The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21

! conspirators."
There some excitement at Port au Prince in
| regard to an audacious robbery of the store of
! Messrs. Lewis POrh CO.. in the Place Geffrard
| The four burg lars were discovered in the store
| drinking champagne, with quantity of merchan-
disc prepared for removal in bags They were
| arrested.
! violent hurricane had caused considerable dam
! age IN the southern part of the island.
The country was quiet at latest dates, and it is
supposed that the conspiracy is efectually crushed
| out.
FnoM THE WEST INDIrs.-Accounts from St. Via.
| cents to Oct. goth, from Demerara to the 25th
| from Jamaica to the 2Gth, and from Barbados to
| the 2Ith, reach us by way of the Bermudas. Heavy
rams had succeeded the drought beneath which
| the crops had been sutf ring; and all manner of
! vegetation was looking finely. The cane-crop was
extremely promising. The prices of American pro-
duce had declined in the presence OF n number Of
| simultaneous arrivals. The Island Legislature had
adjourned after providing for Il volunteer corps to
ald the militia in preserving public order. The
health OF Jamaica is reported to be generally good
ihe appearance OF the crops on the south side
encouraging; on the north the season. and C0nse-
quenty the canes, We're somewhat Backward
Trade at Demerara Is languid. The weather has
been variable, but upon the whole favorable TO the
! planting interest. The st. Vincent papcrs exult
over the condition of the Colonial Treasury there
| being balance Of G3 O9i above the expenditures
OF the year. Trinidad has been unusually sickY
| this season.
A correspondent, writing from Bermuda on the
9th INST, announces the arrival at Hamilton Of the
'lltSH maui steamer tasmania. Ot the W est India
line, winch put INTO that harbpr leaking badlv.-
There were several cases of yellow fever on board
"hich inc vessel haG brought from st. Thomas;
ana on H. NJ - Gladiator, which had also arrived
from the same island, there had been numerous
DEATHS while numbcr rernoinod ~ the sick list.
Fpo,, usv,r7 ~ 1T----
the New "rk Times furnishes very interesting de-
tails of recent events in Mexico. The civil war
PROGRESSES WIN ITS uSu'i catalogue OF horrors As
9nd ronr aHH outrages upon persons
"iu p 'oreIS were "i Gd,F occurrences. Ihe latest
aITices ] from iIe CITY OF Mexico are to No" l. In
SeE -i|t u n'' oce" receive" "' lhe capture OF 1e-
t'C anu 'ne Scenes C, "nich haI iransp'red upon
tuat event Inc C"hstltUton9IlstS, on taking pos
sSon " tne to"ii' Slo'' III me iiaz3' many per-
I Sua M"o VIZ . s"SPetteu "i sympathy win the
ie anu III lPoseu i'ea'F cpAtfioui'"h upon the
bea ,rnri rtI ',i'', ~ ~ f,'e u"I'GH "i.lc" nae
dawondad tI,a nrft;.L go ~ ,n'"H 'eeH
| frsad to nav, a,d ,,,, -, ~ :, PIP lc
rnon y,bo;. i,' h ,} T ~ 'o'iS.u 20 = - 3u4
II shin Amntb, : A. o,finl rI - @ VI, -, -. D.
Iat;o, to tho r,aeT+ 't, f 49, I-:t i,GH IN re-
n,oil ON a., II, - r -, W. - -" H"ICc'
Mace between Wr +, P;tri Fgu, t5 la" Tii ta,eI
States Cboroc Of Vera Crr1 and tfo N,,?o, NJ
lister of Forcrn Aif,ir. Jrdrnrity harinr bo,
demanded E,r That n,tr.,o H., NJ ~ ,i
by transmitting to Mr., La Reintrie copy Of cir
CudI lssueo Dy 'he government, Gf3!ng upon the
governors Oh Ihc se'rrai states OF MeElco the ne
ceSsty OF protecting the Transit hore. This docu-
f mem was accepted D7 thr 'ctin% Ctgrye as sui
e' 90 HIS "e'i'"''- ''h" II VIII pe ot"ara-
Gu 10 " aShihEton
The correspondent Of the Vny, Yorl- ,r.,n. at
Honolulu affords us interesting particulars of the
homicide perpetrated by King Kamohauleha. The
, King with the Ouncn Prime. EnyaI and , miner
! Gus suite leaving Hawaii upcu n simmer evrpr
sion, visited the Island of Jaha,na whore tbcirsiay
was broupbt IN n cIosa an th, IAN nr Cer4.,,I,ar
Ordering the ROYAL yacht f, prau3re far Infnrn t.
the capital the King, on the morning If tat day.
| embarked alone on the vessel InayiDr his otien
. dants to follow at their lcignrr A caI;n DELAYED
the Yacht and Mt nipht t9lin, . small bn,t 'his
AI5JesN Fet4rhG1 10 sn"tG, ana Pr"tIr'ihg 20 the
sIs tsIst ~ ~ VA 's - ''',i' us 'a'c 'o1c-
- - 1 w nv " N,''o. P't"I', M'' M 'i'"t gen
Tho coIsa of dit,,f, ,, !fI - ,'J VI - 49,
iHe FAUST VI o''"cuitF Is not asc-' ianeH- our
htj1 a. w. lm,'ist s'l"s '.i 'lt I''t VI we V'tei'
, I;,aDI;.I ~ Nc. 80 w ''"IS' ""' N''' -, AMY
q G;i - 'lr"'s n''t Ieen .aHe oy 'he
i ~G, ~ t"P,is l '"t S""JyE'' Nj .'ellSuh was
= -, 81 y ,,II " ~ =, ~ - ~ - - 'i'"i 't' AZ
, ou'oL " .' 'I I1'1 quarrel ha"
aJ ~ ' N''" =" "'''-''''e' '''i"I''I5 """ IT.
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SALE or PHILLIPS. SAMPSON 4 Co.'S SrorE-Tbe
, auction sale of tn" stock of Phillips SAMPSON d
Co., formerly publishers of the AHau1r Voahiy
. closed Yesterday and was very successful Tie
aggtegate amount OF the sale will reach from $50
% F.t !" -.'oooo' - i's''lI"N ''S stereotype Piates
=" '"e ,1""IF'u were s",'' 'u" o,DHIht tErt.leht
prices iiIS"rT' we are ih9i Ei'o ny several th"us-
anu uoa'' ~. nan Iiay itu pt''H cs' 'il'"a by tte
nc IuS are % Iie prices "i some nt
s Sie p"'I,. pI'oh' 9i'9o@i Nt'NeSPe"re' Si.JgO;
p ~ o'Ui ~ "' MnulC' ,30VV;
Ia Dun' ~ 'iiU''' gov iirh'ha' 9Noo' lhese
, were al pou@ht oy W. Lee Formerly oae OF the
, partners OF the hril.
The set OF ko!io books, by Jacob Abbott, ioar-
teen volumes, were sold to Sheldon Co.. of New
: York, for S4,235. The Choral Harmony, BY Ra-
Ncr, Sola I"T nj l'oo9 ana many other sets at the
/ same rare lhe total amount ui the sale Of plates
amounted to about SIG 600. The sal. has been at
II tended by prominent members Of the trade from all
parts Of the country.-Boy,op Joprual
-
!, There will be no appeal to the civil courts for
n the reIIel oil Bishop ond@rdonN The Church Jour
!, ! nal SAYS: