The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.-This body met yesterday afternoon in
Barnum's Hotel, Bradley 7. johnson, ESQ.,, pre-
siding, and quorum of members present. The
Chairman stated that the object in calling the
Committee together, was to make arrangements
for the sittings of the National Democratic Con-
vention which would assemble in this city on the
18th inst The following series of resolutions was
offered
The Special Committee appointed by the Executive
Committee of the Democratic State Central Committee
submit respectfully for the consideration of the Central
Committee, the following resolutions reference the
accommodation of the National Convention to meet in
Baltimore the 18th June proxmo:
ReSOlred That it is eXDedient contract
for the use of the National Convention.
ReSotred, That Committee of Arrangements be ap-
pointed to consist of five, whose duty it shall con
tract for the Of said building, and to the same
fitted up in the most suitable manner for the accommo
ation of the Convention, and adopt the effective
police arrangements in order prevent intrusion upon
the room and the deliberations of that body, and pro
mote the of the members to act in conjunction
with the President of the National Convention; such
Committee of Arrangements other person persons
that may be appointed by the Democratic National Com
itae III reference to the general and detailed arrange
ment and to ascertain further what additional
can be obtained for the accommodation of the respective
delegations and the prices for which they be secured
IN e event oil here being necessity for the occupancy
81 the same ana 10 do generally things as NAV be
necessary 10 iul me purposes OF thei appointment
styled the Committee of Reception whose duty ID shall
be to ascertain as far as practicable what places can
secured for the accommodation of the members the
Convention well as the strangers who may visit the
city, whether such places be hotels boarding
or private apartments; and that said committee NAV
adopt such regulations in connection with the object
their appointment as they may deem proper.
Resolved That committee of three he appoip ted for
the purpose of collecting such of funds may
he necessary to deay the expenses be incurred by
Committee of Arrangements.
Resolu,d That the Committee of Arrangements shall
to be published in four of the daily papers of this
city such programme of arrangements in reference
convention as they may adopt and also to issue crcu
lars specifying those regulations for the of the dele
gates to the Convention.
4 discussion arose in reference to filling up the
blank in the lst resolution, between the advocates
of the Maryland Institute and those of the Front
Street Theatre. The matter was finally referred to
the Committee of Arrangements. The I'd resou-
tion amended so as to make the Committee OF
Arrangements consist OF one from each county, and
five from Baltimore city.
The President appointed the following COM
mittees
Committee of Arrangemcnts.- yansant,
Chairman; Wilson NJ. Cary, DR.. VIM. S. Reese, Geo.
H. Carman VIM. II. Norris.
Finapce.-Dr. Jno. Morris, Chairman; Isaac NJ.
benson, John Hoffman.
.Reception.-Baltimore county, James Malcolm,
Chairman; Baltimore city, E. Cummiskey, DIR.
II. S: Hunt, W. T. MARYLAND, Wilson NJ Cary,
VIM. II. Norris Frederick county, Ed. Shriver;
Aegany, C. b. Thruston; Carroll, Julius B. Ber-
rett Hartford, j. Carroll Walsh; Cecil, H. Wander
ford; Queen Anne, John NJ. Robinson; Prince
Georges, T. j. Turner; Talbot, James l.. Martini;
st. Mary's, Benz. G. Harris. Jos. A. Wickes, OF
Kent; Hardcastle. of Caroline; Cathel. Humphries,
nf Somerset; B. T. Goldsboro, of Dorchester: f.
X. Wilson, of Worcester; VIM. Mother, of Wash
ngton; Jno. Il. B. Dorsey, of Howard; William V.
Bowie, of Montgomery; E. &. kilbourne, of Anne
Arundel; Mitchell, of Charles; Jos. I. Briscoe, Of
Calvert.
The Convention adjourned to meet on the 10th o.
June, at II o'clock NJ, being the Saturday preced
ing the meeting of the Convention
1t is claimed by some parties that IT has been tnt
usage, on all former occasions, for the Democratic
City Convention to make arrangements for the
reception of National Conventions, and it is pre-
sumed that the City Convention chosen last evening
Will take some steps in this matter at once.
DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC Cry CoNvEN.
TloN.-Last evening the Democrats of the different
wards met at the places for holding ward elections,
ior the purpose of selecting delegates to a new
democratic City Convention. The only question
"ncn entered into the contest was Douglas and
h and the election resulted in a thor
ough triumph OF the Douglas men. They carried
every ward in the city with the execution of the
twelfth. This Convention will meet On Tho 5tb al
June and organize. There was not much excite.
in a helpless minority. 'e''
ARREST ON CHARGE OF VENDING Lorrrux T,o,
ETs.-Y esterday afternoon a man named Mart;r
Retz was arrested the charge of vending iottorr
tickets He has small office at the corner of AN
and Lancaster streets, and yesterday afternoon of
fcer Dove, in citizens dress, entered and asked Il
see the lottery drawings, which were promptly ex
hbted. All the drawings of the Delaware lotte
ries, from February up to the 2Sth of May, OIL
fe-also evidences of policy dealing. Reitz wa
taken into custody and held for a further hearing
by Justice Griffin.
ARRIVAL OF GERMAN EmGRANTs.-The Bremen
ship Roland, 80 days from Bremen to this port, ar
rived here yesterday, with large cargo of mer
chandise consigned to Messrs A. Schumacher
Co., and 1913 emigrants Of both sexes A larg
number Of the emigrsnts have made arrangement
10 proceed at once TO the far West,