The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR

the Overland Mail to Texas, but was finally arrest
ed and lodged in San Francisco Jail on the morning
of the sailing of the steamer.
The event of Mr.. Broderick's death has cast a
universal gloom over the State and the newspapers
are filled with comments on the proceedings. 1t is
generally supposed that the duel was the result of
strong party spirit against the deceased and that
Terry, being a celebrated marksman, was put for
ward as the principal.
On the morning of the 10th, another duel was
fought between DR.. Preston Goodwin and Colonel
James Jeft. Gatewood, near San Andreas, in which
DR.. Goodwin was killed.
The Treasurer of Humboldt county, Jessie Wells,
had absconded with Sl3, 500 belonging to the State
The San Juan Island question had become
quite quiet and little allusion is made to it in the
papers.
Mr. John Condor, long connected with the press
OF California, died at San Francisco on the 10Th
Sept, after short Illness at the age of forty
years. He was one of the first settlers and was a
native OF Portland, Maine.
letter to the Journal of Commerce from
Panama, Oct. 4th, saws:
=, Among the passengers arrived at Aspinwall by
the Star OF the West, on the I'd inst, was Gen.
Scott. He came over to Panama the next morn.
ing, and Immediately went on board the Golden
Age, which sailed the same evening for San Fran
cisco. ~
All the honors due to his distinguished charac-
yer ana position were paid to him by the three
shlpS-of-war lying at Aspilwall, the band with all
the othcers IN uniform, receiving him on shore
The British frigate Calypso arrived here few
Gays ago from Manzanilla, bringing one and half
millions of silver dollars Of this amount 5000 600
was destined to New Orleans, and went forward by
the Star OF the West last evening. The North Star
to leave this evening for New York will take $780,
ooo, leaving SsOOOOO to be shipped to England di-
rect by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Comnanv-
In addition to the silver by the Star of the West.
she also had on board the gold brought from San
Francisco by the John l.. Stephens amounting to
81 ,s66, ,O63.9l, all of which is consigned to New
York.
Captain Kelly, of the steam frigate Saranac. has
instructions to proceed to San Juan to protect the
passage OF the California mails across Nicaragua
under the johnson contract. The Saranac leaves
IN lew days, and will return as soon as the duty
Is performed. Purser Buckman, of the steamer
orizaba, informs me that the Hermann was being
got ready to bring down the California mails, but
ne thinks she cannot be put in condition to be des
PaIched even on the 10th inst and that the Cortez
VIII PROBABLY bring the mails to Nicaragua.
From the San Francisco Herald September III
The Hon. David C. Broderick expired Yesterday
morning at twenty minutes past nine O'Clock at
twelve O'Clock the night previous the indications
appeared favorable for his recovery-the wounded
gentleman being easier, his breathing more regu-
lar and his general condition improved. At two
O'Clock, A. NJ, change occurred for the worse.
and from that hour Mr.. Broderck failed rapidly
AT three o'clock, A. NJ the last rites of the church
were administered bv the Rev. Father Marascbi-
1t is as well to note, in this connection, that the
Rev. Father Croke, Vcar-Genera and the Rev.
Father Maraschi, waited upon Mr.. Broderck as
early as possible after he had been wounded At
tour O'Clock Mr.. Broderick had fallen into state of
insensibility, from which he never emerged He
never uttered word after four o'clock.
The sad intelligence was Immediately conveyed
TO the city, and produced deep and settled gloom
on the community. The several Courts that were
in session adjourned in respect to the memory of
the departed Senator. The foreign Consuls hoisted
their flags at halfmast; the revenue flag of the
United States was hoisted at hafmast over the
Custom house; the civic flag of San Francisco was
tha oil. all
engine houses carried their flags at half mast and
were draped IN mourning; the shipping in the har-
Dor displayed like evidences of respect for the mem
ory OF Mr Broderick, and large number of pri.
Tyate stores and dwellings wore the sad badges of
lamentatiOn and woe.
AT tour O'Clock yesterday afternoon lost-morten1
examination was made by DR.. Bertody, in the pre-
sence OF DR.. McNulty, the Coroner, and Drs Hol-
man, Sawyer, Loehr, Russell, Sharkey and Others
The autopsy showed that the ball entered the right
breast between the second and third ribs, passing
under the sternum, (fracturing its edges thence
over the heart and through the upper lobe of the
lelt lung whence 1T took an upward and inward
course through the left arm-pit, and lodged in the
posterior portion of the bceps muscle of the left
arm. An inquest will be held this afternoon.
The mortal remains of the late Senator D. c.
Frederick were brought to this city at 81 O'Clock
laSt evening, and deposited in the Union Hotel.
Last evening, after the remains of Mr. Broderick
were deposited in the Union Hotel, they were vis-
lted by large numbers of our citizens all of whom
manifested an intense grief The features are some
What attenuated and thin, but very natural and
preserving the expression they wore in ife They
were even placid and tranquil, a phenomenon noted
In all cases of death from gunshot wounds
Inc United States District Court, Twelfth Dis
trlct Court Court of Sessions and Police Court ad-
lourned, IN respect to the memory of Mr.. Broderck
his death was announced in appropriate terms in
each court. The Fourth District Court was not in
session.
The dates by the way of Panama are Valparaiso
August 3lst; Callao September 12th Pata, 10th.
The revolutionary spirit is not vet ouencbed in
Cmie. On the 18th of August an attempt was
made at the artillery barrack of Santiago, by a
sergeant and few men, who seized the officers of
the guard, liberated the prisoners and endeavored
TO induce the soldiers to mutny. The attempt
was, however, unsuccessful the officer being liber-
ated, headed his forces who remained faithful and in
an attack on the sergeants party their ringleader
was shot dead. The party then fed, nine were
shortly alter captured, and two soldiers who had
taken part In the mutiny were shot the following
day, This movement in itself inconsiderable,
would scarcely have deserved notice. did not other
events, happening almost simultaneously in differ
ent parts OF the Republic, show that the spirit of
over the country.
The following is an extract from a report of the
Ghilian Minister of Foreign Affairs, published in
Et Werc,rio:
'Besides the settlement of the claims on the brig
Macedonian and the whaler Franklin, several
other important questions have been debated be-
tween government and the Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States
One OF them arises from the protection afforded by
the American Consul in Valparaiso to several po-
litical offenders, and the subsequent events which
terminated in the delivery of the prisoners and
the annulment of the Consul's patent.
'Another of the questions debated between gov
ernment and the United States Legation is that of
the American brig Townsend Jones' This vessel
anchored in Valparaiso in April 1858, bringing on
board cargo of arms and warlike stores. There
lE hnr To tI,,Al Ill.
will be satisfactorily settled
In Peru, President Castillo is preparing a costly
expedition against Ecuador.
Rubro, the Legitimate Governor of the Province
OF Guayaquil, has resigned, and the Provisional
Governor had been installed. All the other ports
except Guayaquil, remained blockaded DR.. Miguel
Carpia has been appointed Minister of Foreign Re-
lations vice Don FabiO Melgar
Disturbances had occurred on several American
vessels at the Chinchas The Rising Sun had placed
her first and second officers on board the Peruvian
steamer General Lerzundi, badly wounded. The
second officer is since dead, and the first is in a
critical condition. The Queen of the Seas and the
John Sidney also had disturbances on board
The revolution in Carthagena continued success
ful. Nleto, the President was popular, and had
succeeded in defeating the government forces
Carthagena and the whole state of Bolivia were in
a state of siege.
The revolution in Santander was still unsub-
dued.
The British steamer Solent arrived at Aspinwall
on the 4th, having dates from Greytown to the I'd,
and San Juan de Costa Rica to the 25th.
The government of the Provincial President
Monteaegre, was getting on with apparent pros
perly but 1t is quite evident, from the ttleness of
OF its acts that there are some queer hands at
the machine. The Bishop of Costa Rica, Llorente,
properly banished from Costa Rica for refusing to
obey equitable laws has returned on the invitation
OF the new government, and was received at San
Jose with great honors: new paper has been
started at San Jose called the Neuua Ara the main
object of which appears to be to abuse President
Medina and Senior Medina, the banker.
Professor Dimity arrived at San Jose on the 22d
Mr.. Wise had also arrived.
The United States frigate Sabine, and the British
frigate Valorous, were at San Juan del Norte.
Two CLAIMANTS FOR A CRowN.-A civil war has
followed the death of the late Emperor in Morocco
There are two claimants for the crown. The son of
the Emperor has succeeded to the "green turban"
but his right is disputed by his cousin. It appears
that when the Emperor, Adder Rahman, died many
years, ago, his brother, Muley Soeiman seized the
throne to the exclusion OF the rightful heir, Adder,
the son of the Emperor. Adder did not make a
fuss about it, but quietly submitted and helped his
uncle all that he could in the government. When
the uncle died Adder succeeded him peaceably,-
The uncle left four sons, the youngest of whom now
makes war upon Sidi Mohammed, the son and sue.
cessor OF Adder. Sid, upon being crowned imme-
dately marched against the pretender and defeated
him in terrible battle. But the pretender though
defeated, is not conquered, and as he is aided by
powerful and energetic sheick, the war will probably
continue for some time longer.
Few persons are aware of the immense amount of
business done by Express companies, the extent of
their routes and the capital invested. The Ameri-
can Express Company alone has Offices and agen-
cieS in upwards Of 400 cities and towns, and trans
acts business in London Paris, and all the European
cities. 1t is joint stock company, with capital
of $3.50, 900, selling at a premium. The aggregate