The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-25

whose names are unknown to the ibellant. Mr.
Burch relies in the first instance upon full writer
confession signed by his wife. This confession sh
has retracted, and alleges that it extorted from
| her by force. She is residing with Mr.
| Corning, in Albany, who, with other wealthy
! friends, have retained Mr.. Beckwth, of Chicago
as her leading counsel Messrs. II. L. Lewis anC
| ID. q. Miller are counsel for Mr.. Burch. The par
ties had been married about twelve years. and hav,
two daughters.
REMOVAL OF THE REMAINS OF GEN. JACKSON.
Trimbles bill, in the Tennessee Legislature, pro
vding for the removal of the remains of Gen
jackson aLd those of his wife, to Nashville, Tenn
and their nterment in the capitol square, and for
the erection of suitable monument over the same
to the memory of the old hero, passed the Senate
of Tennessee, on its third reading, by unanimous
vote. ltwas stated by Mr.. Trimble that the rela-
tves and immediate personal friends of Gen. Jack
son, so far as be had been able to ascertain cor
daily assented to the proposed removal, and a
letter from Gen. Daniel S. Donnelson, of Sumner
county, was read to the Senate in which that gen-
tleman gave his cordial assent to the proposition
The dill has yet to be acted upon by the House of
Representatives.
SPELLING MArCH.-A spelling match took place
in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania on Friday last
The novelty ofthe exhibition drew together great
crowd. The Pittsburg Gazette says: The spoilers
were eighteen in number, and the prizes for which
they competed were copy of Webster's Pictorial
Unabridged Dictionary, valued at six and half
dollars, and set of butter-knives, valued at four
dollars. The first prize was won by Mr.. Robert
Kerr, of Middletown, Moon township, and the
second by H. Elliott Mcbride, of Fayetteville
North Fayette township.
SOUTHERN DEFENCE.-At the late meeting of the
Executive committee OF the Georgia State Agri-
cultural Society, new class of articles have been
inserted in the premium list, viz: for the best
Brass cannon silver pitcher. $25
Best iron cannon, silver pitcher 25
Best masNet, SILVER cup.'..' 10
Best rifle silyer cup 10
BEST snOJ Sun' TO
Best keg rifle, cannon and blasting powder, cash
From HAvANA.-By the arrival of the steamer
Karnak at New York, on Thursday, we have advi-
ces from Havana to the 10th, and Nassau, n. P, to
18th inst. Freights were very low in Havana
Ex-President Pierce and Mrs. Pierce and Sir Gore
Ouseley and family were at Nassau. The latter in
tended to return to New York. A salvage of fifty
five per cent. had been awarded on the cargoes OF
the ship Ashland and bark Union at Nassau
Much Indignation is expressed by the citizens of
Savannah, Ca, in communication in one of the
city papers, in reference to the fogging of negro
in one of the streets of that city, Monday last.
Public chatisements are unlawful, and the offender
in this instance, although Of the Oldest and
most influential citizens, about to be arrested
and punished.
DEATH OF AN OLD INDIAN Princess Wednes-
day last week, Eunice Manwee the last full-blooded
Indian of the Pishgachligoh tribe and resident
of the Indian Reserve, in Kent, n. Y. died at the
age of lob years She was the grand daughter of
Gideon Manweesemum, the last sachem of the tribe,
and the first convert made bv the Moravian Mis-
sionaries in that region.
The FRANKLIN RAILRoAD.-COnsiderable uuanti-
ties of -four are being hauled to the warehouses on
the Franklin Railroad in this town from the mills
of Messrs. Claggett, Rowland and others. 1t is
thought that the first train, which will leave during
the present week, will convey to the eastern mar
kets some two thousand barrels of Flour.-Hagers-
to,on Herald
hi tLa CHI
gagged in strike against their Bosses the boss ba-
kers of New York city are carrying on a war
against two of their own number, who make larger
loaves and sell them cheaper than it is alleged the
trade can afford to do.
Kansas seems to be a tavorite resort of couples
dissatisfied with welded life. The Legislature of
that Territory is doing profitable business in un-
coupling such parties. The ease with which the
thing is done in Kansas, induces those matrimoni-
ally unmatched to neglect Indiana altogether.
The Cleveland Herald says that the superior
workmanship of the Cleveland shipwrights has
attracted the notice of the shipowners on the
board, and Messrs Loffenger Stephenson have con-
tracted to build for Boston house, two fore-and-
aft schooners of 200 tons burthen.
ACCIDENT ON THE TwENrY-SEcoND.-An accident
occurred at Pittsburg, on Wednesday, from the
premature discharge of gun, by which G. II.
Bonnafore, ESQ.,, commander of the Duauesne
Grays lost his right arm, and several of the pri-
Yates of the company were more or less injured
Postmaster Fowler, of New York, has appointed
a son of w. S. Tuers, the Custom House watchman
who was murdered, to good clerkship in the Post
Office. Mr.. Tuers left large family in narrow cir
cumstances.
The City Marshal of Worcester, Massachusetts,.
visited the drinking shop of Joseph Low in that
city, on Saturday night, and seized and carried
away his liquors.
There is SO much business before the Legislature
of Virginia, that the calling of an extra session is
talked of.