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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-07

TERRIBLE ACCIDEpT IN THE SCHCYLETLL County,
MTyEs.-It appears that about noon on Tuesday last
four men and two boys assembled the shaft at the
Thomastown colery, in a car resting on 4 cage
When within a few inches of the top, pin, upon
which the cage rests when it reaches the top. was
pulled out too soon, and the car was not on IA level
with the platform sufficiently to permit ii to be
rolled off the cage. In this position two of the
wheels of the car We're rolled off the cage; but it
found impossible to get the other wheels OF.
signal was then given to the engineer, who could
not the position Of the cage, to hoist it little.
Unfortunately, it was hoisted too high the tilt
ed was freed entirely from the cage, and the next
instant with its freight of precious lives. consisting
of four men and two boys. trns ddAsS doirD The
shaft, perpendicular depth Of t,oo huadrcd anil tolg
feet. The remains of the unfortunate men and boys
were, after the occurrence, removed to the surface
in shockingly mutiatcd condition.
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The Boston Mass Transcript says:-;A gentle
man who assembled Mount Wiley from the White
Mountain Notch, A few DAYS ago, writes us that he
found patches of snow eighteen inches deep on the
top of the mountain This is quite unusual for that
neighborhood so late in June. The mountain
streams are reported to be very cold at the present
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-07

DR.. BoYNTON's SECOND LECTURE.-Dr. Boynton gave
the second of his of lectures last night another
large audience the Maryland Institute Hall The next
lecture will be given this evening, the "Gold beam
ing Rocks"
ACCIDENT.-A named Anthony Cooper had the
thumb of his left hand blown Off Monday at Locust
Point whilst engaged in cooking pistol which accident
ally exploded.
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in New Pork
1nNr III, N

TUESDAY, July 6, 1858.
so sIs B&oRR. bio. .56 100 shs. N.C.RR. boo. Tx
100 bto.56 :" g INK
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Since Jan L.. S37 932, s3l S37 All 019 S31 2S7 OH
The exports of specie from New York for the week end
ing Saturday, and for the year 1858, follows
Total for the week 1858 1879
Previously reported So IFS 63l 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
Police IuteDIiUeuco.

ALLsGpp VIOLATION or rne QUARANTINE LAWS
COMPLAINT AGAINST rHE COMMANDER OF rNe sus-
QUEuANNA.
The deputy Heal tn oncer at ousransue appeared be-
fore justice wclsh at tho owor Poce Court saturday
evening" and made compLaint AGAINST Joshua r Sands,
Commander Of the un;ed States frigae sarqoehAana,
charging him with violating the Quarantine la~s ms
susquohAnna viii be remembered, arrived al ,hs pors
ON ,he 18th inst, from Ni;arsgsa via Port asya,
Jamaica, having ea board n number Of yelios fever
patients Tho IIoalLh OHcers ~ Quarantine orderei
all the officers andcrew 10 be brought ashore u s.a.sn
Island, except 30 many Of them night, In he jSdg
n,ent of the commander, DO required board ship
Keepers This order Commander sands refused o ooey:
hence tho complaint Tho folio ~ng the aisva Of the
neputy Health Oflcr;-
Cyrenc Waller, being duly sworu says-He s De-
putty Hcaith Oni,er Of the port Ncw YNx snas thu
uped atcsfrisa susquehanna, whereof Jossa. sAnis
gnccr arrived n. tho Quarantine aochors groua1
tho 10Th day OF April inst, having several
persons sick with yellow fever; that said frgxss, her
ss e,r ,hs mi. aecso.a. = men
dcempg unsafe for osc not sc9 with yel,~ fever TO
remain on beard Of ssi vefs drcccd said commsn1er
land all o hR officers and cfes fr sail vessel
tho s1 antpo pounds except macy them maxnt,
N INC juosnoni OF saa commander be rcqnirei pri
OF ship Keepers thai deponeus, aser rviry
such orders drcctons sent tog asoogssfs ef ssi
rigse for the purpoee o. ranshlppbg sad orrcs and
an b,ns ,Us =, s., r "a sor
which sad tug sent W said r gac wholly refused %
permit hs said officers and crew. aoy Of them, syceJt
hoe Who actually SICK 70 90 board Of sad sog,
and wholly refused 70 comply win sad order tnAi Ter
sending such tug, Aforesaid ana aftsf sAi refusal de-
ponent aRan directed said commander - o0DVly Win
said order for ranshi9png sad oicsrs sad cros said
coumzIcer again reirsei 20 comply vh SAID orcsr; de-
ppent urhcr says at ip giving saij order be acted IA
bis orcsi cepacny, AMI win the kBoredgs and sppro-
baion Of nca IN Occr no therefore prays that s
Jhua r. Sanis may DO arrosed, and deaf wan ac'
cordmg " law.
Commander Sands viii probably appear before Jastos
Welsh 10 day % answer the aboyc com,lant
CnnEycrSc FaHr Duu.--A youns narsd
Cbrries Albright taken into custody yesterday By
cheer Brevoor Of the General superin snieps Oce, on
charge OF charoshg a former employer c hs ,srsi
samuel ID. Balon 10 fight duel 80 m,sunfers.asins
appears occurred eei~eeh the empossr sot t9s en.
ploy Cd when the latter Quilted the estsodsnS1ent al
taking great offence AZ some rensrss male uss c ~ W.
Baon, challenged him 70 deadly cono4i, IN v0alon os
the statute. The prisoner was ero5shs oStlfs Jts.e
Osborn the Lover Police Court, vhrr u,oo ca rsssas
bis regret II what bad happened the 'np.Anals ~sa.
drew the charge, and requested the M stias y lsmss
the compslnt Jrsi Osborn, In yes " Tao dsl51a-nis
youth sether with tho Request Of ths 60 asn,, COZ
sen,ed 10 let matter drop, and, with srepnn<ni, as'
ohNscd the accused party from custody.
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News fsom I<nnsns.

fCOrrcetsndcbce OF the ST. Louis Republican
IElvrNwoRni CgrY, April H. 1855.
The purchase of animals for the Utah expedition cDni
pues 10 be brfky carried There In the vicinity
q fort three thousand mules, OF which come two
hundred and hy from Tennessee I've hundred from
Penney ivanis, and tho remainder from Missouri. me
price has yet been permanently hrod bat raoges 70
e1T5 per animal To buying prise for horses averages
ti25 The supply Is large and large numbers q each are
Col Crcssnan, Of the Quarter masters Department,
arrived here nom 81 1cus ths morning 70 superInend
preparations.
day d hc Methodist E2iscopsi church, By special invita-
ion. His subject Experimental Rsiig the idea
being 70 produce revival feeling n this place. where,
nssure you, u 10 much needed.
The worting men OF hc ciy bold snc4hsr meeting 20
eight 10 pross. against Tho aiocsion q the Lesveo~crh
instrument, 30 long a. ils bess s negro equality. ue
snilecomptcn celebration viii, In all lkoshcod izle
out entirely. Heaven will not SMILE upon any each pro
ceedng, and, consequenty hss been postponed rom
day 10 day because of mud aad miro, 70 that s event
bad. The river .s rising fast owing % tbs rescnt oos
The vaHcy Tsnk Of Kansas is now, IN all probability,
bursted They are irving drafts which ere a. surely
6.hororcd In payment 70 bi holders. One such drVs,
for upwards of hrcc hun fred dollars, drawn on the O
zsns' Bank Of This city, vs ns morning wosessed Tor
A brisi ssssaN w.s made last night urcu Frank
M-(arty . clerk In the fost Oncc. Asshe'vss v,Miog
homcward in tnc dark, brick va thyown AZ him ny
some rowsrdy assaesin who was hidden 10 somc door
way. frsnk IL seriously Injured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

fFrom the 81 LOUIS kopunnc1n, April ~
The civ s rapidly ll,rg up with officials aai ooers OF
,be army destined for Utah. Amoog the arrivals Cap
lain James H. simpson, who n his way " Fort savea-
worth take command VI thc cwps q toposrapnsok en-
ences attached 70 TIE army Of Ush He goes out under
favorable circumstances, having besu nbeAy provided
by the War Department with the necessary roooncs,
useoroo. cl and paragraphs instruments for deter
6inng the latsade and ionsute cf the places 70 -
visited, the heights d mouoteins and passes, and roe
skctchine nc general Topography q tbs couotry.
fhe ehcers Of The COTS under c,nnsnd cf
Captain Simpson arc Captain Abwt, heas snsnIs
Kirby, Smith and Pusnam Phs<oFspnsrs q
Mills, of Washington, and M.xi 'sssno, -
man; Naturalist, cbss Iccrty, who accompsolea nsos
Lmcry In his survey Of toe MORGAN beana$fy ,oe W.
wl,apn leo Also attached 70 The expedhon - 5sssay
70 Cant Sinpsop. - = - 80,
Ma. psn. MCnliosigh, In ccu'uncton vhn soy. Possu
~ ~ , conmlssiou ~ trsst vth Gov foung an ~
uo ons arrived IN hls cay yesterday mornins o. h's
way 10 Utah NE prcrosition orNins,ed ~ vsry Pes
r,cs,ves pc doubt bat vefy well no1oh lhn Gen.
Tos nssop Win be- Great HA Cry long bsfsRs Az REQ.
sorcsmsuis CO reach him rom Ne sates, and sh he
have established Gov Cumming and others N tnsr ome
whbcus ccpsrldps Brigham ysvrx.
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our dsh's Yen well know thss bad sup9ntsi ~
many E!iFary plans have sprung no snco the
period o. inaeEandsnSs " tha crescent te, would en-
Joy tbe advantages Of most lnxnroos ezissDce, and
would po seo myseN as do. ruined my interests,
fscrtced partially for tho heneht cr my o,uotry, AID
hexsns, listen 10 my voice listcu " H., aud, rn'te
under the shadow Of the banner Of Ayusa h soiz, our
arms enc As we bad the courage and strength TO throw
eown toe brutal ysupy Of the dca'or, los possess
tnAt OF purhhng aalcrone acd ungraefa general, by
showing MN how strong are the Mexican psope when
defending their rights and their liberty. m
Ano you vasrt IONS OF The soosb bs really, for the
hour Of new STRUGGLES has arrived mo lighting s bega
npg and nore bloody aud lercer per ever bat
prooaby also tho last have 20 undergo for if va
uumph peace VIII be forever securei by punshiog IN
exemplary way the trai ors who disturb IL
Ana you, valiant iohsbtsnts Of the South who
nave gwen me go many proofs of vhor, pat
IHIsm ana sell denial, remember glori
ous days OF Ayutla, and bs prepared 10 terminate
once for all such heroicw0rk Remember that he
VINO 70 Gay invokes religion and liberty wing
order and aonintssg bs country, General Zuiosga
inc prisoner OF Nozco tue who drsi your
tne time OF tnat tyrant, wnoScd waste your fields, who
dec'naied your peop and reduced your families beg
gary Remember sll that hearts then will
entbHasns, and With deep faith you will sezs your arm,
70 defend pour rights, your families and your Gresides;
asd even should oo acoouni Of my advanced age by
the oazEds OF the which Is preparing sucd dmb be
hNs osCouFafed,l e1tIeM you. On thu contrary, you
cher Eh the memory OF general in thu least psrss
wMb more zeal and greater courage in dshtng against
wbcsoevcr may intend To subingate you for In this
you will pay the beat tribute the eo a in all res
made 70 render you ba,py.
Tn<i.r~e, 70 arms, MexcaDs 70 arms, vaapt sons Of
The soathl Anu cter than submit lot die lighting
liberty, the reforms. and the coS.;tn'ion Of 1851.
JUAN h-yAREZ
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Tho contracts cesabra.sd IN Gua saaxa for the suu
ensnce Of the army sba' no allowed ah-r vevislon
T. GosyaDseee employment % the soldsers, and that
passports shall be given for wherever ordered.
The forces which occupy Jssoo shall yemaiu 10 tho
orders of the General IN Chic! Of the army Of RestAurA
dor.
One brigade Of his army sha enter n garrison 3ua
delajara and the capitulated shall In their Guar
To es.
O. The forces which outside OF GuatAailra viii be
allowed 0 participate in this arrangement for nsssen days
The agreement shan lake effect four hours after The
exchange.
This was verified at . A. NJ on the 23i.
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ONE 20 or :, THE TIL ,, RESULTS 1T OF THE g cIyn WAR

prom the Mexican Extraordinary OF March 1871
The DiGrio Cfciot OF this morning contains decrec
from the Ministry of War and Marine, cutting army
list he fo),wpg persons for not having rccoyu the
ss estabshed under the reformed plan Of
TacuOnya:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19
ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES.


ANNEXATION TO THE UNITED STATES.
From the Mexican Extraordinary, March o01
Some few weeks Soce pIbkshed tho representation
nade by the Legislature Of Sonora for the
0pa Congress- but which did not arrive here until that
tody had besn broken up by the plan Of rAcubayapo
testig ogai,~t he making Of treaty BY wich any portion
Of the national territory should bc 0lter1ed ID.
now learn that the esature OF the state OF Chhus
hus, the lst U had taken up this ADDRESS from the
State Of sonora. ana rO protests in he most formal
ney against the sale VI any portion Of the national territory
With there ropresen atoms before certainly
perplexed to know the actus sentiment OF tho people
OF northern Mexico the subject OF tho sac OF moro
territory TO the United States has for q ione ume
been in the mouths OF many persons that tho people
OF the northern c,unty were longing to od themselves
IN toe arms OF Mohtr Jonathan. The reasons for tcH
pave been given that they trod disgusted and dis
beareped from tho many changes aud Insecurity IN this
sire into the United States has been the enhu cod
value that al! properties would have
TITO can &c no question cut reasons Of potent cha
crn people 70 change their nationality But powerful as
he.e reasons may be- and rotw hsudng the expressed
desire many hexcans who have 10, landed interest.
in the Noytbern states, doubt very muon Il the pro
ste Of the Legislatures Of the States Of Cn
huabu 90 contain tho actual sentiments Of tho people
Of that regoa II such be the sentiment OF the bulk Of
TIE people OF the Norto certainly the act would be
nnpsGsc on Inc part CT nnsoplo Of this region to wish
ness for ihe general good Of the nation.
ONE OF THE RESULTS OF THE CIvH WAR
prom the Mexican Extr aordnary OF Ma -ch 1871
The Didrio Ofciot OF this morning contains decroc
from the Ministry of War and Marine, cutting army
list The fol)wpg persons for having rc0oyu ze1 the
government established under the reformed plan OF
racubaya:-
GENERALS OF DIVISION.
Jean Alvarez ADsstasio Parrod.
lgnac.o Comonfoft Tomas Moreno.
,ayIT,AIs or
Angel Tfias. Eptacso Huerta
Jofe Garcia Condo joan j. de Ia Cara
Nicolas DO Ia Portiila Mariaro Moret.
Ramon Islosins. Emilio Iapgberg.
Ignscio de 10 Lave. Aeus.n Alcerrs,a
ksDuel Garcia Pueblita- Diego Alvarez.
Graduates
Miguel Eearete. Manuel Doblado
Juan Rocba Juan 3. Dsaz
Jose Ncanor Zaps'a victpriBno Zamors.
Dtmetro Chavero. jose VI. Veayluez de Ia Ca
Jose Nunez. depa
Jose Maria Artesga. Tomas arbereuL
The decree ia dated the lIth nst.
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ms Bcniclss ~ BsSSosvulx-rhs tslssraphic ass.
paAoh kn,uncinf that asa&onvnls Ar bad been n<wy
aes,rrysd BY haf's~se, ~s hcsx
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suRRENnER nr pARRonI.

oCUrAfsoN or eUADALAJARA ny Tng GOV yaRsMgSr
tfrcm the NexicAn Extraordinary, March 20
The official journal publishes The following condil3os
upon which Gtrcrnl rnxrod and hs moops capinNed 70.
he government On The 23d;--
J. me defenders Of the consultation shall nct bc per
secuted INatsle ~.
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THE AMERICAN CONSUL AT VERA CRUZ
The 0OvnRNoR OF VERA CaUx 70 rHH. OLD UNITED
STATES CONSUL
GovnNhEsr on rHD FREE AND SovERsios


STATE or VERA OaUz,
VERA CHUg, April s, 1868
has reached the nooe OF this government tnss Don
Fox Znioasa Sho psetents Invested whh the char
Acter Of st magistrate Of the republic hes deermnsd TO
withdraw rom your worship, Questra Sspoyia the exc
qnafur which The legitimate sopeeme governmsn. has
erasteo you % Consular Agent OF the Uated 6tAss Of
America IN this tort
To avotd apy perpexty whatsoever which could
originate rom The meDtiooed determination, this govern
Dtnt, OF whore legality nobody doubt, bas.sps 70
manifest to our worshp that, for s part cannot re-
spect any order whatsoever eaDstDg from the called
government o Zoosgs; and In o0sseq vul Nnue
reccgo'Zpg your ~ogfhp. honorable
umt as @ Dsul o. sbs United 6a'es Irenew your
chip, with this occasion the Of my eseem and
copsioef alton. God and liberty
MANUEL G ZAyoRA.
seDor Dow PoxxIT, Consul Of Uni,ed States Of
Amer lea IN sbis port.
CONSUL PICKETT TO THE GOVERNOR OF VERA CRUZ.
CUssCIArR Tis UNIrsD STATES or AMERICA,
VElsA CRUZ. April g, 1853.
Tho undersigned hss had the honor receive the note
OF his sxceency Governor The sovereign
Sate Of Vera cuz ,esroe date of yesterday Of
which cave had most respectful atteotion.
without wshBg inter medde with politics OF che
coopt the uneersped ventures 10 express that
~ii attend the Of the State OF Vera Cruz
shd IN fact OF the liberal party throughout the rep1olc
lbe undeIssDed improves ths occasion aasure Ms x
celency the Governor OF his profound respect and
PICKETT.
To his Exceleucy Scnor Doy MANUEL g. ZASoRA, Cover
nor OF the State OF Vera Cruz.
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WA csuz, Aprn Z, 1853.
Several oo;sir, B>ieen a. Drops Of In Llare aad EsAe
s0ary-Ths Cdv,, II TIC Liberdl,ss MT Despsr1s -Hn
aad Rsney Wdnlei from Abrocd 77s Troubles Of ne Cw-
suls-ncO United States C5.suls on Rrnd, dc ,dc
Tho newspapers herewith Vii give you nearly y not
quite sI tie nc~s The forces Of la Lave and Echea
gary have had several cosOus, but AZ yet without ds
sve resali. Our Governor (ZAnors) resolved to nsh!
out and IL taling his dispositions accordingly. The
cause Of tho liberal pary By no means 40 desperate ~
Ne enemies ~oald have ths government al Washington
and The public at large be eve As one Of the "sgns c
the Ines," they bore gradually getting over their
aversion 70 foreign aid, and would now gladly aoce7t
money arms and men. The latter, however, must nne
srely "a spies, and not 10 bsuAicos-tney can or
gsnize wbon they get en- The ground TIE writer s far
from advising any BODY 70 oomeespeoanS ne, or they,
have sulcency Of sbs pssdfa and braias 10 take
care cf themselves with, should sh,y got lnto ugb
pace.
One Of The lsvefest little inosisns ve had for sous
time b@ beer tho wthdrasal BY the government a. the
cry OF Mexico Of the sgsdurs OF the Consus Of span,
expressing their sympsihIes wsb tte liberal ~
per letters sent you last mail The 1pinsh Consul nis
tended bia funeral two DAYS ago rh,t Of Hamburg has
sone 70 sescc 70 msAc bis peace with the zaldsga
e,aS ne uove5nor o. % sovereign stat, gives soe
him 70 remain The c,rsca, part o. busness t1at
zelosgs bss rccsnIs another United sstes Consul for
The port, put Zkmorn our Govern or, won't les him s
so ibc nee man (vbc>s nans Il fsymss) re mains In
arts during the peAsure oeihe old man, (~boso nams
u Pcke nctvihstAndinr The oonmiasscn OF tho rrssj.
dent of the rne< essAe- and the essgvaf n the sir
styled Preejens o. hexsoo sesd yo3 M PICK ,as Or
noxNus eHsr - NE Governor, nnd a. one Addressed
him BY said ec~ers~ sen hstant am toid In, shs
ccasul inscpds srpupg husef dplomstc secpi ~ the
Insd sics mo government Of This SOVEREIGN slc
cpen relations vh w. sd fra all Of treaty md
you ever Dsd you tros our satcenen IN wsshsnrtou
love mon who take the icsatvs, and deubs thcy'ii
send rhs genius ccmnsson 10 ship Of w~-s~o ahips,
perhsps f-|
Not 20 harmonious and friendly seem 70 BE- ns&srDat
yc.sls, and The unted stafs Ocpsu vrsss for aid \,
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CONGRESSIONAL.
fhiTty.fifth Cengress-First Session.

IN TIKI SENATE, on Saturday, after our report
closed, the Deficiency Bill was made the order
Of the day for 12H O'Clock to- day
The Pacific railroad bill was then taken up
further considered, and finally,
On motion Of MIR. Benjamin, postponed until
the first in December next, by the following vote ::
TEAs.Messrs. Bayard, Benjamin, Bigss Brown,
Clark. Clay, Col amer, Dixon, Evans. Fessenden.
Fitzpatrick, Hale. Hammond, Houston, Hunter.
lveTSOn, Johnson of ArkanSas, johnson of Ten
nessee Mason, Psarce. Sebastian, SIidel, Thomson
of New jersey, Wade, and WIlsOn-45
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Bell. BIgler, Bright, Brod-
erck. Chandler: Doolltte, Douglas, Fitch, Foot.
Green, Gwn; Henderson, Kennedy. King, Polk,
pugh; Seward, Simmons, Stuart, Trumbull, and
Wrlght-22.
ABssNr or -Or .yoTrNG.-Messrs. Bates, Came
ron Crlttenden Davis, Durkee, Foster, Hamlln,
Harlan, Jones. Mallory, Reid. Sumner Thompson
of Kentucky, TOOmbs, and Yulee-I5.
Mr. Jones was announced as having paired off
with Mr.. TOombs
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
In THE House, the private calendar occupied
the attention Of members, after our report closed
until adjournment.
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PERSONAL.

-. Major l.. p. Graham, u S A, and f. N
Fuller, Esq, of New Jersey, are at the National
-. Gen. James ID. Gardenhirr, the Benton
Attorney General of Missouri, under General
Price. was, last Monday, elected Mayor of Jeffer.
son City.
. Ex- Governor Matteson. OF Chicago, has
commissioned Mr. l.. w Volk, the sculptor to
execute for his residence lfe-sze statue of
Judge Douglas, in marble
The Hon MT. Pic&ens of s. c. Minister
TO Russia, has been in New York with his fami-
ly en- route TO 81. PeteTsburg-but unable to Sc
cure satisfactory passage for a month more
he has returned 10 South Carolina TO transact
some business there before lie sails.
..-- The duel fought in the environs of Paris
Legation, and Mr.. BreevoTt, of New York, was
on account OF conflicting admiration for the fair
sex Mr.. Calhoun was the challenging party
having been struck by his adversary.
go. Two &C uples were married in New Balti-
more, one dty last week, under peculiar circum-
stances. Twin sisters married twin brothers,
and the parties Were each twenty four years old ,
and the wedding day was the anniversary of the
birthday Of the brides.
go. The Cincinnati Commercial saws: The
Hon Thomas r Marshall delivered a lecture in
Smith Il Nixon's ball. on Saturday night. upon
total abstinence. Mr.. Marshall has recently be-
come a jealous ad vocate of temperance. and we
learn is d recent convert to Christianity"
80. The New Workers alreried-ihat is to say,
all those who heard heT-at Lola Nontez' = fare
well lecture there. She said her ma rage in
EOgldnd was unfortunate one I'VE suspect he
hushand thong BIT so tool that Dujairsa her Paris
lover was killed in duel for her sake; that Aus
tria and the Jesuits beat her OIL; of Bavaria and
concluded with some feeling remaTksto Anne, j.
ca, "tne grand refuge Of liberty-the fairest Pill.
lar 10 freedom that ever rose beneath Gods DER
dIching sky'
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union leader this morning takes hope
full view politicallyward, arguing that anti
slavery, which in this country has been culmi-
mating since 1920, is now ON the wane
The IhteiligeHcEr takes occasion this morn
ing to deprecate the meetings of sympathy
with Orsini and ether revolutionists lately
held in this country, and is glad to add % that
their constituents have been mainly composed,
not Of American citizens, but Of the foreigners
who have been thrown on our shores by the
late Intellectual agitations of Europe, and who,
after destroying, by their proved incapacity for
its enjoyment, the speedy hope Of an enlight-
ened popular liberty on the Continent, seem
now to be bending all their efforts to extin.
guish among the people of this country any
commiseration which their fate may have hith
erto excited