The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-20

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d ine men are not paid, but are REQUIRED TO rive nm
e t o"c- tehih OF their plumber. The rebels are
not producers, and it is said that Marking
o 'n contains an immense deal Of wealth which bas
opcn Drought from Loo Chew and Other nInndarad
q e'Tes. mere are several armies alwavs in +ba
F n,u, ano; thG wholesale butcheres and atrocities
livery kind the result of their incursions are
:op horrible for belief. The citv wall oT NanL;
o s".u 10 be from thirty to forty miles in circnrn
r anci 10 IS from thirty fifty feet high bnt II
f t"ses Tor the most part ruins and desa,f iborh
.nefe are still several bundrad tbInS,d Lusu
an,nayy ,ng city who dif-r from other Cbinaman in
q f,ncr f because they Wear long hair and have
tba,, L. ~ x 'uny cotors in their attire which tsste
f NY nave oeen able to gratify > "''0" '"''e
VISIT TO TIE RUINS or rus Fopc-r,1 -
-" VIZ iU,nS o' the tar-iamGd Porce ain Toryo- o
Hl the worlds wonders, il Is necc-ssar - WI e' one
some miles IN canal outside the wall iJnnp put zen
ana dead bodies are abundant along the hank anS
mere Is nothing OF interest to be seen tin the sir,
OF the toweris reached, and there huga riIo oc
Iulhs-porceialn bricks, of a variety of coGrsis
a tnat remains of what was once so beartif,,
pafre or Two OF guupOwfer very speedily DESTROYED
II'oo eIaoorate and highly ornamented structure
Muhth Is so strongly associated with our earliest
! iaeas o china. II was thought to command mr..
tloh OF the city, and some treacherv being appre-
mouuDu on the part of one f the rebel leaders il
was Diown up. There is nothing even nicturesGna
| s u I's runs OF the tower. Some en- tire bricks
lSceu with porcelain, some gr0tesaue fragments
~ o'n"uiehtS IN pottery, and good many pieces of
oomer, "hch mad nothing but their source to
'ii'cers who made the excursion.
! The SEA-SENrENT ENrLAryap AGAIy The. .a,,o-
rIence oi one OF the editors Of tn Salem, Gazet,e
wiz prove "staEgerer'' to the believers IN the
existence of that mythic monster, the sea-sernpnt
lie was one of party hecalmed in salem harhIT
| aIo yves his journal Of twentv-fuur hours rr,rn
"Llch we extract the following. Instructive I',f. va
!, AT an early hour in the morning one or t,yo in
'he cabin were hastily summoned TO the Iacl, to ~
S'" III ,hSteF gIldng swiftly through Tn, U,,tar =
~ va !p"chlng the deck several Of the party includ
!pE Ile captain and schoOuers hands vvore rrotob
| log the animal, which was soma +: r1a ,r'ae
| mile distant. He was appareatI- etrht ~.
| s."n@' me head would rise slightly from the a5r-
| 49, eTea'lhg n foam in his propress Tho ~.
ooay projected from the water at rarniar i.taS tuS
| u humps, as was expressed th6ugb thara r,as
snme uncertainty whether the pr0iections rvaro
| humps or coils. The motion was roir,r,, I
both the head and projections from the bag u, "Iu
tanned their relative position to each other vrith
suCh accuracy as to leave doubt of the realify n
! the strange monster. Every one was convinced
an! a even the captain declared that in all his sea-
| idrihS experience he never saw the ike before
r !" neh iu peliet III the seaserpeDt had thus been
a"ly es'aI!isAed II was just suddenly brought 10
0'"Se' later IN tie forenoon the animal was seso
again This time he came nearer however 80 "a
nee" IA iact, as to be distinguished a horse msck
u,e..'ne .f numps IN the rear being nothing
| more than the wake LEFT behind him None hnt
| those who have this fish under sucb cirorD,
stances as are above described Al appreciate the
uteeptloh' me waves or wake, in the rear is very
regular, and Snbside to the view frrv or sevar,rt
hVe teet from the animal. To be seen wi IN nII a.
cePuVe elect, the animal should be some three
quarters OF mile distant and the nearly dead
CAIN. 1t Il probably under lust such crcu1s,ncog
as these that the "se4 serpent" has been So fro
qushtly seen Oil Naturalization Adrertiser.
CHARACTERISTIC DocuMExr.-The following is
literal translation OF document sent to the En-
Peror few days ago by party of enfrancbised
serls, who add res' the Emperor in the same terms
that the people of other nations address the Deitv
'Aeuer Y ne Fo"hJ@ and Reeyecifm Peasant, of
oC. ne lWo9e Of Naio, ,Bandora-Seniro5r.
"Czar, our father and hcnefactor: We bavo
learned of thy gracious imperial decree. wbicb ON
priest has read to Us ia the house of God shorty
atter we received, through the civil authorities a
| oo3E, which was sent TO US in thv Imperial name
ana IN which We sec how thou, our father couIdsf
nusy thyscf ur our welfare, and what gre,t Trsca
thou hast showed to us to our wives and childran
tuF0ugh all generations to come. Our sinnle hearts
comprehend thy pate,ua love for U.s. Thou hast
Judged wisely as regards our need Nav CInd give
tree grace to reign tor long ages ia health and
proSperltTj we Will never cease to pray for thee.
ana Tor thy august family.
'Fathrr, full Of goodness receive the thanks of
| my children of Main Baudora-Senivaka and of
hrasn"gora; receive this testimony of the eternal
gratitude ct our hearts. Better than we can, will
our delegates personally express our gratitude
lhere follow the names Of the delegates.
How. father, give Us thv b nedicti0n for our
changed life, for that oder of things about to
commence. W 9 are assured that with thv paternal
and Imperial blessing this new existence on which
We We are Just entering will be calm and happy."-N.
| The "BoGus" GovEnNMENr OF MIssouRr.-Tbe
So'7.'fN st"''r"'G}, linton paper, refers tu the
/ following language to the new government
! The services Of a Provisional Governor for .b
short time intervening between this and tbs aln
t,on IN November, cannot, we fear be worth vrbot
ternaI war tn 1 ' ~ "",7slic slrHe ana Ira
few weeks ogo ar ,~bib tt zen tlmP' even a
have been trio1 ,,;,t, We experiment might
nu' % II may now end IN fraternal blood and in pro-
motlng the scheme Of secession. We hone thara
! 4, II al
! rp Ut. -,
li'e MlSsoorl ietfgrdph, also Union, sIeaks TINS
The State Convention has unvifti-rrI,. -. =
iectuaiiy thrown up Il masked battery from, hfie,
! which the sectssioDsta and reyolntinnists rraI
/ ovcrwhem and ultimately c3rry ,bo ST. ~
Ihe southern COnfedcrscy. Was this dasirrod ,
/ Inc only thing necessary to accomnlSh II i tb,t
the people re-eect the very offers that the Cnn.
Ceutloh mas assumed to depose. The history of this
! Government presents nothing parallel to this high
handed, revolutionary act Of one S. of tban,naI;
/ servants attempting to oust from Office annthor
Tins vacstod n;t tne hlghest OF these of"es
| uboga nnIitio,I VIZ Sume oi tht'r own number,
rar in the wav or anv sr,cb ,''he neen Il par
! viii the nrnrIa sn:'rI ~" Guoice py the people,
| will tbay ra-alss,t -" tHIs prepared dose, or
| choice . -' '''S'naL anu sovereign
|
DESIGNS OF THE Eo&FEDER RATEs-A srecial das-
P".,Cn |" Tue New 0rk IrijNac says:
! All the talk and all the apparert morer,o,t, ~,
the part OF the Conrederates toward dirart .tto-
upon " ashIngt0n, about which there Is r,pob 49,
ETY. ana excitement, are merely feinfs 70 60 ~
| Wis real purpose. The purpose il The oIasir ~
the lower Potomac, and the throwing of -. VI
army across the river into St Ntrr;s a15 .LTE soTE
counties both Of which are ourand ont = : Ia as
in sentiment This done thag Iii -, ~ OsS''uu
Annapolis and shut Off ihat rorio aI .?u uP 10
the Baltimore Railroad Omen to ~ r. rE ,!.-E oHy
ard that be closed at a ,porpp,, ,4;,' l"'.I''
midnight toray upon the bridges as the K. & ~ :"
'PT PThis af"i t ,o.su ., 10 our cost.
as soon as tbe ct f VI lne Coniederates, and
along The 49, -tl Iii n!"Ie secfe'ea batteries
ecurinn oo,L,it @ " .'' ".le,IPt !" put 1t INTO eX-
nna1 a rn;ItI "a mar lano, they count
| tbsr Sat, go IT, 80 VI ttt HecSSsionistS OF
with almost cort"i,t F s,o ,io,lS o' washington
RaIv pnnn i ,b Ga25it, w. SSeeSs' :
! nor viii snv a,,nr,t nF an, 20 Nv. "l' OF DANGER,
| rnpnts b,,u;srar ;,$io:y - eI'Soy "s 20 army move
| i,rroyo ~ ,,a 80. MI ~ ~" 1" course may oe,
| 5t; ~ ,LI. WV U",'eI. lHe ConttGerate force IN Nir-
| - - A S '"'N' anu II Is da!lV increasing.
20 20 wi "uS SiIoA'''i"t E0thg on at the proper speed,
W. -; 80 " w V" e't'E "gEas'"A 10 oppose greatly
| "gi"' ''' &C. ds III the case or the brave Lyon,
" Ia 1'iuo't every case SINCE the war began?
| SUCKING Ur WATER FROM SAyD-Iivingstora
the African traveller describes an irosri,s TtboI
BY which the Africa1s obtain water In tba Tesertt
"The women tie bunch Of grass 70 ono onS Of
due as deem as the arm Eli I'', I - II. l'Uo
the wet sand firmly around it. Aaplyinr tho
mouth to the free end of the reed, they form
| vacuum IN the grass beneath, IN which the water
collects and IN snort time rises to the mouth 1t
VIII De pefcelHed tHat TINS SIMPLE, but truly Phho-
% sIpnGa "a ana ensctuti lne!nHd might nave been ap-
r,.eu III nShy ease IL %i!teteht countries, where
! ;