The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-05
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

be by the beginning of the coming week.
;, FIRST WARD:-lst Precinct-James Hubbard,
Monmonier, James Seward, John W. North. Sd
Precinct-John Pickering, Isaiah Wagner James
Ferguson; 4th Precinct-Jacob Pappler, Andrew
D. Randolph, Sheppard Stammers.
SECOND WARD.-lst Precinct-Geo. A. Colman,
James Essender, William Long. I'd Precinct
Frederick c. Meyers, Stephen d. Wellslager Henry
Strobel. Sd Precmct-Hugh A. Cooper, John W
Randolph, John n. Ely. 4th Precinct William
Stevens, Christopher Hergesheimer, Jr., Louis
THIRD WARD.-1st Precinct-Edward W. Robin
son, Hugh Clifford, John W. Read. I'd Precinct
Frederick l.. Shaffer, Jacob Ostler James C. Fin
hagen. Sd Precinet-Francis W. Wilson, Wood
ward Abrahams, Thomas s. Williams. 4th Pre-
einct-James Fields, Samuel Chesnut, Erasmus
Uhler.
FoURTH WARD.-lst Precinct-John II. Tucker,
James Norris, James McDOugal. I'd Precnct-J.
Y. A. Holloway, VIM. McClymont, Jr., Wm Hen
der9on. Sd Precnct-Thomas H. Sullivan, Thomas
}. Cochran, DR.. James A. Reed. 4th Precinct
Samuel Butler, Lewis Passano, Josiah Reynolds
Firth WARD.-lst Precinct-Dr. Chas. H. Brad
ford, Hugh j. Morrison, James Young. I'd Pre-
cinct--Job Smith, Jr., George W. Mowbrav Tbos.
Mullen. Sd Precinct-George }. Kennard, Saml
X. Kirby, Robert Jackson. 4th Precinct-W. Fl.
b. Fusselbaugh, Thomas Creamer, Thomas k.
Turner.
SIXTH WARD.-1st Precinct-Geo w Carver,
Simon Gobbart, William P. Spencer. I'd Precinct
Daniel Pentz, Joseph B. Escavailc, John Evans.
ITeclncl-JOnn Il. WI JOnn H. Lynch, IhOS
Bond. 4th Precinct-John X. Blake, Charles f.
Bayes, Christopher Vincent.
SEVENTH WARD.-lst Precinct-Lindsay II. Rey-
nolds, Noah Gill, James Bond. I'd Precinct-Geo.
5. Cabel, John Welch, George Perry. Sd Pre-
cinct-John B. Seidenstricker, James w ebb, Lewis
A. Thomas.
EIGHTH WARD.-lst Precinct-Amos Green Ma
than J. drummer, David Street. I'd Precinct
John B. Frey, Nicholas Cornelius, Luke Cassidy
Sd dPrecinct-Solomon King, Thomas Coburn John
IL. TidaV- Ith prprinnt-Marcus Wnlfa Eradorint
Ellender, John j. Harker.
NINTH WARD-lst Precinct-JOhn X. Carroll
Thomas Ellis, Lewis Muller. I'd Precinct-Da an
iel NJ. Thomas, Samson Cariss, Thomas Daily. Sd
Precinct-B. +. Nails, Samuel Hart, Isaac Hart.
man. 4th Precinct-M. Courtney Jenkins Jacob
Brandt, Thomas H. Belt, Jr.
Tenth WARp.-lst Precinct-Anthony Mtenber.
ger, John r. kelso, Lawrence Thomson. 2nd Pre-
Edward Jenkins. 3rd Precinct-Michael Warner
William Woodward Owen A. Gill. 4th Pre-
cinct-james Getty, Henry J. W Werdebaugh, James
+. Carr.
ELEVENTH WARp.-lst Precinct-Henrv A.
Thompson, James NJ Anderson, Joseph C. Man
ming. End Precinct-Robert S. H0llinS, George
W. Webb, Henry d. Harvey. 3rd Precinct
George II, Byrd, A. Fuller Crane, Samuel 7.
mington, George w. Krebs.
TWELFTH WARD.-lst Precinct-IIe Henry G. Dal-
lam, Oliver p. Merryman, VIM. Hawkins. End
Precnct-Charles Towson, Francis b. Loney, b.
+. Zimmerman. Bird Precnct-Sheppard A.
Leakin, Charles +. ardley, John 4. Pickrell. 4Lh
Precnct-James NJ. Lester, George =. Frick, Liv-
ingstOn Nj. Burnett.
THIRTEENTH WARD.-1st Precinct-Charles W.
Ridgely, William Divine, Frederick W. Wood
worth. ID Precnct-Daniel b. Banks lanes Nc
Conkey, William A. Buehler. Sd Precinct-Wm
Linton, William A. Hack, Joseph III. Rieman. 4th
Precinct-John J. Purcell Thomas Burke, Daniel
Harvey.
FOURTEENTH WARD.-lst Precinct-C Charles D.
SllnOnf Samual Ha1lahursf .
Precinct-GeOrge l.. Hoffman, George U. Porter
Thomas NJ. Abbott. Sd Precinct-Charles Hoffman
Samuel Billson, Edward Patterson. 4th Precinct
David Carson, Jr., Jonah C.. Nicodemus, Lott
Ensey.
FIFTEENTH WARD.-1st Precinct-Samuel Bier
bower, Zacharah Mitchell, Emanuel Corbitt I'd
Precinct-Samuel Wenler, VIM. Ingham, Moses
Griest: Sd Precinct-James Foy, Samuel Plum
mer, oung U. Wilson. 4th Precint-B. Albert
Nickers, George Rogers, Robert HameIoue.
SIXTEENTH WARD.-lst Precinct-Samuel Bur
nett, John W. Multi, William X. Barker ID Pre-
cinct-Francis Hoover, William Saumenig, Enoch
Warheld Sd Precinct-Alexander Russell, Jr,
John H. Rogers, Samuel White 4th Precinct
William 7. Brown, Caleb Kelly, Joseph b. Stew
art.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.-lst Precinct-Joseph +.
Sapp, Francis Linthicum, John Fitzpatrick. I'd
Precinct-Joseph Holmes, Charles Weber. lanes
Dempsey. Sd Precinct-Thomas II. Hooper, Hy.
Travers, John Franck. 4th Precinct-James ii
Orem, Saml Tapman, Wencil Knsley.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.-lst Precinct-Jacob Frey
Wm. I. Spies, Samuel Hoingshead. I'd Precinct
benjamin Burgess, John Smith, George Barry
ID Precinct-Joseph G. johnson, Moulden Perine
Felix MeCurIey. 4th Precinct-James H. HAYWARD.
Edward b. Noon, Thomas G.. Scharf.
NINETEENTH WARD-1st Precinct-Hiram G.
Fox, Joseph 5. Colliday, William H. Ford I'd Pre-
cinct-John &. Johannes Samuel SindalI, N. f
Blackjack. Sd Henry Stockbridge, John
Carson, Andrew }: Williar. 4th Precinct-Sam-
ue Kirby, Samuel Feast, jr., VIM J. Dickev.
TWENTIETH WARD.-lst Precinct-John w. Wal.
ker, John Hilbert, Richard Mocbee. I'd Precinct
John >. Stansbury, G.. N. Mackenzie, Louis Nc
Murray. Sd Precinct-W endall Bollman, Aaron
Hoffman, Henry r. Robbins 4th Precinct Rem
Jamn Horn, Thomas Sewall, George Courts
THE GARIBALDI DEMONSTRATION The grand GA
ribaldi Festival, in aid Of the cause of Italian lib
erty, came Oft yesterday at Bellevue Gardens W est
Baltimore street. The day rather unproptious
Tor such demonstration rain falling at intervals
most OF the time, preventing such a concourse of
people from assembling as was expected to be pres.
ent- 1t had been announced that the procession
would form on Pratt street, the right resting on
Howard street, but the main body of the associa-
tiOns who intended Joining met at Monnment
Square, the only body forming on Pratt street
being the company of Turner Riflemen, who
marched under command of the lieutenants to the
Square and formed into line. The procession was
not so large as anticipated, many associations
proceeding TO the grounds single companies
About o'clock the march was taken up from
Monument Square in the following order:
Chief Marshal Dominica Gatto mounted and in
the uniform OF the Garibaldi Guards Assistant
Marshals Francis Ellenbrook, Captain Odenwald
and j. Frank, mounted, in citizens dress
Captain Feldtman's Cornet Band.
The Garibadi Guards, a new military orrani
zaton The uniform, which is said to be similar to
that OF the volunteers of Garbaldi consists OF black
cloth pants red flannel shirt, trimmed with green
black patent leather body belt, and black felt hat
with an ostrich feather on the left side. They car
ried inc American ensign, and also the Garibal-
dian flag.
Company of German Turner RiHemen preceded
by drum corps of ten drums
Officers and members of the Baltimore Singing
Association, carrying banner of blue silk
Captain Smiths COrnet Band followed by the
German Turner Associations, the members appear
ing In brown linen suits, rosettes, black felt hats
and red neck ties.
The procession in this order marched around the
Battle Monument to Fayette street, to Eutaw, to
Baltimore, and along that street to the Gardens
Upon arriving at the grounds the procession was
received with loud cheers by the friends of the
cause, who had congregated in considerable num-
pers The procession, after listening to a few re.
marks from the marshal, and giving three cheers
for Garibaldi, was dismissed For A while the
crowd enjoyed themselves in various ways until
they were called to the stand to hear the addresses
Gi o. the dinerent speakers, among whom Were DR..
ninhorn, Gustav Stowell, DR.. Wisner, William
lvered in the English German and Italian Ian.
guages, aud were frequently responded to with
loud cheering. Mr. Peter Redaith also recited an
ode to the Goddess of Liberty
The garden was beautifully decorated A pedes
tai was erected on the highest part of the grounds
beautifully hung with flowers. and bearing the ma.
tlona emblems of the United States, France Italy
and Germany. A bust of Garibadi crowned the
whole. subscription box was placed near the
pedestal, to receive the contributions of any will
ling to give anything to the cause In the after
noon the rain commenced falling so fast that all
out door amusements had to be dispensed with, and
the assembage had to seek shelter in the bathrooms
and hotel. The crowd, in consequence of the
weather, dispersed early in the evening.
MEETING OF THE BREcKINR1DGE Cry CONVENTION.
Last night the Breckinridge Democratic CITY
convention met in their headquarters, TAYLOR
Bullding, Benjamin G. FRESHMAN, ESQ, President,
In the chair. William j. O'Brian, of the commit
tee appointed to confer with a committee of the
Jackson Democratic Convention of Washington
city, relative to having barbecue, to be held at
some point near the Annapolis Junction, stated
that he had corresponded with that committee
and 1t was determined that the barbecue should be
held, but the day has not been selected. Mr.. Les
ter, of the committee the circulation of MIR.
Breckinrdge's speech, reported that there would
pe ten thousand copies of that speech sent from
W Mashlngton city for distribution. Mr.. OBrian
oHered resolution, declaring that the nomina-
uons purporting to be made by the Democracy in
se'erai Oh the wards were Irregular and in viola
uon oil a resolution of this Convention. Some dis
ensslon ensued In regard to passing the resolution
as it would have the appearance that the Conven-
ton was interfering with the municipal election
motion to lay the resolution on the table pre-
vailed. The Convention then adjourned.
RoBBING A SToREHoUsE.-On Wednesday night
the large warehouse of Martin Schneider q Co.
importers and dealers in German and French pro-
entered by thieves, and ransacked from top to bot
tom, altlOuuh nothing Of Inunh vaua w carriad