The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21

John Morrow, Albert Vickers, J. T. Fardy Alexander
Gould, Jr.
18th ward-Aexander Russell named Dr. c. c. Rich
ardsona John Sheckells Samuel Burnett Thos B. Mar
shall, John A. Stinchcomb.
18th ward-William SwindelI named Augustus Ses-
sons, Jno. Beauchamp, Thos. H. Evans, John Denny,
William Coleman.
18th ward-Edwsrd Moon named Thomas NJ Albeit J.
W Coley, Jesse Hay, r. B. Porter, John C. Bridges
18th ward-Joseph II. Rieman named George Cassard,
frederick Super, valentine Foreman, Theodore Moter,
Goth ward-Allen A. Chapman named Francis A. Crook
Rufus Bennett, F. B. Loney, Aaron Hoffman.
The following gentlemen were placed in nomina-
ton by the Committee for the First Branch of the
City Council:
I'd ware, Daniel Dali; 9th ward, David E. Thomas;
Sth ward, Joseph Roberts; llth ward, Joseph
Baugher: 18th ward, John c. Blackburn; 14th
Chase; 18th ward, Henry W. Drakely.
The nominations for the remaining wards will be
completed this afternoon. The Committee will
meet regularly every afternoon at o'clock, until
further notice.
RoBBERTEs-A man named Daniel 0rt, from Mon
tour svllle Pa, made an excursion Monday night
INTO that section of the city known the Causeway
lie MADE the acquaintance of two young ladies
named Eliza Riley and Ann Z. Stevenson who in
vited him into an establishment kept by a man
named m Murray, where the three took sundry drinks
and Ort becoming oblivious, did no. awake until
morning to the consciousness that he had been re-
lieved of $50. He had the two women arrested
put the money was not found. Justice Griffin com
mltted them for court.
The house of Mr.. John Dickson on Columbia
street, near Fremont, was entered a few nights
since, and robbed OF wearing apparel of the value
OF about 500. When the family arose in the morn
ing they found the front door standing OPEN
DANGEROUSLY lNJURED.-A man named Frederick
Beltzall was dangerously injured about noon YES
terday, by being run over by an omnibus at the
corner OF baltimore and Eutaw streets. The driver
OF the omnibus had stopped his coach for the pur-
pose OF taking nail from the hoof of one of the
horses, when another omnibus approached, and the
norses becoming unmanageabe, started to run
at the corner of Baltimore and Eutaw streets Bait
zell attempted to stop them, but was knock ed down
receiving wound upon the head, which extended
from the crown of the scalp to the neck He also
received severe cash over the left eve The in
Jurles are OF serious character, and fears are en-
tertalned that they will terminate fatally.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A man named HUGH Davis
living on ork street, Charles, attempted to
commit suicide yesterday afternoon, by jumping
into the basin at Light street, opposite Smith &
Burnetts lumber yard. He was observed to ap-
proach the wharf and jump in, and was mmedi-
aalely rescued. He then went off but returned in a
lew minutes and jumped in again. He was again
rescued and taken to his home by some of the
southern district police. He was drunk at the
time, but domestic troubles are said to have been
the cause OF his persistent attempts to commit
suicide.
A JUSTICE ASsAULTED.-Y esterday afternoon Jus-
tlce Isaac l.. Boyd, while passing along Charles
street, near Hughes, observed a negro wo-
man named Caroline Cromwell, assaultinp
white girl and nterfered for the purpose of arrest
ing the negress She turned ON him. however, and
tore his coat almost entirely off his back and il
was with difficulty that he succeeded in getting her
to his office. He committed her to Jail for trial
at Court, on the charge of assaulting and beating
the girl, and resisting him in the discharge of his