The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-07
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| BALTIMORE Cry PEACE CoyyEyrioy- a5;,,,,,o
S'"S'c"'-lhe Convention rc-asscmbled ycstcrd,
morning at the appointed hour In the ab.anca n
| we resident, Mr.. George w. Herring Vice Pres
'"nnt TOOK the chair and called the BODY to order
Ihe Secretary called the roll and then read RI
l'Hfna' oil the preceding session, which was appro
! ,IIhe Ihe President then appeared and took his sea.
Nv, NV Nn"Eehtion then proceeded to ballot f,
| e'e'eh delegates to be chosen from amoor III,
! twenty Two gentlemen who had received tho hirb
| eS, ~ numogr OF votes on the day preceding.
ne o"hot was then taken, with the following re
l. Nevitt Steele, CT; Chag. Il Myers 5c. v,;,..-
zoe, d; Geo W. Herring, 81; VIM. IL. JiIIard "A,
1"nh J 'iI'rnV, ~; Robert Gmor, Jr 81; Joshns
. anSan', 81; James Hodges, As; Wendell BolIman
r. husn "ihTrd, AZ; W. II. II. Turner, &c; Mend
i; !, Cohen 45; Jas: II Barney, ~; j. Douglas Ham,
nIet1n, D, ~; Dr. T. Sappington 80: John Stawsrt
VI VI; d Hall Peasants, 3l Philip i. Thomas 27' r
w. wilson, w y; Geo. II. Brice, 20; Dr. NJ. n. Tav-
BY previous resolution of the Convantior tbo
seTen receiving the lowest number of votes waro
declared aternates u 'o'eS were
p The names of Messrs Chas D. sIinglufT, AIax
rGiSJi, Dnarics webb aud i. a. Vickers were
"irHora"n n previous to the baIloting
Inc Convention then adjourned sine die ,rto
vote OF thanks to the officers '' I"
=, HE PARK FUND.-Y yesterday the Treasurer of
the IN City Passenger Railway Association paid into
the city treasury S. 003 81 being th anti
que tue city from the receipts of the road nm t tb
zoth DAY OF July, 1861. This makes the totoI
amount paid to the city since the lst of Jannarv
iool $40 Ava 76 This prompt payment of the city's
interest in the receipts of the road i r,o;ni dJ
the energy Of the President of the road H." -.
iys0n, Esq. When he accepted of the Presidenry
OF the road there due the city S24 37O n y
uch Much comp amt had been made by the CITY Regis
Ter IN regard 10 the failure of the kssnniotio1 -
pay, and several communications wera sddrassaI
oy that officer to the City Council, calling the at
,thtlon OF that body to the fact and quite a nrein
Gtce m against the road existed on this account. Mr
Tyson, by careful and rigid system of aconon,,
has succeeded in quidatinr the hack naymenfs'
and also paving the am ,unts accruinr durinp this
year The following the payments:-Frbruarv
20 90 S4Oo0 March g. S91G9.70; April . 81 200: Nav
~, $4,000 43; July 90 Sc 900; August % Ga 750 Ee
September 3, ST 800; September G. S. ,003 81 Ro'
siaes TINS amount there has been paid for license
9l, I9O; interest," 1894 0S; taxes, S987 rs: MAKING
total OF SAG ,404.76.
HE FEDERAL FAST DAY.-Archbishop Kenrick
u"S ISueu Proclamation to the CATHOLIC clergy of
tne Dlocese OF Baltimore, directing the observance
ol PRESIDENT Lincoln's Fast Day. and further di |
reefs, ia order to establish uniformity in the pub
NC 9ihces Of the Church, that the prayer-framed
~ o!hh Garroii, the venerated founder of the |
american hierarchy, and prescribed in the first |
SYNOD OF baltimore, held in the year l79I-be re-
clSed on all Sundays at the parocbial Mass. and .
which is entirely irrespective of all political snd
personal considerations, shall be henceforward read
on each Sunday, as has been hitbertn caneroII
nractiSed, in all parochial churches without addi
uon, dlmlnutl0n or change" This PRAYER dos mt
specify the President of the United States. but is
simply "ior all in authority"
noNoRABLY DIscHARGED.-Heurv Seibers. pro-
p ; i5lot ot store on the corner OF Hughes and
h'ghC streets, who was arrested few davs apo
upon the charge of aiding in the desertion Of SOL
IIe's rom the service Of the Government yester-
Gay mad hearing. The evidence went to show
luaI TWO OF the Duryea Zouaves called at his store
ana ohught clothes; that they then CHANGED their
uress ana asked permission to leave their uniforms
"lth hin until they returned from an excursion.
out he had no knowledge of their intention to de-
,ert; Alter hearing the facts the Commissioner
him
ooIlceman Jump called to take charre of !
woman named Rose McCurdy, who was in beast
y state OF int0XIcation. She lives at Canton and
'".n her ana her husband were very drunk, and
luaFre took place between them in regard to who
houId take charge of their infant, when the moth
'f! 10 cEd the dispute, picked up the infant and
ieoerateiy threw the poor little creature into the
tTGet. oae OF the neighbors picked the baby up,
a"u So"k charge OF IT. and the mother was taken to
the Eastern district police-station where sba uas
confined for the night ~
AssAuLliEF ", M0MAN'--Iesterday evening a
man named hrnry freshman was arrested on the
charge OF as'aultIng Mrs. Henrietta Deptser Tt,o
Dstensibe reason for the assault was ror ne
Mr. Deptser to increase Fieshman's WAGES h" hn W.
ny Ia her employ; but the real cause, il annao-od
@ - .I tG'uSaI TO marry him. He was held to baiI
or court by Justice Duncan. '''
PoLlTlcAL Prisoners Thom.s ,,oL-;
't"'e HeEator from Allcgany county wbn @
,IIeSleu at his residence in CumbsTiand 80
Jays since, has been sent to Fort LAFAYETTE by ord,
)t the Government WV y o'N''
Nr. Josiah H. Gordon member of tbo TIor.o II
DIegates, from the same county, who was arrested
Atthe Relay House, has been discharged
)EATH or A SOLDIER. Louis Thompson, private
10 tho 4th Pennsy yvania regime t, died at the
'-7 street lnhrmary yesterday morning of
Tor salc nv Th"re have also been three deaths
~ 81 ,oroi Hotci since its occupancy as a
:7lES1I}asnt hospital.
tur'~ : STEALING.-A negro named Edward
b ,JHARo was yesterday arrested upon the charge
If .rumoGE coat and sundry other articles. Jus.
ic. steaIaughiin committed him for a further
laTicy,