The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-01
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between such probability in the case of the pres
ent administration and the imputation of enormous
/ lying brought by the American and Liberian au-
/ 'hofllcS against the French officers.
Our business is to remember that have anti
slave trade treaties with all the three parties-the
french; the Americans and the Libcrians. On the
i Ie. 'sI hht OF any conspiracy among our three al
le' vi any sections of them, to carry the trade
ui!"I' "lSE lrctcnccs, every Englishman should be-
sur ni.ilScm TO Keep the Foreign Office and the gov
e'hmtnt generally up to its duty.
lfrom The Hgnchestcr Gurrdian Auqusf 1Sl
lheTe are two or three questions to which cate
gorical answers ought to be enlisted through the
iheulum "l a commission OF investigation which the
governments "l Great Britain, France and the
Uhitcd HtateS might concur to appoint. What are
T. Liberia tor the suppression of the slave
traoe Whlch IL |: SO easy to Gyade without detection
or I Ni"'l't WIN i'Puhi'I! were these emigrants,
lIit Si' aIet part I" Wh9in h'i pern kidnapped and
Net II" ecu "i' p',,iu ShilPtu HI lhe port OF Mon
r"N"' OF lt any other port WITHIN the jurisdiction of
inc tPuolE' III" thc i-ipcilah authorities, under
any pea NhilcNcr receive Il sum Oi money lor per-
!iit'IiS 'Hchi 10 pc embarked! lhcSc are matters
INTO Nillcil an halrrS OF the uaihc IN human lrsh
9uSht IS 70 INSIST upon haylhg rl@id inquiry. The
rrthcn ?oNtFncht WIN h"t De renewed "i any part
VI th' vi, MhI'i tlldCil'S 10 liScIl ny showing
% t"C n".tNe Nl'icai ctate Is mofaI! lmPIcatcd IN
W ue iilllull! 10 men IL glves It's sanction; Drt II
we H'St"!tr !.It snare OF the crlmmahty rests
WIN ~ ii' eNtS li!'eh"i rcl'uplc' We shail
nav nav 'o "'i'"''' l" "ediS WIN TINS source oi Oh
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THE STATE OF OREGON
Tho first ,,cssaraaf q ,,,,,r,l, c;roror nj ,,.,,-
is 4 model Of brcvity and m"drsty II rofers to
the easy and hanpy Transition from q Territorial
existence to that of a State soyereignty CASTING
back a thoupbt to tbr time when thr pronlc wrre
bnt = handful lie givrs a oranbir dr.crintion nf
Lnr rasnurcr. and nrnsnrcts: !:
Ornn,n i ,rnb, ,Il,' nnn or tbo ,,o,+ ,++root;,o
portions of the North American continent at onre
beautiful and picturcsoup with 4 healthy and soIu
brious climate well aiaptcd to the production of
all the cereals and most of the other Grains common
to the United States: spaboard of some tbree bun
Ieq c % ",r" a" nnJ sncint al AM" leTstl t
millions of .nmIs with hraod. ragin, Iond Gi;t
r. snnr,I,. tycn that nnnbSr viii ,aots nr,
bobit p6 cnt, hnt ,dated tn tb ,ipi
of wool Gavaad Lrmn. and if Is ad,5itt"d that
Ornron nvcnls in Lnr grov.tb nf fruit. bnr ,nnnm
t;7- a on,,I nh a. Gna.t 81 tih, ad 80
J;J Uith oId and "cot dicn,o;n b' "r' +tt
@ . % t I'I tIt oodI I - ii nd J
coal. bar +rao,s n fT;,rI s,,ro ,f ~, Lost ,ratr
,,rir;1arns in tIo ,rnrIJ onI bor ,;,.ors ar no,i,
hln f,, stnanLnats ot all t;,,os r thn ,nar o.,
onobt and nioht he an extensive cyn"rtirg com
try Iyrt an fbn rontr,r,, shn innorts MANI, orti
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promises |" Keep P0litlcs as lar remover from ms
olHcial acts as possible, whilst acknowledging his
oogallons 10 the party IN power from Wno9' as a
matter OF course, the agents are To De selected, ana
concludes with congratulations on the happy and
Plo'IeL ""n % W 90. '0T' nGse Rcoi
ENJOY health ana prosperity 'nuer DlNlne row.
dence lhe says we are blessed with abundant mar
vests; and 1t Is htng that we, ut TINS time, com
mend our infant state TO the protection o an All
wise Beng.
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ABOUT - q c'orN on SUNDAY hlShC hre orokc
out III llc Eastern emu ceiid OF Tue uI"g store Oh
M MDf Hafris' Inc origin oI the hre Is not known:
IL was FSC 'iiSc"'ernI m pF 'G young men VINO Slept
III inc uIuG SURF lhVN h"" JuSt tl'nc I" csCaPc--
One OF them barely got away with ms pantaoons
before the store was lheu Win smoke Ills ped was
on ,!re "iiGh he i""Ne'
hen the engines ana nook ana ladder carnage
arrived, MIS- duncan was seen at tic WINDOW, I'M
PioInT Ma' ana apparently about TO leap 10 @ the
ground; iaouer was run up ana the Wlh"OW
ladder and into the room. at the risk of his own
life. Water was freely played on and he soon ap-
/ pcarcd bearing Mrs. Duncan. As she was safely
| BROUGHT down the prpt up feeling of the crowd
/ burst into loud cheers and c,appinm of hands,
| George vcnturcd in again and brought out child
! which was passed down. A third time he entered
and brought out the remaining child. Each time
he appeared with his precious human freight, the
large crowd gave him hearty cheers. There in
Mrs. DuncanS room besides herself and two chill
dren, hired girl, who had got out while the others
were escaping in front, to the back windows in the
! V, a
escaped with no INJURY beyond a few bruises, and
some Sulocauoh.
Mrs. Duncan and children were taken INTO a room
IN the building ON the corner OF Hammond and
Foufth streets, where thelr wants were cared Tor.
All q" them were suiiocated by the smoke, dripping
with cold water and SenseIcss' Their wet clothes
sciousnrss returned, and when we left them, at
about 0 clock, they were fast recovering. The
children were quite small, one two and half and
the other about five years old
Carr taken to Scanlan's drug store in a
dreadful condition. lie was thence removed to the
William Tell restaurant, where he remained at the
hour OF writing. He had inhaled great quantities
OF smoke, and was in intense pain. When we left
him, his loud brcathings, as he cndcayorcd to get
the smoke from his lungs, could be heard through
the closed doors out in the middle of the street.
Too much praise cannot be given to his noble daring
and sclfsacriicing conduct. On Monday morning
Carr was considered at the point of death-Cinciu.
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llE !'HEAr GOLD NrGGET OF ArSrRALIA-Ihe
nuSfrmlaH correSponaent OF ihe London I'%es gives
eiit T"MihS account Oh Ihe last great golu nugget
The great event of the current month has been
the discovery OF a monster nugget of pure gold, at
Ballalat. weighing 22l7 ounces This the last and
largest mass of the metal vet discovered is thus de-
scribcd: This wonderful nugget is about 20 inches
long by six or seven broad and nearly as much decp
1t had narrow cscapc of being two nuggets instead
Oh one ioF at point ol ohS-jhru from the enu, It's
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