The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02
WASHINGTON NEWS.

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III people generally were startled by the renort
OF the great completely of persons in New York in
e ene slave trade, the gentleman of the Colonization
society here were probably not of that number
lhey think that those enpaged in the business bova
r b n OF rganlzation almost like Government where
n N@i on espionage is kept upon British and American
t The frigaso engaged in suppressing the trade.
e ordarod sste Constitution "0Id Ironsides" is
chin for ~ ,napos : to perform duty as service
SiP .P ior tne pupils of the Naval School This is
niominent conuec,;n gma'ion for her. owing to her
achievements in our naval history. She has hsan
extensively repaired, under the superintendence
o. constructor W. l.. Hanscom, and is one of the
hnest frlgates in the navy.
Ihe policy of the administration seems to be to
decapitate all Douglas heads North which will not
nou In favor OF fusion, and ostracise all members of
lne party SOuth who are not in favor of Breckn-
ridge. Douglas men say the only objection to This
procedure Is that it results in giving all the tur-
Keys to breckenridge, and all the buzzards to Doug
If it be true that the Joint Commission IN Para.
suayan AFFAIRS does not consider that indemnity is
~ Tue aSuay Navigation Company for injuries
nnicted by Lopez then it follows that there was no
ground for menacing Paraguay with war
On account of lack of means there will bo M
| WORK upon the Treasury extension durinr The
present pres mt season. The appropriation therefor was
u CIDER MILL TRADE ENDING IN AN ELorEMENr.-
| w. IL. Berry was a successful operator. He not
| only succeeded in talking off a cider mill IN
farmer named Martin, in Clinton county Ind, but
dld 1t with so much address as to Obtain an invita-
% IlGn 10 partake OF the hosptalites of the house
whenever he could make it convenient. He ac-
| cepeed, ana IN the course of few DAYS, induced
the youngest daughter, about seventeen years of
age age to eope with him on the 2lst ult. On Tues
day last, Mr.. Martin and his sons found the fugi-
nVes at the railroad depot in LAFAYETTE The
lather took charge of the romantic young lady,
VINO VINO tell so6bing into his arms when discovered
while one of the brothers paid particular attention
| 10 Berry, giving him severe thrashing blackeu-
ing Doth his eyes, and causing him to crv out for
quarter which attracting the attention Of several
| persons who were waiting for trains the enraped
! countryman was taken Off
PAPAL TESTIMONIAL TO NAUTICAL SCIENCE-Pio
| Mono has presented thirteen silver medals in a mo-
rocco case, forming the collection of the present
pontilcate," to Lieut.. Maury In his letter of ac-
acknowledgement to the Consul General of the PapaI
States in New York, Lieut.. Maury modestly states:
The work which the POntifieal government has
thus honored with its commentators derives its
chlet merits, whatever that may be- mainly from
the fact that it embodies the abors of the largest
corps OF observers, and contains the results of the
mosC extensive system of combined physical re-
searcn, that has ever been inaugurated among ma
| tions." H %
correspondent of the New York World advo-
| Gates the establishment of "National Rank" Uo
says: ''We require something more workable for
| the commerce of our country than hard currency
or the lnnumerabe "promises to pay' of some four
teen hundred institutions scattered over the land
A national bank would equalize exchanges. Jts
currency would take US from Maine to Georgia.
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and its bills at
buI al, Ime ne would be as good as the gold. Such a
Dank should be managed by the government for
| the government we can trust, and it will awavs
| pay"
- ATTEMPT TO Throw A Train OF CARS FROM THE
lRACk-An unsuccessful attempt was made Sat
uraay night, to throw the New York express
train from the track, near Framing ham by placing
sieepers across the rails The train had been run
n!hg at hign speed, being behind time but the en-
glneer had Just shut off steam, as it was nearing
the depot, when the engine struck five slecpers on
| the track. Three of them were thrown off the
ralls, put two caught under the COW catcher and
were borne along till the train stopped The train
rocked ieariuliy, causing panic, but damage
| was done.
| THE NATIONAL House SHow--The fourth national
exhibition OF horses will be held this year at SPRING.
held Mass, from the 4th to the 7th of September
IN Hampden Park, near the railroad station The
show is always attended by crowds of the most re-
| spectacle men and women Of New England making
it sort Of ''harvest home gala day; and this year
as the harvest has been bountiful one the attend
| ance will probably be larger than ever before IL
| Is conducted by a Board Of Trustees composed of
some OF the first men Of the town, an assurance to
strangers that nothing Of horse, Jockey influence
| Is permitted.
ANTI TOBACCO LEGAcY.-The late Daniel Fan
shaw, OF New York, bcdueathe6 n LARGO mart or
his property to religious phiIanthropic societies
codici to his will gives his an additional legacy
OF hve lots OF land, provided he shall abstain from
q Sly he
before the testators DEATH and if after he gets pos
session of the lots he should resume the habit of
tobacco, said property to be taken from him and
devoted to building home for superannuated
sober printers.
THE NORTH CAROLINA ELECrToN-Tbe election in
North Carolina for Governor and members of the
Legislature, takes place to-day. The candidates
Tor Governor are John W. Ellis, the present ncum-
bent, Democrat, and John Pool, Opposition. The
vote oil the State two years ago was, Ellis Demo-
crat, 5G,222; McRea, Independent, 80 962 Gov
Ellis has declared for Breckiuridre A loca
questlon-what shall be the rate and mode of taxa.
ton upon slaves? enters largely into the contest
The editors and proprietors of the La Crosse
WIS Republican and of the Democrat have bet
ther olhees papers, types and everything valued
at S4.OOO) on the result of the election in Illinois
ana Wisconsin. IT Douglas carries both States the
Gaitor OF the Democrat is to take both concerns If
Douglas does not carry both States then the editor
of the Republican is the winner Property to be
delivered on the 4th of March next.
ANOTHER TENNYsON.-Another poetical brother
of Mr. Alfred Tennyson has appeared in tho nar-
son of Rev. Charles Tennyson Turner as con
tributor to Macmillan's Magazine This gentleman
Joined the laureate in his first publication sPoemg
by Two Brothers." he afterwards took the name
OF turner on succeeding to property in Lincoln
shire. a younger brother, Frederick published a
volume OF poems in 1854.
Mr.. James Crawford, master carpenter of Phil
adelphia, was killed on Tuesday morning by falling
through the hatchway of building that had re-
Gently been damaged by fire. He walked upon tho
platform thinking that it would support him, when
it gave way and precpitated him to the cellar be-
low, where he was found dead n short time after
wards
Orville, popularity known as "Awfur' Gardiner.
whose sudden conversion from the error of his
ways, during the late revival created such an in
terest In the sporting and religious worlds and
VINO attempted Tor awhile a model temperance
house, has turned up at Saratoga, where, with
great gusto and profit, he retai the particulars of
his iormer career, and warns his hearers of the
wrath to come
1t is stated by English paper that the health
OF the Right Hon. Ben jamin DiSraeli is not good
and that he has it in contemplation to visit this
country so soon as his duties will permit. He will
be accompanied by a few friends, with whom he
will penetrate our Western wds in pursuit of game
an amusement of which he is excessively fond.
Donald G. Mitchell, known to fame and sew
eral young damses, by the of "Ike Mar
vel" has a snug little farm four miles out of New
Haven. Hven. lie is at present writing ''lIistory of
Venice. Donald is doing WELL financially and do
mestieally speaking; is industrious, sober, and al
most rich.
Hon. John Sherman, in speech delivered at Co.
lumbus. Ohio, on Friday last, said that he consid-
cred Mr. Brecknridge as the true representative
OF the Democracy in the struggle, and believes
that Mr. Douglas will eventually find himself at the
head OF but faction of the party, when he will be
entirely extinguished.
The Selma (AIa.,) Sentinel, says: We never
have seen the crops so sorry as they are in this
section OF the country this year, nor have ever
heard OF such a universal complaint OF the drouth.
There has not been anything like good seasonal
BILE rain here since late in February.
The Mobile Mercury says that the story of the
landing of native Africans that city, is all a
hoax. The report was gotten up by some wags in
that city for the purpose of exciting the ire of the
abolitonists.
Lake George doubtless feels honored by the fact
that Baron Rothschild, of Paris, whose income is
l6 100000 francs year, is sojourning on her
banks With his suite OF ten "people" he is max
ing tour of our watering places.
Gen Sam Houston has written to his friends in
New York, under date of July Is, that the move
ment favering his election to the Presidency being
strictly independent and popular, he will in no
case decline.
Galignani states that at a sale of autographs on
the 4th of July, letter written, dated, and signed
by the hand of Mary Stuart, and addressed to her
good and dear mother, Catherine de Medicis, was
knocked down at 222 francs.
Ata quarter past 10 o'clock on Monday night
fire broke out in of the block known as the
Fuller Buildings in Nassau street, New York. and
before it subdued property to the amount of
$50 900 was destroyed
The Constitution says that John A. Wilcox, who
has been North to organize the Houston forces and
get up electoral tickets in his favor in the several
States, has avowed his determination to on for