Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-01
IHkEE GENTS.

Io NEGko ouFFRAGE.-An adjourned rpoatip, oF +to
Unconditional Union Convention. onnosod 30 80
suffrage, was held last night at Temperonoo rI
Inc president James Young, Esq, called the Con-
oehuoh 10 order about o'clock, and stated that tbo
convention was called for that night on anco,I+ r
Delhg unable to obtain the room tonight to TrbiI
time the Convention had adjourned at its Iost oot
ing Mr. Lewis A. Carl. secretary called tho roll F
wards all OF which found to he ra,rosor4o7
| and most OF the delegations full. Mr. A C. WI
lams OF the 9th ward moved that the action of tho
State Central Committee far as it refers To the
Registry law Of the State be repudiated by this Con-
vention. This gave raise to some considerable die
cusson, participated in by Messrs Boswell Catbcort
Wardell and others, resulting in the whole matter
| being withdrawn.
A committee of one from each ward was appointed
to reconsider the resolutions passed at the last meet
ing of the Convention, and to act upon any other
| resolutions that might be offered The committee
retired for short time, for consultation and upon
| their return reported through the chairman Mr.
Albert d. Evans, that they found it inexpedient to
report any other resolutions than their original plat
loEm as enunciated in the resolutions passed by
them at their meeting last week. The committee also
recommended that the resolutions referred to be pub
lSnea as the platform of the party signed by the Of
hcers OF the Convention. The report of the commit
tee was received with considerable enthusiasm and
| unanimously adopted The mode of publication tbe
papers in which to publish thom &c was left 70 tbo
President and Secretary of the Convention. TDon
notion finance committee was appointed consist
ing of Messrs. James Young, chairman; George l.
j. Loane A. C. Williams, Thomas H. Mules Adam
hayler and Col. S. G. Reed. Upon motion the Presi
dent, Mr.. lOung, was made chairman of the Exeau-
tive Committee appointed at thu last meeting of the
Convention.
RoBBERGEs IN BALTIMORE CoUNTY-For months
past party of burglars have been operating in the
districts Of Baltimore county lying near the city su
burbS The extent of these operations is partially
shown by the following list: Residence of john A
Robb, where quantity of silverware was carried off.
residence of DR.. Eichelberger, where spoons and
other silverware to the value of 5OOwer stolen: resi-
denee of Captain Asa Higgins. on the Frederick road
about $500 worth Of various articles; residence of
Samuel I. Adams, on the same road, about $50
worth of silverware; residence of William Taylor.
Catonsye, siverware, valued by the family at $500;
the lager beer brewery Of Seeger & Steifel where
they carried off large quantity of choice old whs-
key wines and other artices the residence of James
Hooper, Govanstown, valuable collection of furs
aud silverware Mr.. John Ruskells hotel at Goyans-
town. a lot of whiskey, wines and cigars valued at
S65i residence of Samuel Turnshel on the PhiIadeI-
phla road; residence of Frederick RaymO on the
hartford road, variety of household articles; the
public house of John Tross at barley Park a lot of
clothing cigars and costly wines; residence of Mr.
Van Nnkle on the Philadelphia road, Il large lot of
don Park, gold spectaces, coats and other articles
residence of A. Megarry On the H0okstown road. 4
quantity OF silver spoons the tailoring establishment
OF Mr.. iIcnke at Eilicotts Mills where $500 worth
of clothing was taken; tailoring establishment of c.
a. BurEham, Lexington street. near Green a lot of
cloth and clothing; residence of John McKeeyer,
Calverton road sundry articles residence of j. H.
Nahzl, quantity of clothing and a costly meer-
shaum pipe; residence of George g. Rau, of the Park
House, lot of wines and other liquors; the Druid
Hill Park House of Jacob uartzell, quantity of
liquors and 81 in currency; residence of Mrs John
Q. Hewlett, four miles the Frederick road, large
lot of clothing public house of Mr. Primmons, on
the same road; house of A. n Pennington, Willow
Grove, Frederick road lot of cigars, whisky and
tobacco and oyercoats. The authorities of the county
made application to Marshal Carmichael, who de-
tailed Captain William II. Casse of the Western
District to work up the case aided by Captain Pam
coast and Sergeant Cadwallader They have ar
rested the following parties: Samuel Tarlton, Fran
els Duhurst. John Stansbury, and William Heibe
The two last turned States evidence. Tarlton and
Duhurst in jail, and have already been in
dcted by the grand Jury the latter was arrested at
late hour on Wednesday night. whilst standing at
a street Capt CasseIl, with his assistants
have devoted days and nights to the investigation of
the above cases, and even visited grave yards and
| discovered much of the plunder hidden away in
vaults and tombs well as old ruins lying near tho
| city.
| MISSING SOLDIERS THE LATE WAR.-Miss
Clara Barton publishes list of about five thousand
soldiers names who among the missing of the
late war; and to whose fate she has received in
quirng letters from sorrowing friends She requests
| all who have any knowledge of the fate of these
missing men to address her the subject at Wash
ington. The following is her list of missing Mary
| landers;
Benjamin T. Albright Company G, Sd Infantry;
Robert Brook Beall, Company D. Coles Cavalry;
Charles II; Buck, Company g, I'd nfantry Nicholas
| i; s: Bull, 9Th Infantry George r. Cunningham
pany 18th Infantry; Join 6itgETdiTl oyr
Infantry; George Hendrix. Company +, 9th Infantry;
Herman Hesker, Company c. lst Cavalry; Joseph Il.
| 4th Infantry; James Holland. Company B. Coles
Cavalry; John Kane, Company X, lSt Cavalry; Upton
hlttoD, Company b. lst Cavalry; Thomas i. Maho-
| Company B. lst Cavalry; John ewcomer, Company
| 3, lst Cavalry; Isaiah Ncewander, Company B. lst
| VIM. II. Porter, Company I, -4th Artillery John NJ.
Legion: James Ross Company / fst GaTa1v: sami
| Rudy, Company l. 9th Infantry; Edwin Smith. Ser
pany f, 9th Infantry: VIM, Stephy. Company B, lst
| Cavalry; Martin Tucker, Corporal ID Infantry;
| Adam Tucker Company B., 1st Cavalry: John l.
| Weaver, Company b. Coles Cavalry; VIM Wenz,
| Company B. Coles Cavalry: John W. White, Com
| Coles Cavalry; Hamilton Wolf Company B, Coles
| Cavalry; Dean S. Clark. Company B, lst Infantry
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday morning about
| 912 o'clock, drayman named Thomas Mills was se-
| rously injured while at Commercial wharf. The
| horse attached to the vehicle became unruy, and
while Mr.. Mills was endeavoring to restrain him he
forced against the side of house, the shaft pen
etratng the right of his breast to the lung crushing
in four of the ribs. He removed to his residence
No. 2l4 Happy alley, where the services of DR.. Dw
nellie were rendered. His condition was regarded as
| very critical.
CONCERT AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies connected
! with the Union Orphan Asylum contemplate holding
| n concert and strawberry festival, on Tuesday
night next, at the house and grounds recently pur-
| chased by them at the corner Of Franklin and
Schroeder streets, when the large mansion will be
thrown open to visitors, and the grounds handsomely
| Illuminated. The entertainment will prove a very
attractive one, apart from the prasewOrthy object in
view.
| BURGLARY.-The store Of H. c. Marsh, on Franklin
street, near Eutaw, entered on Wednesday night
and about S4OO worth of felt hats carried off, En-
| trance to the premises obtained by forcing the
| window shutters