The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-09
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The Yarmouth Register reports that n week or
two since party from the vicinity of Boston came
down to Truro completely equipped with spades.
pixies and divining rods, and commenced digging on
the beach on the back side of the Cape for treasure
which was said to have been buried there by the nj
rate Bellamy, who was wrecked on Wellheet beach
in I'LL. The gold hunters pitched their. tents on
the beach, and then pitched into the soft and Weld
ing earth, and after three or four DAYS of hard
work, succeeded in digging Iarge-hole in the
ground, but no gold.
The editor of the South, in his letter from Wash
ington, communicates the following item of inteIIi-
gence:
81 am sorry to learn that the recall of Judce Ma
son Is an inevitable event. Senator Sldell will re-
place him at the French Court. This is reliable in
formation ~
Some of the young ladies of Providence p
have been amusing themselves with yobLeo,,r ,;,'
representing Mrs. Herbert at different noints Of b
eccentric career; particularly scene in ono of tbo
streets OF that city, in which she figured not lone
since, IN company with New York editor.
The st. Louis Democrat mentions that an unnsuoI
NUMBER OF oead bodies have lately foated down the
rVer and accounts for the fact from the late dsas
tiers and treshets. That the persons arc NOT 49,
dered Is evident from the fact that money s usnoII
found upon the bodies 10 usually
Inc Savannah Georgian states that in conseouanco
CT dizziness in trade and the want of wboIeson,o
speculation In Savannah, a number of first class
their bucp
to reopen in other cities 'N''Ne'''
"A writ OF man 1 has been granted by the ST.
preme Court ofPennsylvania at HarrishnIr &c t1
instance OF MIR. Thomas, directing the Comm;ss;on
ers OF Allegheny county to levy tax tn meet tb
interest on railroad bonds now due and cominG dna
Inc New Jersey Railroad Company, from Nar,
ork to Philadelphia, state in their report inst is
sued that the apparatus for the introduction of IL
tested. ~
The "Swill Milk dealers, like their bretbrnn .,
the rum fluid, are forming alliances in Neu VII ~
city, to resist the efforts of Mayor Tiemann 70 nro
tect the citizens from the poisonous effects of tbar
liquid. VI 'ielr
shocking accident occurred near Piermont =
rev uays since, oy which Judge Kinney of Schuv-
Ter county was killed and a drover seriousIv IN.
jured. III
Prime grass butter, as yellow as gold. and rs
sweet as nut is selling at twelve cents ner nound
at Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania
Owing to the dull times, nearly all the Oooor
county n. ~ vessels in the southern trade are
lalu up a circumstance which has not occurrad no
fore for years. ~" '0
); r. Moorhead has been nominated for Conoress
IN IN me ISL district, and Robert Mcknight for the
ga dlstrlct OF Pennsylvania, by the Republicans.
me prlncipai OF one OF the Chicago public schools
was almost beaten to death last week for sendinp a
boy home to wash his face
Iwenty-three dollars per barrel have been nro
cured cure IN New York, within three weeks, for Cane
- w. Lell, formerly President of the Common
Council in Boston, died Sunday, in consequence
OF falling out of window
1t Is SAID that $4,000 have been paid to citizens
oil "hatley, Mass, this spring, for tobacco.
The hog cholera is making sad ravages in some
portions OF Southwestern Indiana.
In Dickinson Collara 81 Co,I:, n >,
one hundred and ninety students