The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

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tbo ' VINO arrived here on Tuesday eveninr for
lid purpose of meeting the Napoleon of bill
oman r. o, WIN t% exception of Mr. Phelan, is
| Pe". " o"h'eSt the game with all cOmers Az ,bc
| appointed hour, eight O'clock tb IL i. AZ 'hc
meneed Some beautifully scientific Giarin,, Gu, sr
quentiy called forth the plaudts of the s9ecfatnrs
anu anu tn9uSn NJ. Berger played with extraordinary
skill ana brllllancy, yet his opponent evinced yer
! surprising skill and acquaintance with the rarn9
III was IN the latter part of the game that NJ Ber-
| ger showed determination to win. For a time
'he game was pretty even, and but little difference
existed In the score but few beautiful and success
Iui strokes, which drew forth general and snonfa
neous applause, seemed to excite NJ Berger to con
tlhue his play, and he rapidly increased the score
nI unan game was called-leaving Mr.. Tieman but 70
S'"reo 10 the victor's l50.-N Y. Herald, Oct Is
Ex-H0sTNAsrER FowLER.-s'OccasionaI }, ypritinc
from iron ashingtOn to the Philadelphia Press sayt
Inc late Postmaster of New York Isaac " F6y
Ter, whose detalcation suggested so much discus-
SION mas as his friends inform me, determined to
make every effort to redeem himself and if possibe
10 repay the losses which the Government has sns
famed at his hands. lie has been living at Havana
ior several months past, and has awakened much
oy his excellent habits and his close atten-
tioh 10 business. During the days of his prosperity
no man was more ready to serve than poor Fowler
lie was singularly popular in New York. even
When, IN ls4S, he joined the Van Burenites and
tnS opposeu ueneral Cass, because, at all times, he
Stood foremost in generous actions 1t is credita-
PIE that many whom he aided while prosperous
nlmselt, nave done, and doing, their utmost to
PGt MN on ms teet again. am told that he started
Anew aays ago to Mexico, and that he will be there
partner IN large and hourishing enternrisa
WIN every prospect of speedy success. Our Consul
az az Havana, Mr. He Inns now in this city, speaks of
roWler very warmly; and has no doubt that if he
Is reasonably INDUCED, he will make every efort ~
Elhulcate ms good name, and to prove that al
tnougn unfortunate, his disposition is to make GOOD
all detciencies' 90
=, NEW 1oRK CHURCHEs--It is noteworthy fact
tnat In the lower part Of the Fifteenth ward there
tyan oh
In the wards below, the number of churches barn
neen continually dminishng-so that now IN tbo
rrst there IS but one, Trinity; in the Second hut
three IN the Third but two St Paul's and fIIo
Roman Catholic, st. Peters: in tha FonrtI u t bmt
three; IN the Seventh, with population of Ak Oao
out SIX, and they so small as to be able to ocnor,
Houate only o,OOO persons; and the Eleventh. with
population Of so, 600, has church accomnnoda,;
Ior only ten thousand. During the Last tu,antI
years. hlrtg i'co churches have been sold ont heit
Grand street. and no others have been erncted IN
thelr places, though, notwithstanding all the on
cr0achments of business, the resident population
below that line is now far larger than then.-Ne,o
York World. IL ave"
SoMNAMDULIsM.-A sickly girl in PIvmoutb Y
H., n somnambulist, with strong propeDsitv IN
run on with things and hide them where thev
coulu not be found, nor she herself remember. 50
that at last it found necessary to lock bnr ca
curely at night made off few weeks since with
valuable watch. Then the family gave her Iiber
ty, and watched her movements in hone that The
same somnambusm that carried it off would aoaip
ma IT, The other night she started ont 6oIIowad
by her brother. She walked places that he dare
not follow; but the moonlight helped to show her
course, and he kept along. Finally she walked up
the trunk of an old tree that hung at an angle Of
torty-hve degrees over a brook, stood firmly At tbn
end while the tree swayed beneath her and stoop-
ing down brought out that watch RETURNING to
terra tirn'a the brother walked her, took the prom
erty, and then hurried home.
New STEAMERS FOR VANDERBILr's LTyE.-It Is
cd hat
ouhd three passenger steamers for his Transatlantic
llne. Ihey will be four hundred feet in length
with 90 feet breadth of beam. and ~ feet depth
ot mold. Instead of the ordinary solid buwarks
the decks will be thick and substantial as the
snip hull, and the deck-house will be constructed
with buPs-eye lights. These structures will also
De sharp like ships prov. The deck and struc-
lures upon 1t vii form the upper web of a girder
giving the vessel great Stiffness, and essennr in
great measure the usual straning caused bv coming
IN contact with large waves. The vessels will he
constructed OF wood, and braced in the most sub-
stanual manner throughout with iron. They will
De furnished with two beam engines like the Van
derbts, with l0O-inch cylinders, and l6 feet stroke
OF piston. The paddle-whees will be 50 feet in di
ameter, with II feet buckets. The Scotia now in
course OF construction by the Cunard Company for
Their New York and Liverpool line, is $50 feet
long by 30 feet beam.
PGINCELY PRESENT TO A KENTUCKY RAIN
one OF our fair neghbors over the water has been
especially honNred by the Prince of Wales On
Monday, Miss Matte Taylor, Of Newport, received
from HIS Royal ighness magnificent diamond
brooch, surmoUnted by his crest The present is
token OF the Princes remembrance of the Cincin-
nah ball, and more particularly, of course of the
pleasure he experienced in the society of Miss Tov
0r, w no was selected OF his partners by the
Floor Managers, and with whom he danced and
Waited. Whether any of his other partners have
Deen similarly comPllmented we are not aware
The brooch was made to the royal order, and is
certainly indicative, if it proves to be the only
OF the kind, of a decided impression having been
made by the fair kentuckan upon the royaI
heart.-C'ncnh"E Gazette.
ARREST or AN ENTIRE BAND OF MusrcrAxs.-At
Springfield, Mass, Thursday, Judge Lord of tho
Superior Court, caused the arrest of Fiske's Ma
tonal Band Of Worcester for playing under the
Court House windows in violation Of the orders of
the Court The band was playing for a fire com.
pahy, on the occasion Of the annual parade of the
Fire Department The Mayor and Chief Engineer
ihterceded, the lire companies broke up and rushed
INTO the Court House. and TO ret out of the scranc
m Ine Court discharged the musicians without trial
Inc alalr created considerable excitement and
much indignation against Judge Lord-Bosion
Herad.
The ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS makes the follow
ing annOuncement:-"The journal will continue in
the care OF those Mr.. Ingram himself had select.
ed, and in whom he had long placed the highest
confidence. These will, of course have the able
assistance of the authors and artists who have so
lar conduced so much to the popularity of the pa
per. 1t will be carried on for the benefit of his
family (his widow being sole propretoress) and
every endeayor may be relied upon to ensure a con
tInuation OF that support for which the late Mr..
ingram labored so ardently and so SUCCESSFULLY
The public has, indeed, already offered some as
surance OF this in the numerous expressions of CON
dolence and sympathy his mourning family have
received, both from this country and from Amer
ica."
WHEAT.-Since the first of August, there has
been received at Milwaukee and Chicago no less
than ten million bushels Of wheat Since the same
date, there has been received at Buffalo nine mil
lion bushels: The Buffalo Commercial says:
"Wheat is hardly mOiety of the grain trade
even when We include with it the receipts of -four
Thus, reducing flour to wheat, our total grain re-
celpts, from the opening of navigation to the close
OF last week, have been 2G,S04, 270 bushels. We
estimate the years receipts of grain at this port
at not less than 81, 900, 900 bushels OF cereals"
DEATH OF THE AssAILANr OF the PRINcE.-Edw.
Moncane, the poor crazy English sailor, who made
the disturbance as Lord Rentrew was riding down
Filth avenue, New York, on Friday morning, died
Tuesday, at Bellevue Hospital. He was arrested
on Saturday for being intoxicated, and was dev-
cred to the Commissioners OF Public Charities. An
attack of delirium tremens followed, and he was
sent to the Hospital, where his disorder proved
fatal.
REMARKAGLE MOVEMENT TURKEY.-The Ms
siOndry HerGld for April contains letter from DR..
Shaufller, dated Constantinope, 10th November
last, which speaks of remarkable religious move
ment among the Turks. A new sect has started
up, under the lead Of a doctor of Mahometan the
oogy and lecturer In a theological school, which
holds doctrines closely resembling those of PrOtes-
tant Christians The sect already numbers about
10000, and thousands sympathize with them who
have not actually joined them.
VmGINIANs JOINING GARTBALDT.-The London pa
pers give account of the sailing of eight hun
dred filibusters from England, raised and COM
manded by William DeIRohan, with arms and mu-
nitions to aid and assist Garibadi
Among those who left with the party we hear
were two young Nirginians, Bradute Warwick and
George Baughman, Jr., both of whom have parents
and other relatives in Richmond.
SUsPENDING DIsCoUNr.-The Columbia IS c.
Guardian, noticing the suspension of discount by
the State Bank of North Carolina, in view of the
''troublous times" says that in Charleston, Au-
gusta and Savannah, some Of the Banks have re-
fused to discount cotton drafts on New York, pay
able after the lst of November; and adds, 'this is
the first fruit of the "lrrepressible Conflict"
We learn from Morris Co., y. j., that snow
storm occurred on Sunday night in the vicinity of
Budd's lake, and extended for many miles in every
direction from that point. The ground was cover
ed to the depth of two inches and trees were bend
ing under the load presenting brilliant and novel
spectacle.
The Vicksburg Miss Wig states that a portion
of the great Atlantic telegraph cable, which was
brought there to be laid across the Mississippi was
found to be utterly worthless and therefore could
not be used. new cable was ordered from New
York
The cost of the ball at the Academy, in honor OF
the Prince, was S32, 900. $4,000 had been raised
by the Committee of Arrangements to defray the
expenses, consequently there remains 5000 to be
disposed Of
Peppermint, as article of commerce, is largely
IoTr.