The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-31

question. Trade consequently was IN allegiance.
Letters from NuIna py the man cehhfm the re-
| Port ol tue iaVoraple reception "i the American
'lims nn sler "t eN'u;
- IIe steamer hl9S'sSlPi,' was dU Hhahghae' ana
Tue steamer m [o"RaIah ana IotyWan at the Gull oi
Iecheh' Ihe sloop-ol-"aF "erm"nto"n was az
| Japan. .,, ~ ~
11vEpp10I GGTTdA Al =, IT p1tfr Ct
tcraI canga !, rir iIi WAS no ma
but showed no disnoson 70 nrpss aIes Tbn s,ls , ~,
Saturday Monday tuesday footed up 1900 bales Of
which spectators took 600 and exporters Geo b,irs
The only quotations furnished the following: New
Orleans Niddling 7l,l6a7$ Cd, JPlands do. Gll ldd.
81, olAiE t uf tkApi.-thS auFlr'S rom Manchester
TyrppHmT' ,Ie II "a 4 ~ = r,g ,,, r tI sJtl
were tnndin do,rd i,io e'.stGh5
! quote -four dull but steady at rs 6Ila57s rr hi
! Wheat dull with decline Of Iq2I on Fr,ur, sor,s.
American quo.ed-rrd 9 %d n9s. Gl; white o 9jG
us. Corn Hnil WIN decline o' "I. on yellow; white
! homIRtiIE I4y9 .,5, ,nf 1nGh3nS,a; , ,I,-,r- -
sion market was 9r,aIiy dr IN ~ re FT1N
! stoadr por1. L,l, 10 , ~. F., WIS N1'eS "n'
80
PERSONAL.
A few weeks since the wogkInan in ,'i,y:no
! out the foundation on the east end of Three Vuns
! Court by St. MicharPs Church. iApat, rarae "a
| considerable uuaptity-upyyards Of >, ont I,,l
Of human skulls ana bones. about sav-n fnt fron,
the surface In some of tbs pararsi has b.-r con-
ictured tn 1t thev formed part of the sv,crpjus nf
| some adjacent churchvard after tl, fire nr iondon
! This was more likely the great nit or dreadful
gulf" as De Foe calls il. provided fr the roTi.Lcs
Of Ald%ate and Wbiecbanr d,rip% tb" ,,e 'T,'g
! ance of the Great Plague which durirr- - fat
night after it was opened had thrown into III
| bodies when they were obliged to till it up
The following curious custom formerly attached
to Yorkshire manor at all events in sncrs Of the
freehold lands of one Edward Cooppr -. And also
all that free rent Of Sd Of lawful money Of Great
| Britain. formerly PAYABLE to Edward Conner fnr
his freehold lands and ten lucnts in Br.ra,l hold
of the said manor of South Staialv otherwis. kirk
! Stainlv: which rent is payabIeon the fras,-div of
! the birth ofour Lord Christ yearly and of the
/ tn ba r,J
| yearly by the said Edward Cooper his heirs
/ and assigns, OF making the fire in ihc hail
of the Manor house of South Stainlv aud tn. paw
mcut Of ID to be paid TO him OF her thai shall make
the fire for him, if he, his rs assigns shall tail
to perform the service in his or their proper
person or persons, and Of thu service alsn 30 be
performed by the said Edward Cooper his heirs and
assigns, to wit OF sitting yearly, the same feast
day, at the same hall-tablr, at dinner time with
dish of water before him or them and a stone in
it,"
"A writer in the Boston journal saws that Mr.
Bonner cannot drive his flnonS team c6usistinr Of
Lancet and Lady Woodruff When nut on their
speed, says the writer, hn cannot manage them,
and when he appears on the "road" with his Sl4,-
900 team, he is obliged to employ professional
driver to attend him. To which the Trj5upe re.
plies This is nonsense There is not in New York
a more dUcc span Of horses, whether gniH@ fast or
slow; aud any cever boy Of twelve could drive
them at the top of their speed without difficulty or
danger.
The righttul heirs to the property Of the late
Senator BrOdrrck, it is said, are two Young girls
! bv the name of Mcdonnell, now living in Caring
! t6nhill, in the county Of Cork Ireland These
/ young ladies are cousins german to Mr. Broderck
| on his mothers side They have been ipf.trmnd Of
VT W. ue".n amu onS,l c'"'uS ~ ms es1@'e'
A. in T"S i"',o 'I"''."eI =" ~ i-'S '" n'I"
M LiS Al e1J" o'e"1it' ~" N"'l"' "HI' ~ II mas
oee SI".eu 1 'no I 'nlS r1t o. me" tAn:p,' E'tl
tVi u IH II" '"C th'e VI "laI va l,
@ ii1i az AZ, =, u a. o - VI "'.'SerS' :" II No
apPsin t'eJ & ,,iu III s'c eC,uI cl'"'l Oh ,Ic ti"-
son tiVtr' ohe printer SET E"oo eN&mPir al the
tdII pS MS RIttt' coo'hess, ana ai-n showed huch
DraVery' according 70 one account IN jumping INTO
the Irst small boat which, before Proceeding Tar,
was found in sinking condition from wide open
leaks. lie took OIL his hat ani used 1t as a Dai'lnE
ladle until ihG =. BOAT was put PACK 70 the sinking
steamer and the party got on board again. An
females, who panic stricken, showing an
equal amount of calmness. And when the schooner
which came alongside was about leaving, he brave
" Jumped from the sinking steamer and cigrht
fast hold of her rigging. These printers are val-
liable men in time OF peril.
The family of the great Mormon prophet, J0a
Smith, still dwell in NauyOo. No prrsua>iOns eau
prevail them to to Utah. His widow
has married again, and with her husband keeps the
Mansion House, the only house Of entertainment
that the city affords The oldest son, who bears