The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-08
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LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
Municipal Elections.

munIcIp3t EIecuOnS.
Troy, n. V, March G.-Isaac McCombe, demo-
crat to-day elected Mayor of this city, by 300
majority.
AUBURN, N. Y, March 6.-Mr. Morgan, repub-
lcan, was elected Mayor of this city to-day, by
400 majority over Mr.. Henry, democrat. The
entire republican ticket is elected, with
ception.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 6-The entire Ameri-
tickht elected at the local election held in
this city to-day.
UTICA, n Y, March Calvin Hall, republi-
can, was elected Mayor of this city to-day, by IS
majority. The democrats elect the rest of the city
ticket.
CHICAGO, March 6.-The municipal election held
to day passed off quietly. The vote is large;
probably $4,000 polled.
The returns indicate the election of the entire
republican ticket by from 400 to 700 majority.
ROCHESTER, March 6.-Hamlet D. Scranton,
republican, has been elected Mayor by about $50
majority. The republicans have majority in the
City Councils.
Ship Oh Fire.
CHARLESTON, March 6.-The steamship Columbia,
Berry, has arrived at this port and reports passing
on Sunday the 4th inst. in lat 81, the ship Sarah
of Boston, on fire and abandoned.
A brig and schooner near. The S. was
bound from Boston to Charleston.
She was built at Portland in 1643, was 453 tons
register, rated A24, and owned by j. II. Smith, of
Boston.
by telegraph to Elwood Walter, Esq, secreta-
ry, Board of Underwriters
The above is no doubt the ship seen by the steam
ship Cahawba.
Great Fire ut Bridgetovvn, Bnrbndoes.
New YORK, March by an arrival from Bar
BADGES, we learn that terrible conhagraton occur
red on the 18th ult. at Bridgetown.
large portion of the business part of the town
was destroyed, and an immense amount of mer-
chandise. The loss is estimated at S2,5 ,006'-
Among the warehouses consumed were those of
Messrs. Towbridge & Co., of New York.
From Porto Rico.
NORFOLK March 6.-The brig Knico, eleven days
from st. Johns, Porto Rico, with sugar and molas-
SEES, arrived here to-day.
James D. Marks, of Maine, was lost overheard
on the passage
The brig left in port the schooner Fred. Stowel
from st. Thomas, burnt and condemned.
The market was full of American produce,
pect pine plank, which was in great demand.
The Massachusetts, Strike.
BosToN, March 6.-The shoemakers' strike is
steadily progressing.
The latest demonstrations have been made at
Newburyport, North Bridgewater and Port Sutton.
The strikers are orderly and peaceful.
Farther from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, March THE advices from
Northern Mexico report that Carvarajal is seeking
American aid for the Juarez government, and that
Miramon has ordered Cortinas to hold out till
March, when he would receive reinforcements.
Municipal Election.
CHICAGO, March THE municipal election here
yesterday resulted in the election of Mr.. Went
worth, the Republican candidate for Mayor, by
upward of l 200 majority. The total vote is near
ly $4,000.
British Railroad Iron for the South.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-The brig r. G. Dyer ar
rived at Wilmington, N. Co. on Sunday, from New
port, Wales, with two hundred and thirty-seven
tons of railroad iron.
Capture of a Spanish Shaver.
BosToN, March 6.-The bark Imaum, from St.
Helena, January oath, reports that the British
steamer Triton brought into that port Spanish
SLAYER, with 600 negroes on board.
New Steamer.
BosToN, March THE steamer City of New
York, the pioneer of line of steamers, sailed
hence to-day for Norfolk.
The Expected steamer
PORTLAND, March IL o'clock, p. Mp to
this hour we have tidngs of the steamer Nova
Scotia, now due from Liverpool.
The Hungarian.
PORTLAND, March 6.--The goods saved from the
wreck of the steamer Hungarian will be sold at
harrington on the l4th inst.