The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-08

iaint and mourntul wall that could break d solcni
silence seemed to pass through me like dream.
stopped my horse aud listened. For some time
could not satisfy myself whether the music was i
the air or in my own brain. | thought Of the pin
forest which was not far off bat the tone was no
harp like, and there was not a breath of wind
Then it sWelled and approached; and then il seemed
to be miles away in moment; and again it moanct
as il under my very feet. It WIS, in fact almos
under my feet. 1t was the voice of the winds i'm
prisOned under the pail OF ice suddenly cast owe
them by the peremptory power Of the frost. No
body there had MADE air-Oies, for the place was
wilderness; aud there was 10 escape for the winds
which must moan on till the spring warmth shau!c
release them. They We're fastened down in silence
but they would come out with an explosion when
IN some still night, after warm spring dav th,
| Ice would blow up and make a crash and racke
from shore to shore. So | was told at my host.
that evening, where arrived with something O
the sensation of a haunted man. 1t had been some
time before the true idea struck me, and mean
while the rising and falling moan mad. my very
heart thrill again.-Oace a Week.
THE RECENT FonGERY IL THE CUsrom HOUSE,
Arrest Of the Suspected Pdrty.-SiGce the discovery
OF the late removal of goods from the United States
bonded warehouse, by means Of forged orders, the
detective iorce have been on the alert to discover
the lost property and appreheDd the perpetrators
OF the robbery. Although unsuccessful in dis
covering any traces of the stolen packages sus.
plclons have fallen a clerk in the warehouse
department, sufficient to justify his arrest
| i-"FN w ~ A"HAdNJ tue person suspected ana
placed in custody yesterday, by officers Macdou
! gall and Bennett, is an appointee OF Collector
Schell, and has been employed in the custom house
since the commencement of President Buchanan's
Administration. He is German refugee, and has
| borne, since his arrival in this country high
character for Intelligence and honesty and has been
regarded as capable, efficient and faithful off
| GER.
His business in the custom house has been to take
charge of the warehouse account book or as it i;
known in the department. "FOrm No. l79" Into
this book, kept in debit and credit form is copied
In Its details, every warehouse entry and bond
given, so that the whole transaction can be traced
". Y. Com. AdU. of Wednesday,.
tbs CLAY SARCoPHA GUs.-The beautiful marble
sarcophagus intended for the remains of Henry
Clay, which was designed by Mr. Frederick Graeif,
and executed at the yard of Mr.. William Struthers
now receiving the finishing touches and will be
sent ts Lexington, KY, in few days. The mate
rial used, which is pure white marble, is from
quarry in Montgomery county. On the raised lid
enclrcled in laurel wreath, is the name-Henry
CIay-in black marble letters; on the end, in front
OF base, the following: ''Presented by William
Struthers, marble mason, Philadelphia The in
scriptOns on the side of the base are from Claws
speeches. Cne, 81 had rather be right than Presi-
dent: Truth is mighty and Public Justice certain -
AgaIn-''l can with unShaken confidence appeal to
the Divine Arbiter for the truth of the declaration
that have been influenced BY n impure purpose
no persona! motive; have sought no personal ag-
grandiZement, but in Ell my public acts, | have
I"U ii SUE huu single eve, ana Il warm, de-
voted heart, directed and dedicated to what in
my best Judgment, believed to be the true inter
ests of my country" Until the sarcophagrs is
ready to be removed, it be seen at the ward of
Mr.. Struthers-Phitadelphia Ledger.
The AMERICAN BoNAPARTgs continue to form
the theme of much comment in European circles
and journals. The N0njteur begs the world not TO
be premature in forming its opinions and announ-
ces that the will be laid before the legal tr-
bunals. This last concession looks as if the En-
peror were tav0rably inclined towards our cOun
try folk; but per cOHtru the l[OuifeUr calls them
Pattersons, not BOnapartes, and thus seems to
side against their claims. 1t also declares that
certain of the documents alluded to in the paper
drawn up by Berryer, the great French lawyer,
for Madame Patterson Bonaparte, are of contested
authenticity. 1t is supposed that the aIluson is to
the letters OF the present Emperor, which ex-
plictty recognize the relationship between himself
and the first wife Of Jerome. The questions that
will arise in the settlement of this matter are at
once intricate aud important 1t is strange to no.
tice the vicssiudes of ol tune which after leaving
this American branch of the family in the obscuri-
ty OF private ard els atlantic life for half century
now drag them up on pinnacle where they are
the object of interest to the whole world: where
their fate involves perhaps that of Kingdoms, and
is sure to became chroncled in histOry.-.V. Y.
Express.
The Pacific TELEGRAPH.-A Washington dcs-
patch SAYS: Private letters from leading telegraph
men received by the last mail from California
,'o,o m y; ta' uliuSr the JudiciouS
Western Union Telegraph Company, all the tee-
graph Interests in California will be consolidated,
~ 'iS C""R1uy i"' niCu oii tte aclhc, 10 CO.
VA VA '!e onl"h company on tae
III lle I@Piu com OF 'he acme
We also understand, from well-informed parties
that IL connection with the Pacific line, an earnest
and persevering effort will be made to extend the
telegraphic facilities via Oregon the British and
huSSian Possessions &p n Uurapo tIn tail
ure thus far OF long submarine cables, having, in
the udgmentof these parties left little if any reason
to hope for a permanently successful line to Eu-
rope, except via Behrings strait at the intersection
OF the Pacific and Arctic oceans The United
States and several Of the leading European Govern
ments are confidently relied upon to favor this
Worldwide enterprise
A New PHASE OF THE CANADA Ey-rn,D,TTov {, ,Sr.
Accordinr to the Montreal Commercial AJro,.j;cy
of the I'd instant. there will be some dilicnItv in
convevino tbn fnGitive slave Andnrsor r. E,ni3rL
The idrcrtise5 says:-It is understood tLs, tbc
next steamer will brine an Officer of tho Court or
Vuten btncn ci"tgeu win the service OF the writ
", % ~ o.!S C@se Au II Is 10 De pre-
Eli - ~ , [uI 'toi VI 'He government
'' t ""ne eaus5 lne sur enuer u' ANDERSON TO the
:" th at tn's season! lie cannot 60 throu9h
.nt Thiieo states wlIh9nt certainty oi capture,
"u" '"V ISno io"tc 10 La'i,aN Is utterly lmPfacu-
capis' II ne is, however, brought to M0ntrea IN
the meantime, to await the opening of navigation,
the hlends ot freedom here VIII have an opportu-
nlty 0I bringing MN on writ OF hdbeas corpus be-
lore The superior Court OF the district and its de-
clsloh VIII IenaeT MS remission to England unne-
e anu rlnGcase tne character OF our Judges
- rno "A IL oy 'neAr o'e'DFen
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