The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-12

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l., Ihe first cargo of white oak and yellow pine tim
! per' amounting in value to upwards of $50 600 was
11WiPPe4 !ast saturday on board the American shin
w. .. LINDSAY, from New York to Venice for the
| Government. " ~
Inc Workmen OF the Hartford Garnet Companv
have struck, and refused to work mill III. .p!
which were reduced during the season of nresSSra
shall be restored to the old rate Two bnndrod an,
pioyees on the Dwight Mills, at Chicopee. have
struck for the same reason.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAMRoAD.-The Morsbou H..
| OF a late date reports the the Southern paS
| chc railroad to be running regularly and maxine
| two trips day, carrying off quantities of the COT
ton which has been and is still accommodating along
! the line. s
The HoosAC TuNNEL.-At a town meeting in
| Adams on Monday, it agreed. by a vote of $50
yeas to lS7 nays, to loan $4,000 to the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad, in addition to the $50 900 al
ready loaned.
| The new Asserting House for State currency. at
Albany, went into operation on Monday last. 1t
| commenced with good business on the first day
but the rush since then has far exceeded the expec
| tations OF its projectors
The Young Mems Christian Association of PbiIa-
dclplia are now constructing huge tent, capable
OF holding 1000 persons, to be used by them during
the summer, for preaching in destitute and isolated
| localities
Rev. S. r. Riggs the faithful and laborious mis-.
completed
ton INTO the Dakota language of the Pilgrims Pro
gress 1t has been published by the American
Tract Society.
An e1ort has been commenced in Philadelphia to
raise cenOtaph to the memory of the late DR.
kane. 1t is to be done by founding new masonic
| LODGE called the % Kane Lodge
The Hunter Woods Benevolent Society Soiree, at
the cfystal Palace in New York, on Thursday even
ing said to have yielded between 81 900 and IS 900
1t Is stated that 10000 persons were present.
The wheat crop in the different parts of Ten
nessee looks unusually fine and promising The
crop is as forward as it has ever been known in
March, and 1t is growing beautifully.
The marine losses for the month of March are set
down at $2,Sl9l70. The estimated losses for the
months OF December, January, February, and
March are SS,9ll ,22O.
The Western Virginia Annual Conference of the
Methodist L. Church, will commence its session in
Charleston, kanawha county, on Thursday the 18th
OF April. Bishop James is expected to preside
majority of the operatives of Bartlett Mills.
Newburyport, struck on Monday in consequence OF
the wages OF the weavers having been reduced a
second time
The North Carolina Democratic State Conven-
ton will meet at Charlotte, Wednesday the I4th
of April. '
John Forbes, an engineer on the Tioga railroad.
was killed on that road, near Wellsboro', Pa, ON
Thursday week.
The ship Sarah Judkins destroyed by fire at
Apaiachcola, on the 9th March, with about 900
bales of cotton on board.
During the temporary absence of the cashier. the
Grafton Bank, at Grafton, Mass, was entered on
Wednesday, and ST., 900 stolen.
The American ship Antoinette has been lost off
the Falkland Islands, on her voyage from Callao to
| London.
Ex-Gov. Pollock has been invited to deliver the
commencement Grafton at Princeton College, New
Jersey.
The land Office in Huntsville, Ala, is to be open
for the entry of all public lands at twelve and half
cents per acre.
The municipal election took place in Louisville.
Ky, on Saturdaylast. All the American candidates
were chosen.
Hon. Jas. b. Clay and Hon. Wilson Reilly. are to
address the Democracy of Franklin county, Pa, on
the 18th inst.
Money commands 'FRONT.' four to seven per cent.
month in Kansas, well secured on real estate
Hon. John Ewing, a prominent citizen of Vim
cennes Indiana, died on the 9th instant, aged TO-