The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-27
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iin .n Iiobt b; ears OF age short and thick saf I
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ned NAVAL
of bIooALfN NAVY IARD-Tbara - nan,
en- Yard tho y, men employed in the BrookIvn %as,
"ou man there has been for wears tbn y r
s Th" h+'fIthE IL? TO TO nearly two thousand men WI !
receilin states storeship Reefs in drv dock
ago IT, ~ IItorough recaulking and oyarb auIi
sh Inc United States figate Sabine i
for sea- in 'G Ins9ng up touch. She will be read
las Preparations are alroad,. oo
aid PligS on which the new Marine P e1 urie INC
% D%t, ~ Is hoped that the next session Of !. ~ e
Ely the $ance1t appropriation to commence
ITS ~ OF the new building in earI -
y % a. ..ie quarters now used by the MARINES SIIing'
n i ;S ~ SItollh0date comfortably the force HLb
ty 10 required to be kept constantly on hand "cn
n Death OF Mr.. JOSEPH SMyrB-Wo o,-,.,.--
ing Tho S t ana professional regret in recorJ
an ,iJ deatn OF the oldest member Of the printin
ut anu PuolSnng trade of Bclfast-Mr Josenb G
T. VINO expired on Sunday morninr ot III pn olnyt IN
lie Dor! !tarS' Mr. Smyth born in the rormt
rebao ] ana f came a to Belfast in the year of the rsS
e + Doih OF vs. lie was active practicnr or ~ '
Is IyPogFaphc art for upward of half cot VI the
If faSf SIga printer and publisher of the ..R
wide cit; which have since obtained world
i iGe Sf tulalon. Having realized an indnnonJao ~
~ INDUSTRY and skill in his callinp Mr. Stt
. aeu RON business some years ago and noss"d ~;
t f years IN Well-earned repose and reIavatin
JMy l. 9''' NA'@""d) paper,
Iba,
uL MAYOR D. \. Dashie as one of the na,t "'tinisSl
ine army, tor alleged dealcations is TINS av,Iaij
~ one OF the New Orleans papers The D1 tt
rovernIgot ~ i"sC Wehty-three thousand dollars Of
f5i fo1ti An!eht money by the upSettng of skiG.i
iian river Florida, and that fifteen thous,nd di n
EI! I%,s MaS subsequently stolen from him at hnto IN
dollars Of u fbs negro boy About four thousand
;s Go,,"Is 4l inns latter sum found in the nosns
4 olon ol thG negro boy. When the Major was NO
oFnfy m Washington, he stated to the Sccratar,
Texas and bn was worm hity thousand dollars in
lse money ON his possessions when thn toinI! IL
s announcement appeared that he had been tSmissnd
from the army service N4 "S"iiS'e"
! a oASE OF ALLEGED INSANITY SRrTLEp-A Gin
80" C otSt nss recently been decided at the Sane
| nor Court OF Mecklenburg county, n. G. ~ na
learn from the Charlotte De0.ocrat The case was
@S4z @ on6 OF INSANITY property to the amount CT
WtToo peahS involved The case that of Isaac
suat9ahs q Isaac Withers. 1t appeared that A.
Vne llIIe Nlthers was insane, and had been in the
13s@tuul' put was pronounced cured and sent home
ne oIouSnt Sult against his guardians to gain nos
session ana management of his propertv who oI
| legeq that he lthe plantfl was still insane ar
I tLI [ie examination OF testimony and arguments
! the Court decided that Mr. Wtfers was nerfactI
sane and capable of managing his own affairs
| Coon News FROM THE SoUru.-Tbe Savannah
! NNa.) htpHhtc"H says: 1.-THE country is for tbn
most mos part, IN easy circumstances, and the crons of
an KINDS promise an abundant vicld-a combination
4' circumstances that fails to insnire evnr,-
department OF trade with confidence and actirit,.
Inc planter and farmer being prosperous. and ina
cphuitioh 70 meet all their engagements the ,ner
ch'htS can lay IN their stocks with confidence and
enter upon their fall speculations without fnar nf
disappointment, either in their sales or collections
uPon a general survey of the field, we think wecan
see indications of increased prosperity in evcrv
branch OF trade and ndustry
EN-PRESIDENr PHRCE-A letter from Fvpros;
dcht llercc states that he left FunchaI in = soiling
vessel on the twelfth of June and anchnraj
IN tue iag4s on the twentieth. During the
Iapa,l
slcHh9ss, but recpperated rapidly after being in
stalled IN comfortable quarters During his so
J Jourg at Madeira, Mrs Pierce, though feeble, was
enabled to ridge out and enjoy the nviporatinr in
Huehces OF the bamy air almost every day He
Was to leave Lisbon for Cadiz about the ID Of July
!hehce III ten days for Marseilles thence for Vevay
IN SWltZerand to enjoy the last Of summer and
early autumn upon the shores of Lake Leman.
WHEAT GROWING IN WArER.-The New Harmony
iihalaha) adfocdte states that Mr.. John Wilsey Of
llat place, mas twenty acres bottom land in wheat
"illch was beginning to flower when the river com
mehced covering the land upon which it was grow
ing. FOR hve weeks the water has remained mon
II 10 the depth of from six to twelve inches during
winch time the wheat has matured, and, in the
optnon OF good farmers, who have examined it, the
gram equal to any raised the hills, but owing
to the recent rise in the river, it will be impossible
TO harvest in the bottoms this summer.
The LAKE FLEEr.-The English papers are MOTTO
ing, amongst the novel events of the day the arri
val at one OF their ports of two vessels, of nearly
lour hundred tons each from Chicago direct They
passed over one thousand miles down the Lakes and
tiit ne %. Lawrence before reaching Quebec. They
LETT at the same time and arrived at the same hour
lhey were laden with the rich produce of Ohio
slaves OF the finest quality, for all purposes beaut
iu black walnut and other ornamental furniture
WOODS, wheat, hour, peas and Indian corn. They
passed the whole distance of some4 800 miles in thr
ty-tWo days and are about the very best class of
vessels that could be built for this trade. They in
sure at very moderate rates, and only draw about
nine feet water when fulyaden They have cleared
with return cargoes. There are several other YES
sells on their way on the route.
ANOTHER VESSEL FROM TOLEDO FOR EURorE-The
fine schooner Harvest, Capt Reed sailed from this
port last evening with nearly full cargo consisting
Oh ooOOO It, OF lumber, mostly black walnut, and
several thousand slaves. Her destination is Ham
purg' Hhe Is sent out by party in Tillin and win
De the irst vessel sent from the lakes to the CONT
nent OF Europe. The Harvest goes hence to San
d4sky, and from thence she starts on her long and
adventurous voyage; one of the pioneers in Il trade
which must soon become Of great consequence
Iotedo Biade, 20h.
THE CANADA AND AMERICA SoLD.-It is stated that
these two steamers, lately taken down the rapids of
the 81. Lawrence river, have been sold by their
propl ietor Y. p Stewart of this citv for fhe suu
of S200,0O0. Their destination is said to be Cali
iorna, where they are intended to run between San
Francisco and Frazer river, the new gold mining
district. The upper works will be removed during
the voyage out, and replaced at San FranciscoI
Detroit Free Press
r, WILD CT BANK CLosED.-The Bainbridge,
5a, argus, of the 2lst, says: owe have been in
formed by the acting Cashier of this Bank that ev-
cry dollar in the Bank has been paid out and the
vaults are minus OF either specie or bills other
banks lie consequently closed doors on Monday,
and left in the stage on Monday night"
a difficulty occurred at the Red Sulphur Springs,
IN Monroe county, Va, on Saturday week. between
two men named Nabors and Kimbleton, in which
the former stabbed in the abdomen. Kimbleton
was lodged in Monroe Jail. At last accounts the
lie OF his victim was despalred OF.
The extent to which manufactures have been in
n
ted. In Georgia alone there are more than sixtv
cotton factories while in other States particularIy
Alabama and LOUISIANA, such factories are beinr
erected
The shoe business of Webster. Mass has bocn i,
very fourishi4g condition for the last few months,
l1ordihT Sood wages and plenty of work for all
VINO coulu make shoe. The operatives in the
Nooheh mil are to have their wages increased ten
Der cent.
me town OF Enterprise, Miss, was the scene ofa
iorFlcle tragedy a few days since. negro man
~ 'o5'llttea M gross outrage on young white girl,
'h9 alter his arrest forcbly taken from the Jail
md hung by the citizens
The one hundred and ffty-seventh anniversary o
ne founding of Detroit was celebrated in that city
with much spirit, Saturday last. The military
md firemen ioned in procession and in the evening
'rations delivered in both English and French
Many Canadians were present.
The steamer North Star sailed from Detroit for
AXE Superior on Tuesday last. Among her pas
SHdell of Louisiana, and Bright of Indiana and
Ion John l.. Dawson of Pa.
The steamer Illinois arrived at Detroit on Friday
rom Lake SUPERIOR where she has been on am eX
urson. She performed a circuit of $500 miles
aying fine weather from the day she left port un-
il her return.
The Springfield lMass.) Republican saws that it
probable that Springfield will still have a grand
egatta this season, notwithstanding the breaking
p of the College race.
The government is organizing a caravan of
ameis to facilitate the transit of emigrants to the
'rfltory OF Arizona The camels are to cross the