The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-12
FURTHER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Assassination of the Emperor of Japan
important from China--The Demands OF
England and France Acceded to-

England and France Acceded to
SPRINGFIELD, NO., June 10.-The Overland Cali
fornia mail, bringing San Francisco dates of the
2lst ult., arrived here to day.
Japan dates to April 23d, and from China to
April 10th, had been received at San Francisco
The Chinese have concluded to pay the English
and French Governments their expenses and ac-
cede to all their demands-the ports and naviga-
tion of the rivers to be free.
The Americans charged with being ged
in the Coolie trade, and proclamation has been
issued by the Chinese officials warning them against
Kidnapping
The news from Japan states that the Emperor
had been assassinated and Prince Goitairo was at
the head of the Japanese Government. The EN-
peror was assassinated on the 18th of March, while
on his way to the palace with his train. He was
attacked by fourteen Japanese, dressed as travel
lers. Six of his retainers were killed, and several
wounded. One of the assassins, who was wound
ed, had his head cut off by his companions, and
carried of to prevent being recognized. Two of
the assassins were Princes of high rank and they
were permitted, graciouslv, to disembowel them
selves to prevent beheading. Thirty suspected
people were beheaded.
Since the death of the old Tycoon an entire
change has been made in the Japanese Govern
ment The present dynasty, being opposed to for
eign intercourse, We're throwing obstacles in the
way of trade, and Prince Meto was at the bead of
strong opposition, and an insurrection was ex-
pected daily. All foreigners were required not to
consuls to go armed at all times.
The japanese Embassy--The News from Ja-
pan not yet Communicated to them--
Doubts Entertained of its Truth.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Japanese are keep
ing quiet in theirs quarters to-day. Tommy and
other subordinates have paid visit to 0akford's
and the principal stores in the neighborhood of
their hotel.
The reported assassination of the Tycoon
was communicated to Capt Dupont early this
morning, but having doubts of its authenticity,
be has deemed it proper not to divuge the matter
to the Princes, preterring to await instructions
from Washington, and the arrival of more definite
information. If communicated and believed by the
Embassy, their present programme would doubt
less be broken up. The Commission suppose, if the
report is not entirely unfounded, that it was the
Regent who was killed, and not the Tycoon, who is
lad of seventeen years.
SECOND DEsPATCH.1
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Intelligence from
Japan was mdsereetly referred to to-day by a
visitor. Fortunately, it only reached the ears of
one OF the Secretaries, who wise enough not to
communicate said intelligence to his companions
None OF the chief officers have vet heard of it. and
the Commission take special pains to keep it from
them, having received orders from the Department
not to divulge it till the official intelligence has
been received
The Seceders' Convention--The Temporary
Orsanization--New York Represented in
the Convention.
RICHMOND, June 1.-THE Convention of Sece.
ding Delegates from the National Democratic Con
vention,a and of other Southern delegates appointed
to attend and participate in their deliberations as
sembled here at noon.
Governor Subrick of Texas, was called to the
chair. In taking the chair he returned his thanks
and said he deemed his selection a compliment to
the state which he represented. He trusted that
they had assembled here to-day to secure tri.
umph of principles, not for public plunder; and
SAID that II principles were repudiated thev will
go before the country as the true Democratic party
with its principles emblazoned on their banner.
After prayer mad been offered by the Rev. Mr.
burroughs, the States were called, each response
being greeted with applause. When New York
responded there was prolonged applause A list
of delegates was handed in, appointed by the Trus-
tees OF the National Democratic Hall of the State
OF New York: as follows Col Baldwin, of Syra-
euse, Isaac Lawrence, James B. Bense, James
villiery, VIM. Drake Parsons, James S. Selbv, NJ.
Dudley Bean, Alfred w Gillett, John Lori er Ora
ham and John b. Birst. The delegate who pre-
sented the credentials is Thaddeus p. Mott who is
here as the altern ate of Hon. Gidon 1. Tucker de-
tanned from the Convention by serious illness. He
said that time did not permit calling of the State
convention, but was assured by the President
that fifteen OF the sixteen members of the Commit
tee approved of the delegation selected, and de-
sired that they should represent the State in the
Richmond Convention.
The credentials are certified to bv Samuel B.
Williams, Chairman of the Trustees of National Hail.
William Bassil Lawrence for the Chairman of tbe
Executive Committee; Thaddeus p. Mott, Chair
man OF the Association; VIM. Dudley Bean Secreta
ry of the Trustees Jas. B. Bensel Chairman of the
Executive Committee, and l. Lawrence, Secretary
of the Association.
The presentation of these credentials created
quite stir and much surprise. 1t is presumed t
be more in favor of Mr.. Dickinson.
The New York members of the Press here do MOI
understand the movement
All the seeding States are represented but Della
ware.
Mr.. Barney, of Mississippi moved the appoint
ment of committee of one from each State, OF
credentials and permanent organization.
AT one O'Clock, the Convention adjourned till
ten O'Clock to. morrow.
Mayor W ood has sent word here that tho de,eoa
ton from New Iork represents no body The
impression is that they will be repudiated by the
Convention.
There will be little or no discussion in public
Everything will be settled on Committee. and all
differences of opinion accommodated There is mo
doubt but that the Convention will adiourn to-
morrow, to await the action of the Baltimore Con-
vention.
SECOND DESPATCH.
RICHMOND, June ll-Evening delegates
from Florida have arrived. They are Instructed
not to go to Baltimore. There is considerable ex.
citement this evening about the hotels, discussing
the probable dissolution of the Union Several
Virginia delegates to Baltimore assert that they
will secede if the Richmond delegates are not adj
mitted. The Alabama delegates say they go tc
Baltimore hoping that they will be admitted, be-
lieving that all the Southern States will join them
in case they are excluded which, with Oregon and
California will give them seventeen States.
Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-The schooner Red Fox
mas ia arrived, with Tampico advices to the 4th inst
ueneral uraga, with nine thousand men, had cap
M sureo Guadalajara, but it afterwards re-taker
oy GENERAL Woll, who completely routed the Libe
a.s aas' during the engagement one of General IRA
sscsneS was was carried off by ball. Zuloaga hat
tator. anu oe''"i Gu niinsei' uie
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