The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-03

ZI2 O'Clock precisely, the Rev Mr.. Cramer assembled
the atmemor, or chancel, ard read aloud the daily
prayer In Hebrew; then four small boys stepped
INTO the square in front of the altar and each took
hold OF high pole eabOrateiy carved, over which
was stretched canopy of crimson damask lined
with white satin.
The groom, his brother, and the brides father,
stood under this for minutes, awaiting the
cortege. At length, the main doors were swung
wide open, and the bride and her mother entered,
iolloWed by four bridegrooms each accompanied
by bridesmaid, followed by the friends and rela-
tives of the family. The four bridegrooms then
stepped forward and relieved the four bows The
bride advancing with her mother, also stepped
under this chuppe, as it is called, and remained
standing. while the Rev. DR.. Raphall addressed
them. lie said che felt called upon to perform
outy which was at once pleasing and serious;
pleasing to unite two loving hearts and true souls
serious to think that she who had been such a
blessing to her parents should leave them to grace
a home" 9
Addressing the bride, he said al speak to Won
as bride, as mother, as a matron and hope and
believe that the ground work of your hanni
ness and future success is based on an indomitable
basis-love and duty" Ills address was short
but impressive Then he descended from the pull
PIT, ana administered to the bride and groom the
sacred wine; then saying some words in Hebrew
winch they both repeated, he placed the wedding
ring on the finger of the BRIDE and, signing the
Incense; pronounced them man and wife.
The bride was dressed in white satin trimmed
with tulle and orange blossoms, carrying a magni
hcent bouquet of orange blossoms. The bridesmaidY
were dressed also in white, but had pink flowers
and bouquets. At o'clock the grand feast took
place at the City Assembly Rooms, in Brosdwav-
". Y. Tribune, Aug. 81.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR A Losr BoY.-The following
advertisement appears in the Minnesotiaa:
"BOY" LOST.
Left Washington, d. c., some time in TuIv m on
home to his mother in New York He has not vet
reached his mother, who is very anxious about him
lie has been seen at Philadelphia, New York city,
and a1n III.
land lie has been heard from at Boston, Port
land, Augusta, and Bangor, Maine From some
expressions he has dropped it is feared that he is
Sovereignty" 'F"'"'
lie is about five feet nothing in height and
about the same in diameter the other way Has
red face, short legs and large belly Answers
TO the name OF Little Giant" Talks great
deal, and very loud; always about himself Has
an idea that he is candidate for the Presidency
Had on, when he left, drab pants, white vest.
and blue coat with brass buttons; the tail verv
near the ground.
fully received by his afflicted mother For Curtbnr
particulars address
AUGUSTE BELMONT New York.
WILLIS A. GoRMAN, Minnesota.
ATTACKED By TWO WILD BoARs.-Mr. Charles
Birdsong, an Oyerseer for Mrs Dunn, at Port Wal
thal, went out TO of his fields on Thursday
night to find out what was committing slch depre-
dations on his corn. lie had not been out long be-
fore he heard rustng in the field and starting in
that direction to ascertain the cause he discovered
two large wild boars playing havoc with his corn
As soon as he was seen they made an attack on him
and his dogs. He shot the first one at the muzzle
OF his gun and killed him instantly. The other was
Keeping his dogs at bav, and had killed one before
Birdsong could capture him. The two were brouobt
to market yesterday morning and weighed 500 lbs
and upwards.-Petersburg( va. htei, Sept. l.
SLAYER CAPrURED.-A correspondent of the New
\ orK 1tmes gives intelligence of the capture of
SLAYER, by the Crusader, off Nuevitas Cuba. 1t oc-
Cured on the lith of August; the SLAYER was a
brig, without papers, flag, or name having a slave
deck, and water and provisions for fonr hundred
negroes. She is pratica craft, armed with side
guns There were plenty of muskets, pistols and
cutlasseS on board. The crew was large, and was
made up Of ferOciOus-lOokng desperadoes 1t is
presumed that the brig was fitted out to seize by
force the first SLAYER tha! it met en- route for Cuba
and thus obtain as many negroes as she could stow
away. The prize sent to Key West in charge
OF Lieut.. j. b. Jewett.
FIRE BALLoONING.-A French aeronaut named
Coppla, pupil of Goddard, announces that he will
ascend in a Montgolfer balloon from Jones'
] woods, New York. next week, or the week follow
ing The air-ship will be 81 feet in height and ~
feet In diameter, with cubic capacity 40 1876 feet
and an ascensive power of l05 pounds; the air.shp
and its equipments will weigh about go pounds
The materials to be used in the construction of the
machine will be l4G pounds of Manila paper, 200
yards OF calico for the bands Sides joints and neck
OF the balloon. The Initiative power is to be derived
from rarifed air, which is produced by burning
straw under the mouth of the balloon.
MATTRESSES FILLED Win WooD.-One of the
"DOwn East inventions of the past wear is a ma
chine for making cured hair for mattress IIinc ont
of wood. y solid block of maple, basswood Guak
ing asp, or any other sweet-scented ineyDensive
wood, IS rapidly converted into librou5 mass
nuch resembling white horse hair, and this makes
80 bnt nillhg fOr mattresses, and is much cheaper
;'sa eeaorass &c cotton, and better than husks,
and be set up in any fp'ijHe is not expensive,
| plenty, and where there is water or steam'p9%-ls
1t can be worked by any ordinary mechanic.
| The AGE OF CODA statement was lately pre-
! scnted to the Statistical Congress in England, by
the delegates from Australia proper, and of Tas-
| mania and New Zealand. The details
! what vOluminous, but the summing up made the
! yield of god, from 1851 to the close of 1859.
| ElOl 81, ,S2S, or over five hundred millions Of
dollars. The American gold regions have yielded
| even mora than this, since the California gold dis
! coveries of 1913, and in round numbers it may be
| staf I'd that in twelve years the addition to the
worlds stock of gold exceeds thousand million
| Of dollars.
shocking occurrence took place at Pittsburg
on Friday last, by which three men lost their lives
1t appears that new well had been dug by the
side of an old SINK which it was proposed would b.
"bled," and let run into the new one. One ot the
| men engaged descended the new well for this pur
pose, and tore away the partition ofearth which di
| vided them, and the foul air rushed out and soon
Overcame him. Two men descended to rescue him,
who were also suffocated, and before assstauc
could be procured all Of them were dead.
HEAVY DAMAGES CLAmED-A suit for S25, ,OJ,
was docketed in one Of the ST. Louis courts few
days SINCE which will prove interesting. This suit
Is brought to test by the legal right of the Mayo
to commit child to the House of Refuge who ha
parents living in the city at the time, but who, in
the opinion OF the Mayor, not suitable persons
to have charge of the child. Several wrts of habea
corpus have been tried, and this action is now
brought for the alleged false and malicious impri
onment of the child, who is scarce nine years
age, We are informed.
EXCITEMENT IN WEST PoINr, Mlss.-The citizens
of West Point, Miss, held meeting on the 2lsi
ult., to take action in the matter of lot of aboh
ton documents found in lot Of trunks sold
shipped by a Mobile merchant to another Of tha
| place. Resolutions were adopted against the Mo
bile merchant unworthy of confidence, and 5
committee was appointed to correspond with Mayo
Withers, of that city. The Mobile Mercury sar
that the house that sold the trunk has been ma,
the victim of scheme of Northern abOlitionlstS
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGnr.-The New York Erpres
of Saturday evening, says There is more "musct
coming, it seems. 1t was reported, last evening
in tistc circles-and the report is said to be cor
rect-that another match (tor Sl0,O0O) has been
made up between John G. Heenan, Esq, and job
Morrissey, Esq.-we like to be polite-to come
at an early day somewhere in Canada. The eXcit
meut ut the "Malta," and in other places wher
the governing classes" most do congregate,
very great in consequence
LADY IN THE PULPIT.--The Rev. W. Boo
having been laid aside by udispostion for the las
week or two, Mrs. Booth oliciated for him
Sunday last, in Bethesda Chapel Newcastle.
lady grounded her discourse ''Strve to enlosr,
at the strait gate," &C., and the large audienc
which had cOngregated to hear sat, with eviden
interest, listening to her chase and fervid elt
quence for upwards of an hour. The service was
very effective one.-Engtish paper.
a negro belonging to Mr.. X. ID. Glover, of Ga
| nfirnl IN a -, Ia,
HOTEL Richmond on Thursday night, and whel
going to bed turned off the gas, but in his gnor
ance either turned the stOpcock too far round, OF
turned it back after he had extingushed the light
which allowed the gas to escape, and he was foune
the next morning in an insensible condition. Tn
physicians entertain but little hope of his recovery
| RESURRECTION IN GEORGIA.-By a passenger la
night from Atlanta, we learn that intelligence "a
been received from Adairvie, on the Georgia Sta
Road, that negro plot had been detected in til,
nelgh6orhood. Last Saturday night was to hat
been the time
A Northern white man, concerned, was run dow
with dogs and killed by the citzens..-M Moatgomer
NaH 9Th.
In New York, on the 10Th of August an affra,
occurred between two men, named Joseph Bebor
father and son, in front of their residence in Mon
trose avenue, Eastern District, in the course
which the son stabbed the father in the arm wit
dirk knife, inficting wounds which resulted ]
his death on Friday. The trouble was oceasione
by the ungovernable temper of the sons wife.
jenkins has had his hand on ex.President Tyler
lie says that time seems to have had no effect upo
the old gentleman, who is now seventy-fye years
age but that he looks younger and more robui