The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-17

was occupied on ednesGay, by the read
R pr4t - ,. D " a" na, ""'lcss iioh' Dr, -: D.
nIt W IlJ a1tlt onGe, upon tle eIor's {" the
80 so IgC 4' ,nS atGht oiilce 10 pro
Dr GrtLi .;,',i u ,'.'r VI ic.icdI Pl"L'.
tbo II;tI - il'' ou thc ,'enuments OF
of dru%s and nadi;" TEi eiie I.PoIt%aon %
wbcL iiu ilis report states that drugs
shiI a. eHdnllheo anu rejected are sometmeSr re
no ipS,t l enIer some otliel port Where there Is
A pettion 81; " vi rSS' Ny Mlcn tle Ia" Is eVaGed-
offictir lor amendments TO render the law
santatiyos IeGh presented IN the House OF Repre-
Wavs and Ma Gi :; IeieIre9 To the committee on
resoIution ,,r,,; I " !.osc naiuS 1t let iies'
committee Of tyr w "alS lor tme appointment OF
list of smhion+S - aVport at the future sitting,
odontad md No. y prea ltLetrea TO members, was
said committee 'l" 'oleariS hameu as
Several members were cIectod , Il,
Vogeler. of Baltimore, ''' among them A.
The President. Dr. Kidwau sf,tod u...r a.
missioner of Indian Affairs had ortbiod t,ag tI
AGENT of the Ruraou to f,rnisb ,|o.%I iNcu iNcu Iue
medicinal herbs and rIonts r1ren.ats as to the
country and known in use bv thr ahori,ia lii'ln r
medicinal nnrnosns WeSsrs Ponto OG. mes loT
Guthrie apnoint@d to confar and ana
the Patent and Indian offices on tbnsr srIaot "'''
The evening session was tal,np mn b,, ~, L.,
sion of scientific Questions - = "
The nominations for Eyoo,,ti,-o C,,r,i+to 49,,
the Committee nm tho ,ro,rras r pLno, anu
confirmed vastordo,- ~ - ~ may "'''
Inc eultor OF the ~ 7. Tribune has been to lndi
ahapcliS ana speaks thus OF the crops: Observa-
ton iully confirmed the worst accounts we had re-
of conse o' J ni "ccenty % & ol m the harvest NeWere
with REGARD 70 what amy t .ts G' others
dencn of on,. o, a,N o't' Luz We nhu t"e e'l-
nass or tbn ooro o " W W u.Pio> i"c ilcISic
ContraI ad StL II, w. II III "Gster! We" lork, IN
central in6ano i rS'rdn "n" IN Eastern ana
less than over tirtec bnbI '''rI M',' l'lu
deal GROWING on rich , I ,;I1 cII 'I,iI " CAV
five Bushels From alI nnrts Of 0hin Jdi 'ovi aI
Illinois, except a yrry harrow bnIt Of d, ] ""n
soil ON the shore of Lake Trin o,, antS H. III
a similar deficiency low, had hnt ~ i'll "a
wheat crop no oats at all and Is Iil;ev 70 L,rt W
more than half n corn crop Michigon and Wiscnn
sin send better accounts: but only from Ninnosota
and Kansas have we assurance of full harvest. and
even in Minnesota the oats are deficient
FRom TExAs-The yellow fever has hrolze, ont
in Galveston and created ouite a manic A yonNcr
man named AInhonsa Rnncbar rrrnorI,. ~ NJ
Orleans died of tbn disnocn on Sotnrda,, n;,,Lt
n, C,,ndo,- trro otLos ia :, ~ - '''S"''
wore rnn6rtod 5'' ''''''' ''e" 's''" ''"e' cases
The receipts of cotton at Houston duripo tbo last
commercial wear were G3 l53 halls orainCt Az 900
in 1857. ''~'' ''7''''''
In tho roooints or oottor tt Iodi,, .I r.
Tnvas At GaIrpston tL ,, ~ I5l lL;h;t W.
an increase of Al 93s bales. the amount for ls57
having been only Il 500 while for the wear inst
closed it has been 9.S27, although UPWARDS of r
teen hundred bales were lost by accident while ON
the way to this port
The exports of cotton from Galveston incIude 40
$40 bales to Europe: 80 O7S to New York; ~ $50 to
Boston, and 5S52 to New Orleans Total H.
39l
Tho CoIorod National rr,int;a C,,t;, l,
finished its sittinos at Cbath ~ w Tb rn.,It
which bayo hoom rooboJ t H.; o l ,t;
are thn rncorTondotior Of = solonf ,ior,t;a,, 81
the nnternrisno amono tbn colornd nconIe and tb,
appointment Ola s.Xi~cr YaIInv ExIlorino part, ;,
The parties already appointed are Robert Douplas
of PhiIadclphia DR. DnIanv of Chatham G. "
and Roher+t Conrhou Of pliI,daI,Lia NJ, nom,r
lac roas ont os nm Artist pbotn,rra,,Lor 60 o%d
Mr. Cannhc os Natnr9iit od ptni+ TIa, I',nr
object is to explore the fertile valley of the Nicer,
the region known as thn Yoruba country. and a.,
certain whether the reports which have been rem
dered will warrant an emigration to that land
! On Thursday last an ottonn+ was r,odo bv f,ur
! prisoners to break tLe Somarsat countv iaiI A.
! the Joilor Mr. Abhott was nassin,r tL. gIrisopor,
from, tha nnnr port of tLo biiIdinn h tI,o d,n,aor
! to ba moro sppcnrey fastened mn f,r tbo ribt on
! of the men struck him violent blow in the face
which felIed him senselrss to the floor and t,v~ of
them continued to beat him whilst the others were
MAKING search for the kew of the outer door The
| alarm was rivan bv a negro woman employed as
! cook at the building and some prisoners not con-
cerned in the plot and the prisoners were secured
by the citzcns.-Somersct Union.
! Iot.o, c = p- C., Il: :. :.
Ahrssinia says. S.TLo ,,,r,,Ta,. Of Io,s ia -.
| from Ftbionio ornnoIIr is soron thnnsonJ. tlr,,
fuurths of them are Young Girls, acd from seven TO
twelve and are of Christian parents The nrincinoI
rorts from ,yb,nra tIn,, ara s,nt ar SnIalli, fl
! which about 600 drnart. Nassonab > 5O0. AdrIns
50O. and Touio,ro and ZoIIo Ooo' Tbo oIiiJoD,
are conveyed IN Arahio ,yharn tb,v oro sl,Id f,r
about one thousand francs each; and from Arabia
thnv orn dienotcbod to all ,orts of tbo Nrss,I,,o,
empire. for the great mems harcms.
ACCORDING to = circu1ar issuod G.o,o tbo f,riro
sonodror ioted on hoard tbn Ho,-sbin powbota,,
the 1st Of Juy the distribution Of the soadron at
that date was "a follows. All officers and crow ,vnI
Hong Kong. Missis.ippi; Canton river, German
| town: Culf of PichclIG Minnesota Povbatop and
the Yankee-Russian steamer America. Total Amer
| lean men of war in China, tive English fifty in
Guiding gn-boats; French, twenty; Dutch, two
Portuguese, four; and Russian, four.
The y. Y. Post saws that during the past three
weeks United States Marshal Ryndcrs has been en-
| deavorng to seize two vessels suspected of beinU
engaged in the slave trade One Of the vessels gave
him the slip, and the other discharged her cargo,
and, it is said she is preparing for a legitimate
voyage. Three hundred dollars were spent in the
efforts to make Cease of one or both of the YES
| sells
The Louisville Courier SAYS that the bureau of
| Typographical engineers, under the recommended
ton OF Colonel Fuller the engineer IN charge OF the
work OF removing the famous ked river rait, have
| abandoned that undertaking. as already announced,
and substituted for it the plan OF opening the high
water channel through Lake S0dus, and the bayous
yng east OF the ralt, thuS rejecting permanent
'DP n VI a"o
IFlhce Adam CZartorlskl Is shortly expected IN
Vienna nlenna; win ms son, on VISIT TO ms brother
IIlHcG Colls''ti''lne NZartorI.E Inc laIter having
hi brotb"r fo, Thnm M h, ha 10 see
i.i' ,SnI ii"'' MN ~ IA" 'ePd' d'tu
| SinCt Io'l, an o'ut' "aS Hl'lr"laCiif STht 10
,don drn 10 sly" '"' requisite passports ''F lr'n'e
rra W n T,,IiI a. M ,nu I'm tne
ra,diotn. m one t h, donar;,
| I'll 49, e. a., - ;,;a e |, - ~ ~
IL WI. Wv. ~ Wv ~, l,s
fnrnpd and onnro,,cd nv. tbo reomI. "r t%o -
torv. r''i''0
Hon pbiIin I Fontono Novor oF Lo,. Wost dioJ
on Saturda,, A. t +r ofbi, doatI
In ,ros T"orobor nF t%n Stato Ioti,Iat,rn NaTn
nf tba citr r. ( vi StnrollaC57or and Actinor
Snani.b GonsnI fiinr bi ,II;c tnrsts With rrrnaf
ability and credit 70 Limsec"and went to his rest
almost amidst his duties.
H. phnlIIi u py; ,o,. Ior,