The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-13


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FIREMENs ELECTGoNs.-The members of the New
Market Fire Company held meeting on Monday
evening and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Augustus Albert, President: Fred
erick Woodwork and John NJ. Peacock, Vice
Presidents; Louis A. Santmyer Secretary: John
I. Morris, Treasurer; John Mncher Chief Enei-
neer; Standing Committee, Jacob Stoufer, Frank
lin IL. Naf1, VIM. G.. Gorsuch: Delerates TO the
Baltimore United Fire Department, j. T. Morris,
Henry Cordray, Augustus Albert, w. c. Gorsuch,
L, A. Santmyer, }. Somerlock, Jacob Stoufer.
On Tuesday evening the members of the First
Baltimore Fire Company elected the following Off
GERS: President, Samuel Harris, .Jr. Vice Presi-
dent, Charles w. Walker; Secretary, Charles B.
Honeywell; Treasurer, G. W. Flack; Directors,
Geo: W. Flack, Edwin l.. Jones, l.. B. Davis, John
A. Field, Jr., Samuel J. Dryden, James l.. McPhail,
q. A. Brice, }. A. Courtney; Engineer, Alex.
Forrest; Assistant Engineers, Geo. W. Johnston,
F. II. Magruder, A. Husband; Delegates to the B.
U. F. D., James l.. McPhai, c. w. Walker, E. l..
Jones, Edw. israel John r. Moore A. Sterling,
Jr, Jas. A. Courtney; Electing Committee l.. b.
Davis. Robt. Tyson, Jas. A. Courtney.
| MANUAL LABOR SCHooL.-The fourteenth annual
report of the President and Directors of this nsti-
tuition has been placed before the public and show
very prosperous condition of its affairs. The fol-
| lowing is a synopsis of the treasurer's report for
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ses including salaries of the superintendent and
| teacher and all other incidental expenses three
thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine dollars
and ninety-two cents (S3, 3,78992.) The average
cost of maintenance for each beneficiary was for the
past year about S7S per head being reduction in
expenses of about $40 per head below that of the
year 1857. The entire product of the farm and
garden is estimated at 81 1888, of which amount
Sl.50S.04 realised from sales made and the
balance S6lS.79 consumed at home. The report
states that the school continues full and more APP
plications made than there is room or means to
support.
| THE TRIAL OF PETER CoRRIE-The case of Peter
Corrie, indicted jointly with Marion Crops, for
the murder of Robert NJ. Rigdon, on the 5th OF
November last, will be taken up this morning in the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county One hundred
talesmen have been summoned by Sheriff Hook to
be present at the Court House this morning at ten
O'Clock. 1t is presumed that the greater part of the
day will be occupied in empanneling jury
| William p. Preston, ESQ.,. appears as counsel for
the defence; Richards l.. Cuttings, Esq., States At
| torney, assisted by Arthur L. Machen, ESQ.,, will
conduct the prosecution.
ROBBED n TIE MARkET.-Mr. Myers residing
near the Philadelphia Railroad depot, was robbed
of the contents of his basket, consisting of market
ing amounting in value to between five and six dol
lars, Yesterday morning in the Centre market. He
was standing at stall at the time making a pur-
chase, and upon turning around to deposit the arti
cles in the basket, he found that the contents had
| disappeared