The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-13

This is a novel in which the auhoress adheres with
great fidelity to the history of Ireland in the
troubled times of Charles and Cromwell, OF which
she scenes to be remarkably well possessed 1t is
written with taste and talent and we take pleasure
in commencing it.
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for July 1860
Also:
THECHRIsTIAN EXAMINER for July 1860
From the Publishers:
DEBow's REVIEW for July
The PARTHENIAN; or, Young Ladys Magazine By The
,ef anps OF the Baltimore Female Academy. September
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for July 1860
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| The TOBACCO WAREHOUSE QUESTION AGAIy.-Tba
Planters Adrocdte of July 1lth, repubish portions
OF pamphlet which is now being circulated in the
tobacco growing counties, favoring the removal
OF the tobacco warehouse from their present location
IN this city to deep water as contemplated by the
recent act Of The General Assembly We ouote
from it as it appears in the Advocate
| "The opposition to the great reform cnnta,pnIot
| ed is all traceable to the purchasers. who rest
| their objections to the measure upon the ground
| OF the greater convenience to them afforded br
the present locations in watching the PROGRESS mi
act OF inspection of the various descrintions of 10
bacco. Now it is respectfully suggested without
| any intention OF imputing unfair motives to anv
CLASS OF persons, or to any body that so long as tbe
| inspection of tobacco is confded to officers Of tha
state, ana so long as the existing practice of sell
| ing TOBACCO by samples continues it is obviously
proper to remove those officers beyond the reach
OF influence calculated to effect them The CITY of
| Baltimore is already one of the LARGEST tobacco
markets in the Union Its natural od yantaons onIy
require TO be improved TO secure for it the renua
| tion ot peing the most desirable point for the sa
| ana Shipment of tobacco. The law of the last SOS
sion, II carried into effect upon the comprehensive
scae Oh whch 1t Is capable, will furnish depot for
the storage and inspection of tobacco which win be
| absolutely without an equal in the world The ia
cillties which it will supply for the recent stor
aye Inspection and shipment of the tobacco of Ma
| ryland, virginia, Ohio and Kentucky, all from be
meath single roof, and at the least possible expense
TO the planter, cannot fail so soon as realized II
excite universal wonder that the expedencv of such
an Improvement should ever have been doubted y
on thursday next, the 10Th inst, CO mmittee Of
Planters, opposed to the removal of the warehouses
Will be held in Port Tobacco, Charles county.
", BRUTAL ASSAULT ON BALTIMORE WOMAN NEAr
NAsHINGroN.-Ihe Washington States of THURSDAY
| evening says: This morning respectable LOOKING
girl, calling herself Eliza Jane Williams annaren
~ ABOUT eighteen years of age, came to the Office
OF justice Dom and made application to be sent tC
the inhrmary or the work-house; she had beer
| most horribly beaten, and her face and eyes wcrf
| DiacK ana so much swollen as to completeIv dis
| ngure her countenance. Her story was tbis-tha
sne had been living in Baltimore in service but GOT
my out OF employment, she, with a fellow seryan
glri, started yesterday morning on foot to come t.
| washington. About o'clock in the evening
| when just beyond Bladensburg they were met h,
three men, or rather two men and a half-grow1
| poy VINO attempted to stop them, and when the,
| resisted, knocked them down and heat then, Eli!
Williams was beaten senseless and when she "a m,
| 10 herseli her companion was missing, and she ba
not seen her since. She was picked UP by a pen
u uehian WHO nVeu near, and who paid her way tt
the city this morning when she was brought IN t,
the magistrates office The girl is an American
and very neat in her appearance
., They have a "Bread Instruction" in Savannah
| ia. law has long been on the statute books. bu
not enforced until recently, compelling the baker
to regulate the size of their loaves by the marke
price of flour. The bakers have OPENLY violated
the law and some ten of them have been ARRESTED
| and fined. ..
The liquor dealers of New York are determine,
to resist the operations of the excise law passed b
| the late Legislature of that State