The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-23
LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
From Washington.


w,su,xaroN June 22.-The post-olhce dehcien-
cv and most route bills are tie only phis Oh gen
ayoI nnbfic character now pending between the Two
Uouses Uith the exception OF the tariff BILL All
~ PENNSYLVANIA representatives present, except
H. Dimmick voted against the loan bill, and three
Democrats only recorded their names IN the mega
tive, namely: Messrs. Cobb, Florence and Nor
ris Of Illinois. The affirmative was mixed vote
Of all parties. The Senate passed the bill within
ten minutes after it left the House. Congress has
changed the title of purser to that of paymaster,
in the navy. The British navy adopted this title
some years ago.
The President has appointed Mr.. Laurence, now
in Paris, and Judge Longsreet as delegates to the
International Statistical Congress, to be held IN
London in July.--The Columbus, Ohio, City
Council left here this afternoon for home Ihey
were courteously received by the President ana
Secretary Cass, the latter saying that ne sleps II.
that city when there was not white man 1esi i
within 800 miles The visitors also vlslteu olne,s
Including MIR Seward, Adams OF MASSACHUSETTS;
and Senator atbam, of Calitnrnia.--An intense
excitement has existed at the Capital. and through
ont the CITY all day, regarding the Baltimore Con-
vention and possible, tonight is on the increase.
The Loss of the Revenue Steamer Walker.
PHILApEIPHIA, June 22.-The steamer Delaware
from New y ork via Cape May, has arrived with
the survivors of the wreck OF the steamer Walker.
The following is list of those missing: Henry Bead
Timothy Conner, Jeremiah Cozzens, John M
Brown, Michael NJ Gee, Marquis Benerreuts, JAS.
Patterson, Michael Altman, John Dusede, Robert
Wilson, Cornelius Crone, Charles Miller, George
w. Johnston, Samuel Lezer, Peter Conway, Dan
ie Smith, John Farren, George Price, n. 5. Por
ter, S. j. Hudson, L. Smith, John Englison, VIM
Taylor. The officers and forty-three men were
saved by the boats as before stated.
Arrival of the Overland California Mail.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 22.-The Overland Mai
brings California advices of June lst. Indian at
tacks were being made from Walkers River to Honey
Lake The pony express has in consequence beef
discontinued. The Indians have concentrated a
Tprau number three Thousand
Col Jack HAYES, with 600 volunteers and 16 Gov
eminent troops had defeated 800 Indians at Will
ams Station. stronger party had also starte
to force general battle with the Indians. The In
dian disturbances seemed to be the only topic
interest at San Francisco. The rejection of tn
Santan claim bad caused rejoicings in the city.
Conviction of Express Robber.
MONTGOMERY, June 22.-Maroney, a former agen
ofthe Adams Express Company pleaded guilty OF th
robbery of $50, 900 from the express car some TIM
since, and was sentenced by Judge Spencer to tel
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary. Tn
money was recovered last August by Plnkertoni
Detective Agency, of Chicago. 1t was fonnt
buried in an obscure place near Philadelphia TIT
wife of Maroney and other parties are implicated
and will doubtless be brought to justice.
The Application for the Pardon of Harder
TRENTON n. j., June 2l.-The Court of Par
dops has rejected the application for the pardon o
Rev Jacob Harden, sentenced to be hung fo
poisoning his wife. The question of reprieve re
mains with the Governor, and has not yet beef
considered.
The Seceders' Convention.
RICHMOND, June 22.-The Seceders met again to
day and adjourned till tomorrow. They state au
th4ritatyey that it is decidedly not their intention
to adjourn to Baltimore. All those here are en-
phalic against II.
Ex-POstmaster Fowler.
New YORK. June 22.-Letters received here from
Ex-Postmaster Fowler, dated Havana 18th. dispute
the Pixies Peak story of his having been there