The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-11
Four Days Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER STAR AT NEW
ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October 9.-The steamship Star
from Minititlan has arrived, bringing California
dates TO the 10th ult., four days later than prey-
ously received by overland mail
The steamers John L. Stephens and 0riZaba left
San Francisco the Goth, with 81 $780, 900 in gold
The steamer Star brings large mail and Gov
ernment dispatches
Senator RroderckAs funeral had taken place at
San Francisco, and the most imposing demon
stration ever witnessed there The public is much
incensed against his opponent Judge Terry, who
has been arrested to await an investigation.
The steamer Star brings adyces from Vera Cruz
to the 25th and from the Capital to the 23d ult
conspiracy among the leading officers of Mi
ramon's army having for its object the overthrow
of Miramon, and the recognition of the Liberals,
had been dvuged the day before the time selected.
Twenty-Five officers said to have been sentenced
for execution. The others who not in the ar
my will, it is supposed, not be punished.
The army at Vera Cruz is maxi g active pre-
| parations to seize upon Jalapa, Cordova and the
| Capital Gen. Cobos' division entirely rout-
ed on the 18th ult by the Liberals at Coajaca, and
large number captured but pardoned.
| Gen Coronados, with 500 troops pf the Church
| party, had taken Moreno, and others, whom they
! shot.
! Mr.. Otway, the British Minister, was to leave on
the British steamer, to sail from Vera Cruz the
| Sd.
Mr. Conner. e. s. Consul at Mazatlan, is a passen-
ger on board tie Star. He has secured concessions
of great advantage to our commerce on the western
| coast
| The British ship of war Calypso has been SNUG
| CLING on board SPECIE amounting to 100000 at
| port San Bias.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
during the past fortnight business at San Francisco
had ruled dull; the arrivals numerous and the
ket weaker though no noticeable decline had occurred
Candles were heavy and lower. Provisions less
firm With turn in favor of the buyer; Coffee quiet; Re
lined Sugar lower Dry Goods Boots and Shoes depressed
| SHIP NEws.-Arrived-Sep 18th, ship Wavery, from
Boston; 18th, ship Northern Light from Boston; steamer
John L. Stephens from Panama ship Therese from New
| FORK: F from New Ynrks Nah
from Cardiff; ship Manila, from Boston. Sailed-Sept
18th ship VIM Writ for New Bedford; I4th ship Oeth
pees from Caliao; l5th barque Maaine, from Australia
PERSONAL.
| 1t is said that Mrs. LeFert, of Mobile, is th
| Southern lady of wealth and respectabty who ha
| become enamored of the stage and is about to ap
pear the New York boards.
| Hon. L. Q. G. Lamar, of Mississippi, is very il
at Oxford in that State.
The citizens of Niagara have presented Blondil
| with gold medal in token of their admiration o.
his exploits
The Rev. C. Fl. Spurgeon has written lette
to his friends in America in which he declares that
in his belief, immersion is the only Christian bap
tism; and that he believes that embers of all Chris
tian ct mmunites sh ould be admi tied to the Com
| muniOn.
Won Mason, the Prussian minister of the roya
household, was summoned to Berlin to attend tn
| King, who was supposed to be in dying condi
ton; but while the Kings health improved, tn
minister himself suddenly taken i'll and died
His death, with the recent fall of Count Dohna
who was Lord Chamberlain, creates vacancy il
the ministry and the choice of successor seems
lie between Count Redern and Auerswald
Price, the victor in the recent prize fight, is t
have fight with George King, of Boston, in abou
three months. The struggle is to take place i
Canada Heenan is the trainer of Price.
Mr.. Partridge, editor of the Whig, and Nc
Carr, late a candidate for the State Legislature
had hostile meeting at De Soto city, Mississippi
lately, but their difficulties amcably adjusted
and no shots were fired
MIR. Charles NJ. Leupp, a wealthy merchant
New York, committed suicide Wednesda
night at bis residence in Madison avenue. Fo
some time past he has entertained strange misgi'
ings in regard to his pecuniary affairs, which h
friends vany labored to prove solely th
product of imagination. Those most intimate SUI
posed that his mental difficulties in this respec
had been removed. But on Wednesday evenin
he excused himself, on account of an intended al
, sence, for a few moments. Very soon, the repo
of a gun was heard in adjoining apartment, an
he was found dead upon the floor. Mr.. Leupp VIZ
50 wears of age, and was widower. The ,koHrn
of Commerce, says of him He was director
the Mechanics Bank formerly President of Il
Mechanics Society, and for some years was par
ner with Sheppard Knapp He has also been e
teemed as an active member of the "Centenni
Club" In public charities, &C., he cooperate
cordially. The fine equestrian statue of Washin.
!; ton in Union Square, engaged his earnest effort
# in conjunction with those of Col. Lee and other
sociates
= but more recently of Baltimore, has been eecte
to the vacant professorship in the Union Theolog
/, cal Seminary, Prince Edward, Va.
Gov Wise has sold his place at Only, net
o Onancock, Accomac county, Va, containing Al
acres of land, to Capt. Finney, for $4,000.
A lively discussion is going on in the Charlie
ton journals ON the question whether Mr.. Simn
writes good English. A long article in the Couri,