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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The STORM IN New ORLEANs.-The New Orleans
papers of Sunday have but little in reference to
the great storm of Saturday last the extent of the
damage there not being known. The Delta says :
The terrible equinoxia gale felt here yesterday
had dreadful effects upon the town of Milneburg,
Lake POntchartrain. The waves broke up the
wharves and destroyed great many small crafts.
One schooner was badly STAYED by running against
the wharf. The streets were flooded and the rail-
road track covered with water for some distance
ishngboat, with young lad aboard, was cap
sized at some two hundred yards distance from
shore. Four men jumped into boat and went to
the rescue of the lad One of them, a Frenchman,
named Henry LeBrenton, jumped overheard and,
catching hold of the lad had him safely transferred
to the boat; but huge wave swept off the frail
craft, and he could not get on board. He held on
to the keel of the capsized boat and cried out to
the men to take the lad ashore and come back for
him. They obeyed, but return was impossible, and
their boat and three others that attempted to go
the rescue We're alternately swamped The poor
fellow held on to the keel for two hours and was
finally washed away perfectly exhausted. His genl
erosity cost him his life.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
Tlunetaru an0 Commercial Rfbifh.
BALTIMORE, September 10, 1850.

There was quite active movement in the Stock of
the Canton Co. again to day. and further advance of
81 per share vas established in it, Sales of
1900 shares made at from s3 up to $23k cash and
time and it closed at s22 bid, S23K asked regular
In New York day Canton fell of X the closing price
for at the first being S22 The recent move
ment in this stock has been occasioned presume by
the determination the commissioners appointed by the
last legislature to proceed with the removal State
tobacco warehouses the grounds of the Canton Rail
road shares quiet again day and for Baltimore
AMI Ohio the market was very heavy 1t offered at
the Board at $s34, this figure being decline of on
the price asked for it yesterday but only $50 cash
bid for it, OF Northern Central there 800 shares
sold s23% cash. and s23 time, and it closed s23K
bid S23A asked regular way. Northern Central 1855
bonds fell of today to per cent sales of So 900 of
them were made at 6ShG6S and they closel at 6S bid,
6SS asked. The only other transaction in Loans a
sale of 81 coo Missouri 6's at SO4.
The Mining stocks pretty active again to day,
and they generally quite strong or Gardner Hill
there 900 shares sold at 81 time this figure
ing advance of the closing price of yesterday
For Springfield there quite active inquiry, and
it improved to 5l6. Sales made of 800 shares
at s3%d3 cash, and $3.50 time, and it closed s344
bid, s3h asked regular way OfGuilford there were
800 shares sold at s2s yesterdays price. Consolidated
very strong again, sales of 5000 shares of being
made at 81 go cash. We also of ESQ shares
Rudise at 81 cash. 34o0 shares Silver Valley 81
OILS cash, and 81 IS time 500 shares Baltimore and
North Carolina at 81 and 500 shares Cambridge at Sh
l19, the closing sales being at the inside figure. In
Deep River there but little done only 100 shares be-
ing sold at 81 cash, but it closed steady and firm
SIX bid, sl.l9 asked regular way.
In New York to-day nearly all the stocks the list
were lower. Virginia 6's declined n; Missouri 6's 4
Canton X Reading u Cleveland and Toledo Il; Michi-
gan Southern \; Michigan Southern guaranteed \;
Rock Island r. Harlem 81 end Galena and Chicago %.
New York Central improved q, and Erie advanced at
the first board ~ but it fell off again at the
board "
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
Indian ARRAY at Fort smith

Font SMITH, Ar kansas, Sept. 18-A fight took
place last night between party of Cherokee In.
dans at this place. The encounter was fierce and
bloody. Knives and pistols We're used with mur.
derous energy Two were killed and two mortal
ly wounded. The atfray grew out of a family feud,
which nothing but blood could reconcile.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
nA1r1,tnpr cnIrNrv rnI-nn LID

BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT-JUDGE PRICE.
TOwsoNTowN, Sept. l9.-The civil case of Wy
man Byrd Co. Us. Lee and Dunbar, garnishees
of Dunbar and Kearfoot for the recovery of So 87O
commenced yesterday, was resumed and occupied
the attention of the Court the entire day. Not
cluded. Messrs. Waters, Cuttings and Byrd for the
plaintiffs and Messrs. Pitts, Williams and Marshall
for dafnnhnnts
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

New ORLEANS, Sent. ls.-The schooner Virginia
Antoinette arrived here to day, from Vera Cruz on
the I'd inst, with S373 900 in specie.
force of 10000 Liberals was marching on the
capital.
Miramon had fortified himself in the city with
$500 men. An attack expected to be made On
the Sth inst
new loan, to be levied on Mexicans alone, is
expected to be proclaimed.
The Bishop of Guadalajara had been released by
Degollado.
1t was reported that Gen. Uraga had escaped
The correspondent of Ell ProJreso, writing from
the capital, says the Liberal army had left Quere-
taro, and was expected at the capital on the Sth.
A force of 5000 men was advancing from Guerra
bacco.
Cen Ortega was expected from Guadalaiara.
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The Storm Mt MObile--LOss of the Shin r. III
nd Sixteen LIKES

MOBILE Sept lS.-The storm of Saturday flood
ed one-thrd of the city. The loss is estimated
at one million dollars
The loss of the ship R. Fl. Dixey in Mobile Bay,
during the storm, attended with the loss of six
teen lives, including the captain.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
PhiIadelnhia Academy OFF Music

PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-The season at the
Academy of Music opened this evening under most
fattering auspices, with the performance of Som
nambula, Patti appearing as Amina The Natali
Sisters appear to morrow in Trovatore.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Some days since, William Jacobs, with his wife
and two sons, arrested on the charge of steal
ing preserves from of the citizens of Elizabeth,
Pa. The father and mother obtained bail, but the
two boys kept in confinement. One of them
felt so deeply the disgrace brought upon him in
consequence of being charged with the crime of
theft, that he committed suicide by hanging.
The Boston Pilot, in a short notice of the inde-
pendent movement among the Catholics of Rich
mond, Va, says awe notice this merely to show
our own readers how stupendous Y ignorant it is
possible for heretics to be. Only think of Catho-
ic church cut off from the Fountain Head of the
Church Universal"
The funeral of Don Juan Belo Chilean Minister
to this country, took place in New York on Tues
day, from the church of St. Francis Xavier. 1t
was attended by large number of influential citi-
zens, and the whole of the diplomatic corps of that
city. The remains will be forwarded to Chile for
interment.
Rev. Simon Eutujlan, pastor of the Evangelical
Armenian Church in Constantinople, Turkey, ar
rived In this country by the steamer Illinois, few
days ago. He hopes to be able to interest the
christian public in behalf of the Evangelical cause
in Turkey.
Johnny Roach, New York prze-tghter, was
arrested in that city Tuesday at the instance OF
his wife, who stated that he about to 60 tc
Boston to engage in fight which she wished tC
prevent, and took that method to accomplish heI
purpose,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

ROTTERDAM-Ship Lelid-s93 hhds tobacco 237 bbls
flour, 95 bbls. beef, 1861 slaves.
HARBoR GRACE, N. F.-Brig So!ferino-1,7s9 bbls
-four 100 bbs meal, Is bags coffee Is bXs tobacco
so bhls. pitch.
MARsEILLEs Ship F. " Brunei, ,314 hhds tobacco
2SS bags bark, $50 bbs. rosin, 10 $40 slaves.
WEST INDIEs-Brig Lady Of the Ldke-740 bbls flour
so hafbbls. do, loo bbs. meal 20 halfbbs do 81
bbs pilot bread, 200 bushels corn, tcs rice half tcs
do 10 halfbbs pilot bread, 100 tins lard leo kegs do
so cases oysters do. salmon, do. lobsers box
cine so bXs candles, 10 Or casks wine, 10 puncheons
meal bds. brooms "a doz pals, 10 bxs. tim bxs hard
ware, 2 900 It. white pine lumber.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The seizure of Irish linens from the firm of
Smeeton & Brown, New York, by the Custom
House authorities, has not yet been settled. About
fifty bales of the goods have been carted to the pub
lie stores, Broad street, and officials placed in
charge of the remainder of the stock at the house
of the firm.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
Heavy R0hherV

HtaVy - .
New YORK, Sept. ia man named Ricketts,,
from England, robbed of draft for 10000
last night in this city.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The public buildings and grounds in and about
Washington are undergoing considerable renova-
tion and Improvement, thorough and complete
as limited expenditure of means will admit of, in
order that they may present creditable appear
ance when Lord Renirew and suite visit that city.
The Presidents mansion, especially, is receiving
the attention of the commissioner in this respect
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Mr.. Paran Stevens, who keeps the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in New York, keeps also the Continental Ho-
tel of Philadelphia the Revere House and the Ire
mont House of Boston, the Battle House, Mobile,
and the Point Clear House, Point Clear, Alabama
in all six trst-cass hotels, involving capital and
current expenses of several millions. Mr.. Stevens
is a native Of Claremopt, n, II;
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Mrs. Hoey, the leading actress at Wallack's the.
atre, New York, after riding home on Friday night
left jewel case, containing 81 500 worth of arti-
cles, in the carriage. The driver and his friends
got merry and distributed the jewelry among their
female relatives, but on Saturday were compelled
To rnstnra il and Wara locked for theft
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The grandfather of the Hon. John Covode of
Pennsylvania picked up at Amsterdam when a
child OF three or four years, put vessel, and
brought to Philadelphia, where he was sold by the
captain as ''redemptioner" until he was 2S years
of age, the captain giving him the name of Covode.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

commission appointed not long since in
the efficiency of the national defences. and more
particularly to decide upon the relative merits of
floating and fixed batteries. Their report has been
published, and from it we learn that they recon-
mend the use of floating batteries preferable to
stationary Notifications
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
THE LADY ELGIN DISASTER.

FINDING CAPTAIN WILSON'S BoDY-THE HULL OF THE
STEAMER AFLoAT-THE LATE MIR. INGRAM.
The Chicago Press and Tribune OF the 18th gives
the following:
1t excited thrill of emotion among the sper;a-
tors and bvstauders, then a large throng, rs the
body marked ''No. 73" and identified as thcC of the
late gallant commander of the Inflated steamer,
borne from the wagon into the dead-rrom. 1t was
recovered in special trip of the steamtug Nc
Queen, about three mies off Winetka, and nearly
off the place where he fell victim to his sublime
heroism. A gold watch and chain were taken from
the body by Captain Prindvie, and the remains
were placed in the hands of one of our undertakers
to be placed in metallic burial case, ready for re-
moval to the desolated home of the late brave
sailor, in Coldwater Mich
There was little in the features that could be
identified decomposition having been rapid, and
the violence with which the body was made the
sport of the snrf destroying all semblance to the
countenance in which nature had not written
line of aught but manliness, courage and devo-
tion to duty, nobly exemplifed in the fate of him
who could not seek his own safety in the raging
surf while women and children claimed the exer-
tiOns of his gallant arm
Captain Wilson's widow and other friends are
expected to reach the city to dav. Captain Prin-
divie, owner of the Mcqueen, who was out with
that gallant little steamer erday, informs us
that about six miles off Winetka, and manifestly
not far from the exact spot OF the DISASTER is the
entire forward portion of the hull of the Lady Egn,
partially submerged and riding at anchor 1t is
board side cut off just where the fatal blow came,
on the other side the frames and planking running
further back. The hull is of course empty and
naked. it doubtless carried down with the
engine, and becoming released has risen to ride at
the anchors bent to the chain cables at the bow
1t floats to mark the spot where many brave and
loving heart pershed from earth.
The remains of the late Hon. Herbert Ingram,
NJ. P, of Boston, England, were escorted from the
Briggs House to the Michigan Central depot by the
ST. Georges Society. The following explains itself:
"a CARD-W. H. Stanse of the office of the Illustrated
London Nec begs behalf of the relatives of the late
much lamented Herbert Ingram, Esq, of London,
press his sincere and heartfelt thanks to the gentlemen
Chicago who kindly and disinterestedy took charge
Of the body of the above named genteman and
while thanking ALL especially feels grateful to the follow
ing gentlemen viz: H. Hayward, ESQ.,, Mr.. French. OF
Briggss Hotel, T. Hudson, Esq, and - Andrews, Esq
and also to the British Consul J. r. wilkins ESQ., for his
assistance to W. H S. personally.
To those who are merciful, God will extend mercy
Eighty bodies have been found, and vessels
on the lakes report having seen over hundred
floating bodies. A steamtug has been sent from Chi
cago to collect these bodies and take them to land
for recopnition and intermpnt
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The Prince of Wales has sent Blondin, the Prince
of Rope, $500.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Rev. f. P. Rogers, of Newark, n. j., will sail for
Africa on the 18th of October, under the auspices
of the African Civilization Society, to make the ne
cessary arrangements for CARRYING into operation
the plans of the Society in the Yoruba country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Since Jan 1.... 4S6 s47, ,525 9SS S647Sl 1888
In money there is change to note, excepting per-
haps increased ease Dem and loans 6d7 per cent
and paper 6 al cent? and lower rates than these are
occasionally accepted.
The following statement shows the business of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company for the
month Of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The annual session of the Virginia Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held
in Alexandria, in November next, commencing on
the 2lst of that month. Bishop Payne is expected
To preside
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

A man named Knight killed at Strausburg,
Va, on Monday. He and another man, both intoX-
cated, engaged in fight, which resulted in knight
being stabbed He died about fifteen minutes after
receiving the wound.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

A new steamship for the Cunard line is now
building the Clyde by Messrs. Napier & Co.
Her hull is to be of iron, and she will be larger
than the Persia, and will be named the Scotia
Capt Judkins of the Persia will command her
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.-A Cuba letter to the
Charleston Mercury, says: GA cargo of slaves has
been landed near Canimas but one or two Others
have been captured. Government seems in earn
est put down the trade, obeying, no doubt,
orders recently received from Madrid Several
formed that the late Governor of Sagua has been
removed and ordered to continue his services in
Spain, for having allowed cargo or two to be dis
embark ked ="
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Messrs. Smith, Elder & Co., of London, have re-
printed the Hon. Edward Everett's speech Amer
lean Institutions, delivered last fourth of July in
Boston.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

THE FAMINE IN KANsAs.-A correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from Mound City, Kan
sas, under date of Sept. 8, says;
attended the meeting yesterday to take into
consideration the propriety of assisting citizens
to the comforts of ife absolute famine is just at
door. Hundreds and thousands are leaving.
have been travelling in Southern Kansas, and am
sure the half has not been told. Many of our
friends obliged to leave their claims, and the
Missourans taking their homes, and the Land
officers at Fort Scott favor all such high-handed
injustice.
[ am not in the habit of begging, but went to
my neighbor, who has for sale, and not having
any money, proposed to let him have a shovel
plOw, parlor stove, clock, fine spring calf,
any thing which had on hand bat no corn with
out money. l went to another man; but no better
luck At length good man gave order
for little meal, and be this is all that is be-
tween and death. E. VEATCH.
On Tuesday, in the Court of General Sessions,
New York, William H. McSorley was convicted
of burglary in the first degree, in entering the
dwelling house of Mr. James s. Lyons with intent
to rob. The accused being old offender, having
been previously convicted and punished for like
offence, he was sentenced to the State Prison for
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
PRI01s AHDsALES STOCKS INsEw ivah
The Tribune of this morning says;

IT1Od7le OF ths morning says:
The stock market this morning active, but rregu-
iar Inc reaction of yesterday afternoon continued
some descriptions, bn there courage and en-.
ergy exhibited by the prominent bears. The foreign
news was used with some effect depres the market
casting some doubt the future demand our
ais from the other side and this aided by the action
of parties who came in to realize
we annex comparative statement of the exports eX.
elusive of specie) from New York to Foreign Ports for
the week and since Jan. l:
1858 1859. 1860
For Tho I n "a
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

ANrI-RENT OUTRAGE AT SANDLAKE, n. Y.-On
Thursday night last the anti-rent fever revived at
Sandlake N. y, and under its influence a body of
men, disguised in masks and calicoes robbed con-
stable of his papers, although they refrained doing
any injury to his person. Seeing resistance useless
he gave up the documents they were in search Of
On surrendering his papers he was allowed to 90
nome unl9Jured, after having been absent only
about an hour. The affair is creating intense ex-
cltement. whether the anti-rent troubles are TO
be revived, or whether this is onlv nolitical
dodge, in view of election, is not known
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The extension to the Treasury building in Wash
ington is rapidly approaching completion. Almost
ali the rooms on the ground and second stories are
now ready for OccupatiOn.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

THE QUINCY FAMLy.-The father of the venera.
BILE Josiah Quincy was named Josiah. His oldest
son is also named Josiah. The oldest son of Josiah
Quincy, Jr, is named Josiah, and his oldest son is
Josiah. Thus four Josahs, lineally descended from
the father of President Quincy, still living. Jo
siah Quincy, of New Hampshire, who has filled sew
era prominent Offices, and is the leading lawyer in
that State belongs to the same stock.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Hon. Wm NJ. Dayton, the Republican candidate
for the Vice Presidency, in 1856, was to address
meeting of that party in New York last night.
Rev. Crawford Toy, young Baptist minister of
Norfolk, Va, is preparing to go as missionary to
Japan.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

fishing advance all but prime descriptions of
per lb the withdrawn portion afterwards taken
4hdl4B cts. Privately the demand has been limited
the announcement of public sale of ZIG bags Ro for
to-day, having checked business.
STOCK OF RIO
Sept. 15-New Orleans .....,........... 5000 bags.
baltimore e.................... 5000 "
"-Philadelphia. .................. 500
IS New York .................. IL ,091 "
2S SOL
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

DUEL BETWEEN TEXAS EDrroRs The San An
tona Herald of the 2sth ult., learns through pri
vate letter from austin, dated August 22d, that
Major John Marshall, of the State Ga=ette, and
Hon. A b. Norton, of the MteHigence,, have gone
out to have a hostile meeting. The parties are
said to have retired to some point on the confines
of the Cherokee Nation. Much excitement exists
in Austin account of the expected result
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

CAPTAIN Farnham, of the slave yacht ''Wander-
er" notoriety, was arrested in New York on Fri
day, charged with assaulting a fellow passenger in
nil
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Bayard Taylor, in a farewell letter to the New
York Mercury thus sums up his labors for the past
sixteen months: "Two hundred and fifty lectures,
thirty thousand miles travel, forty-eight Mercury
articles, two books published, and one house built"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

John B. Cough the eminent temperance advo-
cate will deliver his first lecture since his return
from Europe, at the Cooper Institute, New York,
on Monday evening, October l, under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The United States as. Henry Travers. An action
to recover S400, penalty of bond for the non
return Of seaman named James 5. Campbell
shipped from this port on board the brig John p.
Hooper, and who turned ashore the Island
OF Jamaica by the captain of the brig during her
voyage. On trial. VIM. Meade Addison, United
States District Attorney prosecuting. S. Teackle
Wallis, ESQ, for the defence.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

The citizens of Leake county, Miss, are holding
ocorn meetings. to procure corn for the pressing
wants of those who have made total failure in
their corn crops this year"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Two blacksmiths in Brooklyn, N. Y, had duel
with sledge hammers the other day and both were
fatally injured.
Three daughters of MIR. Levi Price, of Reading,
Pa died last week within fortyeight hours OF each
other of diptheria.
Travel on the Alexandria and Washington Rail-
road is to be resumed
Hon. wm L, Yancey is announced to speak In
Abingdon, Va, to-day
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Mr.. Shaw, the rich old bachelor of st. Louis
against whom Effie Carstang brought that notable
breach of promise case, is assessed at S57OOOO for
real estate, and S43,50O for personal property.
Efia stilI resides in st, Louis.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

Hon. Edw ard Everett is to open the course OF
lectures which will be delivered before the Mercan
tile Library Association of Boston this winter.
Gerritt Smith is said to be dividing property t.
the value of $500, 900 among five devoted relatives