The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-13
Lynch Law in Kentucky-Tvvo Men Hung
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Lynch Law in kentucky-TyyO Men Hung
by Mob
LOUISVILLE, Nov. PA mob from Campbells-
vile broke open the Jail at Greensbury, KY, on
the 10th inst. and hung the two Thompson and
Despans, committed the charge of numbering
Henry Simpson, year and half ago. Another
prisoner named Elias Stuggs, committed suicide
under the influence of his fears. Hunter, fourth
prisoner, made confession duplicating six others
in the same affair, and the mob, at last accounts
were searching for the rest.
From New Me erico.-Another Indian Battle.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. l2.-The Santa Fe mail has ar
rived. Col. Miles has had another encounter with
the Navajo Indians, in which ten Indians were
killed and eighty horses and $500 sheep captured
The famous Kit Carson, with a band Of Utah In
dians, had passed through Santa Fe on his way to
fight the Navajos.
The Mohawk Indians had attacked an emigrant
train crossing the Colorado, killing three men, two
women and four children
BoSTON, Nov. 1l.-Clara Stewart was found in
barber's shop in the citv early this morning with
all her clothes burned off, and her body shockngly
burnt. She was taken to the hospital, and in her
dying deposition states that a mulatto, named
Mitchell, threw camphene on her which ignited
when he fed. She will not live through the day
Mitchell has been arrested
Explosion of a Steam Mill
RousE's PoINT, N. Y, Nov. 1.-THE steam Stave
and Heading MILL at this place, belonging to Mr..
Rich, of Moore's, N. Y, burst this morning, killing
one man Dy the name OF Scn00lcratt, and lnlurlng
three Others so badly that they not expected to
recover. The names of the three injured not
yet ascertalned.
Donation of MIR. Everett to the Mount Ver-
non Association.
New YORK, Now l2.-Hon Edward Everett has
handed to the Mount Vernon Association $40, 900,
received from the New York Ledger as advance pay
for series of weekly articles during the year.
Sale of a Railroad.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Fox River Valley Rail
cold
was B. W. Raymond, to whom it was struck down
at one thousand dollars, for the benefit of the first
and second bondholders.
The Late Gale.
New Y DIRK, Nov. l2.-An arrival from Turks Is
land brings intelligence that the recent gale was
very severe in that vicinity. Of seven vessels at
Grand Turk, all but one, which put to sea, were
wrecked.
Execution of a Murderer
New YORK, Nov 12.-James Rodgers, convicted
sometime since of the murder of Mr.. John Swan
ston, was to-day executed in the Jail yard. The ex-
ecution was delayed till the latest moment in ex-
pectation of respite.
The Pike Peak Gold Mines
LEAyENwoRTH, Nov. 9.-Favorable accounts con-
tinue to be received from the Pike Peak gold
regions Seven men of the Georgia Company took
out $500 in five days.
Railroad Robbery.
TOLEDO, Nov. l2.-The safe of the Western Rail-
road Company was robbed at Fort Wayne last night
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[NoTE-The comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the Associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers yesterday
Important from Bermuda.
HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Delta, from St.
Thomas on the I'd, and Bermuda on the 7th inst. ,
arrived here to-day.
Bermuda was visited with terrific hurricane on
the 23d. oath, 25th and 26th of October, and i'm
mense damage was done to property.
The bark W. ii. Chandler, from New York for
Vigo, put into Bermuda on the 29th. She en-
countered the hurricane the Oath, and was
thrown on her beam ends and compelled to cut
away her masts.
The schooner Generel Grant, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Bermuda on the 10Th, with large part of
her starbOard waist torn out by the hurricane.
The General Grant passed large ship bottom up,
and saw two other vessels laboring heavily in the
gale.
The schooner Harkaway, from New ork, reached
Bermuda on the 2Sth. Part of her deck load had
been washed overheard.
The bark Eliza Barss from New York, also ar
tived at Bermuda on the 2Sth.
Election of John b. Haskin i'm the Ninth
Congressional District.
WHITE PLAINS, Nov. 1.-THE official canvass of
the votes IN estchester county was completed this
afternoon, with the following result, as regards the
contest between John B. Haskin and Gouverneur
Kemble, to represent the Ninth Congressional dis
trict-John B. Haskin, 5,906; Gouverneur Kemble,
1854; Mr. Haskns majority in Westchester county
is ,022 and Mr.. Kemble's majority in Rockland
and Putnam counties is l,OO9 Mr. Haskn's major
ty in the district is 13, exclusive of the cast
for J. B. Haskin in Westchester and Putnam coun-
ties, where they were rejected
The Case of james McMnhon.
NEWARK N. j., Nov. 1.-THE case of James Nc
Mahon indicted for the murder of his wife, was
concluded to-day, the jury rendering verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree. The prisoner
manifested no apparent concern at the verdict. He
will be sentenced in a few days.
CaDtUre Of n Shaver the Cuban COast.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Black
Warrior arrived at New Orleans Saturday,
bringing information from Havana that the bark
Venus, formerly under the Mexican flag, was cap