The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-18
From Washington.


ceived here from Tucson, in Arizona, by the over.
land mail dated October 9th, states that new
revolution has broken out in Sonora against Gov
ernor Pescheria and in favor of the Zuloaga Gov
ernment. General Gaudara's sons had escaped jail
and taken refuge with other political exiles near
Tubec and Arizona. 1t is believed that this revo-
luton will be more virulent than any heretofore,
and prove successful against Peschieria
1t. Mowry had returned from Guaymas to Tucson
and gone to visit the new gold diggings the Gila
River, which are said to be very rich. About one
hundred men were there making large wages, and
considerable excitement existed in the Southern
part of California on the subject.
The Apache Indians were again becoming trouble
some, having driven off considerable stock, and
were giving much annoyance to the Overland Mail
Company. One man had been killed and another
wounded on the high road from Tucson to Tuebec,
and military protection was much needed
Considerable emigration had come in during the
season, and several new settlements been made.
Tucson was full of Americans
The same letter, in speaking of the late rebellion
in Guaymas, says it had terminated by the surren.
der and flight of the authorities.
The State Department has received information
OF the death of Samuel Barge Rawle, ESQ.,, of Penn
sylvanla United States Consul at Macoa.
petition, numerously signed, has recently been
received here, asking Government to take vigorous
measures to procure satisfaction from Peru, grow
ing out OF the seizure of the American vessels
Georgianna and Lizzie Thompson, and the NAL
treatment of their officers and crews but our Gov
ernment had anticipated the application, and is
earnestly pressing the question to a settlement.
An answer has been sent to the Collector at
Mobile in reply to his inquiry as to whether he
should give a clearance to the Walker
emigrant vessel, but for prudential reasons
its tenor is for the present concealed.
Information has reached here that large number
of those adventures have assembled at that city,
but it is certain they will not be permitted to leave
for Nicaragua unless they succeed in eluding the
vigilance of the federal officers
Walter Forward has been appointed United
States Marshal for Oregon Territory.
Convention of New England Banks
BosToN, Nov. l6.-Eighty-eight New England
banks were represented at convention held here
to-day to consider the subject of the redemption OF
their bills in Boston, and to discuss the position as
sumed by the Suffolk Bank in the matter Gov
Holly, of Connecticut, presided The Convention
was quite unanimous in favor of the Bank of Mutual
redemption as substitute for the Suffolk and
adopted the following resolutions:
Resotved, That it is the duty of the banks in New
England to provide for the redemption of their
bills in the city of Boston at their par value in
specie, and that the restraints heretofore imposed
upon the undue expansion of bank currency ought
in no degree to be diminished or impaired; but we
believe it to be right which the redeeming banks
may properly exercise to select their own agent to
perform that service, having a due regard to the
services of the public
RcsolUed, That the Bank of Mutual Redemption
chartered by the Legislature of Massachusetts for
the purpose of redeemng the bills of the New
England banks, appears to us to be based upon
sound principles, both regards the equalizing
and the economising of the burden imposed upon
the redeeming banks in the performance the pub
lie duty.