The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-13
From, The Ns,c York Rsrah2
THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL {

From he Ns,c lorl. EygraAE
THE NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL OF
CANADA.
Our Geographic advices from London. bv the
Africa, inform us that herd Monek is about to suc-
coed Sir Edmund Head as Governor General of
Canada, and that the English government is to de
SPatcn an army reinforcement OF twenty-five thou
SAND I'VE hundred men 10 that province during the
present month Under such circumstances Lord
Monck will be not only distinguished but q very
| powerful neighbor,
Charles Stanley Monck, Viscount and Baron
Monck, OF Baliytrammon, Wexford, in the pearao 2
| OF Ireland, is the Oldest son of the fourth Lord
Monck, and was born on the 10th of October, 1919
lie Is now, consequently, iorty-two wears Of 40 e
Lord Monck succeeded to the estates of his father
and the peerage on the Goth of April, 1919 On
the I'd OF July, 1874 he married to his consip
| Lady Elizabeth Louise Mary the fourth daurhter
| OF the Earl of Rathdowne, who has borne hin,
| three children, named respectively Henry Power
Chaiies Stanley, Frances Mary and Elizabeth
! Louise Mary M0nck
! Lord Monck is descended from very ancien.
| family, some of the members of which stand forth
prominently in the history Of England The
founder of the house William lie Movne, who
was Lord of the Manor of Potheridre. in Devon
| England, in the year l0G6, and from whom came
| IN the reign OF Edward the Sixth John lie Movne
| the ancestor OF General George Monck-the res
torers OF the monarchy in England-wh0 was orea-
ted Duke of Albemare by Charles the Second
and rewarded with large grants of land both in
England and Ireland.
| The Monck family are related NV ,nor,;ooo .,
|
the Earls OF Rathdowne, Beauehsmp Clancartv
| the Marquis OF Waterford, and other peers of the
United Kingdom. The family seat in Ireland is at
| Charievie, in the county of Wicklow.
| MURDER IL MILWAUKEE, WlscoYsIN-uyE CT THE
| MURDERERs HUNG.-On the night of the 9th inst .
| at an early hour in the evening, two women were
| passing near the corner of Milwaukee and Huron
streets, Milwaukee, when they were grossly in
suited by two negro men, named Shelton and
| Clarke. The outrage was resented by two Irish
men, named Carny and Brady, and resulted in
Carny being fatally stabbed, so that he died about
three O'Clock on the morning of the sab. His com
rade Brady, is probably fatally wounded and
lamplIghter, who was peacefully lighting the city
lamps. was dangerously stabbed by the blacks,
who then made their escape, but were captured on
Saturday and were lodged in prison. Inmedi-
ateiy alter the death of Carny, number of persons
IN the neighborhood assembled to consult about
what course was to be pursued in regard to the
negroes in prison. The result of this meeting was
declared by vote to take the negroes out of the Jail
and hang them Accordingly the mob proceeded
20 the Jail, took the negro named Clarke and hung
HIM, and after he dead they delivered his BODY
over TO the city authorities for burial. In the
meantime the negro Shelton had either escaped or
hau beeu removed from his cell to prevent his
summary execution.
Shelton subsequently, discovered to be in the
hands of the city authorities, who are making
every effort to assert the authority of the law
The excuse for this summary action is the aboIi
ton OF capital punishment in Wisconsin Murders
and great criminals so often go unpublished, that
the feeling is that mercy ceases to be a virtue.
SINGULAR CHARGE.-Een Gay, woman who
was rescued from suicides grave last week By
Capt. Helme, Of the Eighth precinct police New
York, has appeared before a justice OF the peace,
and made rahrr singular charge against an elder
iy man, named Thomas Stone. The complainant
in her affidavit states that being desc ted by her
husband, and being in i'll heslth she resolved upon
committing suicide; that she arranged with an un-
dertaker Tor her interment, and, procuring guam
tity OF poison, attempted TO carry out her design
bat, through the timely interference of Capt
He'me and others, her life saved: that Thomas
Stone stimulated her to commit suicide, aud said
that il deponent would draw 81 600 which she had
Ia tue savings bank, be would pay the expenses of
s n funeral, and if by any accident she did not
aceed IN the attempt he would hand her back the
10y that at the time said Stone knew she was |
ttnant Ply and almost crszed and suffered her to
epS nsr life without interference Upon being
ESP Gu sns made several attempts to see Stone
guy ne away elHded her, aud on one occasion |
wben sne did succeed ia seing him. he renudiated
rant for the arrest of Stone, snd mon his onna
ing in court be held him to bail in the sum If 81 ooo
to answer. VI S''oVo
1t appears that the Grand Jury of westcbester
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