The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-22
enquirer containing the correspondence will bo .ont
" your ADDRESS. Respectfully,
JOHN LETcHER.
JAS s. Brisbin, Esq, Bellefonte, Centre Co.. Pa

Jas, S. Brsbin, Esq, Bellefonte, Centre Co., Pa
A Few MORE ITEMS ABOUT EXPRESSES 20,
| TTIuay reierre9 TO the three Expresses living in
EEurope-the Empress of Russia, the Empress Of
france, and the Empress of Austria
/. mere Is on the American continent one Empress
| e the imperial lady who shares with Don Pedro II,
@ one thIone OF Brazil. She is Neapolitan Princess
gnu daughter OF Francis l., late King of the Two
4iciIles. 8. Born in 1922 she married the present
Emperor, at hrst by proxy, on the 3Oth of Nav.
90 e. anu again IN person on the 4h of September
Maria. The Count of Aoua nncla to fba a K;,.
OF Naples, Francis H., married the princess Jann,
aria, who is the sister of the present Emperor NJ
Brazil, while the Prince de Jonville, of France.
| married another sister,
Queen Victoria is sometimes STYLED the tsEmnraso
title. W '"''
Regarding the Empress of China our information
Is Is limited, but she is said to be young woman, and
Is considered beauty in her own land.
= worcester defines an Empress "a tthe wife nF an
"PeIor' woman invested with imperial dignity:
a. tenlale @ sovereign" 1t may be remarked
e,at among me most celebrated Expresses of mod
erh tlhes are Catherine H., of Russia; Maria The
resa OF Austria and Josephine of France. The
Hrst Empress was lady who lived some six thou-
sahu years ago, and reigned in Paradise Milton
speaks of her as
Empress of this fair world, resplendent Eve"
N. Y. Post.
learn r,
D. Gallagher, gallant son of the South, hailing
from Savannah, has recently patented an improve
ment in breech-loading rifles which is destined to
Mork revolution in this department of guunery
Inc improvement consists in arranging the cart
ridge so that it will not stick in the barrel nor soil
1t alter firing By the use of metallic cartridge
TINS difficulty is obvated. The cartridge is placed
one hat IN the breeCh, and one-hnlf in the barrel
! the Darrel being thrown forward from the breach
Dy means OF lever, to admit of its Introduction
oP9n Tue disc6arge OF the gun the cartridge can
nr5 80; % Witndrawn and used any number of times,
t UPON oelng ireshly charged. In late experiment
Win one OF Gallagher's rifles at a distance of ono
hundred yards, with charge of thirty six grains
OF powder, and a ball thirty seven to the pound,
Tue pan perforated twelve inches of plank. Other
experiments have shown that the rifle is equally
elhclent under all circumstances Mr. John KrideT
corner OF Second and Walnut streets has on hand
samples OF rifles made under this patent, and will
"a ;aAe pleasure IN explaining them to all interested
III nre arms. Double barreed guns we NAV re-
marx, can be made with this improvements
uesideratum long wished for by the spertinp COM
munity.-Phd. Pennsylvanian.
Mr.. EVERETT AT LowELL.-Nr. Everett deIivarod
MS lecture on "The Early Life of BENJAMIN Franz
nn1,.;dd IA LoWell last week. DR.. Huntington, who
presided on the occasion, in behalf of the commit
Tee asked the audience during this winter to rn
main, should any lecturer extend his remarks be-
yond the nine o'clock bell, which he knew had the
pau enece 10 scatter a Lowell audience. He had no
Tears that they would notice the bell this evening
considering the ability of the lecturer Mr.. Everett
whom he would now Introduce. Mr. Everett saws
the LoWeH Courier, was received with loud applause
ana commenced by saying that, judging from the
remarks just made, the audience had hardly pot
over associating Bell and Everett, daughter and
applause,) but his. theme this evening would be
something OF more pleasant nature.
The New YoRK SUNDAY Law TRIUMpuANr-Tbe
respectable and order-loving class of our citizens
VIII reJ0lce to learn that the Sunday law has been
triumphantly sustained by both judges and iury,
In this city. On Monday, Judge Hoffman decided
IN civil suit against the propretors of the Stadt
Theatre, that the law was constitutional. To-day
(Tuesday) in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, the
jury, after an absence of twenty-four hours.
brought in a verdict of guilty against the notori
Gus Lindenmuller, whose blasphemous Sunday per
formances at his Odeon, or German Shaker Church,
as he called it, have so long been the scandal of the
city. We trust that the result of these trials will
be to put an end to the abOminable dissertation Of
the Lords day, recklessy INDUCED in bv a por-
ton OF our foreign residents.-N. Y. Express.
The WAR OF RACES BEGUN-The New York
World OF the 18th instant states that negro named
Charles SandersOn brought before Justice
Walsh, on Saturday, charged by j. j. Lewis a CON
ductor on one of the Sixth avenue cars, with as
sault and battery. From the testimony it appears
that the negro bad entered one of the cars espe-
claliy set apart for white people, and taken seat
The conductor requested him to get out upon the
platform. This the negro refused to do, and added
that he was just good as any of the white trash
In the car. Upon the conductor taking hold of him
head. When brought up before Justice Walsh the
accused stated that he was in n hurry, and could
not wait for the ''colored' car. He was committed
for examination.
P.Ctrrr TrIFcp,DU TIL Yn -Y.r y, r
yastordov sars. W. it, -" IN G'H - '''t"c VI
WoJa D;,9 " M Tnuel s'"iiu tuat niT' d. H.
Company, will go out in tO-day's steamer for San
Francisco, for the purpose of making arrangements
- - LIS M lo ~ llVlhth euu VI tue acme Cele-
ine' n"3 agehts nave alreauy started across
more thoTonShIv snri' h., no' IN In9 PURPOSE oi
MT W aue Ia San francisco, when the route which
upon Material Tor the line has been purchased,
ana Is now being shipped from Boston, via Cape
Horn. From present appearances, there is every
reason Ior Delleving that, when the spring opens,
tle WORK on D0th ends OF the route, as well as at
tue centre, VIII De vigorously commenced.
LINCOLN IN THE SLAVE STATEs-The vote of Lin
coin in the slave States TINS far rnnorted is n,
follows:
Missouri (estimatedl. l................... I7OoO
Delaware ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,75I
maryland u''''''''''''............. 219S
Kentucky . 51GgV isS
~, o'", zo'99
Inc IoO,OO0 votes claimed by Mr.. Lincoln's
irlenus from the states holding slaves, and the for
W thousand conceded by most of his opponents,
manly from the loreign vote, bids fair to be made
smaiier Ihan any OF the estimates.
FROM BAPBApoEs-Ad -Advices from Rridratovvn to
the 2lth ult state that the health of the island is
good, and clear bills of health are now regularly
issued by the harbor master free of charge. We
lave peen favored WIN eXcellent weather Tor the
ot1Ps' anu our planters are In hlgh spirits
IN antlcipatioh ION OF go0o sugar harvest next year,
G,i.on onus Iar 10 pe la!ge one mere Is no pro
III; ny G VI, nnrI or sibent, an anu seeking craft
i +oS ,,,onI % Ensi. at'e5 !ne TegI
next Ali gbt Amercan vesss m etar an sat mnFGn IN
the various salt ports, as no other employment Of
fers Rum can be had at thirty-six cents per gal
Ion for fourth proof
SAvAL'-Ihe London Times, the Saturday ReUte'0,
ana other Leading British journals, are discussing
the report oil the American Naval Board, appointed
sbins into otoon,a"s rh -. 81 t,S s"Ils
land that there are otba cortra. n %ba poTrd =
which a boro boo aiocad ~ DI ~ ro m
The stocs. ,T rondr I ~ ~ h;ip m
snoken abont iron-nIatoJ gosseIs The Sotirdoy m
Perieo is mot at ali Inrnrisod 81 rho nantioms CON-
duct of the United States Government, in view of
the fact that although Britain built five crafts on
the new plan, one of them has never been put to
sea; and that they may all turn out failures.
,,r,,, 1TLo I5.o4on;oI- E,---.,. 49,.
r, u Nh @ Ia Ia A".Iine me rIeuellch ht"""er says
currency, that a man was hung at the Point of
Rocks in this county for voting the Lincoln ticket
nd 81,