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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-28

ANOTHER NEEsIoN.-In reporting, on Saturday
last, the outrage committed at the house of Marga-
ret Hamilton in Frederick street it stated upon
the authority of that woman that Elijah Lee was
one of the party. 1t appears, however, from the
statement made by Margaret Hamilton to Capt
Brashears of the Police, and from the assertions Of
other inmates Of the house, that Lee was not there
at all.
MURDER TRIAL.-The case of William G. Ford
charged with the murder on the night Of the 18th
of July last of ex-police officer Thomas II. Burn
ham, will be taken up for trial in the Criminal
Court this morning at 10 O'Clock
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-28

DEMOCRATS.
|. G. w. Nebinger, A. L.
#Thos. b. Florence, L.
2. Geo. II. Martin,
3. < James Laudy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, June 3.
HoUsE-The House resumed the consideration
Of the report Of the Committee on Elections, con
corning the right Of Mr.. Kingsbury TO a seat as
delegate from the territory outside the State Of Min
nesOta-
Mr.. Harris, Of Ill, said Mr.. Kingsbury was elect-
ed under the forms Of law; and that for Mr. Phelps
to claim the seat as delegate from Dacoiah, when
such territory Is recognized as such was piece
ofpresumption and imperhnence. and which ought
not TO be tolerated moment.
Mr.. Washburn, Of Ne, remarked that the ques-
ton was whether there is existing the territory OF
Minnesota. il not. and il is absorbed or destroyed
by admission as State Of that name then Ar X
is entitled TO retain his seat.
The House then, by majority Of %, settled the
question by the adoption Of the resolution Of Mr..
Hughes, that the admission Of Minnesota into the
Union operates dissolution Of the territorial or
ganizatiOn Of Minnesota, and 50 much Of the late
territory lies without the limits Of that State is
without any distinct legally organized government,
and the people thereof not entitled 10 delegate in
the House until that right IS conferred upon them
By statute.
SENATE-Mr Seward's resolution 10 extend the
session until the 2lst inst EasYOted upon and car
ried by 80 against 90
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YESTERDAY YAFTERNOONSREPOR7
Great Excitement in New Orleans |!
A REVOLUTION:
NEw ORLEASs, June ,.

NEw ORLEANS, June ,.
A revolution brCke ou; here last night A Vig-
ilanee Committee in large numbers took pOssess-
ion Of the Arsenal in Jackson Square and the
prisons.
Tie Executive Committee calls for all law and
order people to join them, and announces their
determination to carry their measures out. At
o'clock A. NJ, nothing further had transPired.
Loaded cannon are posted around the Arsenal,
and 200 men are on guard
The following address appeared this morning:
To tie Citizens Of New Orleans After years
Of disorder, outrage and unchecked assassination,
the people, unable and unwilling to bow deWn in
unresistng submission to 4 set Of ruaians, or 10
abandon the city in which their business, their
eial sympathies and their affections cluster, have
at length risen in their might; have quietly taken
possession Of the arsenal and buildings in Jackson
Square and have there established the head quar-
tiers Of a Vigilance Committee, pledging each 10
the other to maintain the rights inviolabl le Of ey-
cry peaceful azd laW>Abidilg eitiEen-tO restore
public order and ablie crime, and expel or punish,
as they may Determine, such notorious robbers
and assassins as the arm Of the law has, either
from the infdelity Of the public servants, or the
inc ieieney of the laws themselves, left 'unThipt
of justice"
For the present the ordinary Tasehinery Of pO-
lice Justice is scpereeded; the Mayor and Record
ers, we under stand, yieldingup the power. They
confess tnCtr lu1ullAtg AoA PAN@NAfN
ton Of the public peace and prosperity, and the
Vigilance Committee will therefore act provisions
ally in their Deeds administering to each aud eVe>
~ malefaetor the punishment due to his crime
without trial, prejudice, or political bias All cit
irens who sympalhiIe with this movement, and
who think the time has come when New Orleans
shall be preserved, like all other well ordered aud
civilized communities, will report themselves With
out delay at the principal Office, where the eharae-
ter of this movement viii be explained, and the
determinations Of the people more fully made
known. All will continue noisslessly, dispassion.
ately and Justly, but the rufians who have dyed
our streets in ihe gore Of our unofending citizens,
and spread terror sEoDg the peaeable, orderly and
well disposed, must leave or perish. SO the peo-
Die have determined. "YOx PoPali, veg Del"
TRUE DELTA.
From seven to eight hundred persons siS ccder
arms now, at 10 o'clock. Several arrests have
been made. 1t is reported there will be oPPOsi-
ton made, in which q severe battle IS certain.
Volunteers are still coming up.
The Districts Attorney has entered q nolle in
Walkers case.
P.S.-June 3, IL A. M.-Gen. Traey's division
Of the militia has been ordered out by the Mayor.
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LAYER PROM UTAH.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.

d. LOUIS oulAc q
A despatch from LssvenWOrth, June ], says -
The intelligence from Camp Scott to the 9th Of
May had been received at the Fort. On that day
Two Mormons from the city came into the camp,
having dispatches from Gov. Cumming for Sec
Rotary Cass. The troops expected to move to-
wards the valley by the end of May. Nothing
was known at the camp at this date Of any pro-
ceedngs.
The following came by mail to the Fort The
Expressman who brought it supplies the following
particulars: lie left Laramie on the 18th ult-
At Kearney the commanding ofheer directed him
TO inform Col. Monroe that be bad information
that Gov. Cumming had 0een expelled from Salt
Lake City, and that the MormOns were in arms
and determined to resist the army to the last and
requesting Col. Monroe to push on a. speedily as
possible. This information was received st kear-
ney through 4 mail brought by this messenger, to
whom it Vss communicated verbally for lack Of
time.
Col. H0fman's command was met seventy miles
beyond Laramie. He had encountered snow three
feet deep, and lost many animals. All the streams
were very high. The Peace Commissioners had
passed Laramie, and were obliged to swim the
Platte at the latter port.
1t was reported that the troops at Camp Scott
were living on mule meat. No Otioial Intelligence
was received at the Fort bEt the authority for the
foregoing was considered unquestionable.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, June g.
The House Select Committee, Of which Mr.
Florence is Chairman, appointed to investgats
certain charges in connection with the sale Of the
banking house Of the Bank Of PennsylvaniA for
P. o. purposes. has brought their labOrs to close
They say nothing appears to justify even suspi>
eiou that Mr.. Campbell, late P N. General, was at
all interested in the honest discharge Of his Of
fetal duty and that improper or corrupt inAuen.
ees in the Judgement Ofthe Committee operated on
any officer Of the Government in any transaction
connected with the purchase and sale Of that prop
erty excepting those which attach to John Miller,
late Postmaster Of Philadelphia, who received the
total sum Of $4,000 paid him ar different times by
AIlibone the former President Of the Bank Of Penn
sylsania, given, as Mr.. AllibOne alleges, as q gift
reward or compensation for his services in bring.
ing about a satisfactory termination Of the pur-
chase Ofthe banking house by the Government-
The Committee recommended no action, and ask to
be discharged from the further consideration.
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pbpsifiaIls & 5nraeOns.
D MORTON. M nj -PbVsonatbic

X MOh1O4ts VI. U.,-InySOpaCnlc
wifeTy and Diseases of Women and Chilnren DR. NOR
ION having located himself this place is ready to at
their private dwellings Dr d. discards ali p0isoas q
every dessgtoa, either mineral animal vegetable. and
the obTuegous stimulates and tones up the system by
mos afciel win diseases Of the Liver Inn. Kig
neys, Spleen Neural- Ind nation, Rhsumaiism teither
Ae1ts Or Chrone Loss oi AgPeits Derangsment The
Gravel SerOfu SWe and Ucers Cancers Fisfulas
lnpuntiss q ihe blood q CTOuc long aandinE
preston roapsus ltera, Hemon hsgr, &c request
ed % call his Mode q Treatment Is also c0mpstely
Dr. NJ as also sure safe and failing remedy for
IeyeT and Agle Cholera lIobus DyseafeIy and
Darnea Cole Cram Pc Loekiaw, FITS and SpaEms treat
~ DK . also prepared to treat successful yEVERs
diseases. This Is fiction iasiaaiOn OF the hraia
but aet deducted from the Reform OF
The yIoas ss2eols " sS S systsms 81 S4a aS n
graduaie fFo7 the old and new schools Of Medicine
tiadsof BOrANIc MEDICINES aSlss % and eomDogsds " III
nesIes saa SSIsps such a are usually sspt IN Boane
Indian Rsmsdss, and large number Of Compounds pre-
pared n himself a ksmsdial Assnts. among which are
Aik Weed, sovereign remedy f0r the Dyspepsia Piles
Rfisls; Ami Dyspep,ic Posders c5sh Aebo Dr5s s,sS
all ~ euTe; EyeWaier fsiinE remedy sor
Caansl sors south certain and spaes cure DR.
Ms Balsam Of Wld G cry, for Co1Ehs Coda Bonchiiis
Sons1gtlos And Az diseases q ne LunES Rhumaiis
fEinternal cxf1Tlal a icafisn. Sorerlrn Rem
sd " ne lSisfs Aolhsrs Cordial = Female Frsnd,
EN. = Partieulaz AftsEtio1 WILDE paid IN treat
s3s AZ ed - rIisais DisSssss % cleanse ne
raise the dad h he does claim that ks all cur
oes, No ds Lor1a 81. Rssdsnes No 10 csurch
s.. Clegeland, Wosl Side
sts A shSs n s os oAas s as iae ss Oss Ss S ~
Eanons hranches ap-s DIV AdouvtJ July26 is9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

RYBER-The name Of RYDER 10 this Community
is significant Of superioriyin the daguerreOtyPing
aud Photographic art. RYDER's pictures are un
equaled by those Of any artist in the west-ihey
have all the characteristics of TASTE Skill and beau
ty-clear in tone. lights and shades arranged with
the nicely OfperfectiOB, and what Is perhaps more
than ALL the positions OF his subjects well chosen
these are what constitute the true and lasting mer-
its Of Mr.. RYDER pictures. In all the details and
intricacies of his business be is proficient ani in
the production Of " the shadow ere the substance
fades brings tLam all to bear with invariabe sue
cess. We cOmml nd him TO the admirers Of good
pictures, fully ,.ssured that he viii never fail in
giving perfect satisfaction.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
w.sHIseroN. June 3.

The HhrAld's Washington correspondence says;
The Legislature have memorialiEed the Presi>
dent TO let Mr.. Mason remain at Paris.
John B. Stockton Of New York hss been ap-
pointed Minister to Switzerland, and ]. p. O'Sul-
Ivan of California, Consul at Singapore.
The Times Washington correspondents intima>
tons received to-day by Telegraph warrant the be-
lief that the steamer from England brought i'm
portant dispatches which arrive here tomorrow.
There are also intimations that these Dispatches
are pacific.
Lanth Co., Of Charleston, recently applied to
the Secretary Of the Treasury for clearance for
q vessel bound to Africa to bring back . cargo Of
African emigrants. Ine Secretary refused the
clearance on the ground that some of the States
had laws prohibiting the importing Of pauper i'm
migrants.
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FROM NEW HAMPsHIRE

OONCOkbs June .
Gov. Halle delivered his Inaugural address tothe
Legislature to-day. II i mainly devoted 10 local
matters, and exhibits prosperous condition ofthe
Of the educational agricultural financial and other
interesss oi the State. II announces that u 5
Senator is TO be elected in the place Of Hon J. p
Hale, whose term viii expire id March next In
conclusion, the Governor reviews the question OF
slavery and the position Of Kansas, and says:
Encouraged by repeated triumphs, the slave
power assumes and defanly acts upon the assump-
ton that they are within the national domain, and
there are no limits TO is expansion that il exists
by its own inherent right wherever the laws Of our
country entered and il claims that there Is no place
north or south, within the country, where protec-
ton to slave property is not received under the
Constitution.
IL Is such aggressive things as these that have
produced the agitation which We depreeate The
agitation viii continue and increase as long az such
assumptions are insisted and acted upon As
sumpssOCs, which, as matter Of plain duty, will
be met with stern and unyieiding resistance By
the people OF this aud other Northern States
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04
PROM NEW YORK.

NV YORK, June 3.
The annual regetta Of the n. 7. Yacht Club
came of to-day. The weather. with the exception
Of the extreme lightness Of the wind, was propi-
tiOus. The yacht started from Hoboken about
noon and did not return till after o'clock, haT-
ing in the meantime rounded the S. w., spit the
Edgar and was the first to round the outer station.
Returning the Julia, 1st class, was the first to
reach Hoboken. The Una, ID class, was next,
and the Edgar Of the Sd class was third. The Ju-
lia was about seven minutes ahead Of the Una, and
the latter some three minutes ahead of the Edgar.
The latter, from her allowance Of time, will proba
bly, have the first prize, while the other two will
receive thOse Of their respective classes.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" WAshINUIUA5 JuIlt o
Attorney General Black, in answer to the Secre-
ary Of the Interior says that it has been doubted
that as general principle that Virginia land war
rants are 10 be settled and adjudicated according
to the laws Of Virginia or by such tribunals she
may see proper to charge with the duty What G
solrier Is entitled TO is question Of State law.
The Secretary therefore cannot go behind the ad-
udieation Of the Governor and Council, which is in
the nature Of judicial exposition Of the law and
therefore binding.
II Is understood however much the President
may desire 20 visit the est during the Tecess-pub-
LEGATION having been made that this Is his intention
the pressure Of public business viii prevent him
from so doing.
The Government has no dispatches whatever.
concerning the statement that an American vessel
was fred into OF Pensacola and one man killed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

A RARE CHANCE FOR a SNOWMAN TO MAKE a
STRIkE-The Panorama of ireland, which was
on exhibition few days ago al the Grays' ArmOry,
will be sold at Constable sale this afternoon al
O'Clock, to satisfy a wit Of attachment 1t is a
splendid work of art, and cost We are informed,
over g 600. The sale will be held at GIays' Ar
morv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

ARREsTs.-A man named George Bangs was
yesterday arrested by Marshal Gallagher, on a
charge of having robbed another person, While
drunk, Ofeighty dollars. The arrest was procured
by the wife Of the individual robbed
Several hard customers from " down east were
arrested yesterday. Upon the person Of one ofthem
was found formidable g" iron knuckle" aud slung
shot They were committed for vagrancy.
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Recent OHIo PATENTs.-Fenee Post, to 7
E Alexander Edwin King, of Cherry Valley,
Ashtabula county, o. This is valuable invention,
aud is worthy the attention Of all who need good
and substantial fence. Washing Machine, to F. B.
Pratt aud F. Tyler, of Cleveland, o. This in
ventiOn claims superiority over other machines of
this class
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PROM KANsAs.

" l1NIlI1l "NIIII
A despatch from LeaVenwOrth on the 3lst says
that no further outbreak had occurred st Fort
Scott. The detachment Of troops now there is to
be replaced By some eOnpanies Of the % Infant
ry-four columns under Col. Morrison, marched
this morning. The fifth and sixth columns are in
readiness to move, and will be pushed forward i'm
mediately.
1t is understood Gen. Harney and staff viii
take the field about the Ist Of June
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

COREEcTIOS.-Int the account ofthe accident in
crossing the Railroad track yesterday, we stated
the parties to be Mr.. Farley and a boy. The
" boy" was Mr.. Percival, the mail agent on the c.
and NJ. Railroad. who was so injured as to be IN
able to attend to his duties yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

" TBRYANr& STRATTON's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and pies
rersa. P. R. SPENCER d Soxs have charge Of
the heCievelAnd Writing Department. cbs4u
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HATR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
An others are aitaions, and should be avoided, #
you "a ish to escape Tidicule
GRAT. RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly &c a
heautfa and Nzia-al Brown Black without the least
injaiy 10 HaIror ska
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
awarded to Wm Bachelor since l59 and over $500
sppoatioas teen made TO the HAIR d his patrons OF
hls famous DJe-
wM A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
uo distinguished iron Haiurs ami Is WARRANTED
o 10 inGren least however long l. may be eontin
s ani the in effects Of Ba Dyes srenedisd the Hair
vigoratod for life BY this spleadid DYE.
Made sold applied n private rOoIas Al the Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, n Y.
C The Genuine has the ani sddyess upon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box, OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
ruaa.sSu-m "a Broaduay. New Yolk.
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sTRAwBERKIEs.-S. C Whiting L Co, are re
esiving daily by express from Cincinnati several
bushels of large and luscious Strawberries, which
they are selling at only 20 cents per quart They
also furnish them &" smothered in cream
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s A FOUNDLISG.-A night OF two since some per-
son deposited very young child upon the steps
of the Cleveland Orphan Asylum. OF course the
little stranger was taken in aud cared for
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FROM WASHINGTON.

hAsHISeTOE, June 3.
The House Judiciary Committee took final &C.
ton to-day in the case Of Judge Watson, of Texas
Eight members were present They we're equally
divided on the qnestion a. TO whether he shonld Be
impeached for h kh crimes and misdemeanors; one
side being neutrthzed By the other. The question
was thus brough 10 a close.
The impressie j nov general that The session
Of Congress wiz prolonged beyond Monday,
probably two w EIHlr
The ssDe5LA 0disPoss Of seven or eight
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WALkER,s TRIAL.

INV OALEANof UIIII
Walkers trial is concluded. The jury disagreed
lie being for aeqsittal and for conviction
Judge CampbelPs charge was extremely partial
and stringent. A new trial is urged Immediately
by Walker
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

BLAcKINS.-Butler's Paste Backing is amoDg
the best articles for imparting brilliant and dur
able polish 10 leather We have ever used. 1t makes
it soft and plant and has not the effect to injure
and destroy it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

GOOD-The City Attorney Oa Tuesday evening
last presented the draft of an ordinance he had
been instructed 10 draw up, which contained,
among other things, the following tribute to
the city of B0siPOlis The ordnance was to
prevent the herding and running at large of ami
mails:
That no owner, living in said city of cattle,
goats, horses, sheep swine shall suffer tie same
to run at large in said city,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

public appropriation BIZ 's sud has made tssF et.b
Aggression resolution tn, Special 0ruei 8 Satur.
day.
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GRAFFENBERG
GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETAIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTTMONY

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, frumball Co, o. NJ, arch !, 81.
hereby certify that have been dealing the Gracn-
oeg Medleines r the past and truly say thaE
hAFe never oered Az medclnest TO the pG<c that have
met with the ms decided sppro5aiioa q the people than
these particularly the Pills and Catholcoa They will
readily perform az and more than IS promised for them.
have sold about ty oo ties Of the Catholcon the past
son, and haar the best results every case
J. H. C. JOHNSON, Med. Agt-
Read wha Dr. Bushnell says Of the Gradsnberg Med
icines. DR. B. i physician OF extensive practice and
of the most successful in the county rruoaID IN
which he resides.
This eertes that have used the Graaeaberx pills and
MaTShal's Cathoiic0n sold here By "A G. Johnson M
ny practice 70 ny eGtiro salsfacfioa Thoy are good
medIcines-i
DR. c. W BUSHNELL
H1rtord- Irnm5all Co, o, March = 81
WEST BEBFoRD- Gosh ton Co, May a. 81.
8lr X. Kingsley-Sr. have been selling the meci-
eins OF the Gatsaberg Company for The last years
and have asaraby folnd TO give good safsctiou
and the Pills have sold 70 great many iamss regu
larry ther tea and coes and with ny trade they havs
becns staple article. Marshais Utorne Cafh0 zen IS
medicine that has done great q good Fe male
Dlssases- One y sold 70 told thIr she had re-
ceEsd more god from ole note than she did from long
course Of medical troatmsuf b. the most oh
Yours, Truly. JAMES WILSON
For sale b all druggists ard medicine dealers Ohio
H B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
mhe-dkw "a General Agent for Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

THEATER.-The Blondin- Martinetu Troupe con-
tinue their wonderful performances tonight and
to morrow night They are really great.
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BRITISH Cl.UIsF.Rs.

AUeusrA, Ca, June ..
The American vessel which was fired into nv a
L -itish cruiser, and one man kie 4. was of Pensa
= the time The U. S. steamer Fulton alone
80 - a -se Of her
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

THE CITY OF CLEvELANI.-The steamer City
Of Cleveland did not clear for Superior last night
as was announced she would. She will go out to-
night
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ADVERTISE IN THE CHARDON
nEMOCRAT.

Merchants aud Business AIeh generally, OF Cleveland,
will I'D Il t. their advantage 10 ADVERTISE IN The
CHARDON DEMOCRAT. It's priHcipe circulation Is in
those towns which give their Cash Trade 10 the city Ad-
vssomenis Ted Iicu0usly, and At low rates
Address J. 5 WRIGHT,
chsrdon lime Isl Isss Pub Democrat
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-04

CoURr.-The case of the heirs Of Rebecca
Stanton against Mrs TiIlman, has not been hn-
ished.