The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-30
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.

From Warrington
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Lieutenant Maury who
has been here some days on business connected
with Arizona, will leave for that Territory to-mor-
row, but will return next winter to urge the organ
ization OF Territorial Government
The last Congress appropriated Sl0,0 900 for the
purchase OF presents for the Pimco Indians in ac-
knowledgment of their good faith and friendship
for the whites. The Indian bureau is now making
arrangements for their distribution, and they
Will consist principally Of agricultural implements
Inc postmaster General will open no new routes
under the post route bill of 1858, in Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida, but will continue the service on ali the old
routes, contracts for which were recently awarded
L. U. Flynn, the Postmaster of Detroit, will be
removed as soon as his successor can be selected
about which there is some difficulty.
The question relative to the Philadelphia Post
master is not definitely settled.
The President of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany arrived here to-day on business connected
with the California mail service.
General Jerez the Ncaraguan Minister, on the
18th inst, notified Mr.. Yeverton, the President of
the American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Com
pany, that their charter had been declared forfeited
BY the Congress of Nicaragua, on the ground that
the company had failed to fulfil its obligations. He
likewise notified Secretary Cass to the same effect
The Treasury receipts are coming up to the esti-
mates of the Secretary of the Treasury. 1t is not
determined when the Treasury notes authorized nv
the late law will be issued.
Sir Richard Golden arrived here last night and
Arrangements for Obtaining European'Nevs
QUEBEC, April 29.-The bark Emigrant arrived
at this port to-day, being the first vessel from Eu-
rope since the resumption navigation this season.
The ship Pride of Canada, from Liverpool passed
the telegraph station at River Du loup, yester-
day.
The Montreal Telegraph Company owning all
the lines throughout this province, have decided
to extend the River Du Loup line to a further point
which is situated on the south side of the St Law
renee, about one hundred and fifty miles east of
tins city, where the channel in the river compells
all large vessels to pass within short distance of
the Shore and at which point reliable arrangements
nave been made In connection with the New York
associated press to have all European steamers
and sailing vessels boarded and their news prompt
ly transmitted over the wires to this CITY, Port
land, Boston and New York. As the Canadian
steamers from Liverpool every Wednesday the
point named promises to be one of the most impor-
tant depots for European news outside of New
York, the steamers of the Canadian line, always
bringing four and frequently five days later news.
The telegraph line is expected to be completed
within month, special steamer with men and
materials having left this city Yesterday for the
commencement of the work.
Burning of n Church
NORFOLK, April 29.-St Pauls Roman Catholic
Church, Portsmouth, of which Rev. Joseph Ii.
Plunkett is the pastor, was destroyed by fire last
night. The pictures and vestments were saved
1t was built in 1858 at cost of $4,000, and was in
sured for $4,000.
Body Recovered
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The body of Mr. Yea
ger, the missing citizen of Easton, in this State,
was found the 10th inst, in the Ohio river
There was S400 found on his person.