The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-27
= onfos WhS EkAL WALKERS DTs,Vo1r.

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we'd ICC'Sj ana, so TAR, the revelation nou, ,1 "
rhe th, poneIal goes to weaken the evidence nm wv
ton t t,'t very probablc-rested IN NV
is now ror tb 4 ol te Cabinet alluded to- and
n.W ~" ior W lne 1llst time named. we place tbo ,
the ''''' ltttef IN our coumns.-Nat ioteIj;oeco
the w. ffo@ the NobHe Reqistcy. of .Eg, On
wasIi iSoLieu Il lew days since paragraph from
h wbe t4t93 fatty contradictinr staten
,ne J mn5Ln General Walker has on several occos;
mt Inaae IN his speeches to the pubiic in
ne o"in communications and oyertuyns r,ad 49, ~ ~
he 'neiaDer ai OF the Cabinet We intimotaJ nt
- viau ~ '4iG that 1t would behoove General "
ad upon which h n.'ulction to produce the eviden
du Ill Ill MiIiGh ne based his statements tn;
re i%ed forth letter from the GonnrnI r. ms
l nnIr;" Thlcn IN justice to him we Law bafo Dt
ne IN TINS letter General W. ALLEGES facts
= which in his opinion ,y5J ,ro,1 a a
OF ~ ~ making the statement which b ii "' aheG n
~ r"r"" mas eontradicted. We leave tho aittn
~ +b! uier pursued between the parties nnoor,
: tba trth hn"l aeeih necessary for the vindicatior
;, iSes. themselves right in the pref
ES"or Of the Mobile Register: 'uiy ~ IooS
raad il on returning to this city a dav or two ~
r ir,t ~ our Journal an extract from tbo ~ ~
lhgton b'aon DENYING certain s+ota ,ohl the W as
vas reported had lately made in oI wien
@ Ia @1 New Orleans The writer in tb JL GeiiE t q
to have h ed as to the fact of the speech soi
! Io,,,aS'e 'een maze by me at New Orla.ns d.. ,
| |iong ago as the month of Jannarv Iat P9t !
III mere and since then elsewhere +PP,, P"g,ie
idcnticai I'D IN nature, though NOT entrnI
iDoton 1o n,,i nose attributed to me by the Wash
of n,'i:, ~ SP"per' As you suggest thn I1ror,;t
VI PuohShlng the evidence on yb;oh - 1ptoplletl
were made, hope you will not a. 49, staee
Is w. II furnish You with the facts of tba @ Luz III
| Ioa 'ne month OF October last was in No. a.
leans, preparing to return to w., ln NeW Or
Wv; ane LiiGue OF the month General Uenn;-' 1n"ou'
from Washington, and soon after vs. |ed ,4 a. a.
lGu me that he had important news ~ ,,'CC @ n1
lI4cate lie then proceeded to stoto vi ~ ~ com GO
. bnll
WIN Cilg secretary of War; that in tb W aS".loils
IN .e oi tie interviews the Secretary bad ic se oI
dent to orro.t on the part of the Pres
a. d. thG same time that the acousition 90 Ia ttung,
OF Mr.. Buchanan. "e"i " tue heart
incr secretary further proceeded to say oooord
in8 TO "eneral HGnnngsen's rnnor+ ~ ":coru-
would turn our attention to Nnvion ~ SIidt II we
sne service OF Comonort we should boro ~ ii'so
pott OF the United States Government tbt otC up
m az tie .leNcah service we might by some acf nnL
war batroo moWn tne nag Of Spain, bring about
1neh DC seized by the former power The Soa r'
~, according to the report received ifn,5 ga,
f n, hnlnSSen that means would not be IartinC
t"i Suci an enterprise, and whom ,rnssod %
General to state how the means co+,d h. uIeu " the
Pilcu' Il nave gone the length of nv tntbor 80
can say more 1t will be necessary for mo 70 %
person person ABOVE me- In the next interview tha Soo
Tetary informed the General that bo I,,o 'le 7ec-
thorZed to go further but that he nibt nI, nIC a
plciy the means being nroyid1d y rely i'm
prise were undertaken, ''' enter
4,o men zen. Hepningsen made this commurioo-
hon Ioa 10 me was shocked at its nature and
~ fii't tne government could hardly be in aarant
lie said that he had been authorized 70 in e"rsst.
ne tile character OF the conversation held With ~
secretary OF " ar, and to communicate tbnm oio
Orleans. e'"'' leslulnS III New
the foregoing are facts which have substan+io,
y ueIaiied IN speeches made here and elsewhere
nave been careful always to state the sopraa Of mn
ta,olinatlon and need hardly say shat am firmly
con, lieea OF the truth and accuracy of the renort
made to me by Gen. Hennngsen.
nave ever found the General to be = ,ron mt
THt Vi Ssrct truth and honor but also careful in
t t5,S use o inSua@e, and particularly accurate in
troVerses of such moment rs these haYn ottI
M"i' iG4y On ms statements as implicitly ne if I
l'ld heard mysefwhat had passed between the Soc
"u9 nlhSeli. In the recent trial in New Or
ahS ehdeaVored to place these facts in the sbanc
d regal evidence. General Henniprsen vres sm,
u, npheu oy me as Il witness for this purpose Rn+
Nhen the question was put with the view Of elicit
u? oneSe laG'S the district attorney immediately
'Dlet.e" ana the presiding justice ruled out the
question without waiting to Hear the oLicct I bnd
n trying to elicit the testimony ''''
Iermt me to add that ! have been driven n snool
u pnese matters by the course the Government has
rom me the rights and the property | hold in NJ
aqua high Federal officers have ATTEMPTED 10 do
rive i, me OF my honor also. The good namo have
Inherited from my fathers has been tbn nhiact or
ttack by those whose positions sbomId ho-o riJ
,ieii ABOVE Tie indulgence of personal abuse A.
ne advocate OF a cause, know that the consa-
uenccs .. OF the enterprise which l. an humble in
trument IN the hands of a hiuh noyvnr bo,ro =,
uGurated will he felt and apnreciated ,rbn In
ameS OF the most illustrous of nv traducnrs sbaII
ave passed nto'obscurity, if not into shame and
gnOminy. ~ anu
As man, even though had none Of tbo cbarit,,
Suuerpth IODqr nd l. ;nl
III stoop as 10 cherish any feeling of personal cnmi
towards those who, torgetful of their stations do
l2t hesitate to malign me and my motives. But
lth ttnrou@h me nigh tunctionares aim blow at
lhlShtE movement, justice to the cause l have !
SPoeSeo requires me to repel the attack Under / !
uc. @ circumstances scorn the counsel of those who
uvSe submission to wrong because the arms raised
Sinlte are strong and belong to mowers b;nb in
uthority3 and woe be to that individnai or - tht m
cope win whom such slavsh counsels prevail
our opedlent servant, WIN. WALKER.
H. LIVINGSTONE AT THE CAPE OF GOOD
DR.. LTingstones expedition sailed from Table 7
ay on April 27th for Zambesi. proposal was
la9e 5te by the Government to establish five inter f
ediate posts between the colony and the Zambesi = =
insure line OF monthly communications. \
From the London Times Of Julg7J t
a letter was received at Hadlcy last Saturday '
om Mrs. Livingstone, wife of Dr. Livingstone, 5
tea Cape Town, May 10, 1858, in which she states
H..
nd that the Doctor left for the Zambesi about ten
avs after, accompanied by ship of war. which
Ill see them safely over the bar. She adds ''You
Ill De glad to hear that the people he left at Tete Il
e stlll waiting for him. How delighted they will p
2 to see him again. | think the expedition will o
aye reached the Iambesi by this time" s.
Dr. Livingstone met with most cordial and I D
ratliylng reception from his friends at the Cape.
!ey presented him with small silver box. con- n
lnlng purse of eight hundred guineas and en- d
rtalned ham at grand dinner. | am sorry to a
J ne has been obliged to leave Mrs Livingstone "
'hlaa' as sle suffered so much with seasickness l
at II was doubtful whether she could reach the
lst Coast alive. She intends proceeding with her II
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Moat to his missionary Sta II
On at huruman, and thence hopes to reoin her d
lsband on the Zambesi some time next year oI
Mrs livingstone gives account of the state ia
society at the Cape, and adds that she spent no +
easantcr time in England than the few months di
ey all passed at Hadley last summer. What with ii
c Beers and the natives South Africa is in dread u
state. The former are DESTROYING all the mis-
mary stations, and one poor mssionary's wife is ,
scribed as flying to the mountains in the middle q
the night with all their children, 'and thatin the 10
ne of snow," er
Acrroy FOR \ FALSE TELEGRAPHfr DTsP ATrr.- p'
le Court of Queens Bench was on Tuesday the 'i
h, occupied with a case of great Importance to
c commercial world. In the month of July. 1857, IN
report reached the headquarters in London of tv
e South Eastern Railway Company that the Lewes I'll
INK had stopped payment. The cashier of the "
mpany adopted the report, and telegraphcd to Iii
elr servants at the various stations on the line
at they were to take notes or cheques on tr
Lewes Bank. The notice of the alleged stop te
ge was also posted up at some of the stations. &C
1ngside correct announcement that the HASTINGS A
INK had suspended payment. In consequence of | &C
e publication of the false report there was a run
on the Lewes Bank, in order to meet which tha | -,
eurities had to be realized at enormous af
e jury gave verdict for the plaintiff, with 60 W
damages. 1t appeared from the statement of w
counsel that if the message of the cashier had pe
t been published at the stations, it might have
en- looked upon as a privileged communication bt
tween the cashier and the subordinate servants co
the company.-Lon. Times. on
LIE LONDON OH CLorHEs MARxEr-Mr, Moses al