The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

/ dated Shanghae, Oc-
g 'per ne states that everything is quiet at that
a. place. and that he does not apprehend any Difficult
II y from Fe9els SO long as the Allies continue their
g .Iiiut'y occupation Of Shanghae. Under these
y circumstances flag officer Stribling intended to
i ieaFe Tor japan in few DAYS and from thence to
90 to iiong Kong early in November. Our Minis
: ter states that he had been unexpectedly detained
5 III Shanghae on public business but would leave
d soon for Hong k01p
e lie says that the latest advices from the Peiho
%P 20 r !hG 18Th OF September. On the 10th part
CLinrs, 'rsn l lofcgs had an engagement with the
Clii"SSe army, under Sinkolinsk in which the lat
4. ter we're defeated with considerable loss After
the defeat Of the Chinese the Allied Commissioners
permitted the town Of Tungshong, which is some
ten or twelve miles from Pekin to be rlundered bv
the troops The reasons for this are contradictory
and unsatisfactory.
After the Allies arrived at Shungshon brother
"t the Emperor waited upon the Ambassadors and
offered TO agree to the terms of the Allies. The
Ambassadors said they must be accompanied by n
thousand soldiers each to Pekin. This the Empe-
G! @ 80 p.Glner SAID was impossible, and Immediately
At the latest date Minister adds. HThe Allies
we're marching upon Pekin, and were within four
or five miles of it," In the present state of aairs
he says, it is impossible to saw how or when the
aliHculuea between the Allies and the Chinese will
be settled.
lNPoErANr FROM i1ExCo.-Letters of a late date,
the 29th OF November, from the most reliable au-
lhoTify, have been received in Washington from
Iac2tecas and Ciudad Victoria, Mexico, which
state that the country quiet and that the people
universally were returning to their peaceful indus
@ @Il"l P't SUITS some haadreu thousand dollars
i worm oil arms, purchased IN New \ Ork year ago
| py Colonel Carlos Buttertied for the government
p' te ot&te o! Aacatecas, had arrived and were to
oe MattSa . iinheGately to the Liberal army be
| sei&lhg the city OF Mexico.
The people everywhere on the frontier were
y ie Colognce 10 the early and complete
1t'' -, 'n5 eHU'cii party and the final estab
HsnH!eht oi peace.
Private letters from Vera Cruz state that con-
crIof 3 | IN; ,Eayil"t, composed OF ohcers OF the
- anu ti'I!itaFy, had appropriated $500, 900 of
of tl va ,I's 10 sustain Mifamon IN the defence
OIL the capital
On Oa lHe ON december, Juarez proclaimed that after
APili, 1851, all duties are to be paid in cash. half
| OF |h'ch may be sight bills on the city of Mexico,
| i'f the purpose oil paying ndemnities. All goods
| remaining IN the Custom-iouse over one month
! "'G 10 2e S9!a 10 pay duties
an tie fpTelSh Ministers except the Spanish are
~ ssL S'',,@L ~,
prominent candda+n fnr ~ " aSRlngton, is
Juarez has raised loan of $500 0oO for ennrI;o,
! ioF the army before the capital.
| The MOVEMENTS OF MoyrGoVrpv5s G,xc H.
! Observation-Disclosures Dec - rrtbor JIs iN lNAt
with regard to running off Mr. WoIE, na Vplnenes
made to-day in the confession of tbo
| ed man previous to his beinC nrt in ;
saws the ul2n was conrocfad7 ~ G,t; - S tsoh. he
| of MontgOmery's band Saundars Ind Rni o,
here during the fair to nrepara tha Lyo 0qIde ma
Foster Ball and Harry Adsnn Utaro Of tb g: hu'
party Adsnn was killed Fostar 80 onu 5i u pr p5
Ball escaped They exnnctod ~ taio ii F VII anu
er's nerroes-exccnt verv old o,oS a. ~ W ~ =" alN-
four mules to each wagon-and two months nrovi
sion, il to be had; Then on into tba 49, A.
mand his money! and take seyentv-fve doliorSo ont
ofevery hundred Their purnosa was to raonb ~
watome that night free the negroes and move tbo~
on to Iowa
John E. Stewart took ninatoe, 70 Tor,o las.
summer and was nad sv brndoJ II iem CIV l"9'
They get paid by Eastern societies for Slaves thn.
run off - 'l"
This man SAYS Montgomery was four miles from,
Ossawato.nie last Thursday nirht and has norar
had over sixty-ive men, Montgomery's pian is 70
detail from three to five men fo commit donrado
tions, and not the whole company. IF tbis attemnt
on Walker had not failed they intended to oct Rem
Jamin Moore's stock
NJ an attempt VIII II be made about Christmas upon
i w. 80, near van an buren, merchant and large
G"ne Eary IN the spring move upon the
ohtrohee nation Is contemplated. No particular
Spot Is seiected put spies are to go and mark out
''o '"'e'-As"P',cS 20 "ee 81. AoNt8 republican.
THE Livingstone AFRICAN EypFDTrTov Tho fol
lovino, Letter fro,, Dr Iir;n..to,1
H.. -; c. ~ ~
s, W '' , ''Iios1'' I' ouHoay' mlrcu 20, 1861.
or ,anetir i a. I'm " tlic sea III tle nope
] W Ie,inS cIuiStt, out, none appearing, we re-
@ @ nue. anu ma passage down to QWlllmaine
~, a. ia nee, our ensinesr' VINO Is sent home on
W, t[ ,,'c,oo5 '.L va. :t ;ne etPSuItIoh.
uirI ~" Plotee" "iInouI ut any stoPpage up to the
80 ;, I5t"I % ~ y, anu anu VII on the way examine
shall be able to sac dfnitoI aus w
steamer NAV stem the ranids of Kahro P,sa o.
opinion founded on what we already knor i 49,
ibn l..
a n(r.grC,i bcot 'IC P"o'aEG NGuL" De easy LOT
. ba ,i,1 l'o p esen' Hoou Is the hlghest
oo5 ~ mtgeG',, ,i anL our poor ran steamer,
ioaI d;ti la =" men qI'!cNIy uhuefgoes chem
employed in an experiment Of this nature, shows
decided leaning toward settling and being horne
away to the Indian Ocean, If we get her mn to
Tete she will never go more.
We spent % days down in the Mangwoi swamps
(Which we believe to be the hot-beds of fever) in
The most unhealthy period of the wear. We had
ment we adopt renders the fever NOT ,"oro tnJ
BILE than q common cold This i on az tL "' I
fits our expedition has to show and r. nr Ri
and r,vsaIf not . g,nolI nv, ~ n " ~ MIN
' n ~ I ~,
DANlD LIVINGSTONE.
HE TEST CASE BETWEEN KENTUCKY AND OHto.-
case commenced in the supreme Court of the Uni
ted states by the Governor of Kentucky: test
case is to be made of the refusal of Gov Dennison
OF Ohio, to deliver up the man Laro CHARGED with
cnliciag slaves from Kentucky Scpn time aCon
man named Laro7wa7 Indicted in tbo w.t.
Circuit Court for enicinc slave to escane frnn
ms owner. Lago escaped and took refuge in Ohio.
Governor MaEoLin made 4 requisition upon Gov
eEaer chnIson, ct Ohio, for the return OF the fu-
gilFe from JGstlcc. Governor DennisOn refused
to issue his warrant for the arrest and surrendsrof
Lag0, uru1 the ground that bv tha Iayr, - ~
cognizs the act committed by Isro as an oenc s re-