The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-04
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-A number of Southern
congressman returned from Charleston to-day, and
on their entrance into the House were surrounded
by delegates anxious to hear the latest oral intelli
gence fr ON that city. There was much consequent
confuslon-Th mission Of Mr.. Dmitry to Cen
tral America 1t now appears was only special in
connection with the Nicaragua treaty, and he will
soon return to resume his position as trans
lator In the State Department
magnificent iron steamer Philadelphia has
been chartered to convey the japanese Embas-
sy IRON Norfolk to Washington. They will be re-
celyed here with military and civic hOnors
Captain Tatnal, late Commander of the East India
squadron, has arrived here.-Gov. Corwin has
returned from addressing the Republican State
four hours The Republicans claim that it was the
largest Convention ever held in that city.
The Editorial EXCURSION.
WHEELING, May 3.-The Editorial Excurion over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad promises to be
very large, 200 including the ladies of editors
being now here They are chiefly from the border
States and Kentucky. To-night's train will bring
large accessions, and the entire party which is ex-
pected to number 300, will start on an excursion
trip to Baltimore and Washington tomorrow by
special train, in the charge of VIM. Prescott
Smith, Esq, Master of Transportion, viewing by
daylight, the magnificent scenery along the road
The editors are now holding meeting at the
McLare house.
From CharIeston--The Delegates Leaving for
Home.
CHARLESTON, May Ex-Governor Winston, of Ala
adopted by the Seceders' Convention. because thew
do not contain a demandfor slave code for the
Territories.
The delegates are hourly leaving for boma mt
ting in outsiders as substitutes, With instructions
TO vote as they think proper. If the Conventions
do not hurry up their business there will not be
quorum left.
Body of an Unknown Female Found
SANDY Hook, May 2.-The body of an unknown
on the outer beach yesterday morning, about two
miles from the point of the Hook Her face and
hands were much disigured. In her pocket was
found comb and pair of scissors. An inquest
"supposed acidentaljy drowned Tho hody voo in
terred on sandy HOOK.
ForcibIe Release of a Prisoner
SAVANNAH, May 3.-Captain Farnham of the
Wanderer, who has been confined in iail during the
last six months was released to-dayby some friends
and an attempt by the United States Marshal to
arrest hlm was resisted by revolvers The Mar
shal hnally compromised the matter, and Farnum
Is to appear on Wednesday next and give bonds in
the sum of $4,000.
Railroad Accident
ALBANY, May-2.-The one O'Clock freoht train
on the Central Railroad, from this CITY parted
when within four miles of Schenectady One car
was smashed, and brakeman named Hersfal lite
rally torn to pieces. His remains were scattered
iured' -'o o'ner person was IN
conviction of the Rev Mr. u,ra.,
ol., baLyIDERE, n. j., May 3-Rev, Mr. Harden was
tonood "a. 1ohrIoIeu Vi poisoning ms vile, ana SEN
asked if he had .nrtbiuo -'tn -, y, ounei on oelng
SbnuId II nnt, ne nau anytnlng 10 say why sentence
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