The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-02

Inc cltlzens OF Weldon, n. c., having suspected
white man named Isbell with selling liquor to
slaves, and buying stolen property from them, Or
dered hlm to leave the place by Tuesday evening
last. This he refused to do, whereupon he was
selzed, tarred and feathered and escorted out of
| town.
The Chicago Press and Tribune proposes to trv
the experiment of doing away with Sunday work in
It's establishment by printing a paper on Saturday
night Tor distribution on Sunday morning and omit
ting publication on Monday.
The National Bath House, with two hundred
bathing dresses in it, located the Surf House.
at Atlantic City, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day evening. The property belonged to Leedom &
Flnney. They have no insurance on it.
There is rumor afoat that Mr.. John A. Wash
ington, the present proprietor of Mount Vernon
designs to remove the remains which rest there be-
fore transferring the rest of the property to the
women of the Union
, The Lancaster (Pa.) Times says that Mr. Isaac
Bear oi warwick township, in that county, AMI
one CARRIER, drank seven gallons of whiskey in IL
days, when Bear died of mania-a-Dofr. LEAVING
Garber master of the field
The Concord Patriot reports that the weather at
Franconia last Sunday and Monday, was cool
enough to render brisk fire comfortable and desra
ble the thermometer having stood at sunrise both
mornings at about so degs.
The steamship Canada sailed from Boston for
Liverpool on II Thursday with ffty-four passengers
and only 900 in specie. Among the passen9ers
was j. Cortlan, Jr:, of Baltimore.
foolish girl of 20 married one of the Soux
Chleis, recently, at Washington. When she reached
his prIncely wigwam, she found it mud howell oc-
cupled by two other wives
Mr.. Luke, farmer residing near Kane. Green
county. ILL.,, while riding along the highway, on the
2lst, with another gentleman, was bsset by two ruff
fans, knocked off shorse and killed
The brig Nancy, heretofore reported to be under
SEIZURE at Havana for being engaged in the slave
trade, has been released, and on the 25th ult was
reloading for the coast of Africa.
The bark Chantcleer, which sailed from Rich
mond for Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, took ont a
party OF workmen engaged to work on the Don
Pedro Railroad.
The Hon. James H. Woodwork, ex-member of
Congress of Chicago, was arrested for perjury on
Monday last.
The Hon. Senator Bright. of Indiana. has -
said, become member of the Roman CatboIic
Church His brother Lucas is already of that per
suasion. -
:, MIR. John Van Norden, an old citizen of New
brunswick, N j., fell out of sail boat in the Rari-
tan river, on Thursday and was drowned.
The Rev. DR.. Smalley, pastor of the Second Pres
byterian Church in Troy, New York. died on Fri
day morning.
The Toledo Blade proposes new National Ami
versary, the 10th September, the day of Commodore
ferrys victory on Lake Erie.
The man Lally of Cincinnati, who delbara+ol,
attempted to starve his child to death, has been
held to bail in the insufficient sum of $500.
A dairyman at Cincinnati has been arrastod co,,
selling impure milk, and thereby causing the daath
of child of one of his customers Ne"''
A gold fever has broken out on the Ker,oboo
river, Maine where it is is said the precions metal
has been discovered in small quantities. --''' '"'
A young Cuban was arrested in Pbiladelnb;a
2Sth, for having run away from Havana viii ga
300 of his fathers money. '"" "i'" @''-
Ut: 9lioert D. Vance, one of the most eminent
d CCnyslcians OF New Orleans, died at San Antonio
Texas, on the 18th inst.
me democrats cfthe first district of Indiana,
,ress. '-'i"'N 40' 'o
The Democratic Convention of the Sixth Con-
[eSsonal district of Indiana has nominated Martin
VI. Ray for Congress.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is in navigabIe
rider throughout its entire length, and the Canal
rade is getting quite brisk
The news from the Pacific in relation to the de-
,osts of guano, which Commodore Mervine could
lot find, are favorable.
Mr. Black for some twenty years United States
onsul in the city of Mexico, for the present tates
barge of the papers of the American legation
The last accounts from Florida state that tbe
and of Tallahassee Indians were COMING in 70 en-"
ender and remove West.
The Hon. Thomas L. Cingman has consontod 70
ever the annual address at the next State fair of
orth Carolina. ''''o i'i' VI
Inc gardens OF Madison county, N. V, are infes-
fearful manner ~
Inc charleston Courier says the public will soon
ave the privilege of reading a new poem from the
athor OF "Hireling and Slave" "Chicora," &C.
The Virginia papers state that a new alum water
'rlng has recently been discovered about six miles
ON Wytheville.