The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-04
ME SPANISH FRIGATE AT oUARANTINE

snlps of her class of the foreign naves Her di-
th henSions are Length of her keel 2lS feet inches;
9ae % OF her beam over Al 474 length of deck
o,,'' uIPCr VI oil lower hold, l42. She mounts 81
ET Eus al VI them cast at the national foundry of
90 @ @ eie'Gm Ti Oh which of 6S, and the rest of
o,fo. us ne i Two engines which drive her pro-
Berenguela was launched from the dock yard in
Ferr0l at the beginning the year 1877 She Is com
manded by the captain of frigate Don Juan Rantis
ia Todete The following are the names and rank of
her officers: ~" ~"
and Second Commander "'y
Don Deogracias Sagartiszabal, Lit. of the Navv
Don Jose Domingo Vez, Ensign of the Navy
Don PEDRO Partor, Ensign of the Navy.
Don Salvador Carvia, Ensign of the Navy.
Don Dionisio Guralt, Mdshpman.
Don Juan Rendon, Lieutenant of Artillery
Don Ralia Gurall, 1t. of Infantry of Marine
Don AleIa Reguera, Purser.
Don Antonio Noguerol, First Surgeon.
Don Juan Acosa, Second Surgeon.
Don Naentin Acosta, Chaplain,
The total number other crew consists of 800 men.
Zen OF them, who were more or less attacked by
yellow fever, have already been transferred to the
Quarantine e. Hospital, where they treated with
all care We gratifed to state that the rest of
the crew are now enjoying the best of health
EXPLOSION IN A SUGAR REFINERY AND TWO MEy
DANGEROUSLY INJURED.-Y esterdav, about noon n
bone hitter in the sugar refinery of Messrs Finken
& w heatley,. No. As Water street. exploded and
two men, named John Feldhouse, and Christian
Scmckelman, were so severely scalded that their
recovery is not expected. The filter was an ur.
right one, and the men proceeded to remedy a
defect at the bottom of it by means of a hammer,
instead of wrench, as they should have DONE
The force brought to bear upon the part broke off
the bolt, and the man-hole being opened bv the
steam, both the men were scaded.-N. Y Tribune
The CANADA Coal HUxBUG.-The Toronto Globe
furnishes the particulars of the great coal swinde
at Bowmanvile, near that city. Joe Balsden the
miner who professed to have discovered remarkable
indications of coal in surrounding wells acted the
part of deceiver throughout the whole matter and
aferward, of the Bateses, proprietor ofthe farm
and also Ellsworth, who conducted the boring ope-
rations, joined in the humhug. They obtained the
coal without attracting observation, and crammed
it down the hole which they were boring. 1t is diff
hcut to understand the exact motives of Bates the
matter, since we cannot learn that he made any at
tempt sell the land, or otherwise to profit by the
pretended discovery.
ANOTHER ATLANTIC STEAMsHIP-The Liverpool.
New York and Philadelphia Steamship Company
have purchased the steamship Vigo, vessel of 3
600 tons measurement, to sail between this port and
Liverpool in conjunction with the other steamers of
the line, which have been running so successfully
for some years. She would sail from Liverpool on
the 2lst ultmo, taking the place of the City of Bal
timore which vessel detained in Halifax on her
last trip to this port in consequence ofa slight acci
dent to her machinery. The Vigo has very superb
or accommodations for passengers, and will sail for
Liverpool on Thursday, 18th of August.-N York
Herald.
DEPARTURE OF MINISTER BUCKALEw.-HOn Chas.
X. Buckalew, the newly appointed minister resident
at Ecuador, was to have left his home at Blooms
burg, Pennsylvania, Yesterday morning, for New
York, route for the of his future labors.-
Mr.. Buckalew will be accompanied by his lady, lit
tie and daughter, and Master Charles r. Brock
way, of Beach Haven, They travel by way of the
lsthmus, and, if successful in their voyage expect
to reach their destined future home in some twenty
five or thirty days Mr.. Buckalew (says the
bloomsbury Democra) carries with him, in his dis
tant voyage the warmest sympathies and best
CARDS of not only his late felow-citizens of Blooms
burg, but the American people generally.
ANOTHER VESSEL CAPrURED.-The schooner Willis
Putnam, of PrOvincetown, Mass, arrived here on
Friday last, and was Immediately taken possession
of by Inspector General VIM. II. Parker, for a vio-
atOn of the inspection law in June last, having on
that occasion resisted the inspector, driving him
from the vessel with threats to shoot him, and pro-
ceeding to sea without certificate. Mr.. Parker,
after taking possession By virtue of his office, then
placed her in the charge of hlr. Sheriff Corprew,
who will see that the requirements of the law are
fully observed before she quits his possession. The
penalty jim case of resistance to the inspection
law is fine of $500 and costs.-NorfoLE Herald,
THE DROWNED VnLAGEs.-Algiers, McDonogh-
vile and Gretna are still covered to a considerable
extent by the water from the the right
bank of the river. Driven in very many cases from
their residences by the flood, the poorer classes of
the habitants of these little towns have experience
ed much suffering. The lower stories of hundreds of
hou yet better habitatons for fishes than
human beings-little recession of the waters
having been noted.-Nev Orleans Picayune July "a.
EULoGY ON THE LIFE AND SERVICES OF GEN. QUIT
MANA meeting in honor of Gen. Qutman was
held in Jackson, Miss, the 23d ult., which was
presided over by the Hon. A. G. Brown-Ben. w.
Sanders acting as Secretary-at which resolution
was adopted inviting Chief Justice Pinckney Smith
to deliver eulogy on the life and services of the
lamented dead.
The lonitew announces that the son of NJ. Eve
lizard, the French Consul at Jeddah, who was mur-
dered by the fanatcal Arabs, has been nominated
ty scholarship in the Imperial Lyceum of st.
Louis; and his sister, the courageous young woman
who struggled to defend her parent, and actually
killed one of the asSailants, has been provided by
the Empress EUGENE with handsome dowry.
A spirited yacht race took place at New London
Saturday last. The whole number of vessels
entered for the twenty-one which
arranged in three classes. The course ff-
teen miles, and the winning yacht accomplished the
distance in three hours, fifteen minutes, twenty-five
seconds.
The Hon. John NJ Wood of the Ist district of
Maine, sued an ex-editor of newspaper, of which
he is proprietor, for advances of money The editor
puts in, set off for the claim bill for getting
up for his (Wood's) use letter of acceptance and
a speech of acknowledgement at the time of his
elections to congress.
The negroes of Massachusetts, were to assemble
in Convention at New Bedford yesterday for the
purpose of celebrating the anniversary of negro
emancipation in particular and of taking into con-
sderation the condition of the colOred race gene
rally in the United States
There is living, in Georgia, one of the SOL
diers of the old French Empire. He was in the
battles of Marengo, jena and Waterloo-went
through them all, unhurt, and emgrated to Amer
lea when Napoleon exiled to st. Helena.
The Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company have made the location for an extension
Of their road from its present terminus near the
Georges Creek mines, to the new mines OF the Mil
Ter Coal Company, distance oftwo miles.
Tbara 10 a rumor in ENGLAND that Mr.. Gladstone.
who is among the ablest financers in England, will
take the place of D'Israeli Chancellor of the Ex
chequer. Some means will be devised by Lord Der
by to indemnify the latter for his decapitation.
The Democratic Convention for the IVth Con-
gressional District of Michigan was held at Macki-
nav last Wednesday. Robert w. Davies, of Oak
land, was nominated for Representative in Congress
the first formal ballot.
The citizens of Craytonville in Anderson District
the birth place Of Hon. James L. Orr Speaker of
the House of Representatives. rendered him
public dinner, which will take place on the 18th
August.
DR.. Graham, of New Orleans, who killed Loring,
at the ST. Nicholas hotel, in New York, several
years ago, has Just been elected one OF the city
physicians of New Orleans, by the Common Coun-
ell.
A duel is announced to take place between Thorn
as F. Marshall and Thomas ?. Porter. They got
into quarrel at Versailles, kentucky, on the 27th
ult. Porter choked Marshall, ana marshall rotor
ted by challenge.
The Hon. J. Dooittle of the Glass of 1884, and
Senator in Congress from Wisconsin, has promised
to be the next orator before the Alumni of Hobart
Free College.
The American Dental Convention, composed of
dentists from all parts of the Union will begin its
Fourth Annual Session on the Sd of August in Gin
cinnati.
Mr.. C. Weaver was instantly killed on Saturday
night last, near Weaversvile, Fauquer county,Va.,
by being run over by the up train on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad.
The Spirituaists of Waukegan, Wis, and the
region round about, had camp-meeting at Benton,
in that county on Sunday. There were some two
thousand people in attendance.
The guano trade has temporarily fallenof. Ihe
number of vessels that have taken cargoes from the
pha Tsla iS