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

REPUBLICAN MEETfEG.-A meeting of the Republi-
cans of Baltimore was held last night at Mechanics
Hall, on Fayette street, near Eutaw. The Hall is
room about one hundred feet deep by sixty wide
and was pretty well filled by an audience who were
very orderly. The meeting presided over by
Mr.. Emory the editor of the 60 Border State" who
at about eight O'Clock introduced to the audience
the Hon. David kilgour, of Indiana, who was re-
ceived quite enthusiastically After some prelimi-
nary remarks the speaker entered into exposition
OF the principles of the Republican party, and de-
Tended them against the accusations of their oppo-
nents He spoke for about two hours and was
frequently eheered by his audience during the
delivery of lis address
Mr.. Rapp, editor of the T" Wecker," was next in.
troduced and delivered, apparently, a highly elo-
quent speech-in German-iudging from the ap-
plause given by his countrymen who were quite
largely represented.
Judge Marshall, of this city, also addressed the
meeting, in plain, forcibe, argumentatiye man
ner, and was frequently greeted with cheers. The
meeting adjourned about ii O'Clock.
SwINDLED.-A young man named Samuel Lander,
from Lincoln county, North Carolina, who had
taken rooms at the Eutaw House, was on Wednesday
morning swindled out of hundred dollars,
thus: Lander made the acquaintance of a Young
man whom he met near the Hotel, and who repre-
sented himself as coming from the old North State,
and accepted an invitation to take a walk. The
two proceeded down Baltimore street as far as
South street, when Lander's friend suddenly recOl
lected that it was good opportunity to pay bill
Tor some articles previously purchased. Drawing
forth purse, he was chagrined to find only one
hundred dollar bills, which he knew he could not
get changed He would be under obligations if
Lander would change one, no matter in what bills
Lander drew forth and handed him two $50 notes
anG received one of 500 the City Trust Bank of
New York, exploded. Lander consented to wait
for his friend, who passed into the Sun Building,
but to the best of Landers knowledge never came
out. Mr.. Lander swndled.
CHARGED WITH RoBBERY.--Yesterdav a man
named Stephen Sloan was arrested on the charge
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on Wednesday McGee sold a cow and after he re-
ceived the money he invited Sloan to go with him
on spree, and the two went to the house of }.
U Nea Canton, where McGee became very drunk.
After being there few hours Sloan left him and
McGee missed his money. Justice Griffin commit.
ted Sloan for Court.
Richard johnson was arrested on the charge of
stealing a set of cauker's tools, the property of
Daniel White. He was committed for Court by
Justice Whaen.
The INAUGURATION THE New PARK.-Yester-
day Mayor Swami, as chairman of the Park Com
mission, sent invitations to all the English, French
German and Italian associations to be present at
the Inauguration of the City Park, on Monday
next In most instances the invitation was ac-
cepted, and the different societies will attend as
such. The arrangements for the accommodation of
the people, and the orator of the day, are rapidly
approaching completion, and will be ready by
Monday morning.
DisoRDERLY.--Yest esterday afternoon, officers
Jones, Carter, Dutton, Clinton, Knight and Abel,
brought to the Western station house Gregory Bar
rett, VIM. Taylor, George Hamin and Win. King,
charged with dsorderly conduct at the Bellevue
Gardens, and violently resisting them in the dis
charge OF their duty. Barrett and Taylor gave
security in $500 to appear at Court, Samuel Myes
going their bail. Hamlin was bailed out in the
same amount by W. o. Biglow. King was sent to
Jail but afterwards gave the required amount OF
bail.
SALES OF SrocK.--On yesterday Messrs Gibson &
Co. sold at the Merchants Exchange salesrooms
100 shares Baltimore and Cuba Smelling and Min
ing Company stock, which was purchased by S.
7. Levering at SOS per share, and there was SOS
per share bid for 100 shares more, but it was with