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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19


Among ia" citizens and soldiers as far ~ nsecF-
taincd nrc Fen'ain Beckham, Agent of the B,dti-
more aud Ohio Railroad, Haywood, negro porter
at Railroad Station, dos lIurnlov, Of llarpc, :
Ferry Evan Dorsey and Geo. Richardson, of Mar
tiishurg.
Another rioer, namel Lewis Leary, who has
just died, confessed tho particulars Of the rot,
which he saws were connected by Capt Brown, nj
the Fair leldin Ohio two months since.
The rioters have u>t neen sent out n flag nj
truce declaring tina, if they were not protected by
the soldiers prcsen; here, every one captured would
be hunr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19
DIR S. b. CHRISTIAN.

RrsIprNcE l Street, next door 10 Tue AF'!h NIafcT
eyy- OFFICE at VIM 4. Stroiher N Co.'s Drug store. -Hs
IL Luz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-19

Jr,uE VICTOR COOKING STOVE for wood and coal the
hest stove in use-fvc sizes, No. o. Z and 0-suiied 10
all and warranted, at III Main Street. ,,, co
o,il s-dts " 2. bLiSo ~ W.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Western News.

,,s.r. -TH, September i2.--The Denver
city tggtees WV advices to the ith inst,
arrivei oryi here Ibis evening, bringing $s,VoV IN
gold. Business at Denver City was active
sr. LouIs, September t2.-The Utah cor.
.a,Do,dent of tic Democrat makes m etpoac
of tie late mulo sale at Camp Fioya; sayiaS nS
That ths duartei master General receiveu ;aa aa
order from tie Secretary Of War 70 rece,ro
the notes of Mr.. Halliday as .cash az paa
chases made by him, and that the aieuSnSu, SaS,,
received secret Instructions 70 hhooA I'd uoan
mules to Halliday at certain flg'ues. ol"ei '.s
those terms Halliday purchased upwar,a;, ,;,tio u,
one thousand mules, paying in moves a"iJ nlstIJ
more thnn half what other parties "otiu t"to,
hayS itsit IN cash. The writer aiso sspIeS .IsS
thot Iialii.aY has contracted TO supply o ono
Government at Fort Dallas, Oregon, "'Vf 'A'
thousand mules at lis own price 40
Papers 10y the Utah n@i: lurn,sn n,s "a =" Raj,
count of the massacre of eTugrahts az 1.a. th,
River. Oregon, on the 9th ot july oy s 1nS
Vannock Shoshon Indians. 81. men men any any
ono woman were killed, anu aiN ',or lnom NOR @
ono v oman wounded--somo Of me ilien nv. =
tally. The Indians robbed the "asV;ntS -
Sl Zoo, and drove off large gu, 'ns., .;on i,
stock, The same Indians were prov iU ice,
re,Jur.ed as having been severely chasa ~
BY Lieuteropt Gray. .,
Charles Crosker, Samuel Wells and vii,
liam ]. Osborne, Ge.ntiIcs, have been elected
to the Utah Legislature.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept l2,--Minster McLane
was in official communication with the Execu-
tive Department, to day, on business pertaining
to his mission to Mexico.
Further and reliable adyicea from Vera
Cruz, dated the 3lst ult., state that the Consti-
tutional Government bad paid the full amount
OF the French claims out OF the custom receipts,
being $14O 900. This money came into the
hands of NJ. Gubriac, the French Minister, who
has failed TO distribute In the manner provided
in the Convention. There was reason to believe
in official quarters that he intended to invest it
in d private enterprise with Miramon.
Much indignation continues 10 be expressed
against him by the French residents.
1t is said that the future Of the treaty be-
tween Mexico and tho United Stateswas owing
to the respective difference relative to the
clause TOr tho protection Of the right of way
proposed to be given to this Government, the
latter claiming TO be the best judge when such
protection should bo undertaken by itself, and
the JuareE Cabinet holding that tho right
should be exercised only in the event Of Mexico
being incompetent, and after application for
that purpose. In the language of a distin-
guished Mexican functiouary, the country is
as If thare was no war, and from, the interior all
ispeaceabe.
Commander Maury is still engaged ns one oil
the Consulting Committee Of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company, in examining the specimenH
Of cables best suited for Ocean Telegraph.
The bit of romance related by Mr., Willis in
the Hc@> JoU0ai, regarding tho earlier days
Of Commodore Maury, in which it is stated.
that when midshipman, no was married to an
0wyhu Princess, is contradicted on authority
The President has approved the sentence Of
the Court Martial held in Utah, dismissing
from the Army Lieutenant Lynde, Of the Fifth
Infantry, for conduct uubccoming an officer
and gentleman.
Baron Jerolt, the Prussian Minister, and his
family have returned TO Washington.
A private letter from Lord Napier mentions
his own arrival at the Hague.
Tho steamer Brooklyn, late from Vera Cruz
and now at Mobile, has been ordered to proceed
to Now York.
Assistant Secretary of State, Appleton, has
returned to the city.
The Piey9ns of Wednesday, is furnished by
the Southern mail. At the latest datcs there
had not been single cage Of vonits at Vera
Cruz.
Mramons soldiers had been without pay fol
months, III consequence of which there were
numerous descrters.
~ Progre,so, spenks Of Minister Mclans, AZ
having high Sense Of honor and q friendly
feeling toward thG i.oX iCan Republic.
Mr.. Larjcbtns, the Secretary OF Legation
hs1 been left in c5arge Of the archives.
Business at MazaIlnn was unusually good
On tho 5th Of Jnly, there were vo large Amer
icp,i yroy.ai1 in, .,y-I
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

telesrathir cOihtn tinication between In
gland and Malta Had bsen fe-eatablished.
This would cxpediato the reception OF news
from India by about three days.
lord Rajstotk publishes Id the London
Times letter received by hiai from Richasd
Ii. Dana, of Boston, on the snbject OF ballot In
the United States. Mr.. Dana shows the bene-
ht OF the ballot aystein, and explains that IN
America it has been found necessary tor seSuri,
ly against fraud, to deprive 1t oil the element
Of secreSy.
Tho strike Of tho London builders continued
The Lonjou TiiNcs, in d leading artlcis on
Englands defensive prepataaons, says tnat
she is row rapidly approaching, If indeed 'he
has not actually attained, in which no assailant
can hope to attack her with impunity,. :,
The Isle OF Man has been connected by SUD
marine telegraph with England.
Telegraphic communication with Maita mas
been established
A Cabinet Council, Unexpectedly summoned
for the Goth ultimo, had given riso to various
speculaions. 1t was generally supposed that
the meeting had reference to the new phaze oi
the Italian question.
PRusstA-The Prussian Government was
vigorously maintaining the prohibition to ex-
port horses. ... =,
GrRMANY.-Tbe cholera was spreading all
along the shores of the Baltic.
A combination of bankers and fna1ciers
had been formed at Frankfort-on tho Main,
for contracting tho Bnvarinu 4 = per cent loan
to dofray military expenses The loan Is issued
at ySl3 per cent, and is for about fl,VOO,oOo
RUssIA 1T is stated that the Russian Gov
crpmert had given orders to demOdi!ize the
first three corps ddrmce placed under the order
Of Prince MenGhikOff in Poland.
Tho whole 4l2,OOO,OOO loan had been sub
scribed.
INDIA Tho Bombay mail of August :
would reach England on the day after the
steamer sailed.
Intelligence had been received at Lloyd's
that at Calcutta, on uly 2e, there was cy-
clone in tho Hoogley River, and that two
steamers and Eunber Of other vessels were
wrecked.
LONDON MARKET. ...
Loypoy, August 50 Breadstuhs declining.
Wheet is lGy2s. lower. Sugar dull at trifiing
decline on the inferior grades. Coffee buoyant.
Tea inactive, but prices uDaltered. Rice steady.
Tallow firm at 5ts. a. 55s.Gd. Linseed Oil 29s.
The auction sale Of wool went off quito brisk,
at an advance Of ]8(G2d.
LONDON, August 3l.-CofFee firm at slight
advance on nil grades. Breadstufs dull at
Mondays decline. All other articles OF mer-
chandze are without material change.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Weduesduy.--A telegraphic dis
patch from Zurich to- day says that the private
conference continues The London 1tmes's
Paris correspondent says: "Things arc going
on so badly at Zurich as to render dissolution
of the conference in a few days probable. A
Congress ofWar seems to be the only alterna-
tive, to which Austria is decidedly opposed, and
which will have as little success us this con-
! fercnco.n
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
The Fruits and FlOwers--The Hortt.
cultural Exhibition.

There has always been liberality on the
part of the managers Of the Cincinnati Hor-
tciultural Society in opening its doors to all
cultivators of the Western States. They have
been invited to compete for prizes, and have
been allowed the privilege of competition
without fee. There are always numerous
varieties offered each year which mark the
industry, skill and public spirit of our cult
vators. They are notcontcnt with half. and
half efforts, but show what is now, and that
which is the most n .ritorious in their art.
We ask visitors, then, 20 look at the collec-
ton of our exhibitors with some particular
jay Of observance, and thereby do justice to
the foriculturists and 10 yourselves.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Additional by the star of the West.

NNw YosR, September Il -Tbs principal
consisnees Of tho treasure brought by tho
Star 0t tbs Wtst are Wells, Fargo Co. $780,
600; freeman & Co. $6O,OG0 American Ex-
change Bank $2O6 10O; Duncan, Sherman &
ca. Sill 600; Metropolitan Bank @i0@ 800 !;
L. Kelly y Co. :3l06, ,0GG A. Belmont SlC2, $50.
Tacro was severe gale al Aspinwall on the
29tA uit, doing considerable damage to
buildings. One man was killed by tie falling
Of the walls Of his building.
Tho rrigate3 Nerrtgnr and SarauGc, the sloop-
ol-war iandaiia aud Tie store ship Wrrfut
remained at PAnamG.
The FonduiM would leave for home soon.
The sOops ofw9y 81. Warys and Cyaae were
on the Central American coast.
AdviceS from Guaya1uil Ecuador, 20 August
10, state tina: the Peruvian noet was preparing
TO bomberd that city, and all the upper class
of citizens had removed from tho city. Those
who remained wcrs preparing for desperate
resiatanco.
Gen Castillo was momen!ari'y expected with
all hia force from Cal!an.
A disastrous iro occurred at GuayaCuil on
toe 51N of July, Destroying whole block of
buiidings.
In3 advice; from Valparaiso were to the ST
and Cal.ao to ths 2th uit. The store house OF
DeiviQ ,E 60 at Valparaiso, WIS destroyed by
fire, with nifty thousand bushels OF wheat.
A new and rich copper mine had been dis
covered near Port Paudoasacar.
1t vas reported that the British Minister
had demandad the presence Of ships Of war at
Valparaiso, in consequences of tho expected
arrival there Of American steamers to forco a
settlement OF the difficulties with the Chiliau
GoyUrnmOnt-
F., The Spanish Minister, Leon Qucvedo, had
I ma iG ~ unsuccessful attOmpt to negotiate a
peace botwee, Peru aai Ecuador. The latest
acc9rUu say that Peru had formally decided
upon war against Ecuador. f
The rociacration at Guayaquil was stopped
mainly through tho exertions Of the crew Of
the i'nttai States friglts Siwonae, and the
Government had made public acknow wledg.
men: to Captain KecIy, of the frigstc.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

RusIDkNrE OF COMEbtAS.--Burton, the
comedian, has pleasant residence at Glen
Covo, New York. A newspaper letter says;
His garden is worth going miles to See,
plants, cxotics; flowers Of the richest, rarest and
most costly description here luxuriatO, blossom
and bloom; the fnest green velvet IA not more
roft than his grass pats, and the nicely boxed
borders of his flower beds show the exquisite
taste of its owner. Apple, pear, peach, nee
tarino and plum trees are here in numbers,
and he has, at cost of some S 5000, erected
hot. house that looks moro like the Crysta
Palace than anything have seen. His grape.
vines are really wonderful, aud the grapes SUI
rcrb and as big al the egg of pigeon.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
FI.Gp GsostDO

Bosroy, September l2.-The eighth an.
nual session Of the National Pharmacutial
Society will meet in this city tomorrow.
Delegates are expected to be present from
every State in the Union.
The town hall at Medtord was partially
destroyed by fire on Saturday night; also the
dry goods store of Jonas Coburn, the provi-
sion store OF James Gibson, and some other
property.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

New ORLEANS, September l?.-.Thc steam
ship GrarctIa, from Havana on the 9TH inst,
arrived here tonight. The news from Pan
anna and South America is unimportant.
The Brownsville F'oy of the 18th inst, says
it was rumored that NIiramon, with 5000
men, entered San Luis Potasi, and that Cen
eral Marquesi had entered zacatecas. Gen
eral Orlega, Governor Of Zacatecas, had been
killed in ba tile.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Ohin State Fair.

ZANEsylLLE, September 12.-The State Fair
Grounds, which the directors pronounce to be
the finest ever occupied, are now complete.
Ample stalls for cattle and horses, and mex
haustible supplies of water are provided.
Entries arc coming in very fast, and the
prospects indicate that the present will be the
most successful exhibition ever held by the
Society. The Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE Railroad Company has completed
It's rack directly to tho entrance Of the
grounds.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Tremendous Contlarratinn.

HALiFAy, September IA tremendous
conaagration occurred in this city early on
Saturday morning. Two whole blocks on
Granvile.street, numbering fifty buildings,
and including thirteen extensive dry goods es'
adjustments, were totally destroyed. The
damage is not estimnted, but it must necessa-
riy be very large. 1t is reported that three
men were killed.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Indicted for kidnapping.

BosroS, Sep. 1.-THE Grand Jury of Barn.
stable County has indicted Ssptain Borand
Of the brig Robotson, Gorham Cfsysle, th'
owner, and Captain Bacon, of the scECcne
Elizabeth, for kidnapping and returning e
slavery one Colu mbus Jones, who had escaped
by concealing himself on boasa the Robertson
at Pensacola. ..eN
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Suicide in New York.

ALFRED FREEMAN, Proprietor Of tho Inter-
national Hotel and TsyIor's Saloon, No. 365
Broadway, New York, was found dead in his
rcom a fsw days since, having cut his throvt
with razor.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, September l2,The bank state
ment for the week ending on Saturday shows
an increase in loans Of S2S7 900; do. specie
S2sa,OoO; do. circulation $4,000, and de-
crease in deposits Of $4,000.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
Ioyinp Of a Corner stone,

BosToN, Septe mber l2.-The cornerstone of
tho Roman Catholic Church of St. Francis dc
Salas WAS lsid At Charlestown, yesterday, in
presence OF Bishop Fitzpatrick, of Boston, and
Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
ENrnm hOnrllanh.

PORTLAND, Maine, Sept l2,--Thc city gov
erpnent has made special arrangements to
honor the arrival Of the Groat Eastern. The
programme includes a public dinner and a
grand ball and military display, with other
manifestations of rejoicing.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
DIED,

KING On the 10Th inst, at 10 o'clock, Of con-
sumption, Mrs Martha, wife Of Chas. G King aged
~ Years and months. ,.
VANN-On the 10Th inst, st Al p NJ, of conges.
tion of the brain, Anna Maria, eldest daughter OF
Maria and Ann Vanu. aged years and month.
WATeON--On the 10Th lust, at o'clock, VIM. S.
Watson, resident OF Cheyiot, formerly OF this city
aged % years. .
81 want to lie IN angel"
P0MFRE I-0n the 10th inst, at tho residence o.
her father, u yoyngt4n, OF consumption, sarah
Elizabeth, eldest daughter Of Samuel and Eliza
Catherine Pomlrey aged 10 yearH
Here rest thee till our longer race
And heavier tolls shall close;
Tbeu shall VIC seek tiny resting place,
And share thy long repose
We plant thee here with tears bedew'd,
Bright flower of heavenly dye,
And 0ftel shall our grief, renewd,
These flowing founts supply.
But thou shalt vet in beauty bloom,
A plant of Paradise,
Aud gladden. with ,hy sweet perfume,
Our mansions ia tho skies.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

Tire Fair To-day at Lexington, ky.
The City Of Lexington is full of fat cattle
and fair women to-day. The State Fair opens
with promise Of being ono of unusual interest.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13
l,ater from Havana.

New ORLEANS, September 12.-The steamer
Granada furnishes adyices from Havana Of
the 9th inst.
There was an improved demand for Sugars.
Sterling Exchange was quoted at l4@l5 per
cent. premium.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

MARRIED.,

EuMER--MOSHlER--0n the Stb inst., by Elder
Vim. L Stattou, Augustu, Zumgr, late Of Peor Ia,
H., to Mrs. Jane NJ mosher, formerly of Harrison,
Ohio. ..,
ENGAGED-tln tho 10Th inst, at the residence Of
Mr.. Henry Wse Mrs. Eva Friedman, Of this city, to
Mr. Samuel Wise OF Parkersburg, Va.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-13

Ohio Mechanics Institute Exhibition.
We spent few hours, yesterday, in the Ma
chinery Department of the brilliant exhibition
Of our hons and foreign mechanics, at Pike s
opcra-housc. We have good things to say Of
cur homo mechanics. Cincinnati and Ohio
exhibit some meritorious specimens of we'll
adapted machines, which attract the atten-
tion of every discerning visitor. As we can
not name them all in this article, we must be
content to call attention to but few.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07
NtOuttarp anb Commercial 8tbIsm.



There was fair business done in Stocks again to-day,
and in Railroad shares note decided imprev
Baltimore and Ohio advanced ST. and Northern Central
of dollar per share There nothing done in Bal
timore and Ohio the Board but it left of at S5SA bid
$594 asked regular way and after the close sales
made 100 shares $50 seller Co. and of 25 shares
S59b seller 60 after 80 days Northern Central how
ever quite active $50 shares being sold at the
Board at $50 cash and seller GO days, and S2OSCG2o4
buyer 60 days This stock sed at $40 bid $2O% asked
regular way Railroad bonds still quiet but they are
steady at previous We note sale Northern
Central 1855 6, yesterdays price. They closed how
at 66H bid, 67 asked. Baltimore and Ohio bonds
closed at e1 bid for 1667s So bid S3H asked for 1SSOs
and so bid 81 asked 1855 We note sale to day Of
1880 Baltimore City 6s 1890 at 9S and they closed
9Sh bid, 90 asked. There inquiry at the Board
for Mining stocks and sales made of 500 shares Gull
ford at 81 "a cash. and 50 buyer 60 days Guord closed
at 81 bid 81 asked and Springfield at 81 bid 81 ask
ed regular way Bank stocks enqured for but there
but few offering and the market for them is very firm
We note sales to-day of shares Merchants at sll9X
and Of 25 shares Bank of Commerce at S25H.
The Marine Bank of Baltimore has declared di Gidend
of four per for the last months payable on and az
ter the 11th instant.
In New York to-day Virginia Gs advanced 4; New
York Central Il Galena and Chicago and Rock Island
Il but Reading declined Ii Erie X; Cleveland and To
euo MlcnlBan southern anu MlchlSan southern
guaranteed K. Missouri 6s, Illinois Central bonds
ton and Harlem all closed at yesterdays iates
Foreign Exchange quiet, and rates slightly
er We quote to-day follows, viz: London, bankers
bills at 1905 do commercial do at 1O9A@0975 Paris
co day bills at ST. 1917 do short sight do ST. TO- Ant
werp ST. 12h; Bremen 79A Amsterdam Al \ G41A; Ham
burg SIX; Cologne 7SA; Frankfort AK.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, October 5, 1859
$500 Bait Gs old, 80. .9Sh 100 shs. N.CRR hi. .2OlS
2500 n. C. r. BIDS. IS. 81 boo 2OlI
Is shs. Bank of Com 100 " s60af 80 2OI
cash. ..25llI 50 9 " s60lf20. POL
90 shs. Merchants Bk. .II9bi AFTER THE BoARD
500 shs NC.RR. b60. ..zO5 100 slis b. 40 RR $50. 80
200 " 20 % - . s6Oaf30. 59la
20J $50.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07
THE CALIFORNIA MAILS.

LIE IA NAL
The Tribune of Yesterday says: The war among
the steamship CommOdOres has finally been
brought to a close. The California mail contract
which was not decided till yesterday noon, was
given to Commodore Vanderbilt, according to the
terms of the provisional arrangements made be
tween the Post Office Department and Vanderbilt
some four weeks ago, in case of Johnson's failure
to perform the service.
In order to give the parties representing tn,
Johnson contract every indulgence possible as tC
time, to make the necessary arrangements for get
ting across the Isthmus, the Postmaster Genera
and his first Assistant, Mr.. King, came on from
Washington to see that fair play was shown to al
parties. Alter getting all the information from
parties Just from the lSthmus to TIE means, anC
the probability of getting the mails across, the
Postmaster-General became satisfied beyond all
doubt that the mails, if sent by the Nicaragua
route, would have to be carried across in bongos
and on the backs OF mules, distance of l9G miles
which would occupy some ten or t,ceire davs.
Johnson finally made his appearance at the Post
Office, after having been sent for by Mr.. Holt, and
agreed in consequence of the Fillibuster news from
New Orleans, and the failure Of some of his ar
rangementS to surrender his contract provided the
Post Office Department would release him and his
suretiCs which, of course was at once done. The
mails were then all ordered to be sent BY the Var.
derbIt steamer Northern Light-the foreign mails
to Aspinwall, Panama, and the Pacific Coast hav-
ing, several days ago, been ordered to be sent by
the same steamer The price paid Commodore Van
derbt for carrying the mails between New York
New Orleans, San Francisco, and other Pacific
ports the same as formerly, on the same schedule,
leaving on the 5th and Goth of every month, is
SlS7, 500 for nine months, commencing with the
present trip.
This is exclusive of the Panama Railroad Com.
pany. which is to receive for their part of the SER
vice at the rate of $780, ,OOO per annum Vanderbilt
performs only the service, divided as fol.
lows: Between New York and San Francisco
S37 800, and between New Orleans and the latter
Sl50,OO0
The Postmaster General was dcsrous of tele
graphing to New Orleans to send the California
mails by the steamer Philadelphia. which leave,
there to-day for Havana and New York, so as tC
connect at the formor port with the Northern Light
on her way to Aspnwall, but this Commodore
Vanderbilt assured Mr.. Holt could not be done
this trip, but that hereafter the connections
would be made at Havana the same as heretofore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07
BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1859

APPoGNTMENT.-W are informed that Mr. Henry
Schwing, of this city, formerly organist at the
Cathedral, and more recently connected in the
same capacity with the First Baptist Church, has
been elected organist of Emmanuel Church, and
will enter upon his duties forthwith Mr. Sthwing
is gentleman Of eminence in his profession and
will doubtless give satisfaction in his new position
DEsERTER. Y esterday afternoon a man who gave
his name as Charles Brady was arrested by officer
Griffin, on the charge OF being deserter from off
the receiving shin. He was committed by Justice