The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
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4uAI1iNl TO THE SIc1LIANs.-Mazzini has address
ca c 70 'he reVolutionists and people of Sicily the
following manifesto. FN0P'0 u oi'iiy 'ne
inscribad us A. When l, almost thirty wears aoo
eTJnitv., ~ 'Ie banners of young italy the word
:ii, wIen said that a ponuiar ;psnrno.; 80
might expel Austria from dnPp poPu.ai lnsuTrecuon
throw tne thrones of the despots Of Faoa aau
ana aples, men laughed at me for enoe nome
P1sstcle dreams, ana declared as Utopian scheme
what Is now the most ardent wish of eyor Ttaiiar
the political union of that Peninsula E9t %I
lustihed my assertions; the revolutions of Ie1e
nave proved that not a throne even when snnnort
ea by foreign bayonets could stand against the will
OF the people; the events which have taken nIaca
IN Italy during the last twelve months clearly SHOW
that unity will be no longer dream but reality
when the people who still groan in chains rive .
s'rong ana fresh impulse to events, and re-assume
and b1 lnl'latlVe. Sicllians be you the first
dnu SnQw that you have not degenerated since the
S9S VI your ancestors. Revolution is permanent in
says 0ld Europe let it once more gain the
t;S - @ "uu thls Time will be the last Let insur-
rScIion spread from one end to anotbor Hr -
island; fight like heroes and Won will b vi our
Inc government of the Bourbons havino. ious bn,
proken down, we will proclaim that which 1,ontnaI
ItaiS mas already chosen-the only one that can he
called ltaiian-that Of the brave and gallant Kir
Let us, therefore, inscrbe on our banners the Iod
Ahhezatloh Before being republican was in
laVor OIL UNITY but it appeared to me that republic
Lone T coI1 lead to 1t; was mistaken. Victor
Ject, and he will conduct her to il comneteIv If tba
people assist him. thus sacrifice nv ideas TO an
old principle; with you, Sicians and with ali the
1ther r people OF the Italian peninsula, who will
nenceinrth form only one natiOn-with Won 7 cry
Long live Victor Emmanuel, King of Italvr 81
clilans, the hour has struck in the name of Italv
to arms. .sJosFpu NJ ,,gt>,r - -
,uA "A HEBREW DIAMOND WEDDING.-At O'Clock this
Aiuesuay) evening there will take place a grand
diamond wedding in the 5th avenue the nrenara-
which ha
OF the hebrew community in a flutter of excite
ment Tor some time past The fair bride is the
daughter OF an eminent broker, is quite Young,
and one OF the most beautiful of "Israrls dark nred
daughters; and the fortunate groom is a scion of
fhlladeiphla family, honorably distinguished in
the political history of the country He Is aIso
youthlul; ana as both the parties as wealthy as
tney can desire, Of course the alliance il one of
affection The nuptials will be performed with N
the splendor of the Jewish ritual. Three hundred
guests, among whom number of Christians
VIII be present; and as it is Jewish etiquette to
wear the most costly Jewels that can be procured
the occasion will be one of great briianev the
or'oal presents are superb One single shawl cost
one thousand dollars; and the brides dress which
.s miracle o, point lace is said to be worth double
the money. Rev. Mr.. Lyons, of the Nineteenth
street and Fifth avenue Synagogue will ofiriota
assisted by Rev. MIR. Lesser, of Philadelnhia Rev'
Dr. Flschel, and other eminent Jewish MINISTERS
", T. Express, Aoy p.
EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGE-W find the fol-
lowing extraordinary challenge in the Petersburg
LnteHigencer of yesterday:
A CHALLENGE-Pri George Lay %, 1861
The subscriber feeling himself to he The Cb9pniop
OF Pro-Slavery men South, will saw that he can
whip the Champion of Anti Slavery men North.
either on land or water. | will enter a room with
hlm-the Presid ent of the United States shall lock
the door behind us, and inspect us for every half
hour until the contest shall have ended. Or will
enter boat on the Mount Vernon side of the Poto-
mac, and meet him the middle Both shall
simultaneously leap from the end of his boat and
swim until we meet, when we will engage; neither
boat to approach until we both agree as to the
Va. II TEr7
GROWING CoLD AGAIN.--The mutual admiration
the recent negotiations of free trade treaty excl
ted, On the part Of the French and English Jour-
nais, would seem to be wearing away already, and
people are beginning to suspect that something
more efficacious than a simple commercial arrange
ment will be needed preserve the entente cordi-
ale. The London Times is busy picking fa,cs in the
treaty, and lnCulging in structures upon the En-
peror, in conneXion with it,more personal than po-
lite. The moral of all which-some people will
say-only goes to demonstrate the utter impossi-
blllty OF making nation Of shopkeepers live, for
any great length OF time, good terms with a
nation of soldiers.
THE CATTLE DISEASE IN CoNGREss.-On Tuesday
the following resolution on motion of Mr. Delano
of Massachusetts, was adopted in the House of
Representatives:
Resolred, That the Committee on Agriculture
be instructed to inquire respecting the novel and
alarming maadv now prevailing among the cattle
In certain localities of the United States, known
as ptew'o-paemnonio; that they consider whether
the infection has or is likely to become so general
as to be subject of national concernment; and to
recommend any action which it may be competent
and eXpedient for Congress to take, with a view
to arresting the ravages of destructive a dis
ease.
ALLEGED DOUBLE MURDER IN RUTLAND, VT.-The
inhabitants OF the town of Rutland are in state of
great excitement, says the New York Ecpress-
Five months since the wife of DIR. Allen, now a
physician of Rutland, formerly Baptist minister,
lled, as was then supposed OF a tumor in the sto-
mach DIR. y. had been suspected of an intimacy
with Mrs. Weeden, which became more evident
liter his wite's death. Last Tuesday Mr. Wecden
neo-Dr. Allen attending him. The prominent
,ltlzens OF the village became aroused and Satur-
lfy both the bodies were disinterred. The same
hight DR.. Allen and Mrs. Weeden were arrested
md lodged in Jail. The stomachs of the deceased
lave been sent to New Gork for chemical investi-
cation.
The LATE New YonK PosrMAsTER.-The New
ork Express says that Fowler left that city on the
sth in the Moses Taylor, for Havana whence,
doubtless, he will go to Mexico, or somewhere
n South America, to escape United States treaties
or the surrender of criminals and to trv to recover
lls fallen fortunes. The paper remarks:
low, from the day Of the announcement of the de-
alcahon, Sunday, May l3. on to the 1Sth-fve
lays-he escaped the u. 5. Marshal and his depu-
les, and how he got off in the Moses Tavlor are
New York puzzles which only the initiated ram
nravel. The officers and ship men were doubtless
lind, all blind and did not see.
THE GROWING CRoPs.-We publish the following
xtract from letter received from an extensive
nu intelligent farmer OF Washington county, Md.
81 presume you have heard ere this that the fv
injuring a great deal of wheat in this county: in
eed | never saw them so numerous and II tho
,eather was not so favorable to the growing wheat
mere "ould pe no tellng the consequences. We
ave a variety OF reports on the subject. and in
ONE localities they are said to be so destructive
nat whole fields are eaten up. | think, however,
hat the reports are exaggerated"
TIE FIRST BEQUEsr TO THE MouNr VERNON Asso-
i. Elliott deceased If Charl, ston,
!. c., left in his will SIO0 to the Ladies' Mount
rernon Association This, we believe is the first
equest to that interesting Association, and, al
h6ugh the sum is not large, it is honorable to the
iemory OF the deceased gentleman, and the feel
~ mat dlctated 1t is IN Keeping with the patriotic
I1l "hlch nave Always distinguished lis
lmhy'
Tur Irrrt,nv Wopr,s or FnrnrnIcx .r,,r, cnr,n
King Frederick the Great. Of Prussia dnring his
ietme caused a splendid edition of his works to
published illustrated with numerous copper
ates; but after few copies had been circulated
e King changed bis mind, and the edition disap-
Jared. The few copies that found their way to
- 1 bu",o We slnct oeen considered as rariues.
"ui iuE olc pulluins repairs at Derln. the
= 80 e'cu eoltion was 'ouhu III humoer OF nailed
D'NeS "
The Grand Jury of the Criminal Court at Mem