The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-02


Slime, Francis Grove, Samuel Bilson, D. I. Bus6y,
j. c. Adams, John F. Meridith, C. A. Gambrill,
Ellis B. Long, Edward Ireland, John s. Brown,
Robert I: Baldwin, Joshua Vansant, James Ginin,
S. ID. ColbOurne, Richard II. Moae, William
King, Charles Reese, James McConkey, John
Hanna, Edward F. Hyatt, William Devries Alex
ander Murdoch, Emanuel Bazell, John B. Bos-
ton, A. j. iampsnn, Edward 5. Lambden, Charles
Carroll, A. H. Jenkins. Archibald George Jr,
Anon Cate, William A. Loney, James Bouldn, II.
ID. c. Carroll, Thomas U Teackle, Charles
Kaufman, Donald McIlvaine, Samuel 0rendOrf,
X. X. llawley, Seth s. Hance, Henry A. Lucas, G.
W. Balm, j. ii. Haskell, W. II. Baldwin, Jr, G.
r. Hardesty, Henry Pendexter, s. b. Owing, II.
W. lowering, William McKim, G. W. Gail, j. Hall
Peasants, Clinton lowering, Alexander WincheS-
ter, r. c. Bowie, X. 7. Banks, J. C. Manning, G.
Crane Daniel Cloud, A. F. Sewers. G.. w. How
ard, j. c. Conn, Dorsey Trueman, Samuel Elder
}. G: Mccullough Henry ID. Harvey, G. NJ. Stew
art, b; Deford, William S. Hopkins, John Brennan,
}. j. Nicholson, Humphrey Moore, Samuel Burns,
Lefevre Jarrett, E. Frey, J. T. GrindaIl. j. J.
Gross, Jacob w. Gralflin, j. X. Conway, J. |. At
kinson, John Stewart, G. w. Gordon, James Foy,
Frederick A. Amos. Charles B. Green Josiah H.
johnson, Philip Bandel, John C. Bird ges, Joel
Wright, William p. Cole. Thomas j. Wilson,
Ephraim Larrabee, Franklin F. ljams, James |.
Fisher, Richard Lilly, John W. Mortimer, George
Appod, Alexander II. Miller, Matthew B. Clark
j. i. Prigg, Aaron Hoffman, Joshua Harvey, Hen
James, Robert Mcdowell, c. c. Gibson, William
Linton, William IL. Bayzand, Levin Jones, VIM.
Grange, Allen Paine, Frank Sullivan, William y.
lightner, Charles j. Lerew, John G. Bathurst,
Samuel Dorsey, Julius Gehrman, j. II. Duva, r.
F. Maynard. John 7. Hennaman, George Bartlett,
| G. W. Corner, G. r. Hodges, Charles w. Bentley,
James Menzies, Henry 5. Garrett, Israel Griffith,
Thomas Cooley, j. C. Baderston, Henry V. Ward,
William Turnbull, Martin Lewis, Henry s. King,
Ed. F. jenkins, James NJ. Nicholson, William Min
life, Charles F. Pitts, William Bridges, Aaron Fen
ton, Samuel Smith, Capt William ii. Conkling,
Levi Perry, Henry S. Taylor, Francis Fowler, Hen
ry Bell, James c. Coale, James Hodges, S. S. Lee,
Lewis Wise, Hugh Bolton. Albert Perry, Ed. N.
Duer, James w. Bowers, James I. Bolton, Deeter
Matthews, Francis B. Loney, John II. Mahaney,
Israel J. Graham, Elias EIlicott, Asa Needham,
Aug. j. Albert, Samuel Stonebraker, Sterling
Geom" Geopgs W. fr1GGs w. E3ST %.on John Williams
b. II. Elder, F. d. Benteen D. p. Parr
Francis Arnold, Benjamin Crane Stephen L. Bird,
William P. lddings, Henry Taylor, l.. j. Cox Jr.,
Alonzo Lilly, George Atkinson, George NJ. Gillett,
G.. 5. Norris, Thomas NJ Green, B. M. Corner, j.
w. Wheelwright, William f. Coae, John B. Nor
ris,Jr., 4: s. Courtney, j. Ed. Bird Robert B.
Griffin, William G. Harrison, Gerard Cover, II. +.
Craig, Alfred Friend, Jacob c. Nicholson, George
r. Berry, Alexander Lorman, William Applegarth,
Michael Cornell. s. Frey, James Frazier, William
Letferman, Charles Moore, Richard Lennon, Wal
ter w. Berry, S. e. Wyman, George 4. Martin.
We hereby certify that the atoregoing is a
true list of jurors drawn (in pursuance of the
act of 1860, ch. 3OS) this lst day of June, 1860.
[Signedl r. N. MARTIN,
w. l.. MARSHALL,
HUGH l.. BOND.
We understand that the Judges have decided
that the holder of certificate Of membership to
any military organization will not exempt him
from jury duty.
THE Cry PASSENGER RAILwAY-An Injunction-
By an ordinance of the Mayor and City Council of
| Baltimore, passed some years since, the privilege
was granted to the butchers and other persons do
ing business at the Lexington market to occupy
the centre of the streets with their vehicles during
| market hours. a on eff he
side for travel. Since the construction and opera
tion Of the Passenger Railway on Green street
however, all wagons and carts formerly required
to stand in positions designated by the above men
toned ordinance, have of necessity been placed
along either side of the street This arrangement
in measure obstructed the travel on the street
upon market-dayS, and the police brought com
plant against the owners of such vehicles were
found standing on the sides of the streets. Some
excitement was produced on this account, and yes
terday the butchers and others, determining to
maintain their rights and immunities granted them
by the ordinance, placed their vehicles in the centre
of the street Immediately upon the railway track.
When the Green street cars yesterday approach
ed the market, their progress of course was
impeded, and the owners of the obStructions per-
emptorlly refused to remove them, claiming their
rights by virtue of the ordinance. Thus, the pas
sage of the was prevented for some two hours.
Some of them switched off, on brickbats, and
taking the curbstOne for awhile were brought up
on the track, by the same means. Marshal Kane
called on, and pursuaded the malcontents to
remove to the side of the street. assuring them
that no complaints would be lodged against them,
until some legislation should be had in the matter
by the City Council. An ordinance is now before
the council in regard to the stand of vehicles in the
streets leading to the Hanover market, and if the
passenger railway is laid down on Sharp street.
it is now designed, the same difficulty will again
arise, between the railway association and the
market people.
RAILROAD EXCURSION Editors on a Tour-Manv
gentlemen of the Press of the Northern cities who
L,l
nient to Join the editorial excursonists the
casion of their recent grand tour over the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, and some of them have
now availed themselves of the privileges of their
tickets. On Monday morning a considerable par
ty, principally from Philadelphia, started from
this city on the Western train. The party consist
ed of DR.. Il. Shelton Mckenzie, of Forney's Press;
Gibson Peacock, of the Erening Bulletin: Morton
Mchichael, of the North American and United States
Gazette; Mr.. Mexican, of the Pennsylronian; Fur
man Sheppard, of the Inquirer; Louis A. Cooley,
o! the Lody's Book; j. b. Lippincott and George
W. Childs, Book Publishers and several others
whose names were not ascertained. They made a
complete tour over the whole road, receiving every
attention from its officers and so much plea
sed with its management and surroundings, and go
much surprised at its extent and completeness that
yesterday morning upon their return to our city
they paid formal visit of acknowledgment and
cOngratulation to John W. Garrett Esq, Presi-
dent of the Company. At this interview the Hon.
Morton McMichael addressed Mr. Garrett in some
b;oIf d a,r,aa;nS tLa ,.1ns s % II: IL r P = u u
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WIN .ne anu t On 'e part oI d SIS
the great work in which Baltimore and Maryland
feel so great pride.
PROPERTY SALES-Col. ,. H. Cover sold yester-
day on the premises lot at southeast corner
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story and attic brick dwoIIinr and snb;eeot m a
pronnd rent of Sis Purchased bv Henry M
Whitaker
ANvIvFps,py oP THE MARyI.ND STATE Brn1E So