The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-08

eo' II became the duty of the TTa;tp at the Capl
Their v;ou "a ~ onLHrge OF the Embassy 70 oSouta;.
I ~ views ON the subject. The offsr of - ascertaif
ana the invitation to attand pre er Oh thesa books
communicated to the Env0vs In renI" IwoIshp was
that out one religion is known and aSS,y tney stated
ny the laws OF Japan; that they are f6rbSIso
iainer 70 take part in or be present at tb
celeoratlon OF any other; and, while evnros; Sne
thelr Acknowledgements for the intorost Ps =.
rnTehtlohs OF their American friends theg rasnact
luIiy oecllne entering into any conversation or ~
hai .ns any COOKS of a religious character mr.
eing present at any of the RELIGIONS soIan,nit;, a.
W mnlch they have been or NAV no inr;td s 20 g W W
tht eAPreSsion OF their views thew ware oss1,oJ
to o "nlle II was the duty of the officer in cbro
tions II ,ras @ 10 them these offers and invita-
eions, IL was not the desire of the Gan ita
any way to force their incnationo S inhenI tl In
"isnes would De respected at which th 'a' 1neif
eu tnelr qualification 1t will thus ha y so express
clined. on formally de-
@ lhE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALEs.-Tba lor-o,
People OF canada are making the most a,,,oI!y y al
preparations for the reception of tbair pr;n psni'e
~ W az nihceht railway cars are beipo built to con
.ue royai party through the provinces fatas ara -
PIePartlon and grand receptions await him erar+ -
W =. AT pueoec the new Parliament bouse "a
70 oe converted into temporary palace anS .iG
tne accessories of a well-furnsbed hnnsa Iu al
Place oil desKs and office stools The Prince Iii
occupy one wing of the building, the othar bo;nrr
~ So. aPar. lor the Duke of Newcastle who accom-
l.. ha
ny loea' however, which has occurred to Tho
enthusiastic citizens of Quebec is that Of oh
10y iS y, my river and lake steamers and goinS
9 ll9 IiFet e" 'naase to meet the Prince Tt is
~ TTi"P"seu 10 alter the old Government Horso ~
Toronto for his accommodation He IL savn"ota Az Az
as'sc 10 the inauguration of statue to Victoris az
Iniamllten, Z and the Upper Canada Acricuit"raT
EAnoltion occurs IN the same place at that tin,e
ou.'eal oIoooo mas been received from Gov
exhibition of Arts and Manufacturas and tbI
ng putting up crystal palace. The Prince will he
treai I' ~ ~ In9 I armament when he goes to Mon
"eal 10 open the great tubular bridge.
A SUPPOSED Loop HoLE For HICKS rur p,n
The counsel for Hicks the prate tb;nt = 1n
ior tunate for him that he has so unexnectadIr' ~
.essed MS atrocious murders. They imaoine tbat
tn;.1 nave formed a pretext on which the whole
Hon n n 0e Se. Set aside. The prisoner was tried bv
mon 49, 9iha''ey, Judge of the District of Yer
Ilont, VINO was assigned to this District b Chior
'Hst'Ge nelson. The counsel claim that tho NJ
GTlct Judges are appointed by the President of ,bo
united States to perform judicial acts ond I wi t:e
the particular districts for which tba any only IN
commission; and that a Judge of the Snnro,l
Court mas no powe! to take local iudga rrono n
I ul:trlct and assign him to another According IN
thls theory, Judge SmalIey is a Justice wbiio oG
eating in his own district; but in the Sontho oni,
Dlstrlcs OF New York he is only n simnle citiv r
the United States As the case is decids div a ri
une, ,L, counsel are somewhat perplexed as to how
they shall settle it-an appeal to the Uritad tt
Supreme Court from the verdict of 49, 80;
! unprecedented. Whatever the event. II cannn5i
benefit Hicks as, especially after his conri L
Enpress June G. w. 4.
FEMALE BURGLAR-She attempts to Escn,,e h,
=, o,.IItp"y IoI ?0s f'0o-8tory Windo0.-About two
eioHN .liiS morning woman named Abbey MILF
ian, residing at the curner of Fourth avanua ord
L'gllth street, was awakened by hearing noise at
her parior door. She went down stairs softly and
on reaching the hail. discovered that uo,nn "no
n. hrn i,,t tba i
was In the act of ransscking the bereau. She then
snpped out and gave notice at the Ninth nracinct
Statlon house, when Captain McClane returned
" W. t'n ner 10 'he mousse Upon seeing the officer
hG woman ran up stairs to the second-story cIosaIv
onowed by the officer, and finding no other means
u escape open, she raised one of the windows and
Jumped 10 the ground distance of about thirty
eet; lnJurlng herself severely. She was conveyed
.ion.-N Y. Post, June 6.
SUPPOSED SLAvER.-We understand that another
Dark sailed from this port Yesterday morninrnnJo.
suspicious circumstances. She had below eight
arge tanks full of water, besides casks of woter.
i she crew consisted OF thirteen seamen-Danes and
owedes-not one of whom had ever been naturalil
zed to the United States, although tho low ra
qulres that two-thirds at least should be Amari
cans. These men all hailed according to the craH,
lst' from the States of Maine and New York vet
some OF them had been but few months in This
country. The captain asked for his maniGnst
ihu produced two blanks, and then showed a bill of
aiding for some flour, but had no manifest Tbn
,essel % then went on her voyage, there being no
egai process to detain her. The bark cleared for
APE IoWn, Batavia and other pOrts-Ne,o York
Ieraid, june. 7. 1''"
A BURGLAR ARRESTED AND sTPrYrsuPn,, NV
foAAN.-Last night, about eleven O'clock a
'oman named Jane Manahan, wife of Philip Mana
AN, Bridge street. East Cambridge, having laid
om III her sleeNing- room to await her husbands
eturn, heard a noise in the room, and ON arising
lscovered burglar in the act of securing euch
aiuables as he could lay his hand, on, Witbonr
oreamlng or or manlfesting the least alarm, she
pa =, ans i?r NM out he took to his legs and ran
own stars. She pursued him. caugbt him and
d MS attempting to knock her down pava him n
we're whipping, furnishing" him severely abont
le race. She then made him sit down in a chair
~ AePt MN tnere nall an hour, till her husbands
7turh, when officer Kinsley was called in. and be
as arrested. He was stout-lookinc vounc fell
wv, ana gave the name of James McCuIlion -
oston Traveller, June 4.
CoCK-FIGHr IN WAsHINGroN IN H,eu T,r,
!. rom the last number of Porter's Spirit of The
tHteS' we learn that certain class OF the Wash
lgton population take great deal of interest in
,cK-hght that is to take place on the 10th instant
ne stakes are $500 and 81 900. The combstants
'he occasion VIII be no others than "GeneraI
oncha; VI e red cock of the Spanish breed, belong
e to the Hon. John b. Floyd, Sec IF W.
~ General Ortega," Spanish cock beIonpinG
the Hon. John G. Brecknridge Vice PresiGantE
Is believed that this cock fight will draw The
Etst Goneourse OF ladies' and gentlemen that ever
sisted IN a pastime of this sort in the United
ates' What next?-N y. Eepress.
The AMERICAN EXPEDITION AT SER,sropor
UNITS from Sebastopol state that Colonel Gowep
IS succeeded in clearing the harbor of Sahastonoi
all the Russian ships of war except eighteen of
larger vessels In addition, there are about
ven hundred tons of iron, anchors &c to ho
lsed The fact of the DETACHMENT of the Grave
'nes raised to English officers who fell at Sebas-
pol seems to be well established. The place
GWs o. at present but few signs of improV Vement,
q 1t Is doubtful if it again attains its former
portant position. Colonel Gowen has about two
ndred and fifty men in his employ.
The glass dias for the New York CITY Hall Clock
lIch were nrdered in Europe arrived in the per
!, ana on Tuesday were passed through the Gus
II n1use, ana the duty paid. 1t was there dis
vered that they had been broken, and we're alto.
tner useless, so the Persia will take out an ordnr
Wednesday far another set.
t Llvlngston's Manor n. - recently. an old o,on-
man Of 70 years, named Lerow, married n vonng
beautiful damsel of IS summers named McLe
~ res'uihg near Hudson. The old gentemans
ls,uefation Is pure love and devotion; the younq
y's was the settlement upon her of $lOO GOO IN
own right by the happy groom
The Boston Board ofTrade have adonted strono
"iut'ons , against the 18th section of the new tar
oiii' alleging that "the reduction of the time
owed IN SAID section for the withdrawal of mer-
ansise from the public stores to so short no
ID, virtually abolishes the warehouse svstam
Inc Bostonians can boast of a number of lady
lists. At their last ''Artists' Reception there
re pictures exhibited by Mrs Sarah Clark, Mrs.
man, MISS Harriet Cheney, and Miss Ellen Rob-
u.s. which were very highly praised by the con-
sseurs of the New England metropolis
The remarkable fact was stated at the animal
etlng OF the New York and New Jersey Trans
tatIon Company, that, of thirty-three millions
pie transported over the line in the last TWENTY
years, dating from its opening not single life
been lost. ii'o
: correspondent of the New York Journal of
an'eree says that the statement that Lady and
d Byron lived together only thirteen davs is an
or; the separation did not take place until after
union of year.
homas Corwin Hunt, late receiver of nuhlic
1evs at NatchitOches, Louisiana "a nenhevx oF
mas Corwin, of OhIo,) is defaulter to the pov-
ment for $50, 900. The government will sustain
loSs' DIS the securities are perfectly responsible
he trustees from the thirteen States, appointed
axe charge OF the erection of the Monument to
Slgners of the Declaration of Independence, in
ependence Square, Philadelphia, will meet in
city on Tuesday next
enson j. Losing is about starting on a tour to
ect original sketches to illustrate his "Field
* of the War of 1872" work which will an
in about year from the present time as a
panion to his ''Field Book OF the Revolution
y the last arrival from Europe we have intelli
ce of the death Of the most eminent of Balriep
ptors, Professor Van Geefs, of the RoyaI Acad-
OF Antwerp. Several his statues have been
ted in Brussels.
'l. E. +. Fuller, late general Western FREIGHT
1t OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has
appointed to a like position on the Easter
sion CT the Ohio and Mississipni Ro;IroaS