The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-25
L ATE ST N CIV S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED Al 1HE nEElcE oE mTHE DAILY EXCHANGE. y
ARRIVAL or THE PRINCE ALBERT.
LATER FROW ETROPE

ST. JOHNS, Nov. 24.-The steamer Prince Albert
from Galway, with Liverpool advccs of the llth
inst, arrived here to-day at noon.
Mr.. Whitehouse writes another letter concerning
the Atlantic telegraph, reiterating his conviction
that the cable may be made available.
A despatch from Madrid says that the Mexican
difficulty must be settled in manner suitable with
the dignity of Spain. Ilostities were expected to
cnsTe.
There is a serious insurrection in Asiatic Turkey
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 1l.-Cotton-sales to-day estimated
ut II 900 bales; market steady.
Breadstuffs very dull.
Provisions-MarIet very dull
Produce.-Market generally unchanged.
Money Market-Consols 9S.
From Washington
! WASHINGToN, Nov H.-By advices to the lith of
October, it has been ascertained that the comman-
der of the sloop-of-war Dale informed by the
commander of the British steamer Conflict that the
latter had captured three savers the African
coast, and the entire British squadron nine, during
the last six months.
After making cruise mp the coast, the officers
OF the Dale expected that vessel would return to
the United States.
James Fulton, of ofTenncsSee has been appointed
Purser in the Navy, in the place of Mr.. Danlorth
resigned.
Official dispatches state that the volators of the
Dixon family at Beruit, have been convicted, and
that an order for their execution would be asked of
the Sultan.
The Legislature of Kansas was required to fix
upon permanent seat of government, before any
of the Congressional appropriation for the erection
of public buildings could be available. The seat
was fixed in 1855 at LeComptOn, and money eX
pended for that purpose. In April last the Legsla
ture passed law over the Governors veto, chang
ing the seat of government to Minnesota. At the
request of Governor Denver, decision in the sub
ect has recently been given by Attorney General
Black, that the law is void. The seat must be at
Lecompton, at least during the existence of the Ter
ritoIial Government for the reasons above stated.
The money having been thus condtionally appro-
priated and expended, the change would be viola
ton of the act of Congress, and fraud the
United States
The President has appointed Thos Miller Post
Master at Columbus, Ohio, in the place of Samuel
Medary, who has resigned to accept the Governor
ship Of kansa'. Mr.. Miller Medary's immedi-
ate predecessor.
All the Government offices will be closed to-mor-
row in observance of Thanksgiving day.
Nicaragua Emigration.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 24.-The Mobile Herc0y of Mon
day contains card from Walter Smith, stating
that he assured the crowd of emigrants in Mr..
lesses the Agents Office, Friday that the vessel
would not be cleared for Nicaragua unless directed
from Washington to do so; and he advised liesse to
return the passage money.
a committee has been appointed to arrange a set
tlement, and the crowd has quietly dispersed. The
same paper in its local column says that the emf
grant vessel has been chartered to carry cotton to
Hamburg.
General Walker left there on Saturday Judge
Campbell arrived the same day.
The Mobile Register, Mr.. Forsvth's paper.) Of
Saturday, says it is well known that Judge Camp
bell desires to embarrass the proposed emigration
from the Southern States to Nicaragua and that
the public, with instructive Judgment, has to
the conclusion that the special term of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Southern Dis
trct of Alabama is held for political purposes. The
Rc9tster is particularly severe the Judge, and
accuses him OF disposition to follow the most arbi
trary forms and tyranical precedents.
New York, Nov. 24.-The United States frigate
Sabine, having repaired the damages sustained in
the recent hurricane in the North Atlantic, sailed
from Bermuda on the 9th inst.
An unknown bark is supposed to have been
wrecked on the llth of October on Cat Island. The
bodies of man and woman, evidently passengers.
had foated ashore. There valuable articles of
ieWery on the bodies.
The schooner CASTILLO, ,eremie, for Boston, was
wrecked at the same time. Also the Spanish brig
Consueo, the crew of which were saved.
AUGUSTA, Nov. PA ship letter received here
from the engineer aboard the steamer Victoria
plying between Santiago and Havana, reports
saving twelve seamen the 10th, who had been
cast away in a vessel from Port Spain, sixty days
out. Name not given.
From Santa TTe.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2l.-Santa Fe dates to the 2lst
have been received.
Skirmishes have occurred between the United
States troops and the Navajos at Fort Defiance
Lieut. Avere was wounded by the Indians firing
into his tent while encamped between Fort Defiance
and Albuquerque. His wound is not dangerous.
Dr. Lavanaugh reports finding gold on every
stream along the South Platte for distance of sew
enty-tive miles.
The Election Of Senators Bright and Fitch
Declared Illegal.
INDANAPoLIs, Nov. 24.-The Senate has passed
resolution by a vote of 26 to 90 declaring the cleo
tion of MeSsrs. Bright and Fitch to the United
States Senate illegal, unconstitutional and void
The same resolution is pending in the House.