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&artforb Aetna=, Teuer= II. Mfarine=
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Drudarbeiten
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-04
Correspondence Of lie Daily Exchange
frn,-,n,.,,,,.,-

lo"SONIoNN, Nepl. ., lo0N.
Public Representative Trelfh of September
Accidental Ncp Paper-Arrest on a Serious
charge, DE.
The only improvements going on here at present
are at the Court House and the New Episcopal
Church The former has just been enclosed with
a good and substantial wooden fence, and the
grounds are now being powed up, preparatory to
setting them in grass, laying out gravel walks and
planting ornamental trees.
The new church is now being raftcred prepara-
tory to receiving the slate roof This building is
built of beautiful white limestone, 20 by 45 feet, of
Romanesque architecture, with tower adjacent to
the main entrance of ll6 feet high; the windows
IA feet with enameled glass, the casing being of
carved marble; the main entrance, fronting the
court house, is of massive blocks of stone, carved
and fitted round the frame work in a wOrkmanlike
manner. On entering the vestbule, a stairway
winds round the interior of the tower the gallery
above, which is designed for an organ and choir
The lower floor contains 20 pews, of feet each,
vestry and library room-the altar stands in the
arched recess, 25 feet in height, and the chancel
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BARKS.
BARKS
nazon, kirwan, Arecibo-Thomas Pierce.
nalia iRl. l Hnhhnrt Rrnrnnn


! Amazon, Kirwan, Arecibo-Thomas Pierce
Amalia, tBr.) Habbert, Bremen
! Chloe, Graves Cadera-Fitzgerad, Booth & Co.
George Henry Trower, africa, Peru-fitzgerd, Bootl
X Co.
Helen Maria Nckerson, Boston-Thos R. Matthews &
! Son.
Henrietta Ellis Rio de Janeiro-Thos WItridge & Co.
Jnstna, Focke Rio de Janeiro-John NJ. Bandell
Mondamin, Burgess Rio de Janeiro.
Mary land tBrem.) Helmers, Bremen-VOn kappT &
Ahrens.
Marie Lodise tBelg.) Smith, Rio de Janeiro.
Sophia Jones, Rio Janeiro
Abbott Lawrence, Baker, Boston-TIeslen & Rogers
Ann Elizabeth, Sale, Sombrero Island via Hampton
ROadS-Order
Chesapeake, (Br.) Gwynn Demarara
Hobart Hooper, Eastport-Kesey & Gray.
Helen, Brown, Rio de Janeiro-Thos. Whtridge & Co
John p Hooper, Dixon, Kingston, Ja-Travers Mitch
Los Amigas, tBr.) lawson San Bias
Maria, Bailey, IIumacoa P. R.-Krkland, Chase & Co.
Mary H. Kelly, BoSon-Hesen 4 Rogers
Santa Clara, EllingwOod, EastpOrt-Kelsey & GRAY
Toccoa, Patten Maanzas-Jos. C. Yates & Co.
Winyaw, Wyman, Boston.
Amyts, Hutchinson, Portland-Kirkland. Chase & Co.
A Damon, Bray, Jacksonville-Perry, Trowbrdge &
Amanda, Steelman for freight-W Rhoads & Son.
Almra, Pedrick, Trenton-W. Rhoads & Son.
Alabama, Crowther, Port Spain, Trindad-A. Wallace
CaroiiOo Ooge, Ero so~Sen, New fGTk1Rose Lyon
Chief, Fountain, for freight-W Rhoads Son.
Edwin, =, West lndies-master
Gen. Cling, BaSsett, for freight-Hesen & Rogers
Globe, Small, Salem-S. Phillips & Co.
Harriet, -, West Indies-master.
Iris Robinson, Washington, D. Gas Corner & Sons
Judge Fopkinson, Allen for freght-W. Rhoads & Son
Horace IRA Z, Bell Clark, Cienfuegos-Spence Reid.
}. W. RumSay, Taylor New York-Hesen 4 Rogers
j. Sierra Snow, Boston-Kelsey Gray.
louisiana, Mitchell, Wilmington, N. C.-James Corner &
Sons
Mountaneer, (Br) Stirling Halifax-Kirkland Chase
Co.
Neptune's Bride Kingsland, New York-Rose & Lyon.
North Carolina Johnson Providence-nunnock Wealth
erly.
Ontario Iatchum, Newbern, N. GAS Corner h Sons
Oswego, tBr) Card, Windsor, N. C-Kelsey Gray.
r. NJ Demill, Hendrckson, Matanzas-F W. Brune &
Son.
Red Wing, Kirwan, Mayaguez, P. R.-Kirkland, Chase
Co.
Republic, Snow, Boston-Kelsey & Gray.
Rover; (Br.) Kemp, Nassau, n. P.-F T. Montell
Seaman, Lank, for freight-W. Rhoads & Son.
Seeing, Burgess, Charleston-C. Pendergast.
Sea Gull, Rowland, Providence-S Phillips Co.
1hos inans Townsend, Mobile-Hesen Il Rogers
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containing pulpit and desk, Immediately in front of
the altar. n. G. Starkwether, architect, and Jos
Allison, superintendent and builder
EX-shcrif Pole, Of this county. was, day or two
since, dragged BY his horse Il considerable distance,
his buggy passing over him. lie escaped with some
severe bruises
VIM. Boulden, ESD, editor of the National Amer
icaR is here, and the llth inst. will issue the
first number of his new paper, styled the ''Bahmore
Co'n,ty Americans
John Grove, Young man 10 years Of age, and
on his way from Lancaster city to Baltimore with
drove ofhorscs, belonging to Mr.. John Bcssingcr
was arrested last evening near this place, the
charge Of asSaulting Mrs John Mcdonnell. lie had
a hearing before Justice Wheeler to-day. X. Il.
Boarman. ESD, appearing as counsel. From the
evidence in the case, he only insulted Mrs Melon
nell, for which she and some Irishmcn engaged on
the TowsontOwn and Duancv's Valley turnpike
gave him severe beating. He was discharged and
left town immediately.
Judge Price tomorrow will decide the cases of
James {. Adams and James Bay cs. The Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore.
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NEW YORK NEWS-SEpTEMpER 8

special meeting of the New York Book Publishers
Association held yesterday at their rooms to receive
a communication from the Belgian Minister in regard to
the appointment of delegate to represent the trade at the
international Copyright Congress to be held in Brussels
1t resolved to call general meeting of the trade for
Thursday next to deliberate this and other questions
similar movement the part of the artists resulted in
the appointment of Frederick 5. COzZens their dele
gate to the Literary and Artistic Parliament.
The excitement last evening intense in the vicinity
Of the Quarantine grounds owing to posters having been
stuck up around requesting the citizens to meet at Nau
titus Hall to make to celebrate the burning
Of the ShanticS and hospitals.
The mystery surrounding the fate of Mrs. Brannan of
Chelsea Staten Island, yet remains veiled. The eXami
nation before Justice Deorrest concluded yesterday
without the slightest clue being afforded to the where
abouts OF the missing lady.
At meeting of the citizens of Weschester county,
vened yesterday TarrytOwn, without distinction of
party, Hon. John b. Haskn re nominated to serve
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WASHINGTON NEWS-SEpT. 8.

Efforts being made to get the Post Office De
Congress such action at the coming
session viii show what the franking privilege costs the
department 1t is proposed that the Postmasters of Con
greSS buy stamps of the department for the pre- payment Of
all free matter outward and that correspondents of
bers pay their own postage inward.
The President has offered the Spanish mission to Mr. j.
p Benjamin. United States Senator for Louisiana. Mr.
Benjamin is in the South, and it not known if he
will accept it.
short time ago, the appointment Of Dr. Bradford Of
New York, the American Consul to Rome announ-
ced. DR. b. accepted the appointment at the time but,
owing to circumstances which have since transpred, he
has been compelled to resign and the President has filled
the vacancy by appointing II. Gentworth, ESQ., of New
York
Lieutenant Pegram, who will be remembered by his
daring conflict with pirates in the East Indies during the
Japan expedition. is appointed the command of the
steamer Water Witch of the Paraguay fleet 1t is intend
ed that this expedition shall he gotten up that the effect
will be of the best possible kind upon all the South Amer
lean States.
The President has confirmed the decision of the Nava
Court Martial recently convened in Norfolk in the case
Assistant Surgeon Burt who sentenced to be dis
missed from the service.
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IIl0UcSIS,

Coroner Sparklin called upon yesterday morning
intersection of Central and Fayette streets. 1t
appeared from the evidence that Nixon of very in
temperate habits, and that Thursday he taken to
the police station very much intoxicated, where he
kept until evening" and then Discharged he after
wards Lombard street Central Avenue, very
drunk, and it is supposed he his home at the
time About two o'clock in the morning he by
a police officer Fayette street Central
avenue. Shortly after he observed to fall to
the ground, when the officer went to him and
o without The officer
then summOning aid, carried him to the wagon, which
filled with shavngs, and laying deceased upon them
left him to sleep When the body found, there
bruse the right eye, and also cut under
the chin which produced by his falling in the street
The jury rendered verdict of death from inemperance.
The deceased aged 81 years and unmarried. He
resided with his sister Lombard Register street
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-SEprEMBER 3.

On Wednesday spirited yacht race off upon the
river The contesng boats the ESng, Hill, Green,
IIartran Wray, Williamson and Jchrcs They started
from Hanover wharf half past nine O'Clock in the
morning and twice sailed to Horse Shoe and back. The
contest was quite exciting The Hill proved the victor
beating the Hartrant by GH minutes and the Esng by
IS minutes.
Tie trial Of fire engines at Boston, has resulted
awarding of the first prize to engine the Fhia
delpia.
Fritz Maillairle the child shockingy hurt by the
falling of the railing Independence Square died at the
Hospital this morning. after having had one of his legs
amputatcd.
Hon f. Joy Morris has been nominated as their repre-
sentative Congress by the Americans of the ID district
e tl,f fy,;tr-
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Political

DETROIT, Sept. "a Democratic State Convention
held here to day, of which Robert T. McCelland was
President The following nominations made =
Governor, Charles f. Stuart of Kalamazoo county Lieu
tenant Governor George Monroe of Hsdale; Secreta
dent of Public Instruction, D. C. Jacobs of Wayne
county; Treasurer Edward Ranter, of Wayne
county; Commissioner of the Land Office, John Ball
of Kent; Auditor, John Adams; Attorney General, J.
tlon, A. 5. Moore.
Resolutions adopted declaring adherence to the
Cincinnati Platform asserting the right of every people
upon their constitution if they desire; express
ing confidence in Mr. Buchanans administration and
graduating the country upon the search and seizure ques
ton the basis of General Cass protest.
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\, NJ. Iroram. who is largely interested at Port
oraca. Texas. has made Mayor Stith, of New Or
iaans' liberal proposition to relieve that city of
the emierants about arriving from Europe Mr..
fmrrnn proposes to send them to Lavaca, Texas, by
the steamship, and to give each emigrant a lot to
build upon free of charge, two hundred acres Of
land cach at 50 per acre on three years time.
The Treaty. WITH CHrNA.-Our manufacturers of
domestic goods already realizing the beneficial
effect of the recent treaty. One house in Boston
has received orders for 5000 packages, and another
is reported to-day having received orders for
500, making in the aggregate 800 packages.
THIS must be highly encouraging Boston Tror-
eicr.
FROM BERMuNDA.-By the brig Lady Chapman we
have Bermuda dates of the 18th ult The brig
coolv emiprants. One hundred and twenty had
died on the passage, pass and many more landing had
been sent to the hospital. A smart shock of earth
quake was felt at St. Kits on the 18th OF July.
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Congressional Nominations

DETROIT, Sept. 1-Wm. 4. Howard in the First, and
Henry Wadron in the Second Congressional district were
nominated to-day by the Republicans.
The Democratic State Convention here to NOR
unanimously nominated to-day for Congress from the Sec
ond Congressional district.
CINCINNATI, Sept 3.-Geo. Fl. Pendeton and W
Groesbec have been renomnated for Congress by the
Democrats of the First and Second Districts.
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VIRGINIA TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP
A

[Erfrdct from Prirgte Letter fJonl Paris
''The line of Trans-A tlantic steamers is ready to
commence its operations, and only waits for the
subvention of the Government of the United States
for the transport of the mail The stock and ships
at the disposition Of the Directors and hope
that the American Government viii not delay
decision which will give to Virginia the maritime
influence to which her geographical position enti-
ties her-an to Richmond the commercial import
ance that it will have when it will be the emporium
of all the South for importation. .'-h'cA"o""
Sp1fb
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Disaster neor piffSburg

PITTsBURG, Sept "A terrible disaster occurred last
night at eight O'Clock the Aegany Valley Railroad,
attons station twelve miles above Pitsburg The
Kannng train coming down stopped at Tarenum station
and hitched car containing large party returning
from camp meeting When the train reached the point
mentioned the Tarenum thrown from the track
by the breaking of the bar connecting the brakes
The car rolled down steep embankment, turning over
twice At the first revolution the roo was of and
passengers scattered the ground, mangng bod
les Of some of them terribly. The killed and wounded
reside mostly in Pittsbnrg and YeintY
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From Washinufnn.

WASHINGTON Sept. 3-Mr. Irisarri at the request of
President Martinez has it is understood here with
drawn his resignation Minister from Nicaragua Genl
erezs errand to this country to negotiate treaty
acceptable to our government and beneficial to both Re
publcs but he has left the city without having
ceved in diplomatic capacity The Cass IrSarri treaty
amended sent by Nicaragua to Irsarri, and by
him forwarded to Washington through Genl. Jerez.
The receipts into the T. S Treasury last amounted
to S22 600 The entire amount deposit nearly $15
600 OOO OF which SlO,62O00 in New York There is
about S12, 800 900 subject to draft
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WM. FISHER II Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No. ~ SOUTu STREET.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 81

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPT Sd.
ALC0Ii0I-The market opened rather dull, but within
day two past note little better inquiry with sales
of 125 bbls City at 40 cts and 80 bb Western 9S per
cent at the figure The market closes quiet this
figure, and 54d56 cents for retail lots
BREADS unchanged We quote Navy at y IA cts
Pilo4R cents, and Water Crackers cents per b. sub
ject to a discount for cash.
BARK-We have heard of no transactions this week
We quote best quality Quercitron at SD as and common
at $50.
BEESWAX-Is firm at 81 a 81 cents.
COFFEE-The market has been exceedingly quiet this
week the only sale of moment being the of the
brig Helen, 1900 bags Rio, private terms Sales also
of $50 bags damaged do at 10al0R cents and 400 bags
at 103 d1B cents. To-day there some inquiry with
sales of 500 bags Rio at 10Y We quote fair Rio
10Y cents good at l02a cents and prime at II SGf
liz cents Laguayra at nAd2& cents, and Java at II
(9l6 cents We note the arrival yesterday of the bark
Marie Louise with $500 bags The stock of Rio is about
900 bags, and of other descriptions l. 700 bags
COrrON.-The market has been dull this week, and
the demand quite limited The sales amount to about 80
bales middling to good midiling Upland at somewhat
irregular prices but generally within the range of
quotations. the market, although quiet is firm at the
close at about the rates of last week Stock hand
about 2 900 bales. We quote:
T-tpV.s
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, SEPT, Sd
SHIPS.

SHIPS.
Admiral, (Bremen,) Weiting, Bremen-Schaer Kohler
Arnold Bonnger Prus lIashagen, observation-disclosures
Boninger.
Ducbesse D'Orleans Garland Callao-Ftzgerald Booth
& Co.
Empress of the Sea, Wilson, Eide Island-W. Wilson
Son.
Ellen Stewart Wambersie, LiverpoolrB M Hodges, Jr
Elvira Owen, Alexander
Flora Temple, Coel, Hong kong-T. Wilson s Co.
Helen A. Miller, Gait, New York.
Isabella, Forrest repairing
Johann Schmidt, tBremen,) BrandorG Bremen-Von
Kapf & Ahrens.
Leila, Coffin Rotterdam-B. NJ Hodges, Jr
Omar Pasha Torrey, Liverpool-Foard Rogers.
Sir John Franklin, Wallace, New York-Lambert Git
tings.
Susan E. Howell, Hardester, Amsterdam-F L. Brauns &
Co.
| VIM. Penn, Meade, LIVERPOOL. Hooper & Co.
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RniuSenlents.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Mr. Booth appears to-
night again in his great representation of Richard the
Third supported by the full strength of the company
This the last opportunity of seeing him this season.
his engagement which has been successful termi-
mates with this performance. This play will be succeeded
by dancing and singing by Miss PartingOn and Mr.. s.
Parker and the entertainment will conclude with the
ceen farce of The Tco GrcGoS with Miss Jefferson and
Mr. Fiske in two of their most amusing delneatiOns.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


ST. BLAs-Br. Brig Los Amigos
10000 nuts 333 bags cocoa 10 ivory nuts
bale deer skins, $50 lbs quickslver-Pearce & Gray
HAvANA-BrjgR. G. Wright.
l40 boxes sugar, 25 hhdS do-F. W. Brune & Sons;
30 do. molaSses-John VI. Bande.
NASSAU, n P.-Br. Schr. ROrcr
II hhds sugar. 76 do wine IA boxes tin, 145 pieces
hogany,S anchors chains ~ bales sponge turtles
punches bananas, lot old iron and sundres-F T. Mon
tell.
RIO JANEIRo-Ba1l: Aondamin
5000 bags Collect Whitridge & Co.
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Brig John C. Ke0er.
3i hhds sugar. 235 bbls. do, 81 do copper ore-Kirk
land, Chase Co.. 10 bales tobacco segars boxes
do, do sweetmeats-Loesson Bros. Philada. do do
do. segars-A. A. Lines
DEMERARA-Br. Brig Chesapeake
$50 hhds, II tres. % bbs sugarW II. Perot; 900
orangeS-order.
ST. JOINS 2. R-Brig Frances Jane
l79 hhdS sugar, S5 bblS do-Kirkland Chase & Co; s
do do-mastcr.
GIBARA, CUBA-Bark E. ChatrchiH
$50 hhds sugar, 20 puncheons moasses-Jos C. Yates
& Co.
HALIFAx-Br. schr. Moantaineer.
$40 casks Goldfish, so drums do.-Kirkland, Chase &
Co.
BRENEN-Brem. bark Maryland
1000 demjohns, AGA boxes pipe clay, 8 do. mdse-Von
kapn ArenS; do do.-LewiS, DrOSt & Co: 2 do do
Taylor Gardner do. do -Sellmann Hinrichs & Co.:
do. doll F. Albert & Co; 50 do segars-G. W Gail;
do. do-Beck Il Bachmann; 10 do. dow A. & F.
bbls. beer-lIunke Son; 1O3 packages mdse-sundry
persons.
COASTWISE.
PHTLADELPHIA-.Schr. Sarah IT, Kent
800 boxes fire crackers-Jas Sloan; 100 do mdse-W
II. Crawford; 100 pkgs. do, 6 cases marbe-orler
CHARLEsTON-Str -itGldHtd.
473 tres rice 375 bbS flour. 34OO bus wheat los bales
dOmeSticS S casks bbls
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-04
From Havana

New YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamer Cahawba, from Ha-
vana with dates to the 30th has arrived The health
the city was bad Sugars dull, and the views OF
holders above those of buyers Several large con
tracts for crop Sugar. extreme rates had been
made. Molasses is unchanged. Freights were very dull
Exchange declining.