The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-28

approving the views of the address, and commit
tee OF twelve leading commercial men was appointed
"to consider the various sub ects presented to the
Board.'
From, the Ntt ionaJ IatelIiqencerI
AN APPEAL TO THE WOMEN OF AMERICA.
Will not the National Iteligencer do the cause of
humanity service by inserting the following ap,
peal? 1t is from a lady, now residing at Beirut,
and an eyewitness to suflerings too oppressive and
heart-sickening for physical constitution of ordi
nary sensibty long to endure. The excellent wife
of the American consul and those of the Missionary
family are nearly worked down in attempting to
save the lives of half clad and starving women and
children, crying at their doors for bread. Will not
the women of America to their aid in this
work, and each contribute little to lessen human
suffering?
Extract from The Letter ADORE referred TO-
"a female auxiliary AnglO-Amercan Relief
Committee has now been established in Beirut, and
those peOr women who have been unable hitherto
to appear at the American Missionary premises to
get their loaf of bread, simply because they had no
clothes whatever, and were in state Of actual
nudity, will now received their share of the atten
tion of the Relief Committee through the female
committee.
''These American aud English ladies will meet
together and cut out clothes for the poor naked
women and children, who will make them up to
suit themselves. 1t is estimated that thirty-tive
piasters or one dollar and forty cents, will clOthe
an Arab woman, with the exception of feet and
head covering.
"Perhaps some of the merchant princes might be
Syria by sending out boxes Of damaged cacoes,
and other goods, for clothing.
"Every lady reader will, am sure, sympathize
win US IN thiS matter. only thlnk OF the Tellet
WhlGn mlght De anorded by tue sewing circles OF
the United States
"Come, ladies! come to the help of your sisters
nd Jtt Iu SS.e alousanuS :. o
moss staotinn d %h b @ 81 "id
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GAErA.-Gaeta, whittier the eX-hing OF Naples
has retired, IS within a days easy journey from
Naples by land, and within shorter distance of
time, so to say by sea. 1t stands upon peninsula
W f | te PioHinfe NJ Layoro on tng northwest sue
Nanins ~ strdpnoi ft;Gd 10 t Va 80
cnttS Gogotta r ~ WI o go iht ;t pI
tion besiIrs military ia 2 O00 nd that al bas
handsome cathedral nine other churches several
converts nuhlic seminary hosritaI and f,rndIina
osvlun In ;ts irnmaJiaic yic;nitr stood thn y;iIo
of Cicero on tho Grounds or Which bo mot b;s
death. c. 43. It's the see Of an archbisbon and
tbo co,tro c ~ ,i ~ " an ~ d, atu ,
best in ItaIy Gaeto is Mace Of GREAT antionitw
having been place of resort for the wealthy R1
man families II was taken by- tba Fr"rcb IN lTso
and 1900 Pona pins TX sougbt an osvInr, baro IN
lSiS, having escaped in disouisr from Rome
The Apbt of P6ne Pins *, to Gaato occurred :,
Novanohsr 1eia FIr,liaiI - "a , ,eu III
of Count Ross his nrincinai Minister Of Sat-
which caused the downfall Gr the anvarnmnnt y
revolution broke ont in Rome vim tba oynToJ
purpose of forcinre unon the Po1o ministry named
by the pOpuIace and secret societies Irndar com
pulsion and not until after \ very sanguinorv CON
Hict between his Swiss Guords ami tbo Cir;c
Guard of Rome. the Pope simned thr list of The
ministry thus imposcd mon lin, From tbot t;nn
however he took no active mart in nuhlic affairs
which were still conducted in his noIn hnt airbi
left Rome on the bh2 disguise of Nv" MinGgY}rt
corriagn nassad ont of tLo gotos of Roron nndo,
tncfed and smcceaded in indin% saGatv and an asy
INN af Caata where tba Kino og Vo33"s GRnmb9l
bosnitahIv entartoirad him f,r = sbdrt timo and
then installed hin, in tba ooIacn 0f portic within
four rnios of Eo,,ios ,,horo h o tin,G ,,rt;i III;
return To Rome. under the nrotnction oF French
cannon in NnriI le5G "
' - 'lI'', 80.
A COLLEGE ENCTEMENr-"PuHiRg ThroUgh" a
freshmaa.-A correspondent of the Manchester
Mirror, writing from Dartmouth College, Hanover,
n. H., September I'D, says
"I.ast Tuesday evening the younger son Of Judge
towler-tor he has two in college-was enticed
into Dartmouth Hall, where some of the students
undertook to give him an insight into the ways
and means of college life by way of Il Freshman
initiation.
"Atter putting him through as is the college
phrase, he was left on the steps cC of the col
lege buildings, where he was found by three other
students. They took compassion on him and con-
Veyed him to his room. On W edneSday his elder
inoI meu Snc FaCuly' an" aIso wrote 10
iitod 70 coll M tI9 iiIt GI - I 49, nIS Ei WI
arrived in town FriJaT fTo stnSents yero ar
rested @ Ia ana g9Te bonds & to appear at the February
telul Vi tne CouI5: lnis N9atuIu%y morning, Ine
~ a' III oI'SJ lIoi Ii NsoH vi 'il1 ihS9I oil
the M Mer % room %a
ybSn n;so o reJ rrnm anu bn 1mdoU W s tbs
crowd, but no one was injured Great excitement
! prevails"
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oT ,y To 'e q ,,,s EyIo 1-Y''jgd Ill.,
| J,sJ anJ N;notoon 49, a, Pa.J bric, s,,r,
nosed to he tbo Sto9 i -, F Na w b, it
arrived in onr nnrt ond , i;s OF tl,n N3roi IL
pltaI; She was captured on the Sth OF August by
the United states steamer San Jaclnto, IN latitude
| e. south - longitude east, about two hundred
miles oil the Congo river; she had on board When
captured, @,f h'odred G9d nineteen AJr'c"s. Lieut.;
n. nuShes, u: D. ~ was Placeu IA command
| (minus three who died on the passage) at Monro-
via, proceeded to this port, making passage of
81 days and surrendered the big to T. s. Deputy
Marshal Thomas NASH
On the Sth Of August also, the ship Ellie was cap
| tured by United States steamer MOhican, having
on board eight hundred Africans Lieut.; Dunna-
gan was placed III C3hIahu' VINO alteF taxing her
| iuto MohroNla, anu iuuiiS Cme , negroes, was 10
Leaye LOT We" 10TH ~ On cS: tne ?-u Vi august. me
captain anu crew, an oPanllgS ~ 1 tne h SUITE
N'tS ~ ~ ot, Gu a 'o"' III anu ~
g - - ~.
W han ihi 0ohN ,t r t IId T Pani n,
H. l,;o. .t go 49," v.ootod
'no '''''w lis 40 '' eau
- Year year ended % ~ J ear ear ended ,Seo
Probate of wills and letters
of administration. fl838,o88 81 53S 53S 996 936
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| from The rninS of fhe building demolished hv the
boiler explosion On Monday, and it is presumed
there are no others. The number of the victims
has been increased by the death OF two wounded
by the calamity. Two others are in precarious
condition.
Hon Jos Frorcb Strotbor vbosa rocant doatb
o Lno, IaJ Nv nv roSortad tb g.
sb r. a. ioI 6istricc+ oF Vim, IN Gon
o,ross sovsraI Years since lie was an accomnlisbed
and conrteous gentleman. greatly beloved by his
constituency.
,.u.t,o,-;o-,. auo- t,.ta;no5 tto+ .bo sobooror
irt a. Cbiooo f Cd, ior o tb
it o. ~" ~ b I'D d r'iS ,i dto b snveraI Iadv
Ssoor W c ba Toa 7nt nitb aI, ON hoard Notb
ing has been heard of her since her departure from
Chicago.
,, = 1t -7-i,,;-,. - T,riosto how, .ort
- y NUM- GoribaiJi handsome silk banner with
the national coors, accompanied by patriotic
address, expressing their best wishes for his success
The fact of Trieste sharing in the sentiments of
the Italians has caused great annoyance at Vienna.
An attempt was made to burn the lumber ward of
Mr.. Robert Clark, on Ninth street, Philadeiphia on
Tuesday morning. A man named VIM Danes,