The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-31
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From UTAH.-Our advices from Utah are 70 oo,
3. Hon. W. II. Hooper deleoate Tn Connraou ao Oct'
Gompanled by his wife, had left Salt Lake City for
washington, and with him had departed the last
OF the Mormon missionaries for the States and En-
lope. Among the missionaries were three of tho
"3welve Apostles Pratt Erostns S.
ana GEORGE z. Cannon-the first two destined for
Ihe States and the last for England Five oF the
we've we've are now absent among the "Gentes"
Morklng 1or the cause of MOrmonism An apricnI-
tural iair had been held at Provo which wos a.
Tended with considerable success, and another was
~ Paosless IN Salt Lake City at the date of our
correspondents letter. More Indian hostIitias ara
reported in the northern part Of tb T;tn l,.u' O"
party OF emigrants, numbering about twentv had
been attacked, and had lost all their wagGns anJ
STOCK before assistance could reach them. The par
tY had arrived at Salt Lake City, under escort of
U. >. troops, in a destitute condition Cant
Ruth, OF the Indian Bureau at Washington had ar
rived in the Territory, to look after the Govern
ment property connected with the Indian Agency
of DR.. Forney, which has already cost the Govern
ment two commissions.
PIGEON ExPREss.-The general agent of the New
York Associated Press was in our VILLAGE few
Gays since, Tor the purpose of locating some carrier
pigeons winch the Association are about to employ
cue purpose OF lnterGepting the inbound Euro
nave, lor many years past, employed pigeons at
hahiaX, n. D., and at Sandy Hook where they
proved OF great service, and have, doubtless con-
ASsOclatlOn'g
Worldwide reputation for successful enterprise in
outstrippng all their pponents-whetber editors.
news agents or speculatOrs-in the early reception
OF European news Prompted by their past sue
cess and lnsplrated perhaps, somewhat by the ex-
pressed determination of majority of the directors
OF the American Telegraph Company to strangle
the Associated Press, and themselves control all the
news OF the old world and the new, the Association
nave, we understand, decided to extend their Pi-
geon Express, to every point along the sea.board
from New York to Cape Race, where it is possible
10 nave the steamers intercepted. Among the
points that are thus to be covered in addition to
derstand, Montauk Point, Nantucket Portland. Sn1.-
Johns, N f., and Cape Race.-BaJylon H.. ~
Democrat. '|
MUTINY ON AN AMERICAN SHlp.-A circular dated
Manila, July Is, received Monday morning by Mr..
Ellwood Walter, of New York, has the following:
uOverDment has received notice that an American
snip or Dark has been taken charge of by-tbe au-
thories OF the province of Cagayan, at the north.
ern end OF this island, her crew having mutinied
ana taken her into one of the ports of the Babuyan
lsahu, whch are under the jurisdiction of the AL.
caiue OF Cagayan 1t is stated that the captain was
wounded and confined by the mutineers as also his
vile and the officers, and that three persons had
Deen Killed on board and several wounded
"Nelther the name of the vessel nor of her r,es
Ter Is given, nor Is it known where she is from or
where bound but as she is reported to have ouon-
tity OF artillery and military stores on board il is
presumed she Will prove to be of the British or
French chartered transports, bound for the North
OF China. At last accounts a rudder was being
htted for her at Babuyanes whence she was taken
to Aparri, in Cagayan, and thence brought to this
port" '1''
WALKERS MEN.-rwo of the volunteers who were
attached to the unfortunate expedition of General
Walker in Honduras, Z. H. Harper and B. Hand,
were In Augusta Geo. few days since. The
Despatch thus speaks of them: "They arrived here
from Charleston in destitute condition, and have
been taken in chargeby Wm L. Evans our worthy
Mayor pro tenn, who has generously relieved their
pressing necessities at his own expense Both of
them are very intelligent men, and give most
thrilling accounts of the death Of Walker, and of
the condition of Col. Rudler. The latter is loaded
with chains and imprisoned in a mine one hundred
feet under ground. Messrs. Harper and Hand are
on their way to their homes in Tennessee. and we
hope they will meet with sympathy and all peces-
sary assistance from all whom they meet"
REFORM IN THE FIVE PoTNrs.-A plan for healing
one OF the worst of the social ulcers of the metro
polls, and at the same time for supplying room for
public edilces in a central and convenient neigh
borhood has been broached and is receiving the at
tentlon OF public men. The project is to convert
the notorious Five Points into public park to
demoish and utterly sweep away the rickety and
dirty old buildings which there cumber the ground
and declare some twenty twenty five acres city
property, to be devoted exclusively to public uses
This would work a radical change in the "Bloodv
Sixth" ward, which, from being the burrow of
"Dead Rabbits" and the hGt-bed of every species of
lnlquity and crime, would be suddenly transformed
into respectable business neighborhood.-N Y.
Post.
INTERESTING DECIsION.-A decision was given in
the county court, yesterday, by Judge ChumaserO
which will be interesting to many. An alien ap-
piled for naturalization. lie had formerly resided
In another county, and claimed that he had been a
resident OF the State for five years. but not in either
one OF the counties for that time. Instead of bring
ing witnesses to swear to the time he had been in
the country, he brought afdavits from parties who
had known him in his former residence and also
from some who knew him here. The Judge decided
that the sfhdavts were not sufficient, but that,
secure naturalization, parties must produce wit
neSses IN open court, vino have known them dur
ing the entire five years required by law-Roches-
ter Democrat.
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Washington correspondent SAYS:
Lord Lyons has returned to Washington, and
made an official visit to the President. His lord
ship also called on many of most distinguished
families, and received glowing accounts of the i'm
preston produced by the Prince. He stated that
the Prince was highly pleased with his trip in the
United States, nothing having occurred during his
entire journey to mar for one moment its pleasures.
GARBALDr-The candle factory destroyed BY
fire few days since, at Vanderbt's Landing, Sta
ten Island, owned and occupied by an Italian
the partner Of Garibaldi, in the same business at
the same place, a few years ago. The loss is but
$4,000; and account says Garbaldi still retains
his interest in the concern, although others deny
this. Notwithstanding the versatile empIoyments
in which Garibaldi has been empoved his family
Is descended from the ancient nobility of Genoa.
1t Is stated that, even now, in the exciting scenes
in which be is the busy actor, GaribaId frequently
finds time to correspond with old acouaintances in
this country.-N. y. Express.
SINGULAR ACCDENT.-0n the morning of the 18th
inst, some negroes, passing along the road be-
tween Decaturvie and Perryvle, Tennessee
found by the road side the dead body of Jefferson
Kelly, who, with his wife, had camped by tree
the night before, and lighted a fire which had
burned the tree so that it fell, instantly killing
kelly and breaking both legs of his wife. The
woman was still alive, and properly taken care of.
The tree lay across the bodies of both, and had to
be lifted bodily up before they could be extrcated.
The poor woman had called for help for several
hours, in vain, but it is thought she will
The Troubles IN FLORIDA OvER.-Letters from
the scene of the late insurrection in Florida state
that the troubles are over, and that peace again
regns in the disturbed district. The supremacy OF
the law has been yndicated. The parties accused,
as general thing, submitted to the authorities
Seventeen have been committed on a charge of
murder, ten for assault with intent to kill, and
| large number were required TO find securities to
| keep the peace. Thirty-thre committed on
| charge of conspiracy. The citizen soldiers
| Quoted themselves in an admirable manner.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE MANUFACTURE OF IRoN.-Mr.
L.auth, an American engineer land having works in
Manchester has patented a method of increasing
the strength ofrOu rails bars, plates, &C., by roll
ing and COMPRISING them, when cold A bar ~
inches in diameter and Is feet long, can be com
pressed to two inches in less than ten minutes, and
comes from the rollers quite polished. The length
is increased about % inches to l foot. According
to experiments made by Mr.. W. Fairbairn, "the
effect Of the consolidation is to increase the strength
| of the bar in the ratio of 10 to 10.
| NEGRO EMIGRATION To HAYTG.-The New Orleans
Ptcdyune states that the emigration of free cOlored
people from Louisiana to IIayti since the establish
ment of President Geffrard's government has as
| sumed such Importance that steamer has been
placed for the first time on the line between New
| Orleans and Hayti. She will sail for Haytian
| ports on the lst of November, and continue making
| regular trips until, as contemplated, she will be
| bought by the Hayti Government.
The vote of New York city is expected on next
! Tuesday to reach l20, 900 The highest vote ever
cast in that city has been about eighty thousand.
| The highest vote given by any city in the United
! States was that given in Philadelphia on the last
Gubernatorial election, which reached over eighty
| two thousand.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, of Sunday, says "A
| shipment of goods uia the Baltimore and Ohio and
Central Ohio Railroads, was delivered at the depot
in this city on yesterday morning, for Shaw, Buell.
d. Barbour, in just three days from Baltimore. This
is quick if not the fastest time ever made by
freight between the two points.
The new Turbine water wheels. now being con-
sructed in Philadelphia, for the extension of the
Water Works at Paramount will be the largest
made in this country, each of them being nine
feet in diameter, two feet more than the one now
in use at Fairmount.
digging match came off at Columbus, Califor-
mia, on the oath September, between an Irishman
named Foley, and Dutchman, name unknown