The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-21

% ms convention, made on the representation of tho
neon p na1 ne desires the assistance of the Euro
| rtIs eIs IN order to restore tranquility in Sy-
ria. The great Powers undertake TO send q forca
oC eAceeuing lz,oOO men to the disturbed province
Ia Vi .utse troops are to be found by France the
| rest oy other Powers as may be agreed nnon
ihey are to act in concert with the Commissioner of
| the Sultan the Sultan must furnish them with pro-
| Visions and facilitate their march,
Ihe expedition is not to last more than sx
| months Thus, after brief respite, does Europe
ma herself once more committed to Intervention in
| the East, and thus is once more re-opened that
eternal Eastern question which Europe has so often
ana SO truitlessly striven to close. We have no
iault to lind with the arrangements made under the
convention, which are probably the best and the
nios1 prudent that the circumstances admit of. TO
S IN intervention altogether, after what has pas
SEQ, was impossible. The insult is too GREAT the
wrong TOO nagrant the cruelty too recent and too
horrlole 10 admit OF its being passed over in silence
even in Difference to the strongest feelings of inter
national Jealousy. The Eastern Question hos in
fact, re-opened itself. We have thrown what we
had best and most precious into the gulf but the
gull refuses to close up, and opens its mouth wider
anu Wlder, demanding still new victims.
LYNCHING IN SHELBYvrLLE, ILL.-A Man Taken
from NE "a" and H"ng.-On Tuesday morning last
our usually quiet community thrown into in
tense excitement by the discovery that the Jail had
Deen broken open and prisoner-Co Columbus Nut.
terheld-was missing. Immediate search was made
Dy our citizens, and he found suspended to a
tree, little east of town, dead Justice Oliver
immediately summoned cOroners jury who took
down and examined the body, and returned the TO-
lowing verdict: o 'oh
at is the opinion of the jury, from the evidenco
received, that the deceased came to his death hv
violence, and that by hanging, by persons unknown
to the Jury"
The following paper was found upon the body
placed inside his waistband-evidently written in n
ulsgulsed hand and which we present rerbatim. D..
ga Word to the Wise
and espesay TO the
Horse thieves
we the Viglence Committy Of Shelby Co Ills do
here by declare to avoid troblin opr courts WITH
i nv . norse !hieVes. MANY CITIZENS"
Mr. Nutterhed, it seems, was under arrest for
stealing horses from VIM. Middlesworth of this
county, and had been confined in our iail awaiting
triai since November last b his evidence before a
vigilance committee after obtained bv threats of
violence and hanging, ,heimpcated F. W Racon of
ffnceton, ILL.,, who was also arrested: and upon
his N.'s) evidence at the trial of Bacon in Macon
sbIv;SS IN July last, he cleared Bacon-clearly
showing that he swore falsely before the commit
tee. Nutterfeld had, in all stolen Cour
norses from Mr. Middlesworth. and in attomnt.
ing TO steal two more he was shot at and wounded.
out managed to escape, and was at larpe until his
arrest last fall as stated above. In his confassion
Delore the Aforesaid committee, he gave informa-
t rion Where the horses could be found, and we be-
heve three OF them were recovered.
BY whom he was lynched ofcoursa is unkrown
except to the perpetrators; and we are authorized
TO state that our citizens in and around Shelbvvie
regard the act as an atrocty against our communi-
" and against humanity-that thew balieva Nnttor
field, though by his confession a. horse thief was
entlted to trial by our courts, and believe the
law would have convicted him of his crime.
Inc deceased, we understand, belonged in Bureau
cOunty-whether this be so, or whether Nutterfeld
was his real name or not we cannot saw He was
apo"t twenty-eight years of age.-ShelJyriUe (U.)
freeman, august II.
RoPE-W WALKING RIvALRY.-Bondin has met ri
val worthy OF him. De Lave and the host of other
competitors, though perhaps equal to the great
originator of the ropewalkng mania have unfor-
tunately failed to convince the public of the fact
Biondin has regarded them from his Niagara wire
with supreme contempt. One Signer Farini-not
the Sandman dplomatist-has established his wire
right alongside of Blondn's, and processes to be
able to outdo the original acrobat. H has already
outdone Blondin. lie has descended from his rope
to the Maid OF the Mist steamboat and crawed IN
again. Blondin only lowered a rope to the steam
boat and hauled up stove, an elephant, we for
get which Farini promised to go down headfore-
most but he didn't. This has somewhat weakened
the public faith in him. Perhaps he may hereaf
ter adopt the inverted position, and thus reinstate
himself The rivalry between the two champions
VIII probably continue until one or both shuttle off
the mortal coil GOT rope) by plunge in the seeth-
ing torrent below. Those who wish to be in at the
death should go to Niagara and attend on the per-
formers until the consummaton is accomplished
BlBdtO Herald.
ARREST OF NOTED RoBBER.--In Philadelphia,
on saturday morning, the police arrested a noto-
rlous burglar, known the "OId Doctor and NV
various aliases When arrested he was in comma
ny with another of his fraternity devising the rob-
V, a A
ken from him, in which the plan of operations was
aelalled. Around them lay all kinds of nefarious
Loois; dark lantern, skeleton KEYS burglars
iuse, screws, J'mmeys picks etc, and also lot of
impressions in wax of the locks of dwellings in tS
city, In New ork, and in Boston. The Implements
were were all OF the most perfectly firished kind while
among them was an apparatus, invented bv a
frenchman named Maillefert bv which a saCa NOV
ne ne down open with powder without detonatlon
Inc burglars accompanied the officers to Fifteenth
Sleeo na .a,lrodu car, put on the trip down the Old
attempted TO destroy, unseen by his custo-
dlan bundle OF letters from noted thieves on
Ger bartholomew seized him. and a tremendous row
ehsued. Blhes were drawn, and the "Doctor''
proceeded to use revolver, but was stunned by
blow on the head. After this admOnitorv lesson
ne went along very quietly. The thieves had but
little money in their possession.
STARTLING FROM Arizona Terrible Nassnc,e of
Ihree Americans at Headquarters of the 81. Lon;s
W"'"J C3mpany;-FoRT BUCHANAN, July 30 1860
your readers will be startled to learn that ono of
those shocking scenes which have so often hereto
lore tarnShedthe fair fame of Arizona has been on
acted, which resulted in the murder of three valu-
apIe cltlzens, two of them from ST. Louis. On the
morning OF Monday, 23d instant the Poems eleven
In number, working at the San Pedro mine baod
quarters of the St. Louis Mining Company. arose
and surprised the whites numbering them. The
murdered men were Frederick Brunckow. mining
engineer; }. G. Moss, chemist and assayer: /
Williams, machiniSt W. N. Williams Gen Sunt
OF the mine, had left for Fort Buchanan only few
hours before for supplies, thus providentialv es-
a
object OF the murderers was undoubtedly plundar
as the Peons had been uniformly treated with kind
ness: All the deceased are we'll known in St Louis
froi: Moss particularly, who resigned professor
ship in the Public High School, for the purpose of
Joining the fortunes of the st. Louis COMPANY.
The mail is about to close, and | must leave details
for my next-St. Louis Republican, Of Saturday
A GREAT LAND PRoJEcr-Steps are in progress
1or the organization of a company in London, with
n capital of $500, 900 sterng-over two million
five hundred thousand dOllars-tO be devoted to III.
purchase and settlement of lands in illinois, The
Prairie Land Emigration Company states that
conditional purchase has been made of 25O OOO
acres ot prairie land from the Illinois Central Rail
road Company, 'that when the sale is completed
tne company Will not be In any way connected with
the limos Central Railroad or its affairs but will
hold the land by direct tenure in freehold y Tba
scheme is said to be similar to that of the Canada
Land Company, which was started in London some
years since, and which has successfully established
a large population upon its lands and proved an
extremely profitable operation to the stockholders
TAKING PHoToGRAPHs FROM A BArLooN-At Pro-
violence Photographic sketch has been taken from
balloon. certain Mr. Black ascended to the
height OF twelve hundred feet his balloon being
held by rope, where several attempts were made
A hlgher ascension, which would have furnished
more extended view, was necessarily postponed be-
cause the clouds arose and obscured the sky. The
entire results cannot be known until the negative
plates are fully developed; but Mr.. Black regards
IL as luiy deInunot otod that birds-oye views NAV
be taken in this way.
DELAWARE Peach CRoP.-It is stated that mot
more than a third of the usual quantity will he
taken this season to the market from Delaware
but prices will rule high so that the profits of the
grower and the quantity of the fruit will not be di-
mlnlshed in the same ratio. A gentleman in New
Castle county, whose peach crop of thirty tbousond
baskets last year yielded him the handsome sum Of
S42, 600 net profit, will probably Law aside a sum
still larger the present season. with yield of TWEEN
ty thousand baskets.
The REVOLUTION IN SoNoRA.-A private letter
from Tucson dated July 2S, states the following of
affairs in Sonora: 'The aqui revolt is serious II
Is in the hands of a returned refugee from Lower
california, who has hrought an abundance of arms
Fesquelra's troops have been four times defeated
lie has now gone in person with 300 men. The re.
Volutlonlsts number from 600 to 500 men The
whole Northern part of the State is against him
Magdaena, Altar Santa Cruz, &C., have refusad
any assistance. Gendare stock is looking up.''
THE LATE GALE THE GULF.-We learn that tho
schooner Hornet, Capt. Mack, which arrived at
Pensacola on the l4th inst, from this port, picked
up, off Horn Island, Capt. Rhodes, of the steamer
VIM. G. Young, which vessel was lost in the lake
during the gale of last Saturday. Capt Rhodes is
the only survivor of crew of thirteen souls We
also learn that the schooner Powhatan, Capt Caro-.
from this port for Pensacola, is total wreck on
Cat lsand.-N. o. Pieayme, Aug. II.
Peter Cartwright, the Methodist preacher, has
declared for Douglas. At recent meeting of the
Democracy at CarrOton, Miss, he made use of the
following remark: 81 have always been Demo-
crat and were it not for the little religion l hare