The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-03
LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
From Denver City-An INDIAN War Impend-


From Denver City-An INDIAN War Impend-
ing.
FoRT KEARNEY, Nov. 30.-Thc Denver CITY coacf
passed here to-day with dates to the 26th instant
Both Houses of the Legislative Assembly of the
Provisional Government adjourned from Denver tr
Golden City, on the oath instant. G. s. Huick
ley has been appointed agent for the Missouri and
Western Telegraph Company at Denver City. BY
this arrangement dispatches can be forwarded to
alponts in the golden region by the express coaches
leaving Fort Kearney four times a week
The Denver City coach of the 9th passed here at
noon to-day.
Capt. Anderson, with his company of Rangers
and wagons, returned to-day without being able to
hold an interview with the Indians.
To quiet the apprehensions of the settlers, ex-
press riders and mail agents are placed along the
Platte. The commanding officer here has ordered
Captain Steele with his company of Second Infant
ry, to leave tomorrow morning for Cottonwood
Springs, where it is reported the whole bands of
the ARA apahoes, Cheyennes, and Sioux Indians are
encamped to the number of ten fifteen thousand
Emboldened by numbers, they annoy travellers and
commit both grand and petty arcenies. 1t is great
ly feared that general war will break out.
The Canada Fugitive Slave Murder Cnse
TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 30.-The decision in the ex-
tradition case of the fugitive slave and murderer
Jones, has been still further postponed for a few
days. The Court to-day was crowded, and much in
terest manifested in the proceedings.
Many colored people of both sexes assembled in
and around the court house, ready to rescue the
prisoner in case the Court decided to hand him
over to the United States authorities.
Railroad Accident, &c
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The up passenger train
on the jackson Railway was thrown off the track
eighty miles above this city day. No lives were
lost. The down freight train ran into broken
ridge, killing the conductor and engineer. The en-
gine afterwards xploded
Several bridges have been washed away by the
recent rains, but efforts are making to forward
passengers as usual.
Later from Havana.
New ORLEANS Nov. 30-The steamship De Sjto,
from Havana on the 9th inst, has arrived
Sugar was dull at So reals. The harvest was
promising.
Freights were inactive.
Exchange on London was at 1315@l4% per cent.
premium, and sight drafts on New York at per
cent premium.
The political intelligence from the United States
mad unsettled the money market
The Great Gale on the Lakes.
DETROIT, Nov 30.-Inteigence is received here
OF the loss of the schooner Circassan on the White
ShoRl Straits of Macknac, in the late gale with all
on board.
The propeller Ondonagon, which arrived at Col
lngsw0od today from Chicago, reports the pro-
peller kendsha at Mackanac. She had been re-
ported ashore at the mouth Of Gorgon Bay.
Steam Communication between Charleston
and Havana.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.-The steamer keystone
State supplies the place of the steamer Isabel and
left on Saturday for Havana
Day OF Humiliation and Prayer
RICHMOND, Dec. l.-Gov. Letcher intends request
ing the clergymen of the State to appoint day of
humiliation and prayer