The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-29

MARYLAND Coal TEADE-FOr the week ending
Saturday, November 20, G,040ll tons of Goa
were shipped over the Cumberland and Pennsyl
vania Railroad 4,64I.1l tons over the road of the
Georges Greek Coal and Iron Company, 1912 Is
over the road of the Cumberland Coal and Iron
Company, and l 1882 IL tons the Hampshire
Coal and Iron Company's road, making an az,
gregate for the week from the whole coal region Of
| II ,433. II tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion COL ,07l.00 tons.
During the week ending November 90, II boats
cleared this port carrying 1924 10 tons of coal.
During the season 2,256 canal boats cleared this
| port, carrying 254, Hoy tons of coal.
Daniel L. Schenck late of Marlboro, Monmouth
county, n. j., has bequeahed to the Theological
| Seminary of New Brunswick, the sum of $4,000;
and to the Chassis OF Holland in the State of AIichi-
gan, $1,000, for the support of INDECENT churches
! in its bounds.
! The st. Louis Democrat says a first class Nation
al Democratic Journal is to be started in that city
| on the first of December 1t is to be called the
Times" is to be weekly at first and afterward
daily, and will sustain " the administration"
Hon. Arson Smythe, State School Commissioner
of Ohio has made contract with the Appletons,
of New York, for 50 900 volumes for the State Lii
brary, at discount of 40 per cent. on the retail
price.
The Hibernia Engine Company, of Philadelphia
stopped at Newark, n j., on FRIDAY night on their
way home from New York, and the tiremen received
them with torchight procession and after the pa
rade a sumptuous collation..
On Thursday evening last conversation was car
ried on by the telegraphic operators in the New
ork, Washington, Mobile and New Orleans offices.
There was complete circuit between Wall street
and the ST. Charles Hotel 700 miles.
The Masonic Temple at Chicago has passed into
the hands of mortgages 1t was built by the issue
OF stockshares, and the original proprietors are
SAID to have lost heavily.
The people of Buffalo have voted in favor of the
proposition to grant the aid of the city to an inter-
national bridge the Niagara river, to the ex
tent of $50 per annum, which is the interest liza
blity on the cost of the proicct-S2, SOC, 600.
The officers of the uniformed volunteer companies
OF North Carolina, will meet at Raleigh on the first
Monday in December, to devise means for securing
greater attention to military matters by the young
men of the State.
Hon. J. W. CrisfieId occupies several columns of
the last issue of the Somerset Union in urging upon
the people of that county the speedy construction
of the proposed railroad to connect the Delaware
Railroad with Saner's Cove and Norfolk.
The Natchez Free Trader places the name ofHon.
Albert Gallatine Brown, of Mississippi at the head
OF Its columns as the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1850.
The Norfolk Herald says that worthless notes
on the Bank OF Wilmington are in circulation
The engraving is genuine. but the signatures are
miserable counterfeits They have been put of on
Norfolk merchants.
John Brobst, over so years of age and miserably
poor, living in the glades Allegany Co., has been
shown to be the real owner of lands in the Penn
sylvania mineral region, valued by the million.
The Pennsylvania Inquirer saws there are twenty
lotteries IN the United States, and fifteen of them
are in this State
The New Jersey State Prison is full to overflow
ing. There nearly two convicts to each cell, |
and the Courts are sending more.