The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-16
CITY INTELLIGENCE.


JUDGEs OF ELECTIoN.-The following named gem
tlemen have been appointed by Mayor Swami as
Judges of Election, and have been confirmed by
the City Council:
1st ward.-Thomas WoolIen, John T. Farlow,
I'd ward: Richard Heneberry, James Mullin of
o., John Jenkins.
Sd ward.-Jacob F. Grove, John G. Davidson,
Edward l.. Lamdin.
4th ward.-Joshua Underwood, Dr. John Keene,
Henry Hobbs.
5th ward-Francis II. Abbes, Charles B. Green,
James W. Cozine.
9th ward.-J. W. Bloomer, Charles Webb, John
Guyton.
7th ward-Samuel Lawder, John Lynch, one
vacancy.
sth ward.-George W. Bowers, John Seiden-
stricken, Reuben S. Bowie.
9th ward.-Samuel French, Thomas Fisher, John
M. Denson.
10th ward.-James L. McPhail, Benjamin F.
Nails, one vacancy.
1lth ward-Grafton L. Dulaney, John Hanson
Thomas, Columbus O'Donnell.
18th ward.-Wm. G. Gorsuch, Charles ]. Baker,
George Delphey.
18th ward.-John Richards, J. B. Brashears,
Thomas S. Reybold.
l4th ward.-John P. Cummins Levi Rust Caleb
Douty.
18th ward.-James Hollingshead, W. G. Fosbe-
ner, Peregrine Wilson.
10th ward.-Richard Alexander, Ignatius Abel,
Wm. Lester.
litn Waru-ferry Orem, Wllham SWlndell,
18th ward.-Beale H. Riddle, John p Brother
ton, r. M. Snowden.
10th ward.-Samuel J. Garetson, Alfred Con-
way, James Morrison.
Goth ward.-Jesse Sumwalt, Charles Towson
Henry Schultz
AMERICAN NoMINATIoNs.-A meeting was held by
the members of the American party of the 10th
ward last evening, at the house of John Hinesiy,
NoIth Calvert street for the purpose of nominating
anhTd ntn Tnrt thnL &c H. IT,,
Gill; two candidates for the Magistracy and four can
didates for the office of Constable The vote poled
was about 200 of which Mr.. John Hinesly received
1885, and was therefore declared the nominee for the
City Council: For the Magistracy, Messrs. E. j.
Peters and Charles Alexander received the largest
number of votes. The reporter could learn the
names of but two of the candidates for Constable,
which were John English and Frederick Davis, jr.
The American party of the 18th ward held a
meeting last evening, at which Augustus M. Price
was nominated candidate for the First Branch
of the City Council, and Samuel Guest for magis-
trate.
RoBBERY.-Yesterday morning a man named
Henry Hoffman, living in Baltimore county, came
to this city, and after collecting money to the
amount of $50, commenced drinking with two men
named James Ackland and George fasteriield and
in the evening it was found that he was minus all
his money. Capt. Mitchell and Lieut.. Wright ar
rested Ackland and Pasterfield on suspicion of
having robbed Hoffman, and confined them in the
Middle district police station to await an examina-
ton.
VISITING FIREMEN.-The America Fire Compa-
nv of Philadelphia, arrived at the Camden station
at halfpast o'clock last evening, on their re-
turn from Washington, where they had been the
guests of the Franklin Fire Company, and were
received by the Independent Fire Company, under
the marshalship of Mr.. Geo. Fowlkes, and were
escorted to their headquarters, Bucks Fulton
House, Pratt street. AT ten O'Clock they partook
of handsome entertainment at Mann's Hotel,
which had been prepared at the order of the indie
pendent.