The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-31

t2c. sales at S3sWlOIsc. Coffee Is firm. Sales of
1900 bags at private terms. Sugar is firm Tur-
pentine is heavy at 4SA@49c. Rosin is steady
| Rice is firm.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS BY THE NORTHERN
LIGHT.
AS the orlzaba was about to leave the port of
| san francisco, the fugitive slave Archv was
| brought on board. lie had been remanded back
| into slavery by the decision of the Supreme Court
in session at Sacramento, and was taken first to
stockton thence to kands, opposite to San Fran
| cisco, whence he was taken on board. He had not
been there long. however, when a boat came from
the shore with a writ of haJeas corpus, issued by
Judge treeon, OF San Francisco, commanding the
| return OF the slave, who Immediately went on
shore in one boat, followed by his owner in an
other
Santa Anna left Carthagena on the last West In
dia mail steamer for st. Thomas, en- route to Vera
Cruz and prior to departure sold off publicly all
ms game cocks, circumstance of omnous proof to
Spaniards of his ultimate designs on Mexico
Inc sloop OF war jamestown was at Aspinwall;
| officers and crew all well.
The American trigate Merrimac arrived at Taca-
huana on the 23d January and while there, one of
her crew got into an alteration with one of the
'viGiantes, who struck him on the head with his
sword, which was seized and broken by comrade of
the sailor, who in turn beat the viglane" over the
head with the scabbard A crowd speedily collected
and general fight ensued, in which one of the
Chilans killed. The citizens then turned out en-
masse upon the Merrimacs men, and drove them TO
| tLor, 81 +Ia - - ~ ~ s''' % anu PeitlhS
severely wounded about the head and face and
one, Peter Dalton. had piece of his skull forced
| into his brain. He underwent the operotion of fro
nanning and yvo in n fir -, t NV opea.ioh 1 I W
| then rumored on board ship that the Merrimac was
| gong IN search OF Peruvian outlaw, who had one
was levving contributions on all vessels ot tb @i
| cha Islands. Captain Hobbs. of the ship Morning
Glory of Boston, was about to be tried on ho,rd
the Merrimac ;or the murder of one OF his men,
| On the DIST February and the following do, tho
Gillian ports wore visited nv = tarr;icnoTtba' n,itb
heavy rain squalls, causing severe disaster amnnn
the shipping At Valparaiso. the Boston clinnrr
ship Panther lost cutwater and was badly br,i;sed
Antonio, the HAMBURG brir Bnrtha want aShnrn
and became a total wreck AT Ponndo a cooStin,,
| etnonar ,,ont osbo,.o d,n;n 81. aI' " N"','i"S
| LOST '"o sunni s'''' anu was
| Nine bousos ,,oro dost.o,,od L.. eao 49,, .,.-
inc Of the ODD at VaInaaso ,j %" 'me morn
stand still no ch.,tars &C. va az d
| Fmrono ~. tba rnita5 So "i"'e''' P'oc"i"oe JOE
Fran, Porn No Ioorn tht - p;4r1
of Innone throo L; ,nro a. 9;lit hopIS' Soulh
thonrb a6Ia 70 so1mpo "e'e '"''iS "l'n Sulh"'
'7' ' w 'e'H"'e'
EXCITING yFWS Epo,I TuE pTo cp,nnr
w ~ nv" iiH nv "hANDh.
learn from the san Antonio Herdld of the 18th
INST mat an express had arrived in that city, sent
~. y! o'Pt. a. IT, Drackett, commanding Fort Mcln-
~, Al au"' le4as,l having oiSpatGhes lor Ten
u"lSSS ana "oV. tunnels, as wen as letters Tor the
Mayor OF San Antonio and others
| OF public meeting, from which we make the fol-
| lowing extracts:
In writing to you had hoped that would not so
soon De called upon to chronicle injuries and in
| suits TO our nation and people. Would you believe
| 1t, that Mexican officials have carried into forced
! captivity men whose voices were heard declaring
| their citizenship OF the United States? Yet such
Is the fact. Official and certain information has
~ ntnIn y pls.ff
commanding at this post that certain citizens of
,e Cntea states, residing ABOUT seventy miles be
fcod ITO ,b go I'D" zen hiuIipPeu' ana
tinnS Of ~ Vi '''' VI ''ie 'oH'enuiIS iac
LATER FROM RIO DE J,xr1Ro Cant KI;no IF tbo
barkentine Hannibal from Rio de Jannirn i u ,,a
ry 18th renorts tbp foIlownn res,oIs II, o,t ii
for New Orleans. RorLs parthio - II.i
schooners Addison Child and Kat StanIor.s ani
bark Ticker and about tbirt, Other inrio"r anu
sells most of which arc v,oitino fro;rbts 49,
The stock of Coffee had been rn6ucnd +o obop+
| 800 900 bags most of which i of vory infn
rior quality. Sunerior nualtirs wcrn cn,1ir,r in
very Slow. the holders of which were asLinn bibnr
priccs '''o '''
Freiohts TO New Orleans AOG5O cts NOR boo,.. r.
! New York 300 40 cts. ner ba~ Pc "7' "
Cantoin Robar+ NaIso, 7of a., hl- ,u
HovdI Of Richmond d;nd o p',f IN u S lara
ary, and Contain Henry Roll Of tbc scIoonon SId
son Child, Of Boston on the XII Teh%morr hot Of
tbn favnr which ,a ,,,, bI b L IT, II ,'. :"
n
-'' '' D'''' 1'o' &c -''
L,TEsr LYMAN Nrws A. la,otI ,,,o bo,-o roo
tn believe tbat Tho cominolos ,, ;I
of bidding all in all farewell to the FIorida '' nTaE
nades which they loved NOT wisely bnt foo v,oII
They have rrcanfly beer ,nt 70 Hard tt Wv e.
now money and free nassame is obout all that Con
Billy Bowieus asks for
By the late Florida napers we learn that nenoti
atons have been progressing fayorablv and that
Billy Bovle~s has been seriousIv ,dvocaIinr, tI
move in council omono some twentv-fvn If liS
braves.
Tho To,,oo p,,,:,.,,7,.. Of oo,I ;,. ,
INC i"hpa e""'S"or o zoIh inst, says:
~ The news from Maj: Rector is truly gratifying
ENerythihg connected with his negotiations lndi-
cale hai success IN ms eforts TO elect peaceful
removal OF the Semlnoies: MAJ. Ii. has set day,
hoa lar distant on when he VIII make his ultima
tum; at winch time 1t Is expected Billy and his
irlpe VIII embark Tor the west. There rs great
nope OIL sam Jones party emlgrathg also, but the
prospects Tor removal IN their case are not as fair
us we would wish.
tussehatchee Emathla one of Billy's principal
ceis, WIN daughter about htteen years OF age. is
nov nov at ihdlan Depot, on Egmont Key, visiting his
VIC, VINO was captured some time snGe
several Indian families OF Billy party, were en-
camped with the delegation, and number of 9th
eio were III the elShoorhoou anu "oulu come III
s'"l' go 49,
NeAt week we VIII PuDiSh graphic sketch OF
the interview on the 18th, written by one well
oec"s'oh
C, 1- g. O.. I,
nnPI' hEoNhAkt oh2l.-cap.. heohhart VINO has
- Ju So new t III le I III Kansas
90. TI g. ~ , ny : ~ a. ne, "e:li!
onca ~ ~. ~ yg:P' qua" s''' '"' i'iio" lhS
"e TT'pne Vi INC ana ~. c..,u
n r'ae was oai, az oeai! oi's anu o1ties Leon
ith ti ny nienu' en1ereu the room
LII INC az oMeu uetel o peeaNhS up the
bam ne coinenfeu oPeLatl's py nLihg pistol
ua,, ii9ugh !he Geinhg, when n"rr9Wly escaped
!"uhs iauy IN the room above ne tnen nred
;StnI p"i enlG1sn u Miiuh nu. uins that
r. sn"oIinS uu Iot uS'',p 'ne eqI"imity OF
nahsts peauH anu petles, he reureo, uouDtess,