The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-29
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Excitement at Louisville, Kentucky.

Excitement at Louisville, Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, February PA man
calling himself John Haskell, and hailing from
Massachusetts,, but who is said to be English
man and sailor, recently from New Orleans, was
arrested in this city on Saturday, for maltreating
three boys.
His examination to-day was postponed, on ac-
count of the illness of one of the witnesses.
This forenoon a crowd gathered about the Court
House, increasing in number till two O'clock when
the Mayor ordered a steam fire-engine y to the
spot to drive away the crowd. This Temporal
riy successful, but towards dark the crowd swell
ed till it mum bered several thousand and attack
on the Jail and application of lynch law to the
prisoner was apprehended.
The military ordered to hold themselves in
readiness. Two pieces of cannon were placed in
side the jail and the police marshaled. The
latter kept the square in front of the Jail clear
and arrested several intoxicated and turbulent
persons.
This evening Judge Bullock addressed the crowd
saying that the parents of the victims desired no
riotous proceedings but were willing that the pris-
oner should be dealt with by the law, and counsel
ling moderation.
At this time, (ten O'Clock p. NJ the crowd is
gradually dispensing, although a spirit of great
indignation still exists against the prisoner
The fears of an attack the Jail to night are sub
siding.
The Wreck of the Hunsarian.---Fragments
of the Wreck found.
MONTREAL, Feb 2S-The following despatch was
received here last night:
DARLINGTON, N. S., Feb. 27.
10 II. Alien, Montreat
arrived mere In the Bohemian at o'clock this
morning-one boat complete, with oars lashed to
the thwarts, was found bottom up at Fort Latour
Several pieces of boats have also been picked up off
Cape Sable; Goods from the wreck are strewn
a,ohg 'lie oeaGh from 1usket Island round Cape
No more bodies have yet been found will pro-
ceed to the wreck this afternoon.
lSlgned,1 A. CRAWFORD.
ACTcA
TORONTO, q. W., Feb. N.-Letters received by
u Ihe Europa oy the iriends OF Mr.. Mckellar, NJ +.
~ state tnat ne ala not sail by the hungarian, as
was supposed.
OF, IAIhARlSEs u WI, te6; N.ILetters per the
81 seednsnlp EUROPA state that Hon Mr.. Merritt NJ
80 was NOT passenger ny the hungarian, he
oeins pre'ehteu oy business from coming IN her.
THE CATASTROPHE AT PORTLAND
W. FROM FROM me fort1qna Adre'taser February 27l
hos +bo n',,h Vi any ca.astropne that
M" sun siooIl oyer our CITY as tnls.-
VI snose ol uoatu hau connexions OF intimate
and friends and u tboss ts he o, s1ose
- - - i 10 a .aa o ",o ~ ipa.hiZe Win them,
nf Deen py the aelay In the reception
nna - IL ~ @ IL; ~ s.ei } III ~ "uiIn every Ining IN
W .,t u,sas1er seems enveoPeo Rev Mr..
Park street Church, and Rev. Dr.. Shaer, of the
Federal street Baptist Church, preached sermons
yesterday specially upon the subject and it was al
luded to with much feeling in the sermons devo-
tonal exercises in most of the other pulpis in the
city.
nort 80 St.dos, - W." sa'leu rum lhis
arae scboonar tta &c. ST. 'erpoo'' r tooh IN soW
Strong cra1v On ho.rJ oonoan;ad anu r VIII
ford t5e afiont aao,, .h ~ oapt Iraw
nnrt "a e., .h; CIV -, on :c e ne a' tiS
bono aTantm J tli9 w. t III =. I'm no other we
h "a r w seI an tne partlcuars that can
'' s'o"Neu Vi 'ne snooAihs catastrophe.
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WAsH1NGroN Feb ST annoors bu ,o,.or
from the SECRETARY Of State romnnn;c+od ~ a.
House TO-DAY in re- 9snonsa to rasoIut;on I1;c W. f
conv Of Tho Enonaror VanoIaor,s roant IIas I4.s M W
tho Snbaot of onno ga f iet'al oh
not been communcated tn tba tat IL mas
Government Of France nor has Il hean IIe
transmitted bv the ACTING Charoa n, fairs of tbn
limited Statas ot Paris nr;n,ad oon,- Lo,r,a--s.
-. - N:tt'l - P'iA'cu GCoPy' no"eVeI /,
of tho Cto+o na..~tt,-4 -. - ~ thoi ni'rio
-. NN' " va A 'A"H9iA'ioii mas
M lIT"e g ., r.. u.-
af;oon ~ % finceh1es, Iate OF the
~ "a N on nas peeh oruereu 10 boston, and
III oooa W - ~ Ia 10 81 .he0usly slateu'
ttI - lH @ O. ~ 'io o'a.e pePar'meht SNOW the
~ ceI VI peIs"hs einoarhihg at lorelgn ports
TX soo ae ooo year 1893, was
Ahe ieAie treaty was to-aay ueDated several
nours In Executive session by the Senate. Those
who have not decided to onpos" IL t'air minds
are are, open 10 conVlcton. ihe fullest opportunity
wiz Tbo oe uaels aioroea W.i Ior discussion.
. ins ne nouse Miledse reform DILL OWING to failure
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