The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-27

The adjourned meeting of the creditors of CbarIos
II. Mills Il Co., was had on Tuesday in the Court of
Insolvency, Boston, when claims to the amount Of
Sll4 500 were approved and aowed-makino the
aggregate of claims thus far approved in round
numbers, $50, 900 The second meeting was closed
and due notice will be given of the time for the
third meeting.
The prospect of the grain and fruit crops in West
ern Texas is reported remarkably good. The
San Antonio H1'od says that more than two weeks
ago, on the Medina there were fields of corn more
than foot high The stands are remarkably good
Inc peach and plum trees overloaded with
young trult. The last frost did no damage.
joint resolution will shortly be introduced in
congress, extending the time for examining into
Ihe cases OF various naval officers affected by the
action OF the retiring board, with view to future
action thereon by the executive None have vet
Deen examined for want of time.
Mr. Lynnfed Wales, of Randolph. depot-master
upon the Od Colony and F. K. Railroad shot him
self through the head with pistol at | O'Clock on
the ga INST. lie was a very worthy man between
oo ana o1 years OF age, in comfortable crcumstan-
depression. '' ''e "''
According to the New York poyico C,-ot,o H.,
man VINO robbed Peter Remington on the steamer
Ierry, several years ago, of $40 600 brIonrno tn
inc Ne"Porc banks, by exchanging satchcls with
him, was Mike Phillips or Jew Mix an Enclish
thief, who made haste with his share of tbn ,I J
back to London. '''' i''"''''
we are informed by the State Treasurer of Wis
consH, D. Hastings, that on the lst of April thn
currency in her vaults. 0''''0 III
! bill has passed one branch of the Lroisloturo
! to sell the public works of that State
=, The carpet bag of jewelry seized by the Custom
House officers in Boston, few DAYS since on sns
returned to its owner, Mr.. Jcnnng, it having been
satisfactorily settled that the articles were of Amr
! lean manufacture.
Inc New Y ork Tribune @ves an account of n sup-
posed suicide found near Tomkinsville and states
that 1t was Impossible to procure for twenty
minutes IN which to lay the body, while an inourst
| was held-bccause the people wouIJ not aIIn,,, -
! dead body about their houses.
RAILROAD ACcDENT-Sixtcen cars on the North
| western Railroad, Virginia, were thrown from tba
track near Isle Run and precipitatcd into stream
! on Saturday, by running over a horse. Fonr mn,
| including the engineer, We're killed.
SUrcrDE.-On Thursday morning Mr. William
Snyder was found by the roadside near Mopt~om
cry, Orange county, New York. with his throat
cut. A verdict of death by suicide was rendered
NO cause Is assigned for the commission of the rash
| deed '''''
The barns on the farm of Nathaniel vansckle
near Goshen n. V, We're destroyed by fire on
| Sunday evening, with all their contents besides
TWO horses and a yoke OF oxen. Loss 81, 5OO-un-
insured
NJ, IL. Grinnc Esq, being about to make tour
IN Europe with his family, has sold his famous
| ~ IC"' lilhc. 10 W. IL. McN lckar, Of the
New DIRK Yacht Club, for S, 600
70 Inc repairs on the steam irigate Roanoke, at the
charleston Mass Navy Yard, it is said will cost
! S'oo,oUo This ought to make her Il little better
than when new.
- Counterfeit two dollar bills of the Merchants
Bank of Newburyport Mass. are in circulation
inc ylgnctte is ship under full sail. The note is
dated May 10. 1857.
Stone, the absconding lawyer at Worcester, of
iers 10 compound with his creditors at the rate of
| twenty-five per cent.
Flour is selling in Knoxville at one dollar and
nan sack or three dollars barrel, and is dull at
these prices.
:, Judgment has again been rendered against
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, by the United States
| District Court of New Orleans ,Judre McCoInb mo
| siding. r'o