The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-11


The aggregate being two hundred and thirty
three (233) Representatives.
In testimony whereof have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal of the Department of
the Interior to be affixed this 9Th day of July, in
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana slxty-one, and of the independence of the Uni
ted States of America the eighty-sxth.
CALEB B. SMITH.
HE PATTERsoN-BoNAPARTE TRIAL IN PsR1s-The
trial OF the Patterson family against the Roma
pare iamlly came on again yesterday, June 24h
In the Imperial Court, on the appeal Of the Ralti
more family from the decision of the lower court
which was against them, and the case will proba
ply be decided for the second time this evening
Inc plea OF III: Berger, yesterday, in favor of
the American family magnificent legal eff.
fort, and would have carried any case not pre-
judged by extraneous causes; but the Judgment of
the lower court will most probably be confirmed
ana then the plaintiffs will carry the case to the
Court OF Cassation-the high Court of Appeals
1t IS in this court, in fact, that they place the
greatest hope, since from its position as the last
court OF resort, 1t is supposed to be absolutely be-
yond the influence of political or other outside mo-
tives of action.
From VENEzUELA.-By the arrival at Philadel-
phia of the bark Thomas Dallett Cantain DiI
from Porto Cabello, we have later newsfrom Yena
zuela. That country continued in an unsettled
state. General Paez, as commander n-chief of the
army, mas been trying to compromise the difficult
Ties existing between the contendinp political
parties, and bad caused suspension of hostilitias
with one of the Federal Chiefs but it was reported
that the other chiefs had declined any comnro
muse. 1t is thought that the country will continue
III Tue same unsettled state for long time to come
uhiess the central government consents to a CON
vention to alter the Constitution and form Fada-
raj government. There was great dissatisfaction
expressed against the American Minister amonr
the Americans in that country, but from what cause
our Informant does not mention.
IHE s0wNERs OF THE STEAMER CATALINE.-The
nnrnt steamer Cataline turns out to have haen
owned by Mr.. Thurow Weed, Mr.. Freeman and
MT. DICKINSON, who got third party to have her
chartered for $4,000 month. Her loss entails
81, Z00 on Capt. Philips, $3.50 on her First Engineer
500 on her Second Engineer (Mr Simmons. $3.50
on the Purser, $500 on the Steward, So 500 on DR..
bradieYJ pelng the amount of private pronertv da
stroyed belonging to these gentlemen. The crew
lost about 500 each.
The WASHINGTON MoNUMENr.-We learn that.
under favorable auspices, the long neglected m,
nhlShed monument projected at WASHINGTON CITY tn
the Father o. his Country is about TO be urped to
IT'S completion. General ceremonies are to initiate
the change. The magpates of the nation and
speeches and patriotic martial strains are designed
Tor the occasion. This is well. This incomnIete
structure has full long enough married the national
landscape and bemished the national reputation
Wash. Cor. N. Y. Herald.
The NIGHT PATROL AT WAsHINGToN.-Tbe NIGHT
patrol OF some two hundred are kent busv untiI
about two o'clock, clearing the streets Of druntan
soldiers This expense is heavy and to the service
y dslrtre"atu IL can only be remeded hv nrnbih
lung the sale OF the filthy pnison The 4
respectable man in Washington who WIS., - not a
an evil that cries aloud for redress-CG2t say IL
delphia Inquirer. ALA
ARMY PAYMAsTERs.--The Secretary of War has had
an excellent opportunity to reward his old friends
more especially by bestowing upon them the ap.
pontment OF paymaster in the army, responsible
but exceedingly remunerative position, to saw
nothing of the 'Fpickings" Between thirty and
forty 0Iy have already been appointed Wash. Cor.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
IHE SECEDED STATFs.-The Boston DaHy Adrer-
user says: 1t is comforting thought that if we
nave direct tax assessed the Constitution re-
CURES direct taxes as well representatives to be
assessed On basis which includes three-ffths of
the slaves. This will give the Southern States
very neat bill of arrears to quidate upon their
return. F ~
IMMENSE QUANTITY OF Wharf.-The Rochester
". ~ Union says the unprecedented amount
vi m'ilon and quarter of bushels of wheat pass
| ed the weigh-lock in that city last week. This is
nearly three times the quantity which passed down
the canal the previous week. and considerable more
IMAM was reported for the first nine DAYS of NAV.
When every craft was loaded that could swim