The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27
D O NJ E STIC.

:, THE FORCES IN AND FOR UTAH.
FROM reliable sources we have received the fol
lowing statement of the forces now in Utah and
under orders for that Territory, which is more OK
plcit and correct than any heretofore published :
Three batteries of light artillery one battery OF
heavy artillery; one regiment tcn companies loot
artiilery; one company sappers and mners one
ordnance company; one regiment OF cavalry; one
regiment of dragoons one regiment of infantry.
Making a total of seventy-six companies, or about
G000 men,
and under orders for Utah, will probably be re
placed by the two regiments of volunteers.
We learn also, that Gen. Smith is expected in
this city on or before Tuesday next and will depart
Immediately for Fort Leavenworth, where the order
for movement of the forces will be Immediately
given.-H. Louis Dem.
The bodies of three unknown men were found
drowned yesterday in the East and North Rivers
New York. one at the foot of Forty-niuth street
East River; another at the foot of Pier No. l. East
River; and third at the foot of Murray street.
North River. The first body was that Of a man
about 80 years of age, and dressed as a longshore-
man; it had evidently been in the water several
weeks. The second was that of n laborino man
and appeared to have been in the water about three
months; he was dressed in dark wooden pants.
striped cotton shirt and thick boots The third
body is supposed, from papers found upon his per-
son, to have been George Mallon, contractor of No.
ia East Twenty fourth street. The deceased was
about "A years of age, and was dressed in black
overcoat, dark frockcoat, black pants and cotton
shirt. No marks of violence being found on either
body, verdict was rendered in each case of "sup
posed drowning"
ARREST OF A CoUNTERFE1rER OF Com IN KANSAS
The Leavenworth papers state that for the last
three months that place has been flooded with coun-
terfet silver coin. On the 18th instant the o. s.
Marshal arrested Sergeant Repard of the Sixth U s.
Infantry, and found in his trunks large supply OF
bogus coin. An accomplice testified that he had
seen Repard engaged in its manufacture. The bo-
gus coin is but poor imitation of the genuine but
1T has already obtained large circulation. 1t is
supposed that there are other similar factories in
that vicinity.
Adam X. Brown, of Schuylkill county, was mur
dered at Bergen, N. j., the 3Oth ult 1t appears
that he had gone there for the purpose of bringing
ms boat on here to be loaded. His boat had beer
lett there at the close of navigation last fall. Hi.
body was found on the bank, near the boat about
two hours after he had left store or lock- al
which he had been to purchase provisions. 1t an
pears that he had been killed on board the boat
and his body thrown overheard, after his pocket,
had been rifed of their contents
Travel to Europe promises to be very extensiv,
the coming summer. The Arago for Southampton
and HaVre, next Saturday, has already 800 passen
gers engaged and expects to have every birth oc
cupied. The Saxonia (screw) to sail same day for
Liverpool, will likewise be crammed The Quaker
CITY has been advertised to sail on Saturday on her
pleasure trip to the Mediterranean, but there ap-
pears to be some doubt whether she will be able to
get off by that time.
The Washington authorities having been inform
ed that duel was on the tapis between brother
OF Peter Il. Washington, formerly an Auditor in
the Treasury Department, and nephew of Gov
ernor WISE caused both of the parties to be arrest
ed last evening; by which procedure the contem-
plated duel was frustrated
Col. Titus has turned up in another fight with
Gen. Pomeroy, in Kansas City. The valiant Titus
used his cane freely on the Generals back for al
legged insult or wrong. Titus fought much better
there than he did at Castillo, in Nicaragua
The Norfolk Day Book alleges that an agent of q
Baltimore piano mandatory has disappeared from
that city, probably sailed for Europe with some
S2,ooO belonging to his employer, $40 obtained or
account of another BaltimOrean, and $500 belong
ing to citizen OF Norfolk.
riage contract, in the Harrison county Ind court
from Thomas Jones, unfaithful swain. The ten
der or tough couple, the may be, are each G.
years old.
PRorcsED LoAN.-lt is currently reported that the
Executive has determined to ask Congress to au
thorize new loan to the amount of thirty millions
OF dollars and to fund the twenty millions of treasu
ry notes recently authorised to be issued.-Nat In
teHigencer.
Mrs. Prudence Munroe has obtained 81 ,S37 dam
ages against the city of Boston, for injuries sustain
ed in fall occasoned by an edge stone of the side
walk on Bow street, being of its place.
1t is said that the stock for a rolling mill at Sha
mokin, Pa, has been subscribed. The capita
stock is 900, of which the citizens of Shamokn
have taken $4,000.
MIR. Joseph Clayton died at his residence in Trcn-
ton N. j., on Thursday last, at the advanced age Of
one hundred and seven years, having been born in
ISL.
The anti-slavcry resolutions of the New York
Methodist Conference, passed by vote of 81
against 35.
The New Orleans Delta still advocates the righ
of importing blacks into Louisiana from Africa IL
well as from Maryland and Virginia
Benton's Thirty Years View is said to have al
ready attained the sale of seventy thousand vol
umcs
Lieut.. II A. Wise, the son-in-law of Hon. Edward
Everett, is about to sail for Germany for the benefit
of his health.
The State Treasurer of Wisconsin makes public
announcement that the Treasury is empty with
500, 900 to be paid The State is in a bad way