The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-26

H"o tdhcH pldCe DeJWeSu w m II
r"rheli, Esq, and his Excellency Gov Hicks, in
''S"iu 10 notice appearing in the Baltimore pa
pe'' 'lat the latter had accepted the bond of Mr..
o"fIe'', the contestant for the COMPREHENSIVE of
the State:
TREASURY DEPT, CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE1
49, ANNAPOLIS, April 23d. 1860
TO the Hon. Thomas H. Hicks, Gopernor
DEAR ) IR: To prevent confusion in the nphIic
mind and embarrassment in CONDUCTING tba h,o;
ness OF this office, am under the necessity of re-
questng from your Excellency an authoritative con
tradiction Of the report that you have approved
the bond of A. L. Jarrett Esq, and have admin
istered to him the oath of office.
Most respectfully, your obedient servant,
VIM ii. PURNELL, Comptroller
STATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
- ,, ANNAPOLIS, April "a, 1860.
Hon. William H. PurneU
DEAR SIR In reply to YOUR communication of
one zod Iyesterday), requesting authoritative
the BOND offered by A. l.. Jarrett, ESQ. and that
had administered to him the oath Of office ! am
induced to give the following certificate in order
10 correction OF the misrepresentation that dis
cover have made their way into the newspaners
To all whom it may concern, certify that have
rejected the bond offered by A. L. Jarrett, ESQ.
and that refused to administer to him the oath of
office. THOS n HIcKs
From tie london Post, April l3.l
IHE lNSURRECTIoN IN SICILY.-Severzl bands of
rebels having risen in the environs of Palermo in
order to create q diversion, were beaten and pur-
sued in all directions. The official journal does
not speak OF an lnsurrection, bat announces that
General Sabzano has placed Palermo in a state of
siege, and also adds that teegraphic despatch re-
celved on the afternoon of the 5th inst. afiirms
that all the other provinces of Sicily have been
tranquil and that the inhabitants of Palmero had
not taken part in the combat of the 4th.
Letters state that on the evening of the 9th an
immense crowd. so OO0 oI.J a.,
hue TOlide at Naples, and raised shouts of "Viya
la Constitutions" before the residence of the
Papal Nunico. The streets were quickly cleared
by the patrols.
TURIN, April H. 1SGO.-Accordng to news from
Naples to the 10th, the insurgents numbering
about ten thousand well armed men, were concen-
trated in the Sicilian Islands and had interrupted
the canals communicating with Palermo The
troops quartered in that city attacked every
night. The Neapolitan fleet was cruising along
the coast.
The Opinione publishes the following despatch,
dated April 10: ''The insurrection in Sicily ap-
pears to be spreading The despatch of troops con
uhueS. Great agitation prevails at Naples"
TnE CATTLE DISEASE IN MAssAcHUsErrs.-Th
history of this disease, far as known is as follows:
In the month of Nav, 1852 there arrived in Boston
from Holland, four Dutch cows directed to w w
Chenery, of Belmont. These cows were black
Ick-skinued, large and said to be great mixers
On landing they appeared hungry, thirsty and
neglected. and one of them, it is said had not been
on her legs for twenty days. Two of these cows
were so feeble they had to be carted to Belmont
some six miles from Boston. A few DAYS after
arrival, on the 3lst Of May, one of the cows died
On the I'd of June second died, and on the 3Oth
OF June third died. The fourth is now alive and
doing well. In all, Mr.. Chenery has, within year
lost q head of cattle of other importations then
on his premises. The disease was not supposed
contagious till recently. The first symptoms Of
the disease are dropping of the head, a cough,
refusal to eat, and painting for breath At pre-
sent the disease is confined to territory about l.
miles square, territory abounding in cattle All
trade is suspended, the cattle are forbidden under
penalty to be sold, and the herds are ordered by
the Commissioners to be closely kept on their pre-
misses.
A MATEEy,TIc,I PqFyGyFyoI a voupo man
has up-spruno in Now York who hoe baon7 7riftod
with unnrecedanted nowerS Of caic,Io tinns H.
wooden slate and A piece of chalk. On this slate
in one instance five columns Of ton foures vere
placed, which were repIete with the bea2ier mime
rails. Mr.. Hutchinson (this is the phenomenon's
name) was not permitted to see the figures until
they were all marked down. He then seized the
chalk, and with convusive jerk put down at the
bottom the correct sum total, with a rapidity that
scarcely allowed him time to glance at the figures
The youth does, with the same lightning rapidity,
sums sun IN Guoe ana square root. lie says he makes
MS Gaculatlohs pS a oennlte season lie Is engaged
ny ~ patnunl, ana WI give lessons at the museum.
o iLs % 'ntS .,i,,S ~ ii' peeH thaU @ any
''. uio "ismins " stump thls remarkaole out not
., senuinous "uuer h'S 0hiy 10 ASK MN 10 add
up tne ehormltieS OF our iate legislature, or the
ProntS !hat tne "ridiron SPECTATORS Will make out
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IHE FATE OF Miss WHEELER.-We scarcely know
Whetner our readers VIII be more panied or re-
neVed TO near that Miss Emily Wheeler, the
daughter OF General Wheeler, of Cawnpore, is
still alive. Captain Harvey, superintendent Of the
department Tor the abolition OF Ihuggee, has had
communication with the unfortunate young lady,
who, we understand, is so utterly broken in spirit
that she entreats her friends not to seek to bring
her back again. but to leave her to her wretched fate
ct 1t were better surely Tor the poor girl herself
that her request should otbe complied with. Time
S "a ave te Vi even ner Sor
what ;Id risho % u" iea 70 Ler 10 obey
f fr Nv i9.ico ne. Loi olu hcI ness
Tho Governnot s55orId iS;ot a. sog; Ia
and iust;ca b osoarti; ,L .iSIy rs v" GlSTi.y
Of t6is sod d .no :. uc pa
with relentless sevarit Rn,,J1 ,'J P'' '''
N-- DO",oog 'V~''''
JGLLlEN.-ltls sad OF julien that, shortly before
ms death, he entered his house armed with a large
Knlle. Come mere, SAID he to his adopted child,
girl about eighteen years old, 81 am going to let
70 ~" ,t "e"' .ne anselS Stns' ne was gong
u;S neL euioaI. 6Hv nW-:,ii Hau presence Oh
7 .o rt 80 L ~ ivP'y IN y, TuC peIoiI
= - g. g. ~ - ~ n0~i y" Pt%1 va gHI Iudc :
~ ,hn, p% o"' nus anu ou''ien S
'lI iu'' eNoeiionV, "iu "ent % W Ses us
oo,.n;S tte uhHaPPy LlaIn"h WIs secured % an"
f - ~ tto Pat,n'0 IL HitiI nc Gieu
roo ia}+ - 80 -" Us" 10 oa,I;t; iI tn' us fanny
IL . .e- uestteute eonuI.on
Ne,,orh Ae,ie tbat h d ~ .ne
of Dr AcbiU bt nr .nG , anu oilituI@ @ Gu
recently created in HohoSan are in nrfaotI %as.
titute condition living on the aims of our conntry
men in Florence He Skinned them at Now York
ost vaar nnder , snec;ons r1rata,rt ,,itb tSo ,,o
se to sunnlv their wants monthly hv hiIIs nf eI
change since which the only Intelligence thev have
had of him was throuoh the newsnaner renort oF
his baying another woman and chiid in New Ter.
sew. Meosnres have baan taken n can him IN ar
count.
Ivyru I,v-Ty Nrno,sT, A. Iuror;o oo
cont Tnasdor a mon nannad Nosos W., Jal;bar
tai ,nnrdaod WIZ, w S. sharro or
bnt 80 HI; hmd M da3 - ?ttoi
81 ;to n,S IS I - - n"2 J
o,d % .L VI S a. "t.oCit, any
tb ~, AZ az tba o;tod - 49, I'D
i;g 10y ~ JuuStI -;
r,t ~ - - , W ,';ti r. TLsi 1n asil -.
to the sentence of the Judges, Young was hanged,
the gallOws being erected over the spot where the
murder was done.
Ev,Dvvcvs or Lrx,cv-Tbroe narsops wora
arrested in paris and indged to no lunotic bacausa
bav tried to enter the naIaca and call ON Name
con One was n commercial clerk vbo desired to
% - r,ood ,norrirr to his Noiost- and t nrason+
i'm a conv of a work on tbc n6ysicaI corstitnt;an
If the globe; he was at once given up to the po-
ice. The second was farmer who wished to
how the Emperor some remarkable turnips The
hird was a cook with a natant method f1r roast
NO fowls
a BLOOMING KELIC.-Ihe old Stuyvesant pear
Tree, at the corner OF Thirteenth street ana IhlTa