The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-04
ON STIC.

THE ROMANCE OF THE GREEN RoOM.-A piouant
and pretty do,segge, whose pirOuetes and o'lciaiq
have often beWilderei the freauenters of Niblo's
Garden and the Academy, will be very likely to an
new part. 1t appears that before leaving London
Mademolselle had tender passion for stalworth
tenor who was attached to the same theatre Mr..
lumley, the London manager, sublet the daaseuse
to Mr.. Niblo, and the Ravels, they to return
her to London in good order and well-condi-
toned, dangers of the sea, fire. &C. excepted on
or before the 18th May, 1858. When she left Lon
don the tenor Immediately contracted an engage
ment with one of the American managers. and it is
said departed without the consent of Lumley. in
pursuit of his fRcacee. The tenor's engagement
has not yet expired and the daneuse fatty refuses
to return to London. BY the conditions of the con-
tract, Mr.. Lumley can demand from the American
managers $50 forfeit for each week after the 18th
May proximo that Mademoiselleis absent from Eng
land. Here is another instance of the truth of the
coupet--
When woman won't she won't,
And there's end ont
The extradition treaty will hardly work against
Mademoiselle and she will probably be held to an
dies viii unanimously deneunce as a very uncivil
proceeding.-N y Hercld.
THE FLORIDA IND1AYs-The latest ipteIli renco 20 .
ceived from Key West, announces that Biiv Row
legs did not come into Fort MYERS with tv-antvt,vo
warriors, as has been reported. He has however
reported himself ready to emigrate and has nromis
ed to enter the Indian country and collect his var
riors and their families. After receiving the stpu
lated bounty, he will emgrate with his foIlo,!o,,
wherever Major Rector shall decree Thisis thongbt
to be rUse to enable them to cultivate the or
dens and prepare for a further struggle with the
troops.
DEPARTURE OF INDIANs.-The Yankton Indians
numbering seventeen, have left Washington for
their homes the north bank of the NissoTr r;,c
above the mouth of the Big Sioux and north of The
State of Iowa.
Sickness is prevailing to an alarming extent" in
Beckett, Mass. 1t is said to resemble the snottad
fever raging in Western New York. and nreva.
lent in New England some forty years since
Eight per cent. was the lowest, and ten per cent.
the highest rate OF interest asked in Cincinnati on
Monday last, for loan of Sl00, 600 advertised for
by the Auditor of Hamilton county, Ohio.
Bishop Kip, of California, has Just administered
the rite of confirmation to Mrs Julia Dean Uoyna
the well known actress; and Fanny Kemble Rutler
Is regular commitment of the Episcopal Church,
Mr.. Green, the celebrated submarine diver Is
about to make explorations of numerous sunken
steamboat wrecks in Lake Erie with the view Of 70
covering machinery and other property.
The crew of the U. s. sloop John Adams ~ Non
folk, are to be paid off in few DAYS. The I-rifad
States brig cambridge has been put in commits
sion.
Edwin A. Stevens lies dangerously i'll at prinoo-
ION, NeW jersey. He Is not expected to recover
Ills death would prove great loss to the commer-
cia circles.
The grist mill of Geo. W. Harrington. in Middle
burg, Tioga county, Pa, was DESTROYED by fire ON
the sd ult The loss is about Sc, 800, on which
there is about $4,000 insurance
VIM. Giddings, mail conductor on the Southern
Pacific Route, was killed at ST. Louis bv Thomas
Smith, on Tuesday morning, in an affray over
billiard table.
One hundred and two firms, corporations. and in
dividuals in Boston, are taxed for quarter Of
million and upwards.