The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-29
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n Gehuy granted by Gov. Curtin, of Pennsy vania.-
IL seems that worthy and influential German cti
zen, VINO ielt an interest in a feow-countryman
named Miller, sent to the penitentiary not long
! since Tor passing counterfeit money visited the
State capital, about a month ago for the nurnose
OF procuring pardon for him. After consulta
ton with Gov. Curtin, he came home with the as
Il Sarance that the pardon would be sent on the fol-
owing morning. The papers in the application for
FeIuon IN the case OF young man named Mitch
{ VI, cohnned in the penitenary for larceny, were
5 on NE IN Harrisburg, and the Governor, re-
III luG MS promise, but confounding the names,
au the necessary papers for the pardon of Mitchell
maze our, and forwarded at the time designated
g.; "enel Iue governors promise to our military
rienu mas Deeh yet redeemed we are not advised
II not the other pardon should be forwarded Or oca
as miller should not suffer through the Govprnor'S
pad memory, when it was the intention IN nardon
liiih. Inc pardon OF Mitchell though the result of
mistake, was well deserved. rs since his raIaasa
ne has given every evidence ofhaving become thor
oughly reformed. SO tails well that ends well
The DEAN OF CARLISLE ON REvIvALs.-In his SER
mon at the cathedral, sorrow for sin, on Sunday
afternoon, the Dean of Carlisle warned his hearers
against those ebulltOns of anaticSm and en- thusl-
asm which characterize the so-called religions re-
| VlVais OF the present day. He condemned "revi-
valS as shallow and superficial, and expressed his
lcsIet mat they had been the means of sending
several persons to the madhouse He couId NOT
Ceil "n! they were called "revivals;" thew were
conversions, attended with great excitement and
oeaIot' ne thought they should pray that their
Cbrist.n aaS;te i'2tl aileu within the bounds of
ne saw no models in the scriptures; for this mass
plunging at once into banninoss ooo Vi neil ana
| and going to convart ofbar. Puac9' ana Joy,
uehts mere, unless they were exceptional and thew
| which We - ina Pl"ctce from practices
forbid tbat bo sh5i lev anu extraordinary. God
/ some zeal; as he had often said, he feared not at
"nat pace they travelled so that they kept to the
uuences wero tor, H. 80 80! '''I tha' tIe cohse-
.c - Sel lolo anu latai.-EngS'S@ Paper.
PAnrY-Thc Virginia ConHert;nn h oInIE UNION
vote Yesterday, expressed its preference for the re-
I'll h W cue GolIIee on Federal Relations, which
~ ao"n" in u IN our geographic dispatches.
the territory South of $50 3Ol now in nossassnn Of
the United States or hereafter to be acnnired. that
shareholders shall have the right of transit viii
their slaves tbroupb all tho Sfatns. 49, $50;
slaves not given up shall be pad for and tbaF or
of African descent shall NOT he ALLEGED r. FL
or hold office. And these propositions II i raw
~ proposed to incorporate into the Constifntion
never to be amended or abolisbedr IF sub 49, ~
terms on which VIRGINIA will insist &c o4;.i ;n
for remaining in the Union wa how h III
cede without DELAY. They are too rror 9no ~
be even considered by the free Statas u
SAD DEATH NEAR OrTow,y GAVIN, W., D.
| Gently Mr. j. A. Currier Recommended ~ NJ
Currier and MIR and Mrs NorriIi if. ~ ~, mts.
for the purpose of visiting the now Ill
Island On tbair arrival NJ Gi ia.''' III on Lung
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and the ladies IN insect ~ ~ 'eI mr.. herrlll
On returning from tbo ] as "iu uiGeuiIery'
thew had to mss On pa VI sne guiding.
Tho stairs H. Mi guy snaiI aL 'ne potIOm OF
down cautioned them 10 bn oalrrnI 80 rt i @
coming in contact with this sbaft Rnt
were the words spokep. when Mrs Cnrrior' 10y
caught by the shaft and herself whirled rornd
with fearful vaIoritv ard crrsbJ - -. ounu
the shaft and the unricht 70 which II rras tttI
and which appears to have bo ga wa. a.'aceeu
inches of the shaft II is bardi fo mloEh rev
Mrs Currier became bride.
Tur F,.,,s, -, L., :; J-,--.
,.o,tor, -, r-, N''''a'"S 'ne NoFtu-
western provinces Tor thousand miles in extent.
Bombay papers to the 18th Of February contain
the following -
"HorribIe accounts reach ~ from, tho vou.t,..o..
provincog Of b,,r - 80 20 ,ton 'ie ~ northwest
400 mr. 500 da' Ii;I hs uslng at the rate OF
limited IN tbe 5s, t Is noI even
- ~ !" '"o 'dst ol country from Luck
railing of ibc al noM Iou equay APP
f tb7 oi " Wnlcn tle population
Ia - VI - d" t ahc1'e, III Inc south OF
caIisad n iT b W the drought, which has
cordia ~ Gb we y. tno Cd. VI 70 Wl!neT' Ac-
tbo a. Srl'nG oei GnlLoren as slaves Tor Cd each,
if only for a single day"
N,prorv Fsc,,r- 80, ,,.--..---..-
pownrp Avn Toco,,a1 A'' 800 VI \ l-oAD OF
the Lewiston RnIi;n o. a. &c 10y J" uay > sinoe SAYS
ing a covered sIeiph. on which were I've tb6niond
pound, of powdcr intrnded for Mnssrs E;Iih,
K Wiggin If tbis nIaca ros obnt o M w.. -
Taraad Mar ". p n 800 b, "IS apouT crossing me
discovered the rnrnar aftarnoan trai nG
preaching lie had gone too far with his Iong
team to think of backing off. and 70 spccoeJ i
clearing the track in time to nreyent the borr;bI
catastr0nhr imnpnding Inv ;n SoI ~" s ,iloig
equally doubtful; but, putting whip to his horses,
he managed to clear the track barely in time to
allow the fre-lunged engine free track, with not
an men 10 spare! How little those who were being
SPeeueu hemeward on that train realized how close
/ y Ihelr tram ran 10 the brink OF eternity!
HEAVY DEFALCATIoy-It is.stafed IN oood or,
| thority saws the Now York Past thatW I D. =
! shipping merchant heretofore doinr brSipass ~
! Pearl street. sailed for Enrona IN VVodnos6o W.
morning on the Arabia LEAVING bis croditor 80 -
noci-nt 70 tbn orno,rt ~ son o0n ~ 80 GO " ~ VI
went without making any provision for the pay
ment OF his debts except his office furniture which
! is worth about $500. Mr. Rec failed in 1857 for
about $500 900, which he never paid or even com
| promised. He was then member of the firm of
Meyer q Rec. He is said to have subsequently,
swndled Crouch, the produce broker ont of
$4,000, by getting him to buy some cheese in his
own Owl name IL Is possible that the creditors will
Eli InesSGsgI III pursuit on the Europa, which
Hnh ,, va h''o"y' II Is supposed he Will go to
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TREASON DEFINED IN FLoRIDA.-An act Just passed
| by the Florida Legislature declares that in the
event of any actual collision between the troops of
the late Federal Union and those in the employ of
1ne state OF florlda, II shall be the duty of the
Governor Oh the state to make public proclamation
vi Tue iact ana thereafter the act of holding Office
! uhuer tue federal Government shall be declared
treason, ana the person convicted shall suffer DEATH
ms act was approved by the Governor of the
| State on the 18th ultimo. We suppose Postmas-
! tiers will be excepted from the operation of this
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The SUCCESSOR OF RYNDERs.-The Utica TELEGRAPH
says that MIR. Alexander Hamilton Shultz cand-
date for Marshal of the Southern District Of
| New York, to take the place OF Isaiah Rvnders
! was number of years ago, a table waiter in
Bagg's Hotel in Utica. He was called among his
casn 81 ena ~ Is related tuat on the &C.
tra-rais - AZ rne motel on MS
b coiI,d U;I. gnnGn tnat smut shoud not
tbbt a. 'ou DUR stdyy as IL was
80 ~ su % VI 'ii"' n"iAe "ouiu oe ulStasteiul
! " 'n0 'A'' " DulI
klnk, who was arrested not long since at Ok
49, ~, - ~ 80 nc t"I tet VI ~ D. II; MOVIE, VINO
PPJ a. ~ ~ a. MIN tdEe'n' mas oeeh re-
IGaseu o"lus " 'ne IeaPPearahce Oh Ine supposed
va Nm @ auVe1useu MS arrest
ioooo o ~ " up anu prove MS
AnoIbnr nrnnf ~ tho ',,F conesSeu'
vorr nv r,1r .vn,c,x, 9, -, Ta.nu Wo,.
from, Tho V;cl-sbnr Tv5;tb. ~ Iea t
narTnannnt C"nsttSt;or oF ba tnf G,ause IN tne
r,rob;I;t;,o ~ p, 60. - - a, $500
h sne save tralc was ADOPTED In
nIIt ~ ro;J VI Iour 5'a I've.
restriction, while Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and
| Mississippi advocated it,
coo - ~.
;;i 80 'n ~ ~ f;b.s III M III -
! of tberse is estimated at SEQ GOO 600 The MiSsis
washes the shores of twelve States, and from the
Gulf of Florida to the source of the Missouri is
49Oo miles IN length Its average depth 90 feet and
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