The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-11
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
[ From our o'Cn Correspondent. ]
From Washinct0n,

| WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The latest news received
from Mexico is considered indicative of an early
and firm establishment of the Liberal government.
| The fact that Robles has sent Commissioners to
| treat with Juarez, is regarded admission that
| he has no hope OF maintaining bis supremacy.
/ Those here, who are best acquainted with Mexican
affairs, suppose that the purpose of Robes is en-
! deavor to make terms for the final submission to
| Juarez that shall the confiscation of church
! property. Certainly the Liberals, who have out
| lived the administration of Zuloaga, will not now
yield to the egatee of his ruined fortunes. 1t is
safe to predict that in a few days shall receive
news of the undisputed establishment of the gov
ernment of Juarez at the capitol Robes may be
returned here as Minister; but whoever comes will
be prepared to make early and favorable treaty.
Another fortnight will, in all probability, clear up
| the mist now enveloping our Mexican relations.
From the Reporter Of the Associated Press.
Mr.. Phelps, of Missouri, made an Intellectual eff
fort to-day to have evening sessions of the House
for two weeks for general speech making, his OBJ
ect being to confne debate in the earlier part of the
dav to Legitimate business.
Intelligence has just been received from Jefferson
city that the Constitutional amendment limiting
the Missouri State debt to So, 900 900 will not proba-
bly, be adopted, but that it is likely the legis-
ature will grant five millions additional aid to
the railroads, by the further issue of State Bonds.
Central National Club was organized here to-
day, the object of which is to present John Minor
Bolts, independent candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Mr. Billinghurst has given notice in the House of
his intention to introduce bill to abolish the Of
flee of First Comptroller, devolving its duties on
some other officer of the Treasury Department
David Byron, an operator ofthe Magnetic Tele-
graph Company, in this city, died here this morn
ing OF pneumonia. He was young highly es-
teemed and his loss is deeply lamented by his as
sociates
The Mobile Register of Saturday announces the
death of Charles Fisher, the Picayunes first pri-
vate correspondent, popular and pleasing wr-
ter
Kentucky Democratic Convention.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. l0.-The Kentucky Democrat
Convention has passed resolutions. endorsing the
Cincinnati platform the bred Scott decision: en-
couraging the acquisition of Cuba denouncing
sectional agitators in the North and Know Nothing
ism; and endorsing the National Administration
Also expressing a determination that differences
upon minor and unessential points, such as Kansas
and Lecomptonism, shall not be permitted to dis
turb the harmony of the Democracy of Kentucky.
The great feature of the Convention was the tri-
umph of the Breckenridge interest over the BOYD
party, the Jealous supporters of the Lecompton
policy of the administration.
Additional from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. l0.-The following additional
intelligence from Mexico has been received: Robles
overthrew Zuluagas Government the 23rd ult.
Gen. Echeagarv previously pronounced in favor OF
Robesand the Consttutionalsts of Jalapa and Corda
joined him Zu'uaga put the city in state of
seIge, and tried to compromise with Echeagary,
but failed Subsequently Echeagary had been cap
tired and sentenced to death, but revolt at Puebla
saved him. Robles has released all the political
prisoners, and there great rejoicing at Vera
Cruz. All parties in Mexico are dissatisfied with
the Presidents message.
Especial Despatch
Fire in Charleston, :. C.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9.-Chrisholm's Rice Mill was
totally destroyed by fire this morning. One hun
dred thousand bushels of rough rice was burned.
The Cold Term
New YORK, Jan. 10.-,The weather reports re-
celved here from the East and North show to-day
to be the coolest of the season, the thermometer
ranging from zero to $50 below
Marine Disaster.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-The schooner Julia Per-
kins, from Norfolk, bound to New York, put in to
Newport yesterday in distress.
Ship News.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-Arrived ship John
Spear, from Baltimore.