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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

SUPERIOR COURT.-Hon. Il. Collins Lee Judge
The Court was occupied in the following case on
yesterday: .'"..f.
William Fisher US. James Frazier, administrator
of VIM. ii. Frazier. Before reported. Jury out.
Assignment for to-day 357 to $50.
UNITED STATES CmcUIT CoURT.-Hon. Judge
Giles. The Court was engaged in the following
case yesterday:
Isaiah Frost and others Us. The Frostburg Coal
Company. An action Of ejectment to recover pos
session of coal mine. Before reported. II. Winter
Davis, Hugh i. Bond and II. r. Partridge, Esqrs,
for plaintiffs; Thomas j. McKaig, George A. Pear
re and William Price, Esqrs., for defendants.
CIRCUIT CoURT OF BALTIMORE CrTY.-Hon. VIM
Geo. Krebs, Judge. There was no business of pub
lie interest transacted in this Court yesterday.
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SUICIDE, &c.
New ORLEANS, Nov. Ar. H. Chiffon, Cotton
broker of this city, committed suicide this morn
ing.
The deaths by fever yesterday were II.
The Yellow Fever at New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Nov 3.-The deaths from fever
yesterday numbered "a.
[NoTE-The comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the Associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of yesterday
Wreck of the Brigantine Lark.
HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-The Government schooner Da-
ring, from Sable Island the 30th ut, has arrived
here with the captain, and materials of the
brigantine Lark, of st. Johns, n. F., which was
totally wrecked on the 29th, during heavy north
east gale.
On the morning of the 30th, vessel on fire was
off the south side of the island.
About noon large steamer came from the east
ward, went to the wreck, rem aimed two hours, and
then proceeded westward. The day fine and
the sea smooth. .I. . ...l.
After the steamer left, nothing was seen of the
burning vessel.
The schooner Anho, from Halifax for Quebec,
totally lost in Country Harbor Cage the Goth
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LATEST N E w S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. y
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

HALIFAX, Nov. 4-The steamer America, from
Liverpool with dates to the 23d ult., arrived here
last night about midnight.
A few Ineligible words have been received
through the Atlantic Cable, and shares have rallied
from 1850 to f4O0. s- 81. ~. -...'
The French and Portugal question is still unset
tied but favorable solution is expected notwith-
standing that two more French vessels have ar
ri we'd in the Tagus.
The advces per steamers North Briton and City
of Washington had arrived at Liverpool.
Signals had been received at Nalentia from New
foundand through the Atlantic Cable, in very dis
tnct manner by means of Daniels battery, in use
at the latter place Orders were given at once to
use Daniels battery at Valenta.
The London Times continues its attack on Com
missioner Reed, characterising him as the cats-paw
of Russia.
The Bank of England stills refrans from reducing
the rate of interest, notwithstanding the money
market is so easy that loans Government securi-
ties can be obtained at per cent
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-The funds Yesterday contin-
ued fiat and declined q. The discount market is
very easy.
The Paris journals reiterate the report of an in
surrection in Serva, and intimate that Austria is
disposed to interfere for the interest Of Europe.
The Greek Christians in Bosnia, who have been
committing terrible outrages the Mussulman
population. have the belief that they will have the
support of France and Russia in the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of the Turkish Empire, and the formation OF a
Greek State of Constantinople.
Inc LONDON morning fot understands tnat the
Channel feet had been ordered to Lisbon A
French vessel of had arrived in the Tagus with
a French Attache, but no definite arrangement has
been made.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 23-Cotton has been very dull at de
cline of r. Sales of the week "a coo bales The sales
the week embraced 1000 bales for export and 400 bales
specuators Sales of Friday estimated at 900 bales, all
the trade. Market closed dull-New Orleans fair
Middling 74 Mobile fair l5 Middng S,l6; Upland
fair 7l6 Middng "a Stock in port 465 900 bales in
Guiding sc 900 bales of American cotton.
lower.
Observation-Disclosures steady Choice flour is very dull
Other kinds of Southern 22s. Wheat is frm-best dull
Inferior red 5s 2dd6s. 3D.. white 6s. Sd. 6s Cd. South
7s.(7s 3D. Corn is very dull and quotations nom
nal-yeow 31s (G33s; white 34s.
Provsions.-Beef is heavy and previous quotations
barely maintained Pork quiet. Bacon heavy, at easier
prices-quotatons unchanged. Lard is heavy at 55s.
Produce.-Sugar is firm and all qualities slightly ad
vanced Coffee is quiet. Rice is dull Rosin is steady
fine l2 ola cents. Turpentne Spirits closed steady al
39s .G14Os.
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet but prices
steady. Flour ranges from 20s. to 24s
MONEY MARKET.-Consols esS G9S4. Bullion in the
Bank of England has decreased f26 600 sterling Money
is abundant and rates easy.
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PhiIalAInhin Matters

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Mrs. jenkins has been
arrested in Bucks county suspicion of poisoning
her husband, William Jenkins some ten days since.
An analysis of the body is going on. She made a
determined resistance to the officers. ls!..
The excursion of the Hibernia Steam Fire En-
gine Company to New York is postponed until the
20th, in consequence of an accident this morning to
their steam engine. .-t ... ... -.... .-.
Gen. Paez was received at two o'clock this after
noon by Mayor Henry, when tine thanks of Para
quay for his reception in 1850 was rendered by the
Paraguay Commissioners. - -.
Departure of the Europa.
BosToN, Nov. 3.-The r. NJ. steamship Europa
sailed at II o'clock to-day, with SO passengers for
Liverpool and 10 for Halifax. She took out only
$4,000 in specie.
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FROM VERA CRuZ

T Correspondence of the NelU Orleans PicdyIHe
VERA CRUZ, Oct. 2l.-This miserable pest house
of city is beginning to recover from the Affections
of the past summer months, and a few more north
ers like the two or three have had, will make
the place once more inhabtabe by human flesh
and blood The disease and deaths Of the past three
or -four months have been terrible, made more so by
the number OftroOps from the up country quarter
ed here. ..-
Political matters are unchanged, Vera Cruz
being still under siege and the Conservative army
still threatening to attack and carry the city by
storm, which, by the by, they cannot do-neither
will they ever attempt it.
The Plymouth reached here from Greytown on
the 10Th of September and after learning that MT;
FORSYTH could not come down before the l4th OF
this month October Capt. Dahlgren, acting upon
the suggestion of Mr.. Forsyth made short cruise
to Tampico, as well as to avoid the rOnaito az TO
show the United States flag off that port.
When the Plymouth arrived at the bar OFT ram
pco, and Capt. Dahlgren made an official visit 10
the place, he found he had arrived in good season
to protest against most vainous outrages COM
mitted upon citizens of the United States, by that
outawed banGit, Cara, who now has possession OF
Tampico. Capt. Dahgren called Cara to rigid
account for his conduct, and obtained from him
States citizens he had injured The insult to the
United States flag by Cara, Capt. Dahlgren dld
not settle as it is a matter for his government to
dispose of.
Cen Cara is one of the leaders of the Liberal
party, and acknowledges obedience to the Jaurez
government at Vera Cruz 1t is just and proper
to say that when Capt. Dahlgren called upon
President Jaurez, to ascertain whether be approved
the conduct of Cara, both he and his minister OF
War and Foreign Relations Decampo, promptly
condemned the conduct of Garza and also promised
| rorp
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FRANCE AND SwITzERLAND.-The Federal Council
th Wao n mas oy aGn
francs. For about forty years the valley has been
neither French nor Swiss, and on recent occasion
the police of the two countries not able to lay
hold of malefactor who, having taken refuge in
the centre of the valley invoked by turn the quail
ty of French and Swiss CITIZEN to suit his purpose
1t also in some cuts the road which, leading
from Des Rousses to Gex, by La Faucille, puts one
of the extremites of the French territory in COM
munication with Franche-Comte. For Switzer-
land, on the contrary, there strategcal con-
siderations of any consequence. The Canton of
Vaud, being the former proprietor of the valley,
has to give the final sanction to the officers of
France, and it is thought that certain degree of
opposition will be manifested in the Grand Council
of Lausanne.
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Departure of the Europa.

ALMOST ANOTHER LyoNNA1s AFFAIR-The brig
Melvin, of Boston, Capt. Sutton, arrived at New
York on Monday from Key West. She reports
that on October 30, while off Cape Henry in dense
fog, saw the steamship Augusta, for Savannah
which passed within two feet of her 1.-THE Melvin 81
bow, at the extraordinary and dangerous speed Of
IA knots per hour. No damage was done, however.
At the late session of the Grand Lodge of Ohio,
nearly 800 lodges were represented, showing an ag
gregate membership of over 7 900 in the State.
large amount OF business transacted and all the
proceedings were conducted with the greatest har-
mOny.
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A NM & r. IT T. N T.S

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The Ravel troupe appear
in one of their attractive programme of entertain
ments this evening 1t consists of the comic pantumme
of La Fete Chompetre in which Marietta Zanetta will
appear her wonderful eas upon the double tight rope
and in which Francois Rave sustans his laughable cha
racter Of Lourdan followed by the ballet of Acdlstd the
prr cpal character being sustained by Yrca Matthias
Paul Brilliant and Miles Wnde and Frances, and the
whole concluding with the pantomime of The Magic Trn
pet with Gabriel Ravel the Clown and Francois as
Casander As they fail to attract large au
dences this evenings performances will doubtless bt
witnessed by an overlooking auditory, the hill comp
ses their amusing pantomimes, and favoritt
hal ilet
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The TRANSIT RoUrE-General Maxine Jerez, the
Ncaraguan Envoy, issued manifesto a few days
since, warning passengers not to sail in the Wash
ington, as the route to which she belonged was not
in readiness for travel. To this Jno. P. Zilvertin
replies by publishing letter from the Transporta-
ton agent, stating that he could take so tons of
1reght, and that delay need be feared, together
with another letter from Senior A. j. De Yrissari,
Nlcaraguan Minister, in which he says can as
sure you that know from reliable information, re-
ceived from Nicaragua, that the transit for the
transportation OF passengers and freight across said
lsthmus was in complete order and ready ON the
18th of October last, when the last steamer of the
Company arrived, and that since the latter part of
September all the necessary mules and carriaoes
ready for the transportation of passengers by
land, the road itself being in good order and CON
dition.
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THE FATE OF MExIco.-The New Orleans Plea
yuae, which is well informed in regard to Mexican
matters gives its opinion of the proposed protec-
torate,'' follows ...
If those who have favored this proposition, ex-
guardianship of the United States, they WILL with
out doubt, be mistaken. The Centralits, en-
bracng the party of the Church, fear the presence
of American influence more than lnsrule and per-
petual anarchy. The Liberal party, though not so
hostile to the ideas peculiarly Anglo-American
have yet self-reance that renders the proposition
as distastefu at least to their leaders, as to the
public men Of any other class in Mexico. Vidaurri
their leader in Northern Mexico, is man of intel
ligence, OF liberal views, and intensely national
He has steadily rejected all protfers of assistance
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The Chicago Journal notices the arrival at Mil
waukie of the A. V. Brown, the first revenue cutter
that has ever been on Lake Michigan to which her
jurisdiction is limited. She is differed by Com
mander Henry A. Mitchell and Lieutenant John A
Underwood. ....
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and patented machine for addressing newspapers
and periodicals. which at very moderate rate of
speed addresses sixty per minute with the name
and address of the subscriber on the paper or
wrapper.
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Daniel E. Somes, the recently elected member of
Congress in the First district of Maine saws the
Portland Argus of the 25tll ult., suspended busi-
ness last week-reported liabilities SlOO,OO0
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TIE VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY
opened its annual exhibition at Petersburg on Tues
day. Mr.. lndington, of Kentucky, Captain Shan
berg, OF Maryland, Mr.. Thomas Asten, of Ohio and
several others, who exhibitors at the National
Societys exhibition, have their stock and various
articles at this one. Petersburg is thronged and
much enthusiasm prevails.
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The new invasion of Nicaragua will give little
concern to anybody except those who are engaged
in it. The Presidents proclamation and the British
feet will prevent any mischief.-N, y. Epe Post,
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In West Troy, N Y ;, Monday evening, young
man named John Riley, jr., attended dance, after
which he ate hearty supper and retired to bed
apparently in good health. Tuesday morning,
however, he was found dead. Coroner Witbeek
held an inquest, and post mortem examination by
DR.. L. R. Mclean showed that his death had beer
caused by congestion of the lungs, produced by in
digestion.
Mr.. Dubos is delivering course of French lee
lures in New York.
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Professor Hind, who recently explored portion
of the British northwestern territory, states that
the European and Canadian elements have been
gradually diminishing for years, and that the seven
thousand half breeds now inhabiting Pembina and
the valley of the Red and the Assinboin rivers are
relapsing into the habits and tastes of the abort
gines. The present state of society and the condi-
ton ofthe people in the settlements are in his opin-
ion, far from being either pleasant or encouraging
The Red River settlement was founded forty years
ago. 1t only needs few hundred Americans to
take complete possession of those beautiful valleys
and they will not long be wanting.
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The work shops OF the Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb and B lind at Staunton, Va, were destroyed
by fire on Tuesday morning. The chapel was sew
era times on fire, and at one time it was believed
that the whole establishment would be consumed.
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The Governor of South Carolina has had manu-
featured, in accordance with vote of the South
Carolina Legislature, two beautiful swords, designed
for Major Daniel II. Hill and Capt. Richard IL. An
derson. for services in the Mexican war. He has
also in the exercise of the discretion accorded him
by the Legislature directed a chronometer, made in
the best style, to be presented to Commander H. j.
Hartstein. The three officers are natives of the
State.
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Sir William Williams, the defender of Kars, is
in Portland, Me- The clergy of the city waited on
him on Monday last and the Rev: DR.. Caruthers
presented him an address, to which he made most
appropriate reply.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Adjutant- Gen. Cooper
calls attention to former order requiring officer.
of the army arriving at the seat of government to
report at his Office, and during their sojourn in
Washington to wear prescribed dress, which reg
ulaton has not hitherto been strictly observed.
The District of the Platte by another order, is
to be considered as separate command, and Brew
Col. Munroe is assigned to the command, according
to his Brevet rank of Colonel. . -
Lieut.. Burns of the 5th Infantry is appointed
Commissary of ofSubsstance, with the rank of Cap
tain
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The Young Mems Christian Association of Phila-
delphia held its fourth anniversary meeting in
Jayne's Hall on Tuesday evening. The immense
hail. with its galleries and boxes, was filled, the as
sembage surprising anything of the kind ever seen
in the city. The Presidents and a number of mem
bers of similar associations in Boston, Baltimore,
Chicago Cincinnati and other places were present.
The Association has "a regular meetings held under
its auspices in Philadelphia and the towns around
it, and the Report congratulates the members upon
the breaking down of the sectarian feeling which
has attended the meetings in the Union tent.
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ARRIVAL OF THE San DIEGO OVERLAND MAIL.-The
San Antonio Herald of the 23d ult. says:
BY the arrival of the overland mail, at II O'Clock
Thursday night, we have San Diego and San
Francisco papers to the 18th ult We learn from
MIR. Holiday, who is road agent of the line, that
everything along the line is quiet, that considera
BILE emigration is going into Arizona. MIR. II
thinks the St. Louis and San Francisco mail vii
not be able to make their schedule time long
Their animals were rapidly failing.
From the San Diego Herald we learn that Col
Leach's Wagon Road Commission had been par
TALLY disbanded, the engineer corps having been
broken up. The working party left Mesilla, Au
on was to go over The worI wbereTer il was rp
quired, second time, so as to make it as near per-
feet possible. The Colonel has still left sCme
S25,OOO to 100000 of his appropriation unex
nended
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Movements of Ocean Steamers.
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamer Cahawba ar
rived day. The steamer Illinois sails on the 6th
at the usnal hour for AspiDWall.
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There cases in the Mayors Court yesterday
except those of policemen charged with lack of duty
They suspended by the Mayor.
John H. Grote arrested on yesterday by Sergeant
Davis on the charge of whipping his wife, Justice Nc
Kinley committed him for court.
Elizabeth JONES' colored yesterday arrested by OFF
Ger Brooks the charge of stealing pair of shoes
The accused has been employed by lady named Cook
residing in Vine street. Fremont, for time past
but Mrs. Cook having died few days since, she was
thrown out of mployment and leaving the house
the appropriated the shoes and several other
ticles to her A lot Of jewery, amounting to
thirty forty dollars worth is missing but it is
known whether she took it or not. She commit
ted to Jail for court by Justice Logan.
Frank Lewis colored, arrested on yesterday eve
ming, charged with getting silver watch false pre-
tAnc .InStice Wheat committed him for court
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MHTARY.-Within a few days past the Baltimore
City Guard has received from Harpers Ferry a
beautiful stand of Minnie muskets fitted with the
Maynard primer The cap can also be used. A lot of
bullets and primers have been purchased by the bat
talion 1t is understood that this is the second
stand of this class of muket that has been delivered
from the United States armories to volunteers.