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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

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Csc SAUNDERS issrhs the genuine N,ici~, Res ssv~
b. "a alcc pto'u-s tse keen.st -.sle rigr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

DFtIH 90 TN Hos THoMA, Z. WHISIr.-Mr
Whitley died yesterday moroig about o'c-ck.
Mr. hiney wac wlitin ateT day sf u years Of ase
lie served for two years 10 lie state ScHa.e "a ;wj
years q ueuber OF the House Of Representa-, 81
Wasbbetoo. lie WAS Of the smai, body Of
VI o organized the Oder OF United Americans. t..
American party gave him their confidence Az united
supPOr; &c. tie Offices to which +. was elected. Mr..
Whitley fa.Ler, mother and three brO.h'-s lied Of
Consumption the same dsesse which carried t.m of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13
Before Judge DAVIES.
DKcIsIONS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ss.cIAL rssm-Aprl "a

Thonss Lush sat FfaDcis Pstfsrs0n and others
Tns ucii0n 10 recover damages TOT
inics received 10y the plsiuGs wife. 81 ~hich BEE
husband It b0lsebold srIye. snd .ocey Tor sewers
e.eL The d.Gr6snts occupy three sjJ,inns stores In
Va.binsisn siret In one Of ~hieh /, hciaSsy
t,k,rs no goods the second story In Septenbef.
lfG he r,f ed the store I've dor OF winch wss
a. which w,s thu hm.wsy ard while standing there ne
lsiriwAy T.. T. scccd story broke and part Of ssrok me
s,fs wife OF hssa aud Injured her 90 severely A. 70
evep Ier uit dng her household du lee for several weeks
he Court n eh,rsiug Jury told thea that tbi. scen ws
brought for the injuries received By the pdntih vile fS
hh aolfr aco1 might be brought, bu. for the sune, re-
,evice az hi. tbs OILY go1Di Of damages whSh the
Jury o. tskr ito oo-s'deraio1
" ,6iot tr u'air-A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

The MURDER OF IoUSG SAMUEL -CoScLUsIoS
or 1Hy CoROSER's IsQUIsIrIoN .-The CoIoaers in-
QUESTION in the case Of young Samuel was concluded
yesterday-no cue to the murderer having jet been
obtained. TIE Jury impanele6 TO inquire into the
cause Of the death of the unfortunate young nan, re-
assembled yesterday morning at ii O'Clock at tee Seq
ond Precinct Station. House pursuant to sdourauen
The room wss densely crowded with the tresds and
relatives cf the deceased.
Coroner Conrery resumed tie case by stating tdst
after full and careful inquiry, no further information
had been received tending to throw any light upon the
murder, and there was no testimony to be sub
mitted The rry.maste-s in charge OF the Brookyo
fe,ry-boas state that they hsve no Knowledge what
ever of young Samuel and could hot say whether he
passed over the ferry the gh. be was said to have
been seen 10 New.York. After loog speech, IN his
usual sty e the Coroner coEcudet by reviewing briefly
tie main points of the testimony, and by stat that
he had caused qures to BE made eli various places 10
Broekyn fer traces of SAMUEL sher hs left the Louse
Of Miss Curtis in Tialy street, on Sstufcsy night but
without effect.
The Gaze was then given to the jury. wro, are sal
an hou, deiberstiou thereon returned the following
yERIICT.
"Tlst Ch,les L. Samuel came TO his death by being stabbed
sharp intTuuent pe1et snug we hctI'
tie band. oi'1ms or % l9 add
Thomas c, ritz from shy knowledge o par'iip % io ga.
the se s,1 sliS oer a,s6 Twad r apps
htusion couycr Of the Petfss St peTpetfa'0 'su
murdtr"
Upon tie rendition Of tho verdict Smithson and Cur
lis were discharged from custody, acd the jury dis
missed with tie thanks Of the Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

Bold FEMALE THIET.-Yesterdsy moyniog, wo-
maa named Agnes Dennison entered the d~e-lins
house Of Mrs. Anna Haskirs No q Est T-eny nisth
erect, ana going into two OF the rooms helped
Leuefto clothing aud Other property Of tie value Of
$40. She wss sbout leaving with her pluater ~hea
Ma, Haskits her and stzirg her, called for help
when another lady Mastered 70 the assistance of Mrs
II. The female thief fought desperately ard BIZ the
other lady through the am, irjurng her badly. Ms
HaSkns still retained her hold urt the arrival Of Off
GER Wep, when the WON taken into CUSTODY asd
conveyed before Justice Qusckeabush al the Jefferson
Market Police Court.
The thief had two female sccoupces who waited OF
TIE Sidewalk, but of upon seeing the officer sp-
proach. Agnes is 80 yesrs of age. was born ia EGG
land and hsd nothing to say in relation to the charge
except that she drunk ard went into the houss 20
lie down ard sleep. The magistrate sen: Agnes to
prison in default of $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

SgtzrRg OF ARs-The Hs.So- River Pcice-
boa. No Dsnie Hoilsn;, coxswsir, os Monday morn
cg sr.es. number Of Sci o,' comprising psrs of the
crews Of bark cutie YorDg America ard big Kolo'
tcta from Havsps, arrived Surdsy. having ia their
ct est. ssl taum> css large qa..tity Of sage" sap
rc.ed 20 esve beeo e.o.sn f-on tos cHgces OF the
above vsessl' TIE sugars vere taken charge 81 D.!
tn. rrvnus ofc.-s and Is, ssiors lOcksi up for OK
lminhti9s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

SUPERIOR COJRT-sPF cI.L TfRM-ArRfL ia-Befoso
Judge BOswORTH.-DHcIsIoss
B;pcer spt Tie Alsire Works Case aud eXosps
ton, settled e. zen with he specia Term Clst - -,
Cook sgi. Lltcbheld--Case settled updor Ssou"s
s5i Of the Coee ed left With he Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

ADr.rrrATE BVRGLAR.-On the night OF the %''h
o,x.c last. as Officer Curtey OF tue Ninth ffeoiect
T,s pa,ro.i3g his beat, &c saw tao fellows emery
i,g from the manufacturing sstsbst mebt OF Dir Ma
Il sniel Sawyer No Bedford '.reet, aud Erg tney
had no bu:re:s thers arrested them. The rufsn' I'M
me tiste! tune upon the officer and finally succeeded
il cye,powerrg him AID msk ng cher escsPe' ine
officer ia the conflict received several severe e'n'u
,ons on tie iead and face II wa subsequently acer
TAXED ths: ne premise OF Mr.. Sawyer had oeen o"
rlarously entered out the thieves bad soen oo'n'Os
In one of tie thieves Officer Cur-ey feeosnIeo uo
.srious burglar named James Cuslck. aud siece t'e
tar above mentioned lie tsr been on the l'oA OUT iof
nm but ,he reprotste hss kept out Of the way A
fcy isy. ago Cusck bscsme eog'seo % 10" u Tue
Fb Precinct, and was arre-tsc and iccked up IN the
S.,io, Uou.e. Officer Quincy, hearing OF tue arrest,
vert 20 u, Station House and demanded the prisoner
a, 4. fugitive rom ju.t.ee. The accused vas taken
btfo-e JrsIcs Quaokertu'b, a. tae Jefferson Market
police Cont AID committed to prison IN default Of
a coo bs Cu-ck is 10 years of age native Of Ire
i,,d dost live ary place IL particular" $50 boatuan
bv occupsten AID in relation to the charge had aoth.
i,y TO ssy, except that we wes. down In the place
ord fcuni ,Le dor opeD, and went in
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law LNTELLlG ENCE
SUPREME COURT-CnshBERs.-APsn i2-Betote JsdtS
SUTHERLAND.

SUPREME CoURr-CnshBLRs.-APssL ia-Betots Jsdt>
SUTHERLAND,
1aH STREET CORRESPONDENCE.
T., pope Of th- State q wyok I'D Charles De,iin Ct
psuid D. COnover
Tbs norDirg NJ. BIady, counsel for Dsvio, aP-
p.sred before Judse Sutherland AID having produoea
The record he judgment Of the Court of Appeals n
tiis csse ths STeoted the following order to ss
ept red
he's ~ the City HAL IN the City Of Newsok 90 The tsA
frtrcn,-Thr Hon Judge syruyst.So.
TIE cope e tLo State Of New York And Charles Dsvin -
On sdhr and iins the r,muT fom the Court Of Appes
in The sbov. ttlo hctien by E IT that aztec heer-
J. c s f IN. respective parties upon the appeal tskea %
.sd {, ut Appcas io.a he Judgment endeea Al tae
ru Il 'h COult tie nth dsy Of March last tho shd laS
nert Of tl Coui. al th affirmed with The eoss OF TAO
spp 10 be- laid by sid Cotosr 10 Oh. Pianh. hsrae
s1 bst the cod and proceedings RENTED 60 the
Court 10 be oedd uPon acc iSs 70 lana. ss.s1
20 council ior the pshfs III ORDERED tsst ssn on.~
have execution Of sucn Judgment thsS the SAD b..c v
mover end ud-d from ne Office Of Ste~t no
laid city end the ssd Charles Deyn be admit
sIa pu INTO The possession thereof and Of all ths sp
such office " the sad Devils
deliver TO hin boss documeps papers aud proc
ef'y slpert-inpft 20 said Office
Ne,9 York Ap'il r. 1853
Before Judge DAWES
DECISIONS.
Meyer II Never egt Leon Vac Co1en Il sl-M1-
hon sI,nted
fs luds ut tettilg soe execution without costs
John L. Palmer e: al. az. Geo. nj. Robinson OF oi'
Simeon Il Glitter den e. al. sgt Wstmors q.
T. p'o3 al Motions isIed costs Of motions 10 iefoadsn
B.fors Jadss CLgREH
Alexander S. Gould sgt. joan W. Ramsey ct al
Csse settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

THE WIILIAM.STREEI SHOOTING AFFRAr.-COro-
ner Ccn1ery on MoLdsy, proceeded &c the New Yo'k
Hospital and took the ante-mo,.em examination of
John Mccarthy, the Young man who was dangerously
shot en- the night of the 81 rst by Leroy Rocus At TIE
daEce-hcuse No. 70 North William street. a1d 40" sies
at the point of death The statement made by McCtHy
to the Coro6er in relation % tbs fray was il substance
the san as published in our edition of yesterday
Mccarthy had iIteifeIei 10 protect boy whom
Rtscus was abusing, WHEN Roscue b. pam" ~ofy aogrJ
ard sho him in the abdomen. AZ the desc Of the ex
animation the COrouer Coz aittei Il sous t, await the
result Of Me ca. tbys inure..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

As VsFoRTvsArE GFRMAH GIRL. - Yesterday
morning an officer OF he N.Lth Precinct appsaret a.
the Jefferson Msiket Police Count, having in charge
vel, dressed Geimar girl whom ne had rescued from
drc wing on,v few hours previous. The siri VAS
unsble to speak word Of English, blt through tho
ccult interpreter Her:y Miller, told pihfo story
81 gave her ZANE es Kats!ns Schmidt, snt said that
a..w GAYS ego she arrived in this city from HAVE dc
Grace. aLd was conduted to tie boarding horse Of
Mr.. Mtcf e. in Wats street, by young fellow named
Simo Schoue. whose acquaintance she sd formed On
sbpbcSd. sct6ne paid great attentions TO her, and
upder solemn pfon.se Of marriage, sed-ceG her. Ga
F,iday last Scl0ce was arrested charged with stealing
svs:cb fypm ons Of his .l'owpasserges, which watch
he gave 70 Katrina, ard ubaired from her !o'n OF
g. thereon. On Saturday afternoon she went OUT Tor
TIE purpote g making so1e purchases, when niehs
c,ui,, on ,he Zoe. her way. During the eetre night
she edthe streets in the hopes Of fndng her way
to her boadirg house but without success. Scad-y
aid Sunssy right she con,nUei walking the etreet'
having taken Do.hpg TO e, since she eft her ABODE
YESTERDAY mornrs one Of tue NDta Precinct officers
saw Kets,ira wa down tee pier foot OF Perry street
n. r. AMI followed ler, ba. before ne coud 'PPFoaen
she lesped INTO the river. Help was soon a. hand ana
tie unfortunate gil was rescued tom dfo SnIng. one
Lad ia he, pccssts purse cor.sDiog $i5 IN Cefnl'n
mcrey Justice Kelly gave her IN 'h"s' d 'i'
Mile. Until she eoud hear fro Lei if'eDu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

The Rev. W. II. Ml'urn delivers toe mex . o.
course Of lectures on CHRISTIAN P'st'y 81 .h' - a..
..rs,MF Csprcb tn ev.ni-g. Subject; "Dan'
and Milton"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-13

Tb.p.x, l:ue sausiof policemen . is:auea . .a =.
City Hal, would be ssA ;o' TO Sape,..u i-a.s
muster toe ~, ana ,es out 'ho4' Wa f '0' ''s''
20 tssays vita comma dsoeneY'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
Mtonttarg anb Commercial 4tbietu.
BALr1MoRE. October u. lS5


The Stock market, without being characterized
by any briskness continues moderately active the
transactions to-day summing up nearly $50, ,OOO-
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad still tends downwarls
with sales of 375 shares, opening at S571I buyer .
days, and afterwards selling at S57 cash. S571%
down to S57 buyer 60 days, and leaving off at S56%
bid, S57 asked regular way, decline since yester-
day of 5s@M. In Northern Central there was
some activity, the sales embracing G5O shares at
S2l1s cash and regular way, S211I buyer 80 days
and 2l2s buyer GO days. Bank stocks continue
very firm, with sales of l share Merchants at S1l9,
20 shares Western at S2l, 60 shares Citizens at
ll25, 10 shares Howard at 81, and shares Bank
of Commerce at S25. Canton is quiet, with S2OlI
bid for it, without transactions, 4 higher than
yesterday. There was a sale to-day of S40O Mary
land 6s 1870 at log. Baltimore city G's dropped
off about =, S2OSs 1905 selling at 9S24 and $4,000
lsS6's at 9S12. Railroad bonds are steady and un-
changed with sales of $500 Baltimore and Ohio
1888 at S5I, $500 1855 at S234 and $500 North
ern Central 1855 at COZ. We also note sale of
$3.50 extra dividend orders Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at SO, which has been the rate offered for
them for some time past. At the close this price
was offered for more.
At New York to-day State stocks advanced but
for fancies the course of the market was down
wards. Virginia 6's improved Il, and Missouri G's
B Canton was steady at 21 Erie declined e;
Reading l; Panama l. Cleveland and Toledo =;
Michigan Southern =; Harlem Il; and La Crosse
g. New York Central advanced Il and Rock Isl
and 3z.
The New York Tribune of to-day says
The Nicaraguan route to California is organized
and the Company advertise the Washington to sail the
9th November to with the Hermann San juan
which ship has been transferred to the Company,
called the American Allan tic and Pacific Ship Canal Com
pany This Company has capital of So 900, of which
81 900 900 issued to the Canal Right holders and ST.
900 is to be sold for working capital The Govern
men we understand is pledged to defend this Company
treaty or no treaty.
The Herald says
We Informed that Mr. Goodm an, President of the
Mississippi Central Railroad has contracted in England
for sufficient quantity of iron to complete that road.
When it is completed New Orleans will be within 3 days
of New FORK by railway.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Per bark GemSboE. from Cane Town. G. G. III we
have received Cane Town papers of Aug. I:
The trouble with the Kaffirs still continues, and
the people of the Orange Free State are generally
annoyed by them. Troops are sent against them,
but according to a communication in the Cane Ar
aus the kars on the whole have far the best of il
in some thousands of horses cattle and sheen and
keeping the country in continual state of alarm.
"Ail the people. it is said-but we presume it re-
ers to the outiyinr districts-are in laagers for
tilted places) f.and NIGHTLY robberies and burninp
farm houses are taking niacn in different narts NJ
the country"
An agricultural Fair took nlace at the Phesarte
Kraal on the 4tb of Aucust at which a large yori
etv of Yankee agricuItmral indictments were exhib-
tied hv Mr. u n Unckins and Mr. q { Holmes
thn American ConsnI which excitad much otton,
ton. Although they do not a6near to have re-
ceyed any premiums their merits appear TO have
heor f,IIr onnrnciotod b,, tbn f,rmorg os ,no, bo
IN ncorreJ frd tha fo;,;,r rarnltro,,b i i", 4h, ~
nnrt riwor h,- TLo r,,a U';;,r. '"F' - 'N0 ~
Cant Holmes, Gang PIow with tbreo shares
and tbrno wheels i n~c;tinr ouitn q ;oIi6cotion
r.nn, +bo sarLI1, , =; I'll - -, I ,t Nv"
d ,n rd S " doft ~ ms ~ mea'
tbt aTa o oaa dI;It"d ,i+b = pt
Is NOT ali We are tnI3 ~ ~ Ill " ,,.ra
be packed in a box. which contains also drill
to be attached to it. when it plows sows and har-
rows in all at the same time Il must have one of
those for nv own farm saws Dr. Gird. because if
the bovs are ont the rirls can do the work .Too
late saws Van der Byl, 1,ye bespoke both. there
are only two in the COLONY
"'N hats that pole for" asks one. why, that
is Yankee ladder saws another. and bv magic
touch il opened fifteen feet lonr-the most complete
thing imaginable. What's the price of that p
asked the Doctor 4 must be in time-that | must
r"odi. cnnId Hot y chance ;, 0''-''' "l'' "e'0
F.otnto 80 Ia,tar,; r,+ With . ii1o,ooo,,++,
,%n folIouod ~,
ucirS anJ UoImas nro both tooStnJ and
fr introJncina, thc American mniementr 70 the no.
tica Of tbe Cane farmers
4 farewell S.tea meeting, or soiree, had been
given IN Dr MoNat and SONS. and those who are to
he tha co-workers with Dr. Iiyinoston on tbe Zan,.
bez river, The NataI Uercuru saws that the Portu.
gncse at Nozambime would have 9ladIv obstructed
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22

CorroN-The receipts at all the ports very
heavy for the season, and the staple continues to
pour in from all parts ofthe cottongrowing States
Our Prices Current of last week. issued on Friday,
exhibited an increase of the receipts at all the
ports up to that date, Of l56,7OO bales, compared
with those of last year, and an increase of lO9227
in the stock on hand at the same date.
These facts would seem, of themselves, to pre-
sage very heavy crop, but the very extraordi-
nary season that has favored the opening OF the
crop and forwarded the operation of gathering,
should not be left out of the account Then, the
planters all agree that the crop is maturing in
body this year, that very few bos remain to open
hereafter, and that nearly the entire product will
have been housed by the middle of November. We
may here say, for the information of our readers
abroad, that it is not unusual, in productive years,
for the picking to continue until Christmas and
even into January.
How far these considerations should qualify any
present estimate of the crop, unprepared to
say. We have an abiding conviction though, that
Notwithstanding it may reach considerably beyond
the figures of last year, it will not be too large for
the demand, or large enough to bring the price be-
low fair remunerating point. The labors OF the
planter, in our humble opinion, bound to be
well rewarded.-,Sarannah Republican.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoUnT.-H0n. Henry Stump, Judge.
Yesterday was fixed the day for hearing the
argument on the motions in arrest of Judgment and
for new trial in the case of VIM. G. Ford, con-
victed of the murder of Thomas H. Burnham.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, assisted
by J. Douglas Hambleton, ESQ.,, appeared for the
State, and the Hon. John Nelson, VIM. H. Cowan
and o. F. Hack, Esqrs., for the prisoner.
The Court room was crowded and much interest
was manifested to hear the arguments of the coun-
sci on either side.
Mr.. Whitney stated that three motions had been
filed by the counsel the other side, one was mo-
ton to strike out the verdict, it was now record
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22

ceyed and sold this morning at g 25beins advance
of % cents
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, FOR TIE WEEK END.
ING Oct lS-Spern is in moderate demand without any
improvement in prices. The sales the week embrace
500 bbls very handsome 81 24 and about bhls
two parcels at 81 % cash and the other at ST. per
gallon.
Whale is also quiet. The transactions since last
include sales OF $50 bbs in parcels at 52 53c Per
gallon.
PROSPECTIVE DEMAND FOR PORK-The Cincin
natl Price current Of the Goth says: We have notice
rather active demand in the speculative prospective
way for Mess Pork and within the last few days there
has been good deal done, and sellers easily found
at the prices named the business done would have been
large SO lis freely offered for Mess Pork delivered
time during the season, after December ls the sellers
option, and SIG has been agreed for a lot to be de
livercd the 1st Of pr and understand 900
bblS 10 be delivered in New York about the st of March,
at $3.50 is another contract The kentuCkanS the
leading buyers and the Eastern the leading sellers
we understand The indications are now very strongly in
favor of high opening prices that country friends
had better pay particular attention to their hogs
have them ready for market carly
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Oct 22-Flour is irm-saes of II 500 hbls
Ohio $5.30a54O Wheat is depressed. Sales Of 10000
bushels at a decline of cts; Chicago Spring unsound
Sales Of $4,000 bush. yellow S2d90 cts Pork is dull
Mess and Prime have declined 10 Mess SIG 35 40
Prime Sl4l2% cts. Lard is dull at 10Cdl0E Whis-
key is steady at 22Rd cts Sugar is dull at G4G7b
cts. Coee-the market is rm-saes at auction of 1000
bags Rio 104Gl24 an average Of ii 10 100 Also 400
bags of Java at l4d4% cts Some bags with
private Turpentine spirits closed firm. Rosin is dull,
but firm. Rice is quiet 3G32I cts. Freghts-Flour to
Liverpool Is. Cd; Grain As. 6d.d 5s.
CHICAGO, Oct 2O.-Flour and Wheat are dull and the
latter has defined Ct, and selling at 50 cts Corn is
steady at 52k cts. Oats firm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Four is dull and the indications
are that holders about giving the stock in
ket accommodating rapidly Whiskey is active at IS
W heat is dull and unchanged.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
PRICE TWO CENTS
.er. The stains were seraped rom the WALL by DR..

Ger. The stains scraped from the walls by DR..
Chiffon, for analysis.
\ gentleman who had been victimized recently
by gamblers to the tune Of 81, 900 has been mvste-
teriously missing from his hotel (St. Nicholas
since Friday last. His name is G. Beldstein Holli-
day, of the Swedish Royal Navy.
His baggage remains undisturbed in his room,
and his friends are in great distress at his absence
When last seen Mr.. Holiday was much inebriated,
and in such great state of excitement on account
of the money the gamblers had won from him,
that he then threatened to blow his brains out
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22

The South Carolina Legislature will be called
upon to fill the vacancy in the U. S. Senate caused
by the death of Mr.. Evans, Senator from that State
and also to elect Senator for the term which will
commence the 4th of March next The
Charleston Courier says that Hon. William
j. Grayson and W. Gimor Simms, LII D., are
designated for the positions by popular senti-
ment."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22

THE AFFAIR OF THE AMERICAN SHrP SpoRTsMAx
The Valparaiso correspondent of the New York
Times gives the following statement from IA gen
teman of official authority only second to the Pres-
dent of the precise indemnity demanded by our
government in the Sportsman controversy. Mr..
Biglcr demands:
lst That the American flag shall be saluted in
the port of Caldero. ID. \ demurrage of 500 per
day to be paid to the captain of the Sportsman till
said salute is rendered. Sd. Full payment of all
damages accrued to the owners and charterers of
the vessel.
The informant stated that the Chilian government
would willingly comply with the last mentioned
article, but consistently could not accede to the first
two. No insult to the American flag intended,
consequently no apology could be given. Govern
ment attempted to enforce its revenue laws
within its own waters. Should it, however, ap-
pear that those waters subject to the urisdic-
tion of Bolivia, then an apology to Bolivia, and not
to the United States, would be due, and would be
cheerfully rendered if demanded. He also stated
that the Chilian government had concluded to
indemnify the owners of the whaler Franklin for
delays occasioned by the local authorities in Tai
cahnana.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22

ANNAPoLIs.-The City authorities have purchased
the requisite number of Lamps and Iron Lamp
Posts for lighting the streets. They will be cree
ted at once, and the streets will be lighted
the Company is prepared to furnish Gas.
The Circuit Court meets next Monday. The
Docket of the Term is composed of 81 Appearances,
ia Trials, So Judicials, Criminal Appearances,
and IL Criminal Continuances.
George Wells, Esq. has been elected President
of the Annapolis and Elk Ridge Railroad Company.
Annapolis Gazette