The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-21


ONE DAY LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamship
De Soto, Capt. BuIloch, from Havana and New
Orleans, arrived at New York on Tuesday morn
ing. She left New Orleans on the 18th at eight A
NJ, and Havana on the 18th at one p. M.-one day
later than the Quaker City. There is no news.
Markets quiet, with but slight improvement
Health of Havana continued good; country the
same. Sugar making continues on many estates.
Freights-There is an active demand for vessels,
but the arrivals have been moderate, and better
rates have been obtained
The United states steamer Crusader s still cruis-
ing to the eastward. All well.
REMARKABLE SPRING.-In Greene county, Vir-
ginia there is a remarkable natural curiosity
known the "Tida Spring" The water issues
out of the ground in bold stream sufficiently strong
to turn grst MILL and it continues to flow
Tor fifteen or twenty minutes when the water ceases
to run, and In two minutes time not single drop 9!
water is visible. In the of an hour two the
water commences flowing again, and flows twenty
or thirty minutes, when it again ceases. In wet
weather it flows every hour, and IN dry weather 1t
flows seven eight times every twenty-iour hours.
A GprAr PRIYTTYG AND BINDING .IoB.-The House
has ordered the printing of 200 copies of the
report of the Covode Committee, making some
l. 200 pages; so that the Black Republicans have
not labOred altogether in vain in collecting the
rotten material out of which they have manufac-
tured this book. Were it not for the immense ex-
pense, we would be glad if sufficient copies were
printed to place the work in the hands of every
voter in the United States, that Gov. Win
slows report accompanies it.-Wash. Constitution.
Archbishop Hughes declines to comply With the
New York law of 1853, which requires every cler-
gyman to report to the City Inspector the names
Of persons married by him. He simply gives as
reason that Catholic priests are often called upon
to remedy privately the evils caused by the cor
ruption of morals; that these are cases of con-
science, and that he would rather suffer the
scatfod or rot in prison than betray the confidence
reposed in him.
The finding of the cour tmartial, in the case OF
Commander Totten, which has been in session at
Boston for the last twenty-three days, and when
closed on Friday, has been sent to Washington ou1
not yet made public. Lieut.. Charles ID. Cusnnsn
has been arraigned before another &C L5Ina ~
tial, in session at the same place, for lnsuooruhS
tion on board the U. S. storeship Release
RaphaeTs famous picture, ',Ihe @ aIun""Ser anu
Satan ;, has hepn replaced in the Louvre, ans
The surface had begun to cruuio'e a" a9 @ lnu pee
r Iu, n.t tbn york has been put upon new can
on, puI tno !tno.";J 10 be restored in an admirable
manner. =.
MI, ,orantee fund for the International Exhi-
ine En- England in 1862, now reaches 81 ,035, 900.
PiFtv.nine names have been added to the list,
~ a total of I91 names, of which it appears
tbat 15s are those of members of the Society of
Arts.
The Home Journal is responsible for the latest
and best definition of beauty-that which has trou
bled the brain of the wisest philosophers l says;
"Beauty, dear readers, is the CONAN go" toee-
whatever she may seem to others.
The Abbott collection of Egyptian Antiquities is
to be removed from its present location TO the
rooms of the New York Historical Society,