The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-23
FURTHER BY THE NORTH STAR,

proceed to New York, and left that place on the
morning of the llth, touching at Kew West on the
10th, for coal. The sloop-of-war Brooklyn was in
the last harbor.
On the morning of the 10Th, the North Star pass
ed the brig War Eagle, from Havana for New
orE with loss of fore and maintopmast
Among the passengers in the North Star is Tho
mas franclS Meagher, special bearer of des-
patches from the United States Minister at Costa
Rica. - ~
We are indebted to the purser Of the North Star
for the following letter from Key West and for
papers from that place to the 18th inst
KEY WEST Florida November l5-The follow |
ing vessels are ashore between Cape Florida and
Jupiter:
Ship Heideburg, from New Orleans to Havre, |
with 3,400 bales cotton
Ship Charles Crockett CAPTAIN Murray, from
New Orleans to Liverpool with 3 100 bales cotton
so hogsheads of tobacco 81 barrels silver, valued
| at $4,000, and 4 900 slaves
ship Eliza Mallory, of Mystic from New Orleans |
LOT San BIAS, Mexico, $500 halEbales cotton.
along the beach.
Bark Mary Coe, from Mobile to New York, loo |
name not known. '
Ship Montmorency, Captain Brown from New |
Orleans for Havre, with loss of sails and rudder is
lying at hey West repairing; will proceed on her |
voyage in a few days. There has been saved from |
vessels ashore up to date about 100 bales of cot
Ton; ship Ileidleburg will be saved. The rest |
The EARTHQUAKE AT CoPIAPA.--The Panama Star |
OF the 10Th instant contains later intelligence from
ChIl, the most important items of which relate the
earthquake on the 5th October which was felt
throughout the republic, but most severely in the
province of Copiapa.
The direction of the shock was from southeast TO
northwest, and its duration it is said about four
minutes, having caused considerable damage in the
city OF Copapa and the port of Cadera overthrow
ing some buildings and leaving a great many others
IN runouS condition. but fortunately we have not
heard of any lives being lost.
The Copiapa and Caldera Railway has suffered !
some damage, but its repair will be easy and not
| very expensive.
In Caldera the retreated several times from
the coast leaving beach Of hundred and fifty |
yards, which caused a panic amongst the inhabi- |
tants, who iew atlrighted to the neighborinr hills
fortunately the returned to its place without
any violence, and did not occasion the least dis
| aster.
Niete, the successful revolutionary Governor of
the State of Bolivar, had taken Mempors from
the fedora! forces
The sIoop-ofwar Lcvant was at Panama. with
the Commodore on board. She and the Saranac
were going to San Juan. The Cyane was at Re-
alicia
Mr.. Clark, American Minister to Guatemala. was
The cochineal crop had been greatly damaged bv
heavy rains.
Some attempts at revolution in Costa Rica had
been suppressed. Mr.. Dimitry, the American Min
Ister, had recognized the government.
| Valparaiso advices are to Oct. 10TH and Callao
Oct 18th. There is no of interest. General
Franco had been compelled, by public opinion To
"""'uoh tue relhs OF government at Guayaquil.
MURDER WILL Our.-The following singular cir
~ 'e'"'eu ~ GERMAN journal, Is worthy
" A. '.,,s - Penuaht 10 that oil the famous dog
residing i'll the ncghborhood of SIM in the Arch
% U' ATSt' Id was III the ha3lt oi making jour
i t''t year 10 sell ms goods ana enter
INTO contracts for supplies of dilercut kinds.
These rounds generally occupied him about ten
days or fortnight On the morning Of the twelfth
OF october last, he started as usual, but in the
same night his wife and son surprised at hear
ing his cabrIolet come up to the door, and their
surprise was changed into horror finding in the
Een!eie the hieess body OF the tanner, weItering
IA MS pio"u' me horse, hndng itself at liberty,
hau returned nome. The authorities made in
IuirleS, put without leading to the discovery Of
the murderer The tanner had with him large
ana powerful dog; but as the animal was fastened
under the cabrlolet, he could not render any as
SiStance to ms master. After the death of the
tanner, inS son, young man about twcnty y-iivc
years OF age, took on himself the management of
the business and, like his father, made the usual
journeys. ABOUT fortnight ago, in passing a
roadside Publlc-house, at the door of which the
landlord was sitting, smoking his pipe, the same
u"g Whlch had been IN the habit of accompanying
the iather, ana winch was running along quietly
| ny the slde OF the vehicle began to bark in the
most furious manner, and rushed towards the house
The man, seeing its approach, in and closed the
door, while the dog kept howlng and barking most
- - a. ,1i'''' 'i'"i''e'N 'htcIe" Tue
Lt w. " ci c'it ouhS lu"n p"I l"Stead "i showing
80 U ~ sl'' ~ any movement Whlcu might nave
i ~ y" ~ % 'ie li,""'@S oI tne mouse, ne laSt-
~ t',o ""H ocne"lh 'he caoflolet, ana, driving
..n! va w. @ "'"seS' I""H. gave information 10 the
1i "uti"' iIlcS some P"'ice "IcerS We're lmmed-
nteY seil I" Ihe mouse, ana IN 1t were found
| lle t.lPll "loneF-pag m mni the tanner, ms watch,
] ANY, is p"JHcl.pooN. ne landlord ana ms wife
49,; m"e"i"'ely ~ ''r'e"teu' ana VIII De tfled Tor the
| CONTESTED SEATS ~ THE Il = IIorsp op Ppp,r
sExrAryGs.-The next House of Representatiyes
t Iif vi e"IJS Si contested elections
~ - IN hio,!g ~ Tue ne" oFN delegation,
Tt So W n"4'9 T.: "ichIes' democrat, from the
WiIri' 'i,V ~, WI ot tohtTStGG Dy Amor }.
n % am tlliG le9ii, tntt M ol " l'llam b. Maclay,
h pb;i; YIN ie I'n plSlct' VIII De contested
ir ID II TePupIlcal' ana the seat OF
tb VA n;!;a % ~ Ptoh democrat, from
EII i' ISL Disa i'I, WIN pe ca1ned ny Uouyerneur
r. 1 oS "Sl De!nocI",' me rlSht OF VILLAIN
~ DPPuSl'ioH 10 represent Tue Fourth
Cb;st w nS, VII ~ pe contested Dy James
bId tI oG ID: r'@rehcti Ienocrat,
trict of Pennsylvania but his ri ht will be dsnnted
by John W. Ryan, Republican J. r. Barrrt re-
ceved majority Of the votes and was declared
elected, in the First (St LOuisl district of Mis-
souri,, but fraud is charged and Franci, p Riair
Jr., Republican, his opponent in the contest will
contest his right to the seat in consequence Fzro
y. French, Republican the representative Of the
Third District of Maine will also have to make
good his claims AGAINST the CHARGES of AIfrad w