The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-04

very admirable fuiflment of whatever expectations
may have been excited on that account
From Patrick. Donahoe, Boston, and for sale by
J.Murphy l. Co.:
THE EVIL EYE, or THE BLACK SPECTRE Romance
BY WILLIAM CARLETON author of Traits and Stories
Of the irish Pedsantry, dc. vol. limo. 1860.
From ID. Appleton Il Co., New ork and London,
and for sale by J. SWEATERS:
REMINIsCENcEs OF AN OFFICER OF ZoUAvEs: Transla.
ted from the French. l vol. limo. 1860.
This little volume is capital illustration of how
completely the most interesting topic may be rem
dered of no account by bad treatment. One could
scarcely imagine richer theme for exciting nara
tive than the formation and exploits of these re-
nowned French cOrps-and yet the work before
us is as dry as volume containing the "Presidents
message and accompanying documents
From the same, and for sale by John Murphy
CO.:
A New PRACTICAL AND EASY METHOD OF LEARNING THE
SPANISH LANGUAGE, after the system of f. Aim, Doc
tor of Philosophy and Professor the College of Neuss
First American Edition, revised and enlarged ] vol
limo, PIP. l49. 1860.
From j. B. Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia,
and for sale by Henry Taylor, Sun Iron Building:
FRENCH GERMAN, SPANISH LATIN AND ITALIAN Lam
GUAGEs WITHOUT MASTER, whereby any one or all of
these languages, can be learned by any without
teacher by the aid of this book. vo 12mo., PIP 374.
HAGAZINES RECEIVED.
From the publisher:
De Bows REVIEW, for September 1860.
This Reriei0 has from the commencement de-
voted itself with much industry and research and
with considerable ability, to the exposition of
Southern wants and Southern resources, and to
the advancement Of Southern interests. Its dis
tinguishing merit consists in its statistics. Not
merely the statistics Of population, of crops of
exports and imports, of commerce and manufac-
lures, but also of schools, colleges and UNIVERSE
ties; in fine, of whatever concerns the moral, intel
ectua, political and social condition of the people
as well what pertains to their physical wealth
and resources. 1t advocates the protection of
State industry by State legislation, and seeks to
diversity and multiply industrial pursuits, not only
for the purpose of increasing Southern wealth, but
for the higher purposes of advancing civiliza-
ton and securing our independence. AS a literary
Rerie'g, its pretensions considerable, for its
contributions are often from the best thinkers and
ablest writers in the South. 1t is useful work to
all classes and professions because it embodies in
we'll digesed form, information interesting to all;
but especially useful to merchants engaged in ex-
tensive business, who most need the statistical
information which it furnishes.
In the September number there is an article on
Baltimore from the pen of George Fitzhugh, Esq,
the distinguished author of SOCIOLOGY for the
South" 1t gives brief resume of our present
condition, which is pronounced very prosperous
and particularly suggests the strengthening of
the bands which bind us to the South 1t concludes
as follows:
Let Baltimore, on the other hand do her whole
duty. Let her suppress and etfectually crush out
forever the demon spirit which has ruled her ballot
box and led to roCus demonstrations in her streets
Let her look more to the South and exhibit greater
sympathy in its fortunes She has not been doino
an Nun upAar md .
that at the present moment, not five copies of the
Recieo, in which this paper appears, are taken in
baltimore, and that the booksellers there announce
that they cannot sell single COPY. Yet this is
work which, Tor fifteen years, has been deyoting
Itself to the development of the South in every
element of wealth and power and its Editor for
nearly onethird of that time was established within
an hours ride of Baltimore.
From the publishers
TIE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA MEDICAL Torpv,1
Edited by J. b. MCCAN, NJ y Richmond and W C
VAN BIBBEE, NJ. d. Baltimore For sale by James s.
Waters.
The August number of this excellent and-we
are gratiied to learn-flourishine journal. fully
maintains the high reputatio which it Las ac-
CURED under the conduct of its present Editors
and their able corps of contri butors The leading
article Of the present issue consists of clinical
lecture "DioJeteg Jie7ijtus," by Prof Chew:
which is followed by the first of series of papers
which, though long neglected, is, of late, growing
rapidly into repute. Among other contributions
we notice one from the French of DR.. Triquet, on
the use of either in Cases of Deafness in which
the alleged brilliant discovery of Mlle Cleret is
proven to be no discovery at ALL Dr. Triouet
points out the fact that experiments had been
made with this agent early as the beginning of
the present century, and that it was speedily
All oh md
He adds: 'For ten years l have devoted myself
''to the subject of deafness, and l am convinced.
IRON many cases that have come under nv no.
tice that ether, arnica electricity and especially
'gaivansm, after having partially arou sed the
"hearlng, have, in the end, caused more nro-
'found and irremediable torpor of ihis delicate
'sense' The interesting paper ''The Climate
"oi the Giaues," from tho pom of DR.. an Bibber
! and which we published some weeks ago from ad
vance Sheets will also be found in the present num-
Der Of tho journal.
From Henry Taylor, agent:
THE NORTH British REVIEW for August, 1860
From their respective publishers:
THE AMERICAN FARMER for September
And-
SANDS RURAL REGISTER, September LIST.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE was again crowded to
Its utmost capacity last night by the admirers of
Mr.. Forrest. SpartTeus, the character assumed by
ME- Forrest, was all that his audience expected to
see The alternate nights on which Mr.. Forrest
Goes not appear, have not been appreciated; but
We can assure our readers that there are in Mr..
ford's company several artists that never fail to
make an entertainment pleasing. Tonight Madam
CeieStes drama OF Green Bushes, or A Hundred
Years Ago, will be brought out with the full
strength of the company. The prices are lower
than on the evenings of Mr.. Forests appearance
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-At this popular nloce
of amusement attractive bill is offered TONIGHT.
Mr. Studley has with him a number of actors that
will give character to any theatrical establishment
MARRIED
On the evening Of August 30th. by Waters
JAMES WILLIAMS and HENRIETTA WILLIAMS, botL
| of this city. In