The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-12
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE School OF DESIGN
1t having been d. etermined to dispense with tht
annual commencement Of the male department. o
the School of Design, in consequence of our nationa
difficulties, the committee of the Institute having
the school in charge, together with number o
the Board of Managers, met at the hall last nigh
for the purpose of awarding the premiums and Civ
ing diplomas to the graduating class.
The following is a list of graduates:-George w.
Stautfer, Thomas s. Lister, Charles Milgarter VIM
p. Reese, Julius Johnson, Thomas Neale, George
| X. Purcell John ID. Ford, Allen Wilson, G. p. X
kahler, Louis Dietrich, Jesse s. Walton and Chas.
| W. Kinks.
Medals awarded to the following:
Elementary Class-Joseph- Herzog, II. W. Ar.
| thur, John Harrison, Richard G. Hugg, jerome p.
johnson, Thomas G. johnson, Henry Q. Feuss,
Christian j. Blatt, John +. Lott, and Thomas X.
| Jefrevs, Jr
First Preparatory Class-F. A. Orenschall, Geo.
| Albrecht, Charles f. Kuhne, William Vokner,
John Leslie, David Scott, John Kiel and Adolph
| Henkel.
Geometrical and Second Preparatory Glass
| Francis E. Davis II. o. Reese, John F. Havden
| Gaut.
Perspective Class-Wm. Bay ley and Samuel
| Oliver, Jr.
Mechanical Class-Wm. P. Reese, Julius John
son and Thomas Neill.
Architectural Class-Geo. w. Stautfar, Charles
| Milgarten, Thomas s. Leslie, George X, Percell
John d. Ford, William Allen, Jr.. Chas, I. Bucher,
George W. Bucher, Allen Wilson, c. p. X. KahIer,
|
| Artistic class-Lous Dietrich, Jesse F. Walton
| Charles NJ. Kinks, Charles Tichner, William F.
Shoray, J. W. Stowell and Samuel R. Copper.
Certificates OF good conduct and regular attend
ance were awarded to one hundred and seven stu
dents, and two hundred and forty-nine students
were advanced to higher classes.
The prosperity of the school has been quite graft
living, and several of the specimens of the gradu-
ates were evidences of great skill and good taste.
ADJOURNED SESSION OF THE BALTIMORE PREsBY-
TERY.-This body met at ii o'clock Yesterday
morning in the lecture room of the Central Pres
byterian church, corner Of Saratoga and Liberty
streets. The session opened with PRAYER by
Rev. }. J. Graft. The Presbytery being ready for
business, Rev. S. G. Dunlap was appointed Clerk
pro tenn.
Rev. j. W. Simpson asked that the pastoral re-
lation existing between himself and the churches of
Mount Paran and Springfield be dissolved the dis
solution to take effect the 1st of August next.
The request was granted.
The pastoral relation existing between Rev. MIR.
Graft and the church at Annapolis were also, at his
Also the pastoral reiatIuu existing peuw cen Rev.
Mr.. McMullen and the church at Bel-Air.
After appointing ministers to preach in the pulpits
of the churches above named, and declare them va
cant, it was decided that when the Presbytery ad-
jnurn it adjourn meet in the Central church Bal
tmore, at p. NJ, on the Sth of July.
The reports of the Commissioners from this Pres
bvtery to the General Assembly, which met in
Philadelphia in May, received and ador.ed.
The members of the Presby terry signed = protest
against the action OF tie late Genera! Assembly in
relation to national affairs, in winch the position is
assumed that the matter was not within the juris-
dictiOn Of that body.
After concluding some unfinished business, the
Presbytery adjourned to meet as above.
SLIGHT DISTURBANCE AT GUY's.-Some little ex-
citement was occasioned last night at Guys Monu-
ment House, by difficulty between General Cad
waader and Mr.. Abercrombie, formerly of the
United States Navy. The circumstances of the
affair, we learn, We're as follows: Gen Cadwalader,
accompanied by his staff, entered GUYS hotel about
nine o'clock last night. While standing at the bar
Mr.. Abercrombie came in, and recognizing the
General, asked him hat he doing there. The
General gave him a ather curt reply and turned
to 20 out, when Mr.. Abercrombie moved towards
him, it is supposed for the purpose OF asking
explanation, when the General turned round and
told MIN that if he did not cease to annoy him he
would shoot him. At this juncture some friends
interiered, and MIR. Abercrombie was persuaded to
go home, and Gen. Cadwalader left the place. The
| affair the subject of considerable remarks last
| night, by those who learned the circumstances.
| SALES OF PROPERTY.-Messrs. II. Lennon & Co.
auctoneers, yesterday sold bv auction, at the Ex-
| change Salesrooms, the following property of
Messrs. Kirkland Chase Co.: First, the country
place OF ID. Chase, ESQ., located in Baltimore coun-
| ty, on the York road, about mile from the city.
| The place contains upwards of II acres, and is i'm
proved by dwelling, with all necessary out
| buildings. 1t was purchased by Mr.. John s.
| Brown for SS,050. Secondly, lot of ground on
| the northwest corner of Northern Boundary and
York avenues. with front of l54 feet on Boundary
avenue and depth of l30 feet. Mr.. S. S. CLAW
ton the purchaser at Sl925 per front foot.
| The third lot of ground in Baltimore county,
near the Mankin Reservoir, fronting Druid Hill
Park, and containing upwards of acres. The
same purchaser bought this lot at S255 per acre.
He also bought lot adjoining the above, containing
about acres, for which he paid 1920 per acre.
! RESISTING THE PoLICE.--Charles Keene and Thos.
| II. Davis were yesterday taken into custody by
officer keilhotz, charged with disorderly conduct
and resisting him in the discharge of his duty. He
| was arraigned before Justice Shipley, who com
mitted him to Jail in default of security appear
| and answer the charge.
| THEFT OF A Notwithstanding during Monday
| last, thief entered the house of Mr.. Charles Hill.
yard, No. 457 Franklin street and carried of go d
lever watch, valued at about $40. Several articles
of jewelry were also taken and the thief made his
escape with the articles, without attracting atten-
tion.
| Police APPoINTMENT.-The Board of Police Com
missoners have promoted Thomas Moore to the
| position of sergeant of the Western district DO.
| lice in the place of VIM G. Walters, resigned. AL
| fred Mullen has been appointed policeman in the
place of Moore, promoted.
THE CoNrINENrAL.-The warm weather does not
seem to interfere with the amusements of this
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