The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22

lHE PHILADELPHIA CENTRAL RAILRoAp.-At q
meeting of the friends of the Philadelphia and Bal
.lnore central Railroad, held at Caw's tavern, on
the Hartford Turnpike August the 18th. DR.. d 8
cuttings was appointed to the chair, w. p Trim
Ole to act as Secretary. The meeting beinp duIv
organized, the following resolutions were unani
mously adopted
UheredS, This meeting is informed that representa-
nave Deen made at meetings of stockholders of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad bsId W i
road ~ 70 the effect that the friends of Rail
oau III hariord and Baltimore counties have become
discouraged Eand dstrust their ability to construct the
road through these counties; therefore, be it
feSotred That the friends the road in Harford md
baltimore countless do not doubt their ability to
the Railroad from the Susquehanna River to BaItmore
oy, under proper management and organization of
oHcers Oh the Railroad Company, and whenever thew
may be called upon, by the Board of Directors To
evidence OF this fact they will prepared to report in
satisfactory manner. - IL {"
feSotud That having surrendered the control of
Maryland division of the road to Pennsvlvania Rood
Vi peeors the stockholders in this State will regard
ActoD on the part OF the stockholders or Directors in
pennsylvania of leasing the road to the PbiadeInha ond
wilmington Railroad Company, as breach of faith on
ty. - '0 '0Nihiuni
esolued That this meeting be adjourned to meet again
d 49, " @ eIn at at r. NJ, on Saturday, the 25th inst,
ana tat committee of five be appointed by this meet
ing TO report to the adjourned meeting statement the
nanGia condition Of that portion of the road already
copeted with an estimate of the probable
Railroad direct from the city of Baltimore ,anectjng
with said completed portion and to further report what
ad can pc calculated on from all sources to complete said
road said committee also to furnish the meeting with n
statement of the surveys made of the different works
-, The following gentlemen were then appointed on
the committee DIR. ID. S. Cuttings, X. E. Duval
w. T. Trimbe, W. s. Shoemaker, Isaac Tru-no
ANOTHER NEGRO ABDUCTION CAsE.-Op Monday
afternoon a hearing was had before Justice Nc
Laughlin, In the case of woman named anna Jen
nlngs, dtaas Howard, who was arrested last FRIDAY
by constable Benjamin Hough, charged with heinz
concerned in selling a free negress named Martba
Blake into slavery. VIM. H. COwap Esq anneared
i9r tne accused 1t appeared from the evidence
,nat man from Alabama named w. w. Glenn had
been soJournlng in Baltimore for some time mast
sporting around; that he took fancy to JENNINGS
ana proposed to go on travelling tour to which
she assented Glenn prevailed on the woman to
hlre the negress to accompany her as a waiting
maid After travelling about they STONED at Pc,
tersourg, Va, where Glenn desertedM Miss JENNINGS
ana taxing the negress it is alleged sold her into
slavery, and departed for Alabama. The woman
came back to Baltimore in destitute circumstances
vas arrested and committed to Jail; nothing beipG
maze pubic, as 1T was thought Glenn was also
here, which turned out not to be the fact. The
magistrate on Monday believed the evidence did
not warrant the holding OF Miss Jennings as an ac-
complice OF Glenn, but held her under security of
SZ,OUO, to appear as witness against him in case
OF MS arrest. Glenn is said to be man of some
means, and is suspected of being connected with
the parties who have recently been arrested in this
city on similar charges. The officers are now on
his track.
UNpRoyoKED AssAULT.-Yesterday a man named
Albert Rush was arrested on the charge of assault
ing and beating man named A. Won Rubnitz. The
assault took place at the boarding house of j. Wei
gand, corner of Ann and Thames streets One of the
German emigrants who arrived here on Saturday
was stopping at the house and Rubntz was acauaint
ed wlthIhlm In Germany. number of loafers were
imposing on the emigrant, calling for lager and
then taking the money out of the Germans pocket
TO pay ior It. Rubnitz tried to induce the German
10 leave, telling him that the loafers would rob
MIN, put falling to get him to leave, left the
mouse. Rush got to hear that Rubnitz tried to get
the German away, and when Rubnitz was passing
the house Rush stepped from the door, caught him
and pulled him into the house, knocked him down
ana drew knife on him, and only released him,
Griffin committed Rush for Court.
FAST DRIvNa.-Ye Yesterday evening three young
men, named John Butcher, Patrick McCarrow and
driving. The young gentlemen were in a buggy.
ana had taken complete possession of Asquifh
street, near McElderry. The officers experienced
considerable difficulty in getting them to the Cen
trai police station Justice Hiss fined them SIS and
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