The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-04
PERSONAL


: sented for probate in Boston last week. The in
strument is dated Nav 49, 1857, and it names fo
eWHecutors W John K. Manley and Frederick W G
e crI VI boston, and Franklin Il. Sanborn of Con
of nS the VIII, he gives to the Commonwealth
y. massachusetts "the two firearms fornarIy tbe
e PartarS vi my honored grandfather, Capt John
V kst - la!e OF Lexington, to wit: the large mus-
from the Briiib arm, which was by him captured
I775 in No ISL on morning of the 10Th of ApriI
, c. III 'ie oatte OF Lexington and which ia tbo
~ ~ e5l IN taken from the enemy in The War for
INDEPENDENCE; and also the smaller n,naiot 81 III
was used by him in that battIa 81 inushGt Whlch
the sacred cause of God and his con.s ms1'lng IN
desire that these relics of the Revolnt;oS' anu l
placed in the Senate Chamber of this Coro,;SoD D0
wealth, and there kept an perpetual rel memor;a1
10 his "much valued friend Wendell Phillips y bo
gives his "foIlo copy of the English State Trials
IN eleven volumes, with many portraits inter
leaVed." To his "much-vaIued friend Charles
nnGimner' ne gives his "copy of the Parliamentary
history OF England, in thirty-six volumes" To
u.ner % friends he makes bequests of particular
; MoIhs from his library, mementoes and of spe-
la r,ra slghhcance, and then the remainder of his
~ eA'enSIVe and valuable collection he gives to
the city OF Boston, ''to be nut into tbn pr6Ii +;
orary OF 'he city, for the use and benefit of sucb
as nave access thereto, and be read ON s,cb forms
;nst 'ne DrGctprs oil the said Library shall think
JUS; ana desire that so far as consistent with
puolc utility the said books be kept in aIcovos or
on shelves by themselves; and desire that the
sala books shall in no be sold, or given awav
| or exchanged for other books.' In case the civ
declines to accept them, then they are to be offered
10 the library of Harvard College: and Mrs. Par
HerS consent is necessary to any disposal of them
IN IN any event, and she may entirely change their
direction if she choose All the ren1aindar Of he
| property is left entirely to his wife.
DR.. CogSwell, of the Astor Library and r F.
stevens, sailed for England in the steamer Niagara
from boson, on the 27th of June, to attend Henry
mencng July II. Several other book-buvers have
also gone over to attend the sale.
an exchange paper, speaking of a distinguished
teGturer whose manner does not please it. says
ms eocutlon, or rather want of elocution has an
oostlnacy which defes all the improvement which
constant practice and accumulating experience in
all other persons invariably secure His fine nno-
cent thoughts are cruelty crucifed between his
sentences lie seems as profoundly ignorant of
such things as rising and falling infections as is
babe OF the Newtonian theory of gravitation His
words and sentences are nearly all elliptica His
tongue is emphatically 'unbrided' His deIiveryis
ever attended by Cesarean operation"
The Senators whose terms expire in 1851 ard
whose places are to be filled bv the next Legsla-
lures OF their States, are Fitzpatrick of Alabama
johnson of Arkansas, Gwin of California, Foster
OF Connecticut, Yuee of Florida, Iverson of Geor-
eia, Trumbull of Illinois, Fitch Of Indiana, Harlan
OF Iowa, Crittenden of Kentucky, Sdell of Loui-
Giar' f resrce OF Maryland Greene of Missouri
CiaIN Vi new hampshire, Seward of New York,
Cnngman OF North Carolina, Pugh of Ohio, Lane
OF oregon, Bger of Pennsylvania Hammond or
south Carolina Colamer of Vermont and Durkee
OF Wisconsin-l4 Democrats, Republicans and /
American.
Some Germans, taking breakf in their house
at Philadelphia, had their attention attracted by
noise in the entry. Going thiher, they found
their mother hanging by the neck to the rail Of the
staircase, committing suicide. Instead of cutting
her down at once, and thus surely saving her life,
all the three set off after a policeman. When
Iey returned with one, of course the old lady was
dead.
There have been alarming symptoms of mu-
tlnous spirit in the prison of Portland, England,
Where 6oo convicts are confined, 500 of whom are
undergoing penal seryitude for life. An addition
mas oeen made to the military force, and ship of
war has arrived from Portsmouth, threatened
outbreak having been discovered in time
FoUNDERED AT SEA.-Of the ships lost at sea, and
never more neard OF by survivor or fragment, some
are supposed to be fixed in mid-water Like those
FOSSIL remains which we dig out of a rock or
quarry-at once preserved and buried in stratum
so many measured feet from the earths surface
and so many immeasurable miles from its core
these submerged but not fOundered vessels are i'm
aglned to rest forever between an unfathomed depth
of water above and tathomless depth of water be-
low Broken, perhaps, by some mighty wave, or
slowly but surely filled through some incurable
rent, they have gone down and down; but not TO
the bottom Through layer after LAYER of the Weld
ing mass they sank till the superintendent weight
OF waters equipoised the subacent floods There
they are held as in the grasp of accomplished
destiny; lost forever to human SIGHT and knoWI-
edge-the subject only Of conjecture, hvpothesis
and mourning. Could descry and descend to
their strange abodes, below the sweep of currents
ana the rage OF tempests, we might find everything
as III the latal h0ur when the topmaSt sank below
the path OF friendly kees, and vet the bottom
grated on no reef or strand. All the sembances
of life might be found there, stereOtyped and en-
balmed by the very power that had in an hour or
two of horror quenched every spark of vitality,
ana converted so many human beings into mummies
md their floating home into a rocky sepuIchre-
London Star.
MORE MORMON TROUBLEs.-The Utah correspop-
,erbans snrious co,s r i;I He" au"
mons prowin@ ont or tbo nh,o I'LL III I 1nc MOT
bout n year aoo batyarn Dr Co,a, ,L ~ -. ~ ,S'
Saunders on one side and = nartI. nr Nnrm,o, ~,
ice on the other. in which Dr. C1ve, nas snyarpI,
wounded by pistoI shots On tbn ,ofiron,,t r S tLS
lrmy from Salt Lake. one of the Mormnn nart,t ~
his outrage, named Henniter, coming into camp
0 sell vegetables was recognized by DR.. Covey,
Iho offered him pistol, with which to defend
nmseii; Tins was refused, whereupOn DR.. Covey
aused hIm to be tied to his wagon and soundv
nrashe1, Whle MS brother, who had accompanied
nm 10 the camp, was ducked in an adjacent creek.
he Mormons, OF course, are disposed to magnify
his occurrence, and it is feared that serious diff
ulties may grow out of it. secret meeting was
to have been held at Salt Lake CITY in
eterence to this matter, at which it was determin-
d that the officers concerned should be pursued
md assassinated.
Pgosprprrv or TorI,y, T.ot,or, f,,,, 1..11
neak of the Emarah IsIa 40 od-ono;i - i
md material nrosnaritv notwitbstanJip,. th Ial
tion ,rninCr or ~ tbo w,ntan -; ~ IA ~ S0
rbnv conraT tb is; ss[ tit a.,
he nrasnnt s,sto,a ~ tnn ''aV 'lo 'aiu' unuet
radundont no,J+; unS nS Ieiir'eu VI
ordinIr tn tboP P'P P. a,e,..oi nulo'uS prefer, ac
states to grazina pprnoses ra;ber 20 1faote tb tmt
hem into small patches among those who have
either the skill nor capital for profitable tillage-
he removal of portion of the inhabitants, there
ore, IS but process of adjustment to the changed
ondtion OF things. Evidence of prosperity is
lrther apparent in the construction of railways to
very part OF the country; in the increase of coast
ng steamers, and transatlantic commerce; in the
obstruction OF improved dwellings and stores in
he metropolis and provincial towns. Education
nd criminal reform are likewise progressing and
he various religious denominations exhibit an ac-
ivity which promises well for the moral advance
nent of the people-N Y Journal of Commerce
p.ou,u- NJ. = =.
~ a aphE On The "REAr EASIERE.-On
1dsIerh, between Two irish sailors, resulting from
aiIors named Thomas orr len str1ct bic .o0
list. whose name is unknown, over the head ,yit5a
eavv bar ofiron, thereby fracturinp his skuII and
ausinp wound that will probablv nrnve IaIai -
he wounded man was conveyed to the New York
IospitaI, and officer Demarest of the Ninth ward
lbsequently arrested O'Brien The prisoner was
lken before Justice Connolly at Jefferson market
ho committed him to answer. 1t is little singu-
II that, out of two men who have met with vio-
mt deaths, and one who has been fatally injured
4 board this mammoth steamer since she reached
docks, it has been found impossible to ascertain
lie names of two of them. 1t can hardly be ex-
.cted that the officers should know all the names
a mixed crew of three hundred men. who were
tipped but a few days previous to her SAILING bnt
aS none OF tne unfortunate mems as
'e" Sii"'Io oo "oie W iuehtlly tHem