The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-03
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

LIST OF JCRORS.-lne t0HOWlng persons nave
been drawn to act as jurors at the September term
of the Courts, which commences next Monday:
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Cowt.--George
Harmsn, G. W. Burton, p. Mackee, Jno. Falconar,
VIM. McCann, John L. Parrot, j. G. Grafflin,
Daniel McCann, w. Ii. Carson, r. J. Copsou, A F.
Sewers, Emeus Adams, Samuel Burns, Solomon
Hillen, Hicks Harris. John S. Brown James Boyd,
John f. Coulter, VIM. Gilchrist, Jacob Brandt,
Oliver F. Lentz, George F. Somervilie Harris, VIM.
NJ. Ives.
Petit Jury for the Criminal CourL-N. p. Camp
bell, David lrean, George Chapman, Joseph A.
Sprigg, Allen Dorsey, James Matthews, Ichabod
Jean, John r. Cole, George Small, Otto H. Will
liams, c. d. Hollins, John r. Conway, Richard
Johns, David Taylor, John Hoogewerff, Edward
n. Duer, William Simms, Thomas G. Evans, John
Hanson, John Ii. Ham, Alexander Close, John X.
Jarboe, Edward Ellicott, Wp II. Bouldin, Ii. A.
| Didier.
! Superior Court Jury.-Henry Granger, Charles
J NJ. krebs, James Lowndes, Thomas f Hambeton,
| Jr, L. L. Johuson, Seth s. Hance John w. Car
ter, b F. Chenowith, J. Frames, Thomas s.
Benners Samuel Hart, William s. Hines, j b.
| Connolly, Philip T. George, William r. Cole, Rob
ert T. KEYS, j. B. DangeIieid, Thomas Fowler,
John Bechtel Thomas j. Cochran, William King,
| Robert H. Lowe. Gabriel D. Clark, William NJ.
| Innes, Samuel Hopkins.
Jury for Court Of Common Pleas.-John E. Prigg,
| Benjamin Tro5ten, Charles Farrenger, George w.
Krebs, Alfred D Miller George w. FIack, Richard
DOnohue William 7. Landsreet, William Turn
bull, j. bennington, Jr., William Donnel, A. A.
Hack. John $. Dounell, George U. Mackenzie,
| 1
Cyrus Gault, George II. Hag, Benjamin F: Gould,
| Israel j. Grahame, Lewis Wagner, r. II. Conway,
| W. NJ. Jenkins Isaac Coale Jr
y. s. District Court.-Tbe September term OF
this Court commences to-day. The following per
sons have been selected Jurors. Three petit
jurors and one grand juror yet remain to be Sc
lected:
PETIT Jury.-Leonard Pouder, BENJAMIN Baswel
William Bowers, George ". Price, Thomas Gam
brill, Michael j. Mackin, John Thomas, Jesse Gull
lison, Henry j. Scharff. Daniel Miller, John F.
Tawner, Washington Hickman, Daniel Bruuer
William Patterson, John E. H. Boston, Henry S
Shryock, Josiah Reynolds, Daniel L.. Lazeuby,
George Hull, Edward j. Peters, Louis Stowe, John
Wilmington, Thomas r. Mister, Ephraim Wall,
Joseph II. j. Rutter, Robert Gorsuch, Nicholas
Peregoy, Josiah Cobb, John B. Cannon, Henry
Reisinger, William B. Philips, Thomas T. Nelson.
Grand Jury.-Wiiam Burgess, chael War
ner, Benjamin 7. Tyson, Peter G. Saurerwein,
Richard W Hogg, Amasa G. Hall, Alpheus Hyatt,
Frederick Shurtz, Lawrence Frederick, David Ire
land John Stevenson, Thomas Crouer, Derrick
Fahnestock, John W. Parkinson, William E. Beae,
Gerard E. Morgan, Matthew Il. Murray, Henry G.
Berry, Edwin Bailey, John j. Abrams, William
Hopkins, John Higgnbotham.
MoRE RAILROAD ACcIDENTs.-Eza Jane Mitchell
young lady of Baltimore county, was accidentally
killed on the Philadelphia railroad Sunday
I evening. She was attempting TO cross the track
at the intersection of the railroad with the North
Point road, when the o'clock train from Balti
more came upon her. She started to run, wher
her shawl slipped down, and was caught by the
"cow-catcher" which threw her upon the track
She was struck on the head and instantly killed
Justice Dorsey held an inquest upon the body.
A train of cars on the Western Maryland Rail
road thrown from the track Saturday
9 evening, and lady passenger slightly injured.
CELEBRATION OF TWELFTH OF SEPTEMBER. meet
ing of the Old Defenders was held last night, a
which it was resolved to attend the Exeter Stree
, NJ. E. Church on Sunday morning next, when al
appropriate sermon will be preached by Rev. j
McKendree Reiey, ID. d. On the 18th they will
at he jty all at @ n in
sion, and march around the Battle Monument; afte
n which they will accept the invitation of IL. Tyson
i President of the Passenger Railway, to pass owe
q the road to Druid Hill Park. At two o'clock the
! will return to Sherwood's Hotel to dine.
AccIDENT.-Y esterday morning boy name
. Joseph Eckert, whose parents live on Bank street
e Lancaster street, was rnn over by furnitur
wagon which was passing along Thames street,
e Fortunately he not seriously injured, ta
}, wheels passed over his thighs without breaking tn
bones. He was taken to his home where he rece
d | we'd medical attention.
= BALTIMORE GYMYAsIUM-The following gentle
men were yesterday elected officers of the Bait
more Gymnasium for the ensuing term:
President, N. G. Pennman. Vice President
Is VIM. F. Rogers. Secretary, Albert Smoo
4 Treasurer, l.. DunningtOn. Directors, Claud
lie Baxley, John Carson, L. Parsons Geo. n. HollC
- way, C. H. Small.
h PASSPORT system ABoLIsHED.-The restrlctlo
t.. which was recently put upon travel to the Yves
ern shore OF Maryland, by the Government autho
ltles has been removed, and persons are now PEE
v mitted to travel to either the Eastern or Wester
ly shore without pass from Mr.. Dodge.
FIRE IN THE CouNrY.-An unoccuped dwein
situated on the old Frederick road, about thr
w miles from the city, was destroyed by fire on Su
ar day morning last 1t was owned by Albert Typi
at and was fully insured. Two men were slight
injured during the fire by failing timber
CHARGED WITH THEFT.-Y esterday afternoon
g. woman named Ann Wooden was arrested ON Il
e, charge Of stealing pillow-cases, the property
to Elizabeth Haggerty. She committed to ia
e. for Court by Justice Hiss.
RELEAsED.-Mr. Edward Phillips, notice
whose arrest appeared in yesterday morning
b. EXCHANGE, and who was taken to Fort MoHenr
n has been released on bis taking the oath of alel
10, ance.