The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-24
CITY INTELLIGENCE

MEETING OF THE BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPART
MENT.-Iast night the Baltimore United Fire De-
partment met in the old City Hail. A. j. Levering,
OF the Washington, in the chair, ana James oung
Secretary.
All the companies were represented, except the
United States Hose
A communication was received from Alexander
Glasgow, in explanation of his application at the
last meeting, which read and laid on the
table.
Mr.. Creamer offered a resolution directing the
Select Committee to grant relief to all persons
VINO nave been members OF the Department for one
year, who may want relief. Laid on the table.
The Washington and Western Hose submitted
resolutions adopted by those companies relative to
the distribution of the funds of the Department
since the last meeting. Laid on the table.
Mr.. lowering, of the Washington, presented the
following resolution
Resolved That the Treasurer be empowered TO sell the
State of Maryland per cent stock and City per
stock held by the Department, from proceeds of
which, together with the cash in hand equally divided
among the companies connected with the Department.
The resolution was adopted by vote of 16 to A.
the Liberty, Independent, Vignant and Patapsco
voting in the negative
The Department then adjourned until the first
Monday in December.
ELECTION OF MISUNDERSTANDING were held
on tuesday night in several wards of this CITY, at
which five delegates chosen to represent each
ward in the Central Bell and Everett Union Asso-
citation. The following is list of the delegates as
far as heard from:
1.Ii -Ool. " iiiidm SncSnut, DT. NJ. DlHen-
derfer, Robert W. Dryden, James H. Gravestein
and Moses Oettinger.
9th ward-Samuel Chds, Thomas Creamer, G.
S. Ergood, James H. Fopss, James II. Cook
9th ward-James johnson, Andrew Graham,
VIM. II. Quincy, Jas. r. Ward, Joshua Kidd.
9TH ward-James S. Morrow, Jos. A. Vallee
VIM. ID. MacCaslin, James Ogle, VIM MacCauley
10th ward-Andrew L. Warner, William Hanna
Samuel Hart, Thos. Wilson, VIM. H. Rose
18th ward-Wiiam Bridges, Samuel Guest
John w. Woods, D. Ii. Hopes and Augustus NJ
Price.
l4th ward-Joshua Haney S. Parkhurst, Caleb
Douty, R. w. Haywood and E. G. Matthews.
10th ward-Jesse Lippy, Richard Alexander,
John Rodgers and John Kaylor.
18th ward-lssac l.. Boyd Henry Trayess,
James 7. Caulk, Edwin d. Crouch Asbury Cook
18th ward-Wm. H. Ryan. NJ. B. Clark, Bepja-
min barley, Henry Duvall, Edw. r. Petherbridge.
18th ward-Charles p. Rogers, George Sloth-
over, Thos Ii. Mules, William, Wright, Archibald
Ferguson.
Goth ward.-Robert Tyson, W. d. Grim, j. B. ii.
Fulton, T. P. Pendeton, G. Sidney Norris.
PETITION DIsCHARGE.-The case of Joseph
Murray (negrn) who was indentured as an appren-
tlce to Capt. Saunders, and whose term of service
was extended by the Orphans Court was up for a
hearing ON petition for discharge yesterday before
the Court. Only one witness was examined, and
the case was continued until Monday next.
SUDDEN DEATH-Hquest.-Ye a negro
named Joseph Young, at work in cleaning the.
warehouse No. 333 West Baltimore street, sudden
~ fell and expired before any assistance reached
him. Coroner Greentree held an INQUEST over the
body, when verdict of death from causes un-
known was rendered.