The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-28
THE SHIPPING INTEREST


THE SHIPPING INTEREST
The following statement 10 taknn from, Georro
Croshaw & Co.'s London Freight Circular. lst ian
uary, 1853. in relation to the Shinning Tntero.t
more partieuIarIv ga ronnactad vith 9bo T;tJ
States, to which their attention * eniirely Jero
ted
The past year has indeed been one of unnrec,-
denied GLOOM and danrassion. - Tras It ptl
that shining in common With ararr otb Nv $500 a.
should have Suffered in consequence of the fnanc;i
crisis of the previous wear Int This hos bad
extraordinary difficulties m contend w;tb IT,
tronhlas in Ind;a ond Cb;no r. =: ~ 80. e
naraIvzad our trada i; tbt d;oo.; n Ras' yed'
Ia; an LaI' 80 iniPol 'aht 10 american ship
profitable empovment to any ge@r mas
TONNAGE has dnr;nn tba nast ~ mus ahouIt oi
susnended Tho nos;t;on Of tbo Ta,i:y peeh
,o TroJas ba. ~ p II y. .ne Gaauiah anu Dai-
-. MI nas aiso hau most encouraging lnnu-
Gnano Island Spaou,a.ia vi .ne hooria Moorla
nan sb;n 10 49, In. on WHICH 10 account so
home Imost of which haaa hi az oos. per ton'
bav SEEKING and some are s.iiI 10 BON
day had also assisted 70 ;nca.:o AZ W 'i,ls
preston. Shnowning ganerallv III. "a al ue
ttwoIra rnortbsF b Us ST. 'y uui ihg the past
ta =; Ia daa ueen nioS' unProneaoie, no mat
Sb;nownars, oosrts
the whole bnwaprop ior ene coming year, on
thouoh we mnst not caIrniata mno1 @ ieI az
return hns;nass ha;nr aaanad upon any proHtaole
- o3 oeihs oheieu Ill lhula or emma,
very large; the quantity of railway material, beer
o a. aa to 100 npn henGe VIII give employment
therefore ba We 70 snhm;, =, Spni nApsrlels VIII
freight will enable hipowners to accent the nre
SEM l1n1us homewara frelghts. The suppression
" .he ihui lnsuTrectlon, cessation OF hostities in
Culha anu laVoraple treaty herewith, the recent
treaty with Japan, the gradually increasing trade
WIN WIN Aus I brltlsh Columbia and Sandwich
Ctato AZ ne eo'lon crop In the Southern
- Wv. . anu cneapness OF money mere
aft Improvement In the financial condition
VI 'he "hoie lraaing community, may justly be ac
as oi grauuai return to prosperity
f ESt IS; III hinu Inat the consumption
stoi-a se hI pLouuGe mere Is increasing, while
:tp:Ns oh manu-, though large, are rapidly dimin-
II sc,
uoan 9n eano i.elgnls at Tue commencement OF the
&c loo PEI tIn Was Tue rate offered from Chin
qua isiahus W Tue oniteo hlngdom or Continent,
reduoad ~ en-, ln FEBRUARY this freight was
doci;nad ~ 49, auu -. June 'urt4er tonnage was
nm band ho;aay go tne st1ch Oh PERUVIAN guano
on,nmnt ot $500 .AoeeunustS nea!y. considerable
49,; 10 VI "ich arrived IN Callao, seek
oh ing, was So aiey taken up TO load at the Chin
ta ma' II, hNSnptop Noaus ana market at $40 per
Gn.rn ~ 'em n .ne ageht ior the PERUVIAN
at soa rau ~ f ma cnartering on TINS side
or Continant and anoh =; ~ " tne Onlteu hlnguom
freinht tbat 10 t.'e s'ate OF our nomeward
haon SaonroJ " ~; s;t Sun. vi tohhaSe mas
N; Ses",Iu a' lnls Hiserapiy low ngure. NO
rata SNIP no"e'er' has peen onered at TIL
DIVORCE IN INDIANA.-The Legislature of Indiana
has before il several bi,ls ;ntondod -
,t;.,.a c. A., :c n' ,N'enoeu " pro'lue SUD-
s'itu'e ior the INFAMOUS law with which that and
other States are cursed.
law in the Senate case was d;scoTerod IN III
gentleman in Leayenwortb Kansas bad f mIJn a
his wife with money to visit her friends IN th En.
and to travel for the benefit of her health IN or
irving at Indiananolis sbe conolndod ~ IL Va al
taoe of the Indiana divnroo Ian 80 W I'M auV an
fcation of her marriano Sha ,h +, NUM-
mo- where She made se;don;t thot I'm W h9ho-
fde resident of the Stata of fnd;o as o9"o
COMPLAINT in the Howard Cn itu lana anu meg
husband for divorce nntina - hia ner
Iished for the benefit of ber hnsbond ~ ""s puo-
nonresident of the State In the mean,in," Ia
husband thought she was in the East as ba
letters from her nostmarked fret OF nIoroIo,5 -
afterwards at Boston. anu
"While still under the impression that b;s ,v;fo
was at Boston, the husband received a COW If tbo
Howard Tribune, containing a notice of tho 6linr
of the complaint AGAINST him Uo ;ad;ti5
left Leayenwortb and arrived at Id;uI;y
reaching that citv on Saturdor III ooth ~ "
vembar Tho uoword o;ron;t $1,000, ~ o -. VI W.
sion on the FOLLOWING Monday the 99S ond -
reach Kokomo in time to am:war .ha ano, "
against him, he had TO hire locomotye np .ho
Peru and indianapolis Railroad to take him to
kokomo, In order to be in court at the proper
hour:
1.-The reason stated for the defence made in the
case was that the wife had been induced to ask for
divorce under improper influences. She had been
for some time past crazed by spiritualism and the
husband thought if he could place her beyond those
influences she would abandon the suit. The case is
stlil pending,
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pania W THE tlcrlA OF LEGAL ERROR.
iis tIoIItsponuent, uhaer cate OF December 80,
tne particulars Oh the death, at the early
age OIL 'n,fsysix OF one VINO though entirely in
ga alleys, on charge OF murder and arson.
"a nls week carried TO the grave broken heart
e eG man M roor aesnlers history Is sad one The
opt.l Oh June io4o, ne was tried, convicted, and
sentenced 70 the hulks for lite, as being guilty of
convict for seven years, when it discovered
that he was innocent OF the crimes, the true cuprit
having confessed his guilt. The government did
everything they could to atone for the error; they
made him chief commissary of administrative in
spection OF the southern railways, and gave his
father tobacco sellers place; but years of
agony, seven years spent in conscious innocence
and proclaimed guilt, are too heavy trials for hu-
man nature, and the unhappy man died day or
Two ago, only SIX ana thirty years old, and only
wv years since nls hoeratlon. instances OF these
In france where the
ia ,nda b. 10 Imperfect anu the Judge
- S 'he prosecuting attorney.-bostoh 1fdreter
United STATES STEAMER BRooKLYN.-So far from
saline oS tba r. Teen teoeea con.fTIanalng the
~ W. .nt - o. steam corrette brooKiyn, the
g. I.b nas oeeh Urging forward her out
anI - s. 'isol' IL win pr0oaoiy take
tba CommSd DO Seo ne, 70 sea- pu1 the department
the shin .ra r,.k;no 800 a.. =. -. ~ %, VI
Tho aorrl;aat ,a5 e''iy eii''' W se' ner OIL at
dataohraot af
ON fynarlIn VI iprts marines was put on poare
gu fo >, eunesuas, anu the nag hoisteo at noon The
IoiioH iIg olicers were by her: Full Captain
ter ALBERT smith, ". LETTERS, ". Mitchell and j.
4. ADAMS; Doctors Lewis '" Minor, Christian and
f rS;ef LEU. vi MARINES, george W. Graham;
e i,nS lneer, joshua 0anSpee FIRST Assistants,
Mamsh,m f. !" D. BROOKS; second Assistant,
dar;cL d 1, ounoa, , iniru, d. w. nitaker' Ere
W;l;a,, AU .o"n anu "eorse H. "hlte; runner,
"-A 1Ai'en
NJ Dnrnr IN +bo D. y - go.
lome nnhlsbes an acoomnt &c "e n"srIc.som 10
which 10 caIeJ harotun Vi mulnan iocolnoti "
Il a'o o9i WI Pe, carriage moved oy
motion is said not to be difficulty it is liar to that
OF walking. Two men with it made miles in IS
minutes on the Boulevard Mazar at noon when the
street was most crowded At another time the
same men mace l5 miles In 96 minutes; and the ex-
ercse pelng so easy that they offered to keep it up
alternate hours day after day, and though they
could without difficulty average so to 60 miles per
DAY. singular thing about it is, that it beats the
best turn-outs on steep grades if they present
pact OF paved surface.
CHANGE IN THE CABINET.-The Sacramento Bee
If what we hear and mon in;oI am,hnr;t.
100, may be relied upon, the incoming legislature
States Senator to serve until March 4 1891 20
information is that Senator Gwin has transmitted
luz o ence ny Tue last mai mat the PRESIDENT
has ouerea MIN the position OF Secretary of the
49, Va iAoheii Sooo, dpout toTeSign,