The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

part of the service Notwitf u%Gh tne ptlhclpaI
popularity, he was hissed, howed and oIiod o.
anu ms nance OF the service was constantly
interrupted. But contrary to usual custnna .ba
principal cause of offence yesterday was tb rno
ing service, a mOnitiOn having been sent 60 IL
the Bishop of London to Mr.. Churchwarda1
Thompson, ordering him not to allow the chor;s
ters (whom his lordship designated 'the singing
men, and ''the singing boys') to enter the altar
rails Mr.. Thompson did not insist upon this in
the morning, the Rector being absent but in the
evening the chOrsters sent up into the organ
, LOTT at the extreme western end of the church.
ne evening service gone through by Mr.
Machonochle amid row which it would be vain
70 describe, and who afterward preached a sermon
Whlch pore simply upon the great doctrines which
the present season of Ascension teaches and was
founded upon the llth verse of the lst cbanter of
the Acts OF the Apostles At the close of the eve
ming service there was the usual riotino and tho
singing of the Doxology with the customary vins
lence.-LondOn Nelrs, Noy 2lSt.
RECRUITING FOR THE POPE.-TEe enlistment for
the Pope has extended to Tralee, drafts of Young
men having left that town, OStensiblv as nayvies2
The following placard. in opposition to the procIa-
nation issued from Dublin Castle against foreign
enlistment, has been posted in LOngford:-
men do not intend to be put down bullied over
by the placardS of English cut-throat Saxans for
we will join the Popes army despite of all their
Internal lodgings! Let that Saxon look out for
John Bull will shortly get harder bones to pick
than ever he had to pick before. The man that
wrote this will be in Italy before a week. and back
weeks.''
The quantity of cotton brought into this port ON
Tuesday, the 22d, reached the enormous amount of
90, l61 bales. OF this quantity fewer than 81 262
bales came from New Orleans alone one vessel the
Ocean Monarch, bringing 1856 baes.-Lircpool
The Bugarans have forwarded a monster peti-
ton to Constantinople, in which the Porte is re-
queSted entirely to separate them from the ortho-
dOx (iussian) church.
1t is stated that negotiations for the conclusion
OF commercial treaties between France and several
other States will shortly be opened at Paris
The cholera is raging with great violence on the
Malabar coast. OF 5,043 persons attacked by this
awful scourge in January, Ass died
1t is said that brother Peer of Lord Macaulav
mas proposed to write the life of the great Whig
historian.
IoURAMFNT.-A tournament took place at Colum-
na springs, near Alexandria, Va, on Friday af-
ternoon last. large number of ladies and pen-
temen were present. The following Knights en-
tered the list.
l. Augustus Wall of Alexandria-Knirbt oF tho
Old Dominion.
,: Thomas R. Sangster, of Fairfax County
Knight OF Fairfax
3. Andrew j. Gwynn, of Prince Georges conn
ty, Md.-Knight Of Marlboro
A. Robert Croson, of Observation-Disclosures of Al
exandria.
5. James c Roach, of Alexandria county
knight of Virginia.
6. John G.. Wilson, of NOntromerv countv Md
Knight of Montgomery
7: W; B. Bryan, of Prince Georges county, Nd
s. Joshua Thomas, of Observation-Disclosures of
Potomac.
After gallanty contested trials the following
were declared vctors
CHAMPION-W. Il. BTyan-Entitled TO crown
the Queen of Love and Beauty
lst Knight OF HOnor-RGbert Croson. Entitled
to name the first Maid of Honor.
End Knight Of Honor-James c. Roach Entitled
TO name the second Maid of Honor.
Srd knight of Honor-Andrew j. Gwynn Er-
titled to name the third Maid of Honor
The riding being over and the Knighty Victors
declared, and those ladies whom they wished to
honor named, the whole company adjourned to the
Pavilion where the Coronation took place The
Champion crowned Miss Amelia Edelen, of Prince
Georges county, Md, "Queen of Love and Beau
ty" In doing so Mr.. Massy delivered a'neat ad-
dress; which, together with the ease and grace
with which the Queen received the crown, elected
| loud applause. The lst Maid OF Honor Miss Alice
| Latham, ot Alexandria, received beautiful wreath
! from Mr. Massy; and the End and 3rd Maids of
| Honor, Miss Rosa Bowling and Miss Helen Edelen,
| both of Prince Georges county, Md, received
wreaths at the hands OF their respective Knights
FAILURE OF JEcKEn & Co, MExICo-We have
| been shown number of private letters from the
city Of Mexico, most of them from banking firms
in reference to the failure Of Jecker & Co, and all
represent the excitement to be very great-almost
panic. 1t is feared also that there will be great
deal OF distress in CONSCIENCE. SO implicit the
confidence in this great banking house, that almost
every little dealer or head of family had deposits
there, in larger or smaller amounts According to
one account, eight millions of dollars would hardly
cover the entire sum. 1t is said, among other
things, that the first run upon the bank was bv
the Liberals, and in accordance with preconcert-
! ed plan This may be SO, but it hardly be the
real cause of the failure. 1t is more probable that
In this way the unsoundness of the first
| brought to light How long afterwards the run
continued, before the bank closed up, we are not
informed. But it would appear that some two or
| three millions were first drawn out. One CONNER
! cial house. however, more cOnfiding than the rest,
| had nearly million of deposits in the bank when
| the doors were closed. The other four or five mil
lions were distributed among every class of people
in the city. 1t is generally believed in the best in
formed commercial circles. that Jecker & Co. had an
/ immense number of bills in en- route to Europe
/ This is very probable. The difficulty Of getting
money out of the country during the recent revou-
tonary troubles has the last year made the bills of
house, of the highest standing and credit, especially
| in London, peculiarly desirable for remittance
| abroad The news will, therefore, be likely to
create some excitement, not ONLY in London, but
in Paris, Hamburg and Madrid. 1t was taken out
yesterday by the Persia.-N o. Picoyane, June ..
A "MmL" BETWEEN TWO New York ALDERMEN-
| At Jones' Woods on Thursday afternoon, fight
! occurred between two of the New York City AL
| deTmen, named Bagley and Barry. They "punish-
ed" each other severely. The work of separating
| them not easily accomplished, as matters were
! very complicated when the police arrived. Bagley
held Barry's hair with the grasp OF vice, while
| Barry equally determined never to let go his
antagonists ueckerchief. In the rough and tumble
which followed the last round, Barry had large
lock of his hair torn out by the roots, while Bag
| lev's eve, which showed unmistakable evidence of
| rough usage, was draped in deep mourning. At
length the police succeeded in separating the com
batants and handing their bodies to the care
of their respective friends, and so ended the Alder
manic ''mil."
BODIES OF THREE CHILDREN FoUND.-A discovery
was made day or two ago on the premises at
tached to house Abbott street, which furnishes
evidence of concealed crime of no ordinary nature.
The house is occupied by Mr.. Kenyon, ot the firm
| of Griggs IL Co., who moved in short time since.
The drain leading from the backyard was found
to be stopped up, and upon examination, among
other rubbish, the bodies of three dead children
were found. The drain led from the privy vault,
into which the bodies had been thrown. The cir
cumstance, which has been concealed, should lead
to an investigation on the part of the proper
thorities. The parties occupying the premises at
previous times must have been guilty OF the afro
cious crime, and it would be no difficult matter to
ferret them out.-Detro1t Free Press.
FRoM JAMAICA.-By the arrival of the brig Los
Amigos at New York. have files of Kingston
Jamaica, papers to the 2lst ult. There had been,
within six weeks, four attempts to rebel against
the authorities of the prison, one Of which had to
be subdued by the military, the police being inelI-
cient The Hon. William Girod, eX-edtor Of the
Colonial Standard and Police Magistrate Of King
stnn, who had been sentenced to three years hard
labor in the penitentiary for forgery, had been
pardoned by Governor Darling, condition of bis
expatriating himself from the island for life. Mr.
Girod is native of the island, and has ten chill
dren one of whom is officer in the Brush army.
The rainy season had set in. The last reported
sales of sugar were at les. per hundred pounds.
ANOTHER Ou.WELL DIsCovERED.-We learn
a through Dr. VIM. Kern of this city, that his faith
e cr Peter Kern, Esq, of Philadelphia, who mas
heen prospecting in the OIL region, struck vein in
Franklin the other day. at the depth of twenty six
feet which surpasses all other oil-wels in that oily
/ country, for its abundant yield The excitement
= was SO great that hundreds crowded around the
we'll to witness the astonishing Outgushing OF the
oil 1t is thought that fifty barrels of oil per day
can be pumped out without difficulty. Not an men
has been bored as yet ofcourse this will add to the
Weld, when done. All in all, Venango county sur
| passes any section ofcountry in the world, ana Is
of more value than the Washoe gold ana Sl''er
Pitsburg Despatch
LYNCH LAWN KANsAs.-A man named Jonh
Inbpson formerly of MclIeniy county, ii!n"ls'
was tried at Black Jack, Kansas on tuS 4sh lhsI
Co.. horse stealing. The Court consisted OF mag
+ itrata and six iurymen. After the evidence was
lSIr : fnbnson confessed and begged for mercy
: d. d. tbe verdict was guilty, and the sentence death
/ - fftnen minutes. The criminal then selected a
,on to settle his affairs, and see that his mother
got the ayails of his property. At the expiration
Sf the fifteen minutes at the command OF the Off
GERS they marched to the nearest tree, about half
mile from the village, and there gave him three
minutes further respite and tnen be was hung and
when he was dead his body was taken down and
l buried decently.
NoNUMENT TO COMMODORE PERRY.-The compile
pletion of the Perry monument and its inaugura