The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-02

THE FOURTH OF July ExcURsIoNs.--As the ami
versary of our National independence approaches we
hear the notes of preparation. As we will not have
general celebration in this city, pent up deni-
zens will be looking around to see how the holiday
can be spent the most agreeably. Several railway
and steamboat excursions will leave the CITY. The
grand trip to New York to see the Great Eastern
will no doubt be participated in by great number
ofour citizens. The train will leave the President
street depot to morrow evening at o'clock, and
will arrive in New York early ON Wednesday morn
ing.
The steamer Mary Washington will leave her
wharf on Wednesday morning for the Patuxent
river. The George Weems will make an excursion
to Fair Haven on the same day.
The steamer Georgia will make trip to Norfolk,
Portsmouth and the Atlantic ocean, leaving this
city at Z O'Clock tomorrow evening, arriving at
Norfolk early next morning and after visiting the
neighboring points of interest and the ocean, will
leave on the return trip on Wednesday afternoon,
arriving in Baltimore early on Thursday morning.
The steamer Louisiana, of the Norfolk line will
also make excursion over the same route as the
Georgia, returning to the city without the loss of
business day.
PRESIDENT JAcKsoNs FIRST CABINEr.-A CORES
statement of the Hon. Amos Kendall, recently pub.
lished in paper of this. city in relation to the
breaking up of Gen. Jacksons' first Cabinet The
writer admits it to be true that the quarrel was
among the men and not the women, but says that
originated with the latter and that their husbands
afterwards become party to it. He says
al will state what was believed in Washington at
the time, elsewhere and generally. 1t was that
certain members of the Cabinet and the females of
their families refused to visit Mrs. Eaton wife of
the Secretary of War, to have any social inter-
course with her. These members were Ingham
Secretary Of the Treasury; Branch, Secretary of
the Navy; and Berrien, Attorney General. Van
Buren,, Secretary ofState, and Barry, Post master
General, being friends of Eaton, who, (Eaton) of
course, could have other than un friendly feel
ing toward those who had sought to exclude his
wife from high official society. Then came the
dissolution of the Cabinet-Van Buren, went Minis
ter to England, Eaton to Spain, Barry remained in
office, and Branch, Ingham and Berrien went ont
and became hostile to General Jackson. These |
think, the facts of the case, and had soma On
portunity OF Knowing what were the facts
THE CALIFORNIA MAILs.-It is announced that in
the absence of any contract for carrying the Cali
forna mails by sea, daily letter mails will be made
up for California via st. Louis and the Overland
route. The advertisement omits an item of intel
lgence that may be of value to such as have cor
respondence with the Pacific coast, viz: the days
OF departure of the Overland Mail from st. Louis
These days are Monday and Thursday of each
week Letters to go by the Thursday mail, from
ST. Louis snS-la e sent from this city by the first
mai on Tuesday; those designed for the Monday
mail should be despatched from this city on
ae previous Friday night. Application at the
s.oiee Will elicit information as to the hours of
~ 'ae ''ie proper through mail, to connect with
the Overland" at St. Ior;s
D..t ~. iENcILLING.-The new number of
r""ea gust received, has a capital sketch snt;,,sd
'arioaidi the Liberator, OF the en'''''u
In this a fair damsel named S;c;,u - .. e.seus
rock. The King of Naples, wear;, IS aea TO
scribed "Boma Junior" and havaa 3, "ei' In
ties of great sea-mouster, has come my eA'remi-
her. Garibald, as Perseus, meets him ~ ~ oe.our
shield on one arm and spear in his right ~.
hicts deadly wound upon him, and send. 81. -.
away bowling in agony. This is one of the hos.
hits Punch has lately made.
THE OYSTER LANDS QUEsTIos.-Ths citizens OF
Talbot county will hold public meeting In the
town of ST. Michaels, on the 7th July, to take
some action upon the law passed at the last Legs-
iature, whereby the oyster lands of the t:s water
counties can be taken up by SPECTATORS