baer Nobility of Labor Robert Guis
card Brawner War Robert Cathcart Jr Industry; ko-
Cooper Literature; Thomas Davenport The French
Language; John Everett Dell The English Language;
John Campbell Dory The Crusades: Lewis Ogden Fuller,
The High SCHOOL, Theodore William Glocker, Biography;
Thomas Whitridge Hooper, Physical Education Robert
Hughes, Nature; John Herman 1ange, Energy the Ec
ment OF success John wesley McF.ry huiis OF lime
James Bcnoni McNea Athens; Joseph Purne Merryman,
Aaron Burr Henry Clay MIer Ihe Constitution OF the
Ihitou States James Ciaylahd Mulilken me hGlS III
India John George Nagle Power of Habit John c. Rus
sell The Destiny OF the ntted States; Jeremiah smith
Neatnerpy wealth; william kuius WooawarG, @ Mental
and Moral Greatness raul Ferdinand Neoer Inc lieor
nation.
Interesting addresses to the graduating class were then
delivered by the Rev H. Dunnng and Mayor Swami,
which closed the exercises The music oil The lndcpen-
dent Blues Band, Captain Albert Holland enllvened the
occasion
nhANp l-opGE or ODD Elbow go I'm ~ N
Maryland jurisdiction commenced at the Hall North Gay
street on Monday eyenins-representaves nclnG IN at
tenuce rom thrtS nVe Supor"lhl'e iio "o'.Ia
NanS5nt NJ W. Grand Master presided ana auf!hg ule
erflng supitted a report delmE e " Mo @ III u Wv
order during the past SIX months wc SHOWS tle lhst
tuition 10 ne IN Il very prosperous coiotoil llee new
lodges have been instituted since the last
winch promise to be valuable adJucts 10 the orde-ohe
OF them Is located at Darnstown Montgomery county
another at Sharpsown Somerset county and the third
Nh. NM" IL as h!tuiSon ou1t III '"itoS 80 r.
lect OF the library occupies large portion Oh he report Oh
tlc franc Master ana II Is Proolpe that nTG our te pres
ci session OF the Srahu pouy measures WIN p 'o'ct
for an enlargement of the hall in order to give increased
accommodaton to this valuable auxiliary OF the lhsttu
ton Most of the business transacted up 10 he present
time has been of n private nature During last evening
Nlllam IL. Young was elected representative 10 Ile
Grand Lodge of the United States for the ensuing two
years.
IHE ESCAPED CoNVICT-1 esterday morning. hr' hV-
ans, Warden of the Penitenay, received telegram,
dated Alexandria a. stating tnat man answering !he
description gwen o Chares hlhg the eScaeu cOiic''
Jall waiting identification The warden lmmedateiy itt
IN the o'clock train for Washington ana proceeded TO
alexandria when the arrested party was orouGlt peioe
MI Evans, he Immediately discovered mat ne was not the
party he was in search for although he bore much resem
blance to King The man was then released from custody
and then Warden returned to Baltimore; where upon his
arrival he got information that person answering King
description had been seen during yesterday IN the neigh
borhood of the Cold Springs on the York road about
Nliee hlIes from i'ai,iIlois i!e iI I ~
ance and started for that locality put up CLOCK last
night had not succeeded in capturing te jan nreaker
We learn that two prisoners male er eSCale from the
Alexandria jail during the same night that hlS escaped
from the Maryland Penitentiary
AccIDENTs-Hesterday about noon during the preVa,
lece OF the blow ana heavy ram schooner uhaer ull san