The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-06

Talcahuana in the year 1882 charged with a viola
tOn of the laws of the republic. The Consul states
that he has doubt that the has been settled,
but is not informed as to the terms.-Ne,o lorc
Herald.
FROM THE PLAINS.
From the Independence NO. Djspatch.l
Mr.. q. Allen, who has been acting general
guide to the troops serving in Nebraska and Utah,
is in our city. From him we learn that the new
route by Bridger's Pass is open for emigrants to
Oregon, California and Utah. Two companies
of cavalry, under Captain Dessasser, were pilotcd
through by Mr.. Allen about the first of Septem-
Der.
This route is shorter, affords more grass and wa
| ter, and is a better road than the old line. When
this becomes known, Mr.. A. thinks that other
| road will be travelled.
An exploring party from Arkansas was met the
4th of September on the Big Medicine Bowe This
party had gone up the Arkansas river taking in
route Pixies Peak, Cherry Creek ana South
Platte, thence up Cast Lapoda, thence through
the Laramie plains to the point where Mr.. Allen
met them.
From the gentlemen composing the exploration
Mr.. \. learned that creek between Little and Big
Medicine Bowe offered greater inducements to the
gold seekers than any other point in the route be
fore mentioned The face and appearance of the
country about Pixies Peak Cherry Greek and Med
icine Bowe very similar to Grass Valley and
| Nevada City in California.
| Mr.. Allen specimens of the gold. and pro
nounces it of rich quality, and expresses a belief
that the mines will turn out well. \ new fort has
been established between Bridger's Pass, near the
i f o III III oo".,t' ~ u nT%
allegiance.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE IN IIowARD CoUNTY.-NIr.
f. A. Talbot, auctoneer by direction Of the Trus-
tee, w II, g. Dorsey, Esq, sold at the Cour
House door on Thursday last, the following real
estate:
I'd ,.' IN III u 'oT acLct WIN improvements sltua
timore' and from & r. Z a. Hoos rom m Rii,
i' o "a I D u iIili "a ~ w. ~ n, h1 ilouu NlS
81 Go0 Pnrcbsser Wr PIi I,tte' lIr Tue sum O.
! SIso tbe firm Of 5Soi i aoras III ~ it
. ies from "a Fndo;I q. "a
Gen. TYSON and others for tbn S1Jo Of sg e0E
Purchaser Mr. Robert Feinour. of Baltimor.
comfy. VI D''''nioi'
The CIarksvilIe nronertv vra undorytond ,,o. .ro,
sold at pnblic sale whom 6ffarcd hmt Iii iil,ih
disposed at private sale bv the Trustee
The Sykesville property was sold Mt = oraat sa
criice on Thursday wneE only brinrino S15 05n
for 25 acres of land n >factorv tnncrSn+s botol
store &C. Purchased by Messrs PuntZev & Miller
No. ,vo.I.----.--- - :
~, lne O." aSningtoh odteS 0i the 4th instant says -:
ne lrlehuS OF Messrs; j. L. Ford and George Kun
. heI, as wen as the iheatrelgong public OF Wash
fhgton genera5ly VIII DC pleased to learn that tn
otlneI HGsCeruay oy succeeded IN obtaining subscrp
t & 10 ehaPie mem 10 carr!
UiU ~. tncii ihS oie Isl'Iu tue ol puhuihg new
on o;t1os anu oie Oe"' auap'eu 10 Tue wants Of
ouT M - ai.a sr .1o ..u,o.,,.. ,.
ne G st G VI iie sIructIre mas not yet oeen loca
t,u nu 3T Ti e On wanna avenue
m I cen IN anu lLtn ~ stIeeIs. Inc Parquette VIII
9bt t go 'nu G, nus ~ aVoiGlng urine
-- N"SN
Tho ,,ro,ot ,,o, :, .. ,l- - ,, =
ine Pleseh! pan Is 70 haAe ~ capaole OF con-
l1oU 10 zogo persons and to
nave nave ~ iurhlsneu WIN every mouern appliance for
The amount of subscription was donated bv sav-
| eral of our first citizens to whom Mr. Ford i nor
| sopally and fayorabIy known
,n,,, on,rr,c Tizdan 5o,o--e 0-o..,.- 10
wa Drotnot hs ;oS fSonS o HG.oper 0S 10 I1e
" " a. go l 'ieH' mas iss"eu "eneral oruers NO. IL,
! as mo r1l0Ws w.
me Dlslrlet Oh the flatte' as organized IN Gene
RAJ RAJ oIuers 70 o, current serles from the Head
VI odo WLil M oe cGsere9 as sepa
t;nI of wttil M tne neahhS 3l tne ootn ar
Ill Ill " - ;i;t anu 'e e Vi tLe army apPn-
~ aE " Initial inilS seGg aiical m uepartments. Inc
Ceroi ~ VIII correspond uirect with
'ei I al e'u y u". M .ei 9 ~
IN eases ol emergency arising IN nelghbor-
ing gH 9ePartment, the district commander VIII give
an an 'e ad o IN .he way OF reinforce
ments ana SuppIeS-he, may be able to afford.
mandnG the District of the Platte aseiy1IoJ ~
duty according to his brevet rank of Colonel
General Twiggs, commanding the department of
Texas, has also issued orders highly complimentary
to Brevet Major Earl Van Dorm, Captain of the I'd
Cavalry, for his victory oye- the Camancba In
dans at their camp near Wacbita VILLAGE on tba
lst October
The order expresses deep sympathv for the loss of
| Lieut Cornelius Van Comn .wbn fii ~ tb o ~
nent and for those of Sergeant T II Cton;.nre "a
nriyates Peter Magan Jsc"h EbG ~, y al @ tSoII lam anu
Howard all of whom were killed or mortally
wounded, except the last, who was missing and is
wannded in tbo oDoald Mllet Inc othgr parties
Wounueu IN 'iie , engagement are also honoraOiy
mentioned, and all the officers of the command are
mentioned as deserving the highest need OF
praise.
FRow AUsTRtII1 - dyicoS FC,,, No,ho,,rro Ans
traia. are TO Angnst if VIC IoU5 ud Tbnn Irere
80 arrivals between the 18th Of INV and the IA of
August, including six Americans vessels the clear
ances for the same time were 81, including eight
American vessels. The leading articles of import
haf Hen off during July as compared with the
san month last year from 33 to so per cent. In
the article OF spirits of all kinds the whole amount
was only ?Z9,oO' against Sll4G53 for July, 1891.
AZ iGtora amore prosperous state of things exists,
win me exception of the liquor, beer and cider
lnporaationS Wnich have Increased about IN tne
i"tro tlae tney nave fallen oil at MeloGuIne.
$4,000, against nothing for the corresponding
month, OF last year. Freights to England were ga.
per h., Tallow 2s@30s per ton, and Cold 212 sd.
per or
We learn from the S6cIL,- 7TII-1 Vlrs that Tho.
Weakley last weeI went ~ Ncbcre he had some ne
crops maxine wen, J ~ ',v ; what they
had each done. rnmaTIod to one named Isaac. that