Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-06
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MEETING OF THE PREsBYTERY.-The Presbytery
of Baltimore has been holding its sessions in the Lee
ture room of the Central Presbyterian Church COM
mencng on Tuesday evening and adourning at noon
of Thursday. Rev. NJ Stuchell of the Aisquith Street
Church was elected Moderator, and Rev. Mr.. Brawns
and Rev. Mr.. Myers elected temporary clerks.
Rev. r. c. Galbraith having removed to the Prcsby
terry of Salines Illinois, Rev. p Carter was elected
stated clerk in his stead.
The Prcsbytery adjourned meet at the call of the
Moderator during the sessions of the Synod of Balt
more, which meets on Wednesday, Oct 17th in the
Second Presbyterian Church.
CRICKET.-There will be a match game of Cricket
between the Monumental of this city, and the Wash
ington, from the city of the name at Stonemau
near Spring Gardens on Saturday morning next at
10 o'clock.
UTTERING COUNTERFEIT L. CURREYCY.-Ca Mon
day last Deputy Marshas Downs and Gruvcr arrested
in Philadelphia named Ezekiel Cade on the
charge of buying, selling and uttcring United States
fractional currency; and on Wednesday he under
went an examination before t. s. Commissioner
lianan, who committed him to Jail in default of $1O-
O00 bail, to await the action of the Grand Jury One
witness testified before the Commissioner that he had
purchased of Cadc to be $50 of these
coUntcrcits of the denomination of . cents for 500
Another witness testified to having bought an amount
representing 800, of the denomination of 50 cents
for $40. Cadc convicted in 1862 for uterng coun-
ericit |. s. coin and sentenced to the penitcntiary
for SX years and the payment of so and costs He
was pardoned' however, the 10th of Sept, 1864.
ATTEMPTED MCRDER.-A man named George Jack
son, residing on Plumb alley, near Hamburg street.
shot his wife with revolver yesterday afternoon
while engaged in drunken quarrel. The ball en-
tered at the left eye, which it destroyed then passing
obiquely across the forehead, out little ante
ror to the right Drs. Lee and Dodge who were
summoned to attend the unfortunate woman pro-
nounced the wound dangerous, but not necessarily
fatal. Officer Norfolk arrested Jackson and Justice
Showacrc committed him to jail to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
Run AWAY AND AccDEyr.-About 10 o'clock yes
erday morning horse attached to an express wagon
becoming frightened from some cause, on Fayette
street, near Liberty, away. Daniel Mcclure, tho
driver, in attempting to jump out, was severely in
jurcd. Officer Jones conveyed him to his residence
No 292 Aisquith street.
DELEGATES TO THE TEMPERANCE CoNvExTIOS-The
following delegates have been elected to the Tempe
rance Observation-Disclosures Church, Frederick
city-Jonathan Tyson, Jacob Tyson, Simon Parsons,
Rev. Il. II. Williams.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Madison avenue, Bal
tmore-James NJ. Lester, Chas R. Coleman, j. NJ.
Maynard W. H. Cotton, ?. B. Doremus
ARREST on CHARGE OF RoBBERY.-0fTcer Peregoy
of the Middle District arrested James Harley yester-
day, charged with robbing Thomas Mullen of No.
l52 Eastern Avenue, of the of Sl2 ON Monday
last lie was committed to answer.
THROWING MIssuEs.-John Malone Peter McCaf-
ferty, VIM. Valiant, and Buck Gillingham, charged
with throwing missiles arrested by officer Jas
Orem, of the Southern District, and by Justice
Showacrc were severally fined S1.0O and costs.
FAST RIDING.-Wm. Gates, Jr., for fast riding was
yesterday arrested by officer Spangler of the Western
District, and fined 81 and costs by Justice Dryden
PERsONAL-Mr. Jos. Segar and Chas. H. Wynne of
the Richmond Times, stopping at the Gilmor
Hou-a