The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-25

L. NJ. All well.
tNoTE.-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the associated Press in this city The
following from the New York papers of yesterday
Message of the Governor of South Carolina
CHARLESTON, Nov. 23.-The message of Governor
Allston to the Legislature of South Carolina was
delivered to-day. The message is conservative in
tone, concise and well written. 1t calls the attcn-
ton of the Legislature to the duty of elccting a
United States Senator in the place of Senator
Evans: refers in terms of cOngratuatiOn to the
progress of the railroads and other internal i'm
provements of the State; recommends the invest
ment of Southern capital more in Southern i'm
provements and less in Northern securities; refers
in terms of disapproval to incendiary resolutions
against slavery by the free State Legislatures, de-
claring such resolutions unde serving of response
and eXhOrtng the States to cultivate moral virtues
industrious domestic habits, and to observe scrupu
lousy all the federal obligations. He then refers 10
the recent SLAYER presenting in strong relief
the devotion to law and order of the people of South
Carolina, but expresses regret at their occurrence
as productive of unwonted excitement He ques-
tons the propriety of interfering in such manner
with the commerce of the inhabitants of Cuba, and
expresses the belief that while the navy of the
United States NAV, under the constitution be
charged with preventing slave trade between the
coast of Africa and shores, it is policy to let
foreign nations regulate their affairs and en-
force their police. The remainder of the mes
sage is confined to State policy, recommending
among other things, repeal of the usury laws.
India Rubber Decision
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-This morning, in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of ennsylvania, his Honor, r. C. Grier
granted iniunctions at the suit of Horace II. Day,
and also against the five following parties, to wit
Myers Claghorn & Co.; B. c. Godfrey & Co.: Simon
Lbberman; Shadrach Hill and Ashley 4 Strange
restraining Them and each of them from the further
making, or causing to be made, or using, causing
to be used, selling, or causing to be Sold in any
manner, any shirred, corrugated, elastic India
rubber goods, or any braided, woven, cemented or
sewed fabrics vulcanized according to the specilica
tions of the letters patent, without the license Of
the plaintiff, who is the exclusive owner of the pat
ent privilege. The Goodyear patent having been
previously established, the only question iden-
tty OF process and proof of infringement, which
being duly made to the satisfaction of the Court,
injunctions were issued, as above stated.
The Weather.
BINGHAMPToN, n. Y, November 23.-Snow has
fallen here to the depth of fifteen inches since yes
terday.
CHESTER, Pa. Nov. 23-The snow here is seven
inches deep, and is still falling.
BOsTON, Nov. GA severe northeastly gale and
heavy rain storm has ragged here all day, causing
an unusually high tide. In the lower portions of
the city many wharves were covered and numerous
cellars flooded, but no serious damage done.
Three Schooners Ashore Mt Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH. n. j., Nov. 23.-The schooner Re
becca X. Knight, of Port Republic; the schooner r.
G. DOrter, of Mays Landing, and the schooner En-
cesior, of Brdgton, N. j., all bound to Philadel-
phia, ashore three miles south of this place at
daylight this morning. They lie within about
three hundred yards of each other.