The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
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Correspondence Of The Nelo York Tribune
October 27.-The rumored change in the Cabinet
is a regular canard, without particle of founda-
tion.
The expectation is entertained that the presenta-
tion of the Message will be followed by an explosion
from the Democratic side of the House and Senate,
when Douglas assailed Buchanan at the last ses-
sion.
The California overland mail occupied twenty
seven days on its last trip, being two beyond the
contract time; but the Department will be satisfied
if the time be within thirty DAYS for several months
until the system shall have been fully organized
The Indians are now considered the most material
obstruction.
Intelligence received at the War Department
represents the probability of serious and prolonged
Indian wars in Oregon, Washington, New Mexico
and Texas some of them fomented by the whites
as was the case in Florida. The present available
forces regarded insufficient to restrain these
outbreaks, and no part can be specially detailed for
the mail route as desired. The present troops in
Utah Will be retained, under supposed necessity
for the continued protection of their presence.
The position of Senior Jerez continues equivocal
He is in state of non-intercourse vet his mission
has not wholly terminated.
All the Central and South American Ministers
are greatly alarmed at the Paraguay expedition,
since its altered destination became known. Their
Joint Representatives to France and England elected
the order to Admiral Kelley, commanding the Brit
iSh West India station to canture Walker if found
at or near San .'uan whether merchant, filibus-
ter or returning President of Nicaragua The
in high spirits, boasting of Government protection
in the manner Of operating their line, and stating
that TOO passengers have been engaged for the
steamer Washington, to sail on the 9th prox
Commodore Breese has been ordered to the
Brookly yn Navy Yard vice Kearney, who becomes
the head of the Light House Board, vice Shubrick
Breese leaves this afternoon.
Mr. Kennedy has nearly finished the work of ex-
tracing the manufactured statistics from the sew
enth census. His report will be submitted with
the Presidents message.
MINYEsoTA.-A correspondent of the New York
Tribune writing from st. Paul Oct 18th says
1t is said that if the Republicans have MAORI
ty in the Legislature, the Governor, according to
an act passed by the present Legislature, will not
convene the next Legislature, as a United States
Senator is to be chosen and the State dstricted for
Representatives to Congress. Many and able jur-
lists of both parties assert that the by which the
calling together of the Legislature chosen at this
time is placed at the option of the Governor, is
ton contemplates annual sessions, and it is not
either in the power of the Executive of Legis
lature to make the sessions bienial, to prevent
the assembling of Legislature at the proper period
of their doing.
Our crops have all been safely harvested, and in
abundance. What is unusual in the growth Of
States in this Western country, has happened to
this State, namely, it has become an exporting
State, the very first year of its existence. Large
quantities of potatoes and oats have been sent tC
the ST. Louis maket
Corn has yielded remarkably well; wheat, barley
oats and potatoes very fairly; and there is large
supply of all kinds of roots for our consumption
Some attention has been given this year to the
cultivation of tobacco, for which soil is peculi
ary well adapted. Itis likely to become a staple
article OF production Frosts are so late in this
region that there will be no difficulty in maturing
the plant, and the YIELD in this rich, virgin soil
will be enormous
The first killing frost of this season occurred or
the night fthe 5th inst. up to which time all kinds
Of a..
hourished well.
ST. MARY's COUNTY.-The exhibition of the
Charles county Agricultural Society is postponed
because of the prevalence of scarlet fever in and
around Port Tobacco.
There is to be tournament at Leonardtown or
the llth of November.
The mailrider between Charleston and Graham
vile, S. c., arrested at Charleston few days
ago for robbing the mail. The arrest was made by
William Teppe, United States Deputy Marshal, and
+. l.. Schouboe, of the detectives" under a war
rant from r. c. Gilchrist, Esq, United States