The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-23
LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival OF the Overlnnd Cnlifornia N1nil.

M,rr, "a 'me oEerinhI % oi Th n hai1 T.
;forna Woi, ~ Ia Ia
Ard ;nat ha, Tan T " :L
nat at Snno,r. 4h ooi Ia a'io IN I,i'r Ti ~:
Woora 80 nIontnS o te A''n t, wen IN
~ 80 % ;t, ,esuen'' Ir "A Ioninl''ee vi lol
ST." IfpoaIeeu fDI " Gla'I resolutions 0ehatol
Of resnutions wara roDontsd nd ndntad TI
G e ie'oiu'iohS were reported anu adopted. lh'
s sI ehuorses tne principles OF the CINCINNATI plat
% lolih as tnose wnlch can alone preserve the un1or
anu lnaintah ma tIe integrity OF the Democratic par
W Inc second approves the Dred Scott decision
Inc thlrd and fourth favors the Pacific Railroad
ana ana lelegraph, ana the overland Mail. The fifth
Tt Tuy ses tne administration OF Mr.. buchanan
S nV siAln spplo'es tne past ana present democrat
~ ~ gay nnuI!nistrauoh Inc seventh declares
Danlel .. DlcKinSon as the first choice of the De
oo!acy Vi Callloih,a LOT the PRESIDENCY, but does
III EI insll uSC lhe ueegateS 10 support INN. The
lTollo"lns ueieSates were CHOSEN 10 the Charleston
13hvemti1n; tne last l0nr beng aternates: John
Bldwell, John A. Dresslillis. G. W. Patrick, John
>. Duaiey, austin Il; smith, John Renis, ID. 5.
uregory ana Mayor bradley. AS the delegates
are hot instructed ana are selected from diferen'
wings ol the party, IL is impossible to foreshadow
tneir Votes. none OF them have been known as
particularly hostile 10 Mr Douglas.
- After their election Mr. Gregory, positive
SI Gwln ana Weller man, offered resolution that
Stephen A. Douglas be declared the last choice Of
the convention, which was laid on the table by a
vote OF zo4 to 10. 1t Is now pretty generally con
ceded that seven OF the eight delegates friend:
OF Senator Latham.
Inc olhcial survey OF Gen. Sutter has been re-
Surnea 10 tne United states District Court by the
.y vi "eheral. II locates the claim IN. two
tracts; one tract OF two square leagues covers Sa
cramento City and environs The other, of nine
leagues is located on Fraser River, to include
tne city OF Marysvilie The locations will be con,
tbo ban5 VI pe9pie ou'slue ana INSIDE ol
'''' Hi JGHIear !; ,,,at,I9 ,es IHulcA1ed-
or;Iat. ,o rns anu WIN pe introduced IN the
tem for Sar r. Ero netropollta9 ponce sys
Na1 VI io l0i''0' "''ei 'ne P'an Vi the present
Since tho roo5s boro booo,,o ,,,..ol,Io e.. ,1.,
taanos fron tho WSsb OeoGe pa:saole Lor loaueu
and half of silver orn b.s nttiess aDoTI ION
on ,aae ot VI e1o vi nas arrived IN Dan francls
many Peopie leave oan FRANCISCO daily for the sill
yer region. Inc interior papers report parties
destination. The fortune-hunters seem determined
to be on the ground long before the snow leaves it,
STAGES arrive at PlacaryiIIa 5o;Iy loodod dor-n
with nassangers oil aao 90 or 80 th uom
to;n. ~ a. soonI;o 80. 80 ,Sss So " ' o'oi INC 'houh-
Ra,i I' pnIens snI aiLi1se g. Co hnUlnent.
a'l' naAel oo.' bankers OF San Franclsco,
Company, part Of the original Comstock lead.
for $4,000. Three other shares in the same Com
pany, representing IT'S feet of the lead have been
recently sold in San Francisco for SlO5 OOO
Another sale of l24th of ii 900 feet was made
at S45 ,0O0
The news from Carson Valley continues of the
same character as before Many San Francisco
capitalists have arrived there and the value of mi
ming claims was rapidly increasing from the eager
ness of parties to purchase On the DEVILS Gate
and Chinatown district pa leads of what are honed
to be silver ore, have been claimed and recorded
including an area of five miles souare
The gold mining at Gold Hill was hiuhly suc.
cessful.
[LATEST-By TeIeqraph to Freno City
SAN FRANcIsco, Saturday, March 3, p. NJ, 1850.
There is mo trada wbotevor Mono,- :; 80
collateral paper finds no favor on acconnt of snsni
cion prevailing that the citv trade ia more or IesS
engaged in the Washoe silver snecnlations
T. ? - - ~ - e ~ oii 81, 0i 9Pe0u
+hn a;ht piIeo.y senetaiy G3nceueu t1aI seven Oh
aro Sal, oF Srot " .ne % onaI stph oon enIon
b;s ;na,,onoo " 'e'o' H"'nahi' anu electeu through
''0 er1rp >rp,rs
SAN Francisco, March Arr Feb % shin Hnnts.
vile from Rostop shin Co1hert M 90 80 sup unts
goth, bark Denmark, (Dan, from Liyernool: March
ship Atlas from Carrona Sailed March / shin Eliza
tBr y for Mazatlan Aso arr Feb 90 steamer John L.
stephens from Panama She reports all the passengers
"Tui, Mb anu d no ueasns On the voyage.
Sailed shns MoonIipht Honr Kong Pr,o noa
Wind, and MONDAY for CaIIao' ''-1" D0''A' est
From Washington.
w NASHINGroN, March 22.-Consul General Harris,
m wrlt'hg g iron! from Jedao TO the Secretary OF State,
says American affairs there are in an unsatisfactory
condition. The Japanese evade the faithful obser-
vance OF the most important of the treaty stpula-
addS tbot bo i nnroar;nd :; ne
~ cort f a. ies S ~ us sot ts W conF lhce
sn , u 'ne dangerous course IL is pur-
inours hv he prasant oour,o - oLax,. g /
ter could be IpoLed for no LUZ Tue pet'
'e Tbo doour,o'.H NC .utHeu oont 1t' .. 49,
tion tho fant tbo 5 ~ tne SENATE to9ay men
ona - ia .iao loru requests the JaPa-
nese 10 sena an AMBASSADOR direct to England but
the rrsfsreuce e"0 gVdng tnis country
tarv Of the Nav ~ iand tbo Eh Go the oecre
trv at New YORK bnt onr GnnSi ~ en,1 @ coun,
that tbav ha hror1bt d;rootIr ~ WL;t al n ms ses
vii he at 10 aSnlngton' Iney
bigb d;enita~es and servopts pu'u hT e1pense. Inc
three Aoei se'en'y
Messrs. Hoard. Case Rnrnbom Ronban, oud
Dimmck, were today announced IN the Hnnse nc az
the select committee on Mr.. Hoard's resolnton ii.
rectinp an examination into the cbar~oS ~ oda =;
debate by Messrs Haskins Adroin aSd u;olIro -, -
against the President. Of seeking 70 mnronarfr ;n
fuence their official actions on the Lecompton hill
But Mr. Bonham asked, and was excused from ser.
wing on the committee.
The Senate's Committee on the Judiciary. TO
whom the subject was referred. have decided fo re-
port on the nexpediency of reporting a general
bankrupt bill at present.