The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-07
The Chronology OF SECEssIoN.-North Carolina
IS the eleventh in Chronological order Of the sece-
ded States. The following table shows the dates

|, South Carolina, December 20.
Z sSISslpp, January 9.
D. laoama, January IL.
i Florida, January IL.
D Ienrgia, January 10.
6. Louisiana, January 26.
4 Texas. February |.
s. Virginia, April IL
9. Arkansas, May 6.
10. Tennessee, Nav G.
IL. North Carolina, May 2l
AMERICANS IN PARls.-The Paris correspondent
OF the London Star savs: "The grave Character
which American affairs have lately taken is fell
here to b. without doubt the most interesting as
well as the most impor tant, question of the pre-
sent day. Rome, Venice, Hungary, Poland the
Duches, and even important domestic questions
have been only Of secondary importance since The
Intelligence has arrived of civil having broken
out in the United States The most sanguine hopes
OF compromise being practicable were en- ertain-
ed by the numerous colony OF Americans staying
at Paris"
The ANNEXATION OF DOMINICA To SPAIN.-Our
recent exchanges from Hayti are marked BY de-
trrmned spirit of opposition to the occupation by
the Spaniards Of the Dominican territory. The
Arenir newspaper, OF Cape Haytien, says the lower
ing of the Republican flag everywhere took place
with the most melancholy concidents. There was
no expression of joy, no mark of approbation;
the contrary, a Sullen silence prevailed. It is more
than probable, from the tone of the Haytien press
that there will soon be another uprising against the
Spanish invaders.
BosToN SHIPS NOT SEnED.-The statement of the
New YORK HerdH that the Boston ships Enoch
Train and Wilbur Fisk had probably been seized
by the rebels at New ORLEANS is unfnunded. Both
vessels now in Boston harbor. the former living
at Constitution wharf, and the latter at Battery
wharf.-B0ston TrdUeiier.
John Underwood, the recreant son Of Virginia,
while Henry Ward Beecher was in Washington
presented that diguitarv with iron ring and sta
pie, said to have been taken from the slave iil at
Alexandria. Henry Ward will have a text for next
Sunday.
}. H. Burch & Co., and H. J. rnkham & Co.,
both heavy banking firms in Chicago, have sue
cumbed to the currency panic and assigned. They
both failed from losses on Illinois currency, which
they were unable to carry. ltis supposed that the
other Chicago houses are perfectly sound.
The Speakership of the next House will probably
be given to Galusha A. Grow, of Pennsy lvania or
Frank P. Blair, Jr., of Missouri. For the Clerk
ship, we hear candidate mentioned in competi-
ton with Col Forney, the present Incumbent
Washington N. y. Tribune.
1t is reported that all the cotton mills in Man
chester, n. H., will stop running about two months
during the summer-tbe operatives preierriDg such
course to running on short time longer period.
-BoSton Courier.
Orders received in New York on Monday
by the Collector, to remit all the fines and cancel
the forfeitures incurred by merchants b. taking
out clearances from the authorities OF the Cuu.e-
rate States
An Improvement has been made in an instrument
called the larynxoscope. BY ans of a lens and
mirror, the light Of a lamp o: candle can be CON
centrated as to show the condition the throat
with great accuracy.
The Duke D'Aumale, in recent speech at a
royal literary fund dinner, eulogized warmly the
British press, British literature and its free insti-
tutions. He concluded BY saying, he ''preterred
liberty with its dangers to quiet servitude."
The government at Washington is daily receiv-
ing large numbers of horses ana wagons for camp
service. Two hundred and fifty horses and six
Tuesday,
Col. BARrLErr.-Tbis gentleman positively de-
nies the statements contained in the article about
the "Naval Brigade" which appeared in the New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Mr.. Heidrick, who arrived Cincinnati few
days ago to purchase quniue, was unable to obtain
any for the Southern market as it rds contrdbaHG
Of '7ar.
Queen Isabella, of Spain has fixed her system of
rule to be observed in st. Domingo. The Captain
General of Cuba will have, it is said the chief
executive power.
Hen. John j. Crittenden will take the stump in
the ninth district Of Kentucky. in behalf Of his
own election to Congress He is announced to
speak in LaTrencebure on the 10th inst.
The headquarters Of the Southwestern telegraph
line is to be removed from Louisville, Kentucky, to
Nashville, Tennessee.
The Eufield rifed muskets which were imported
from England have been taken to the Massachu-
setts State Arsenal, at Cambridge
Tom Savers the pugst, OF England met with
serious accident when travelling to lulhl an
pagement with circus company.
Charles B. Calvert has published in the Ma
tnnaI IateUigencer, address to the voters of the
Sixth Congressional District of MARYLAND.
The New York papers say that the Central Park
as vet attracts but lew visitors. The Express
thinks that war Is the cause.
The New York Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have entered the field and propose to supply
the religious wants of the volunteers
The French vineyards are nearly ruined for this
year. The clarets and sauternes will scarcely be a
traction OF the usual Weld.
Hon. Samuel Appleton, of Boston, died in that
city on Wednesday
Private Foley, late of the United States Artil-
lery, is to be hung at w Washington to-day.
Madame Albnnl's income from her engagements
is five thousand dollars per month.
William Freeman OF this city, has been appoint
ed keeper OF the light house at Greensburys Point
Camp Cairo presents sick list of seven hundred
and twenty-five.