The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

! Ck,
watts, &. w. McPhail, Morris Patterson, Henry
Mckean, 4. G. Henry, Walter Powell, james
W nmil.i"mson, ). W; Y@smans, James d. Rea, Robt
Reese HappeIsett, Samuel A Gayley, d j. Wal
! Lawson.
Baltimore--Y eas-Dickson, Murray, Clark, Not
Ter, Giles Linn. Nav-Murphv
PIttaburg Yea-Wm. Mcui ichael. Navs-Mc-
Pherson. Hastings, Donaldson. Ewing, Johnson,
Bailey, Mcconnell, Rogers, Hamilton. "
AHeghanY. -Nays-Coulter, Cutchow, Eaton,
An. an, Banks, Moore, Alexander Lewis
wheeling y leas-St"ckton, Alrich. Mahafev,
Meredith. Nays-WiIIiam Eaton, A. b Maxwell,
William Davy.
Ohio. Yeas-J. P. Lloyd. William E Hunt, Jo-
seph Sheets, William S-mple. Nays-Smiih. K-l-
ley, Sackst, Semple, Pratt, Johnston, Price, Gra-
ham, Stewart.
Saodusky-Yeas-J. NJ. Laymsn, II X. Clarke.
Dunbar, Campbell, Badeau, Conn, Hazetne.
Hineinnah -Nays-Eastman, Thomas, Montiord,
Eilio, Long, Frost, Negl.
lhdiana.-l eas-W. b. Scott, William Houston.
| Fisher.
Norhern Indiana.-Yeas-s. r. Goodman. Navs
Clrv'n. Forbes, Fisk, Campbell, Meredith, VIII
Ininois,-Yea-J. G. Bergin. Nays-Laird.
Newell, Stone, Roberts, Price, Crozer, WnddeII,
! Chicago Hanson, Coon, Lord.
swan Gregg, Rowland, Spring, Scates.
isconsin.-Y ca George c. Peckman Navs-
| Matthews. Robertson
! ''. dui 60 eaS--LYOn, Barrett and Mercer.
| NaEs-Ihaver, Stirrat, Baldwin.
Iowa.-Nays-J"nes DodL. Conkey, Mason
Southern Yeas-Tavior Hamilton
Hsnlnss, Young. Nays-McGuigan, Stry ker, Rus
Missouri, Y Yeas-Muchmorr, Wines. s.'S Nays
Leighton, Mather, Slagle, Waylaud.
~ hrW!ucky. W Matthews, Conditt, Harb-
son, Warren, IunstaI Hubbard.
Nirginia.-Y -Yea-Claypool.
Nashvile.-Nay-Whit
Mississippi Nays-Balch Ruth
Memphis.-Nay-G Gillespie
Texas.-Y -Yea--McNair.
Pacitc.-Nays-Ca Caldwell, Anderson.
Dr. Hodge and others gave notice of protests
to-day.
CHANGE The following extract from pri-
vate letter is published in the New York JournaL
Of Commerce:
Your comsoiatory letter received in due time.
| Tor which am much obliged. ! began to think |
was the only threatened character in the country
! but lind there are great many more have
! been rather severe on the Republican party and
have had totake the of all of them about here
have been called traitor. &c, &C.. and threatened
| to be shot by two men. Three weeks ago did
! not dare to say much, but now can talk aad free
! speech is tolerated. Thank God the sober second
thought is coming again. If 4 collision is avoided
until the 4th of July, there will be a chance to set
tle There are good manv Republicans that think
| war vii! not be the way to bring the South back
| duh Jue CoSJ Oi tHe war Is IA I'D alb ut Glad
I" see there Is one paper (he JoUrH0l of C0nacrce)
ood enough to speak its mind, and hope others
will follow.
lHE EFFEcrS.-We here, in the North, think and
think rightly, the negro mania has been to US very
! expensive luxury, but on the Western rivers the
| luxury has been just expensive Not less than
on" thousand six hundred steamboats, run upon the
Mississippi river and its Tributaries The total
value OF these is estimated at sixty millions of dol
lars And not only the sixty millions of dollars
worth "t steamboats,, but the vastly greater value
"i the commerce carried on through them upon the
Mississippi and its tributaries is be lost, sacrii-
ced, Swtp away, because the bavonet was resorted
TO- In lieu OF the ballot, by the jeff Davis Usurpa-
tI"n, provoked by Northern aud Western Abolition
lists. Western and South- Western river commerce.
Is dead, dead, dead N. Y. Erprcs8
CLERGYMEN WITH MousrAcHEs.-In YESTERDAYS
issue stated that Rev. MIR. Hammond of St
Michael's church, Germantown, was the only cl-r-
gyman In the convention now assembled having
the courage to wear a muustache. Yesterday,
however, we found two more clergymen of equal
! originality. Rev. DR. Hooker, of the gospel Bun-
ner. and Rev. Mr. Baidy, delegates 20 the same con-
| vention, appeared yesterday with upper lips un-
shaven Rev. D. Andrew Harris also of German
town, wears muustache, and Is also third lrutcn-
ant in the Germantown Home Guard, of which
Rev. Mr.. Hammond is chaplain Philadelphia
american.
RAILROAD JUMP, AND KISS ON THE W1yG-As
| the Eighth Ohio regiment going from Glove
| lad to Camp Deunison, Capt. Buckingham sup
| posed the traIn wouIu stop at Cr.sfIimr and no
| titled his wife. Unfortunately, the orders were TO
! pass through Crrstline without stopping The
train, however check ID up little, but the rate OF
| speed was still high. The captain his wife
! the platform, made Sperate spring, clasped her
IN his arms, kissed her quickly, and under tremen-
d"us applause from his comrades on board, sprang
back On the flying train-having barely time to
| catch the rear
| MEXICo.-Our news from Northern Mexico, dated
the 9Th instant, reports that the lately united iber-
al party divided into three or four factions
| tnT1 ire ito fl,.
| ties declares for COmonO.t, who has appareuiIY
been sent for by his friends. In the meantime the
! Church party seem to have no notion of giving up,
| but grow bolder every day. The defeat OF Gen.
D"o'ad0 by the notorious MeJia and Marquee has
been confirmed.
| Letters from Havana bv the steamer Bicnville,
arrived at New York Wednesday with dates to
25h report utter stagnatiou in all descriptions OF
! business there in consequence OF the war. The
Spanish houses, as well as the American had pret-
ty much stopped trade. With New Oreans there
| was no communication whatever. Money very
| tight. Some cases OF fever had made their appear
ance, but the port generally was healthy.
At the yearly meeting of the fIicksite Friends in
New York on Sunday, Rachael Rogers, one of the
Speakers alluding to the present war, said that
"FriendS should now adhere tn their pon-resistaut
! principles; though the time mi INT come when they
would feel that they might waive the matter, az
| Peter did when he smote off the of the high
priests steward"
The Prince of Wales recently got an unceremo-
niGus ducking while boating the Cam. The
| Prince and Captain Grev one of his eouerrirs
were amusing themselves in ''ub," when th.
small craft was upset. His ROYAL flighLess AID
| Capt. Grey were preciptated into the water. but
were soon got out-nothing the worse for their
mishap.
The jury summoned investigate into the causes
of the collision the Welland (Mass.) Railway,
whereby three persons were killed, have returned
verdict OF manslaughter against Thomas Brauud,
conductor, inasmuch as he usurped the rgh, Of
TIrpt al
| from his superiOrs.
There is at present a snow bank in Buckland
Me-, near Silas Bigelow's residence, eight or ten
feet deep, and covering nearly quarter OF
1t is on the east side of hi aud is well exposed
to the suns rays when there is no cloud between.
| HeZekiah Ward got from the same place the
| 18th OF June, 1857.
| KoSsuth, whose arrival in Paris was premature
ly announced some days since, is said to be there
at the present moment, and it is added that be is
going off to Turin immedia tey. At Turin he will
| certainly have a conference with some leaders of
| the Hungarian emigration
"People's" Convention has nominated Judge
| Thomas to fill the occasioned by the rtsg-
| nation of Hon. Charles Francis Adams, of Massa-
| chusetts The Republicans met but made no nomi-
nation, but adopted series of resolutions declaring
their fidelity to the principles of the Chicago plat
form.
The President intends soon to retire to the Sol
dlers' Home for a lew weeks during the summer
heat lie will probably send his family there next
week, but will spend most Of his time, as usual at
his cllice in the White House.
A volume ot Nj. Francois Victor Huro's
translation OF Shakespeare las just appeared, con-
tanning the Two Gentlemen Of Verona The Mrr-
chant OF Venice, and As you Lk it, with an intro
duction and notes.
The Cincinnati Enquirer that the powers
which be unreaxing in their vigilance shown
in the fact that several cuns sgnments of medicine to
Tennessee were prevented going forward on Thurs
day.
The Baptist denomination OF Christians of Brook
lyn, New York, held meeting "Wednesday and
adopted resolutions denuncatory OF the South and
pledging themselves to do all in their power tn pro
mote the war upon that section ot the country.
Ga SATURDAY. night a member of the Washington
Rifles, encamped near Lancaster, Pa, was shot
dead bv farmer, who caught him in the act of
stealing turkey. He had two others with him,
who escaped.
A hostile meeting with swords took place at
Pensacola on the 23d inst between Mr.. Harper, Of
the Louisiana Guards, and Mr.. Graham, of the AL
ALBANIA Chasseurs, which resulted in the wOundiug
In the arm Of the former gentleman.
President Davis has issued proclamation re-
commencing that THURSDAY, the l4th of June, be
| observed throughout the Cont ederacy as day OIL
fasting and prayer.
George G.. Hersev is on trial at DeunSm,
Mass, Tor the murder of Miss Tirrell oy poison.
| The evidence is wholly circumstantlal out very
strong against him.
| The Chicago Democrat OF Monday says we are
bamr N he abIe to state that the health of Judge