The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-17


was 10 pei cent.
Arrival of the Frigate Savannah.
New YoRK, Nov. 16.-The U. s. frigate SaYan.
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CITY IVI,ELLIGENCE |
TIE JUDGES OF THE LATE ELECTION AND THE
GRAND JURY.-By the provisions of section 2l8 of
the Public Local Laws of Maryland, it is made the
duty of every Judge of an election Immediately af
ter the election at which they shall have acted to
pear before the Grand Jury of the Criminal Court
OF Baltimore city when in session, to be examined
touching any and all violations of the provisions of
the constitution, of this article or any other
law relating to elections, of which they may have
personal knowledge, or which they may have rea-
sonabie ground to believe to have been committed
at such election. Every Judge failing to appear as
aforesaid, prior to the adjournment of the Grand
Jury, shall be liable to penalty of five hundred
dollars, to be recovered by the Board of Police by
civil action in the name of the State, unless the
Judge so falling to appear shall have furnished to
the Grand Jury, before their adjournment his GER
titcate signed under oath before Justice of the
peace, that he did not know and had reason to be-
ieve, that any such offences had been committed at
any such election, such certificate to be returned by
the Grand Jury to the Court and preserved and re-
corded by the clerk thereof.
Section 220 provides that it shall be the duty of
the Grand Jury to make presentment to said Court,
on their adjournment, of all Judges of election who
shall have failed to appear as before stated, who |
shall be Immediately arrested and held to bail to
answer at the ensuing term. Also that such pre- |
sentiments shall be laid before the next Grand jury
by the States Attorney, which body shall find on
said presentments. 1t further provides that the |
Court shall give the article in relation to elections
in charge to each and every Grand jury, ct the |
time of any election held in said city next there
after; and any failure of the Court or States At
torney to perform the duties by this section i'm
posed them, are declared to be acts of criminal
misbehavior in office on their part respectively.
very large number of the Judges of the last
election have failed to appear before the Grand
Jury, required by law, and that body being
about to closets ab0rs for the present term. have
caused attachments to be served upon the follow
ing named Judges, made returnable this morning
before the Judge of the Criminal Court, TO answer
for contempt OF Court in not appearing before said
body as required to do by provisions of the law
Some of the Judges named below have not appear
ed before the Grand Jury at all, while the MAORI
ty Of them made a return subsequent to the cleo
tion for Mayor. The costs of the attachment will
amount to about two dollars, and it would be as
well for those attached to prepared.
James w. Hubbard, Thomas BOoz, Henry Mead
John W. North, C. g. Monmonier, James Seward
James Ferguson, John Pickering, Isaiah Wagner
Jacob Pappler, Shepard Summers, Andrew j.
Randolph, James Esscnder, Jr., VIM. Long Geo.
A. Coleman, Frederick e. Never, Henry StrobIe
Stephen D. Wellsluyer, Hugh A. Cooper, Jno. W.
Randolph, John N. Ey VIM. Stevens Christopher
HHergEesGgimeT HSgE inner L., L. wilkinson i'll E " Robinson
Jacob Oster, James G. Fenhagen, Francis W. Will
son, W. Abrahams, Thomas S. Williams, Jas Frick
Jds JFdHs9Hs rs N96fsr Samuel GhfStHgs !n2 Tucker
J. Q. A. Holloway, VIM. j. McCIymont, Thomas
J. Cochran, Thomas II. Sullivan James A
Reed, Samuel Butler, Louis Passano, Jo-
sah Reynolds, Hugh j. Morrison, James
Young, Charles II. Bradford, Thomas Mun, job
Smith, George W. Mowbrav, George |. Kennard,
$. r. Kirby, Robert Jackson, Thomas Creamer,
Nm. IL. b. Fusselbaugh, Thomas X. Turner, Geo.
". Corner, 5. K. GObart, VIM. P. Spencer, John
Evans, Daniel Pentz, Joseph B. Escavaile, John l..
Wilds, John ii. Lynch, Thomas Bond, John r.
Blake, e. F. Bay lies Christopher Vincent, Lindsay
II. Rennolds, Noah Gill, James Bond, George S.
Cable, George Perry, John C. Welch, Charles
| Webb, Samuel Kirk, A. Hartman, John B. Seiden-
stricker, James Webb, Lewis A. Thomas, Nathan
}. drummer, David Street, Anon Green John B.
! Frey, Luke Cassidy, n. Cornelius, Marcus Wolf,
! Frederick Elender, John j. Harker, Thomas X.
Carroll Lewis Muller, Thomas Ellis, Daniel NJ.
! Thomas, Samson Cariss, Thomas Daily, Benjamin
| F. Nails, Samuel Hart, Isaac E. Curtsman, NJ.
Courtney Jenkins, j. Brandt, Jr., T. II. Bell, Jr.,
Lawrence Thomson, Anthony Miltenberger, John
r. Kelso, James H. Barney Edward jenkins,
Michael Warner, o. A. Gill, VIM Woodward, Jas.
Getty, James E. Carr, Henry J. Werdebaugh,
/ Henry A. Thompson, James C. Manning, Geo. w.
Webb, Henry D. Harvey, Robert s. Hollins, A. F.
Crane, Samuel I. Hatch, George II. Byrd, Robert
Hough, Thomas Symington, Geroge W. Krebs,
Henry c. Dallam, o. P Merryman, W. Hawkins,
Francis B. Loney, B. F. Zimmerman, Sheppard A.
Leakn, Jno. F. Pckreil, Chas. F. Yardley, JAS NJ
Lester, l.. NJ Bennett, VIM. 0rtwine, Fred. Wood
worth, c: W Ridgeley, VIM. Bueher, D.. B. Banks,
James McConkey, William A. Hack joseph H.
Rieman, William Linton, Daniel Harvey, John J.
Purcell, Thomas Burke, C. D. Slingluff, S. Halle
hurst, James Haney, George L. Hoffman, George
| .. Porter, Thomas Abbott, Charles Hoffman, Saml
Bison, Edward Pttman, G. Nicodemus, D. Carson,
Lot Ensey, l.. Bierbower, Emmanuel Corbett, Ia.
chariah Mitchell, Samuel Winter, William Ingham,
Moses Griest, James Foy, Y Young o. Wilson, Sam
uel Plummer B. A. Vickers, George Rogers, Rob-
ert Hamilton Samuel Burnett John W. Multi, W
! X. Rarkpr. Francis HOOVar i II
| Wartield Samuel White, John II. Rogers Will
liam George Brown, Joseph B. Stewart, Caleb
Kelley, Joseph F. Sapp, John Fitzpatrick, Francis
Linthicum, James Dempster, Charles Weber, JOSH
Holmes, Thomas Ii. Hooper, John Franck, Henry
| Travers, James Ii. Orem, Samuel Tapnan, Wencil
Kinsely, BENZ. Burgess, J. R. Smith, Geo. Berrey,
j. G. johnson, Mauldin Perine, Felix McCurley,
| Thomas G. Scherf }. Ii. Hayward, Edward B.
Moore, Hiram L. Fox, Joseph S. Colliday, Wm H.
Ford, j. G. johannes, Samuel Sindall, n. F. Black
lock, John Carson. A. j. Trilliar, Samuel Kirby.
Samuel Feast, Jr., John Hilbert, Richard Mockbee,
Geo N. Mackenzie, John S. Stansbury, Louis Nc
| Murray, H. r. Robbins, VIM. Bollman, Aaron H0ff-
man, B. Horne, Geo. w. Courts
EUROPEAN AND SOUTHERN TRADE SALE AT MACON,
| GEoRGlA.-The international trade sale we noticed
in the Daily Exchange Yesterday, will commence on
the Sd of December, at Macon, Georgia. This sale
or commercial fair, is to embrace, also, Southern
manufactured goods, and the manufacturers of Ma
ryland are invited to participate in the demonstra-
ton. The sale is under the immediate patronag
of the State. Messrs Taylor & Gardner, No. l Ter
man street, will send agent to Macon to overlook
the Interests OF Baltimore shippers. The Baltimore
and Charleston steamer, which sails for the latter
port on Tuesday next, 10th instant, will take any
goods consigned to the Macon Fair, at a reduction
of so per cent on the regular freight rates. Goods
should be marked for the Macon Fair, and can be
directed to the "Agent of the Cotton Planters Asso
citation, Macon, Georgia" where all the proper
rangements have been made for receiving and pro-
tecting them.
ATTEMPTED SUICDE.-Y esterday afternoon, about
M LII, hf,.,t
from New Bedford, jumped off the Pratt street
bridge into the Falls, and would have drowned
had not two of the crew Of schooner, lying near.
gone to his assistance When taken out life was
almost gone, but on the application of stimuants
he resuscitated, and taken to the Central police
station. lie came up from Norfolk yesterday
morning, and while on the boat acted very strange
i ly. DR.. Morgan was called, and after eXamina-
tion pronounced him insane. There were $40 found
in his pockets.
GRAND LEvEE.-The Grand Levee given under
the auspices of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, will take place on Monday evening next,
at the elegant Hall, Gay street. The Library Com
mittee to whom the preparations have been en-
trusted, have been unusually active, and doubt
the affair will be one of the most superb which has
ever taken place in this city. These annual levees
are among the most elegant entertainments of that
character which take place in city. The ac-
commodations for dancing all that could be de-
sired, and care has been used in the selection of
musicians that this great essential in giving in
terest to all levees will not be wanting.
SERIOUS AcuDENT.-Ye Yesterday afternoon about
two O'Clock, young man twenty years of age,
named Priest, was engaged working on the roof of
house on Fayette street, near Chestnut street,
when his foothold gave way and he was precipita.
ted to the ground, distance of twenty-five feet.
His face struck the ground, and his upper jaw was
broken, the fronth teeth all knocked out and his
lower jaw fractured in two places, and the flesh
torn from the chin. He was carried into his faith
er's house near by, where DR.. J.W. Houck dressed
the wounds.
SALE OF STEAMBOAT STocKs.-Y esterday James
b. Chance, auctioner, sold at the Exchange sales
rooms, two shares of the Powhatan Steamboat
Company stock. Purchased by G. Cassard Son,
at Sll0 per share
AN EXCELLENT OPPoRTUSITY.-The Philadelphia