The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
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EIMpORT8 NTSERDN NEYICn

kIMPORTANTFFR0M Mexico.
The GOVERNMENT REFUSES To TREAT WITH THE
UNITED STATbs.-'Tbe Government of Mexico has
determined to send minister to Washington
General Uraga having resigned on account of this
new policy uutil political matters become more
settled. They are determined to make no treaty
with the government at Washington without the
consent of the Confederate States as thev REGARD
the Southern Contederacy as their natural allies
and friends and, therefore, will enter into no dis
tasteful, entangling alliance with any Power
They desire to remain on friendly relations with
all, and will most certainly be among the frs. for
eign Powers to recognize the Confederate States as
free aud independent Government
The friendship OF the South to Mexico in her late
struggle, and the course of Southern Senator's
towards her when the vote taken on the late
treaty, (0nly two voted against it. while
all the North but two voted against itl
have satisfied her who her real, reliable friends
were.
On the 3Oth ult., Gen. Trajowas discovered with
eighteen others, iu~trying to get up conspiracy
lie was tried at once, and shot Sunday, 3lst at
hVe O'Clock, in the citadel, near the fashionable
resort of the city.
The Government is becominp mora fr,, $780,
Gay. The death Of Senior Don Miguel Lerdo de
ie{aua leaves no doubt OF the election OF JuareZ
as PRESIDENT for the next four years
oehor Mata, late minister to the United States
mas oeen named Tor the mission to London lint he
seemed to accept the place. His familiartv with
t9e troubles in the United States points him ont as
mission. ff''"'eu lor tiiaU
For once it may be said the roads from, tbo ,it,-
10 vera Cruz are well guarded and safe.
SUPPORTING tar LAws.-We are gIad tn 500 tbo
"egoton TO the ta'cs, which the higher-aw men are
suddenly beginning to manifest. Hitherto tboy
nave denounced such laws did not square win
their notions ct hu0''a freedoa and reioiced over
thtir violation, even if they did not actnaIIr no.
ticipate therein 'J par
But change has come over the spirit Of their
creams Now they are violent advocates of Law
furious supporters Of the Government They de.
nounce every body who doubts the wisdom If tho
Administration, and threaten with vengeance oil
who happen to question the policy which it pur
sues. pa
We are not sure but this is a good omen. Uara.
alter there will Of course be no more necro rnVcra
no more mobbiug of United States MarshalS M
more stealing OF slaves, but all the higher-law gen
try viii become meek, orde:-loviug, Government
supporting citizens. In fact, they carry their love
OF supporting Inc Government so far rs in snna
instances to threaten to break the laws in order to
compel others to think and act as they do on the
subject.
FIEE.-On Saturday night last about 10 O'clock,
the extensive and valuable distery of Messrs
Bali @ Brown, near the Monocacy Junction on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and about three
mics east OF this city, entirely DESTROYED by
IRE. Loss about $23000, we learn; insurance
Sl5,U0Q. Supposed to be the work Of an incendi-
ary. 1t will be recoliected that we noticed cou-
p'e,o weeks ago, the destruction by fire of a very
hne tenant house on Of Mr.. BaPs farms but
Herald. tn
PERsoNAL.-Wiiliam Il. RUSSELL the corsesnopd-
ent OF the London Times, arrived in the CITY hv
the Mills House. " "
r.. Davis, the artist of Harper's IVeehly, ar
rived at the same time, and is also at the Mills
House. '
Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia, lef. Charles
ION iast night on his way to Montgomery CharLcg-