The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

DEMOCRATIC CITY CoNvENrIoN.-The general re-
suit of the primary meetings held in the different
wards on wednesday, night, was given in The Ec-
change yesterday. The following is a correct list
of the delegates to the City Convention:
First Hard.-Thos. j. Kirby, Jas. Ferguson
Lewis Lewen, Edward Florney, William S. Cor
don.
Second Ward-Eliiah Hergesheimep. William
Stevens, Jno F. Lutts, Hugh Aud, Frederick
Glaeser
Third Ward.-James Fields, John BosIv, VIM.
johnson, DIR. j. F. Monmonier, II. r. Lauder
man.
Fourth Word.-George Evans, John McElroy,
c. Hall, Henry Engle, John McWiIliams
Fifth Ward.-William P. Lightner Charles
Phillips, William H. B. Fusselbaugh, George W.
King, Jr., A. B. Lindsay:
.S.cth Ward.-Daniel Blessing, George Reynolds,
Jno. NJ. Bruce, Jno Wilson, NJ. y. Taylor.
iSerenh Ward.-NO election.
Eighth Ward-Jno. Maxwell, VIM Lee VIM
Parrish, J. Bousha, Jas. Boyle.
Ninth Word.-AmOs F. Musselman, Edward
Bowling, Thomas j. Goodrich, Martin Hedian, c.
l.. Eckhardt.
Tenth Ward.-N. R. Woodward, William Hobbs,
j. Keenan,, Jr., W. H. Murray, Geo. Shaffner
Eteremh Wdrd.-John Barr, Jesse 5. Hunt,
Thomas NJ Lanahan, Thomas T. Hutchins, James
Brown.
Ticelth Word-John A. Bowen, Chas Mushaw,
Henry Ball. John Pifer, Samuel Hevener
Thirteenth Hard.-John C. Bunting, Daniel
Keenan,, John Kelly, George Hill, Daniel Doyle.
Fourteenth Ward-D. Allen Mantz, George W
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Anderson.
Fifteenth Word.-Moses Griest, Levi Taylor,
VIM. Bowen, VIM. Hvson, VIM. F. McKewen.
Sixteenth Ward.-W. T. Markland, NJ H. Bowers
W. c. Martin w. Bailey, Jos. High
Seventeenth Ward.-Wm. o. Wright John Coyle
John Fitzpatrick, VIM. Rumble, John Spence
Eighteenth 1Vord.-A. Livingston King, A. L.
Knott, Gabriel P. Key, Robert W. Wimpsett, Ken
nedy Campbell.
Nineteenth Wod.-John c. Smith, Alfred Bren-
ton, James O. Chalmers, William Dulaney, Absa-
lom Gill.
Ttoentieh Ward-Col. Henry SNYDER, Charles
Towson, Eugene Cummisky, A. C. n. Matthews,
James McHenry.
RECOVERY OF Stolen GooDs-The arrest of the
two negroes, Catherine and Bennett Jones, IRE
ported Johnson,) for having in their possession
goods stolen from the stores of Messrs. Knefelter
& DimfOrt, on Light street wharf, led to quite an
unexpected discovery. As the parties were
arrested their house in Guilford allev searched
and stolen goods recovered it was ascertained
that they were part of a band of thieves or re-
ceivers in some way connected with several of the
large burglaries recently committed Upon the
information received, officers Shanks, Hause and
Chambers procured warrant from Justice Boyd,
and searched the house of two negro men, named
Daniel Hunt and Levi Chase, on Fayette near St.
Paul street. The negroes represented themselves
partners in business, and after they had been ar
rested, large quantity of goods were found
packed away in trunks and boarded up in the
cellar fireplace. In order the more care
fully to conceal the hidden goods they had taken
the precauton to paper the boards nailed over the
| fireplace. The negroes were committed to Jail to
await further developments of the search. Yester-
day morning all the goods recovered were taken to
the MarsaPs Office where large quantity of silks
satins, aces embrOideries, and fancy goods of all
descriptions were identified by A. G. Broadbent a.
Co., as having been stolen from their store No. Is
North Charles street, some months ago. An inyen-
tory of the goods recovered and owned by the firm
taken and their value estimated at S720, being
only about one-third the value of all the goods
stolen. A large lot of calfskins patent-leather
shoes, &c. identified aud claimed by gentle
man doing business at No 16 South Calvert street.
Jesse klineelter keeper of a restaurant on Fayette
street, St. Paul street, also identified auan-
been stolen from him. A great variety of articles
| remain unclaimed or identified.
| ACCIDENT AND NARROW EsCAPE.-Y esterday morn
ing named John Bedenkauf was caught be-
tween the bumpers of two coal freight cars at the
| Bolton Depot, and seriously injured. The cars
were disconnected, and the injured man was en-
! gagged in putting on the ''bridle" to oin them,
when the train moved back upon him. wedginp
| his hips between the bumpers. Had it not been
| that the bumper of the car which was forced
against him, was higher by some inches than the
other, the unfortunate man would have been mash
ed to death. As it was, some of the smaller bones
of the hips were broken and severe internal inu.
ries inflicted. He was taken to his home on Stir
ling street, near Monument, where DR.. Dunbar
attended him.
ARREST ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.-Thomas Green
was arrested yesterday evening by officer A. Nc
Catferty, on the charge OF garrotng negro man
and robbing him of sixteen dollars. The offence
was committed several nights since, and Green had
eluded the officers until yesterday evening. He is