The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-10
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JUNE 10, 1858.
DOM E STIC.

We published some weeks ago the dedication
and disqualification of the Republican Ire aruter of
Ashtabula county, in this State. An exa lnatiOn
by the County Commissioners proved the defalca-
ton to amount to $4,000. The Comm ssloners
commenced suit against the securities, and then
bitrated the matter, when Judge Hitchcock decided
that the bail was released because the amount of
the penalty was inserted in the bond after they had
signed H.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The ceremony of the translation of the remains
of Ex-President Monroe from the Second Street
Cemetry, New York to Richmond, Va, will take
place on the Sd of July. The 55th Regiment Col
lie Gal, is to act as Guard of Honor; the Virginia
Steamship Company will convey the remains to
Richmond free of expense, and the United States
Notifications to be found on the voyage will sa-
lutte the corpse, by order of the Secretary of War
The Watertown (Wis.) Democrat says that there
probably was never, in the history of Wisconsin,
greater breadth of land planted and sown than
there is, and will be, the present season. Farmers
Whereabouts have sown more largely than usual
with wheat, and the crop has very promising ap-
pearance.
well-dressed Frenchman, who registered his
name at the hotel in Chronicle, near Mobile Ala
as Louis Maury, of New Orleans, La, was found
dead about mile from Chronicle, on Saturday
morning, the 10th ult. His brains were blown out
and pistol was in his hand, from which it was sup
| posed he had committed suicide.
| James Mcfarland, an attache of Spalding &
Rogers Circus was killed bv one Roberts in Iber-
ty, Mo-, few days since. Mcfarland snapped
pistol at Roberts, who drew bowie knife, and COM
pletely severed Mcfarland head from his body at
a single stroke.
The directors of the Pittsburgh and Boston Min
ing Company, (Chf Mine, Lake Superior having
the funds in the treasury have voted to anticipate
the usual August dividend by paying on the 18th in
slant So per share. The dividend amounts to $780,
| 900.
The Hon. Mills Hays died at his residence, in New
| berry township, on Tuesday week. He was one of
the associate judges of the courts of York county,
Pa, for five years, having been elected to the office
| in 1851.
George Rush, the alleged mail robber at Etna,
Pa, had a hearing on Saturday. The evidence of
his guilt was of a most positive character, and in
view of the fact, the commissioner committed him
to answer in default of 81, 900 bail.
The Syracuse, N Y, Journal says that a boats
crew beat their driver, colored boy, to death, a
few days ago, near Clyde, in that State and then
threw his body into the canal They were all ar
rested at Newark, Wayne county
The late Anthony Gould, of Albany, n Y, law
! bookseller, made provision in his will, whereby
| the Bible Society, the American Board for Foreign
Missions, and the Home Missionary Society, will
together receive from $4,000 to $4,000.
Coesburg, Delaware county, Iowa, was visited by
| a most extraordinary hailstorm on Sunday after
noon last. Some stones were ten inches in circum-
| ference, while others had more length and were
| from eight to ten inches long.
Mr.. David A. Bell was killed in the streets of
Nashville, Tenn, Monday of last week, during
storm, by stroke of lightning. He was on horse
back, and the animal shared the same fate, both dy
| ing almost instantly.
The Kingston ulster county, Journal announces
the failure of Frederick Burger, iron manufacturer
of Napanoch. The assets valued at about $780,
900; and the Indebtedness is a little over $50 600
Gilbert Dubois is the assignee.
John Salisbury, section master of the Western
Railroad. at Palmer, Mass, had both his arms cut
off by freight train, few nights since. Surgical
aid was procured and an operation performed but
death ensued the next evening
A freight train on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road ran off the track Thursday night between
Seymour and Vincennes and killed the firemen and
engineer.
General Haskell, the distinguished Tennessee
orator, has been released from the Insane Asylum
at Hopkinsville, Ky.
special train on the Canada Grand Trunk Rail-
way, % miles in % minutes last Monday rate
of 81 l-5 miles per hour!
The Stissing Bank has been organized at Pine
Plains, Duchess Co., n. Y. with capital of $780,
900, and the first instalment paid in.