The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.-The Mihoniaa, pub
lished at Milton, Northumberland county, the
line of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad, saws that
the Northern Central Railroad Company has leased
the Sunbury and Erie Road from Sunbury to Will
Transport, and intend running their ears through
from Baltimore to the latter pace-the arrangement
to commence on the first day of July.
This is a judicious arrangement, and meets the
wishes Of the people The Sunbury and Erie Com
pany will not stock their road until it is completed
to Farrandsville, preterrng to use their funds in
completing their road at as early day as possible
The rails are now all laid on the Northern Central
to Sunbury-or at least there cannot be more
than mile or two to be laid, and thus complete
the connection with the Sunbury and Erie. A lit
tie trimming up is to be done, when the SUPER
structure will be finished and the road ready for
the trains Arrangements for running trains be-
tween Baltimore, Buffalo and Niagara over this
route have been completed under time schedule
which will not consume over sixteen hours between
the points mentioned.
1t is stated that an invited party of guests from
Baltimore and other places will leave that CITY and
make full trip over the completed Northern Cen
tral Railroad and its connections to Niagara Falls
on about the lst of July-returning on the third
day. This will have the effect of bringing this i'm
portant Central route prominently into popular
notice, it is generally supposed.
FALL RAcEs.-Mr. o. p. Hare, of Virginia. has
succeeded in obtaining the Fashion course Long
Island, for series OF races next fall, commencing
on the 24th of September, and continuing at inter
walls, for two weeks. The most brilliant feature of
the affair will be a handicap race in which Is or l6
will be entered. Tie distance 1.-TWO miles and half
the same as the GOodwOod) will be run in the same
manner the English handicap races and will
create great excitement. We understand that
such horses Nicholas, Tar River, Slasher, Mary
EVELYN Joccossee, Shockoe, Sue Washington and
Others of this class, will in this race which will
be for magnificent piece of plate, valued at 81 900
now in the course of manufacture by Messrs. Ball
Black, of Broadway, New York.
ToRNADoEs AT THE WEsr.-Our exchanges are
burdened with accounts of storms of rain and wind
Particularly in Illinois have these storms been dis
astrous. In Hennepin, hardly person escaped
damages to his property by the storm of Sunday,
May 3Oth. In Peru, large beer brewery was de-
moiished the roof of steam flour mill blown off,
the roof to the Catholic church blown off and many
buildings blown from their foundations At Wv
oming, the steeple of the Methodist church was
blown oil, and house blown down, buryinr the
family, but not killing them. The house of Rev.
Philander Chase was blown five rods from its
foundation, carrying two persons in it, who were
badly bruised.
The English papers record the conviction of Dr.
Willoughby from the Botanical College, Baltimore,
United States, Of fraud His real name is John
Glenn, an illiterate young man, who had been en-
gagged a cleaner of clocks in August last but be-
coming ambitious of greater wealth and distinction
than he could achieve in this employ yment, turned
! doctor and yender of medicine Having assumed
! the name OF DIR. Willoughby, from Baltimore, he
had an extensive practice at the time of his ar
rest and conviction.
letter from Florence, Italy, to the Newark Ad-
rertiser, states that Mr.. Harts marble memorial of
Mr.. Clay for the ladies of Virginia is in progress
and will probably be completed during the YEAR
The same artist is further occupied on the model for
colossal bronze figure of Mr.. G. for the city of New
Orleans. Mr.. Jefferson is also being commemorated
in marble for the State of Virginia by an asp iring
| young sculptor of the Old Dominion, Mr. Calf
The Boston Herald states that Elizabeth Newell
thirteen years of age, attempted to commit suicide
on Tuesday by drinking cup full of burning fluid,
assigning rs cause i'll treatment by her teacher Mt
the Franklin school, her fear of returning to the
school and the reputation she had acquired a
sEstupid child" She is under medical care, and
it is thought the School Committee will thorough
ly investigate the matter. t-... ....fe
DEATH IN THE BAY.-When the steamer Virginia
LETT her wharf in Baltimore on Friday evening for
this city, Miss Ware, of Middlesex, took passage
on 6oard for Urbanna. After the steamer had been
under uhder way for an hour or more, Mrs. Ware was
sken suddenly i'll, and died in the of thirty
Inn never having spoken from the moment OF
- I1. ner remains were carried to Urbanna
ricksburg Recorder. ''' 'A'''
GEoKGIA GoLD:- Yesterday, we were shown by
Messrs McCormick and Broomhead. three pieces
of gold, weighing together four thousand one bnn-
dred and nlteen pennyweights, which had been fax
en- from the columbia Minc,' (the ORIGINAL OF
| fifth Mine, in Columbia county, in eighteen davs
by thirty-six hands, old and young large and
small.-Chronicle aud Sentinel.
Col Harrison, the venerable United States Con-
sui at Kingston, Jamaica, died at that place on the
Oath ult. t