The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

MINISTER'S.
Where Compen.
Min. Plen., Charles F. Adams . London. si9 loo
Sec OF Leg, Charles l.. Wilson, London ... 252
Asst Sec OF Legation, John Adams London 500
Min Plea, VIM L. Dayton, .Pars........ IL 500
Dt Lega'i0n' VIM. H. Fry.'..'Pars 1925
MIN Plen, p Judd ..,......... Berlin.... - 500
seS OI Leganon' II. hreiseman Berlin..... 500
Min. Res, George P. Marsh Observation-Disclosures 1900
Min Res James Watson Webb. Consantinople 1900
AUSTRIA ''
Min Plen, Anson Burlingame. ..... Vienna.. Il 900
SWEDEN AND NORWAY
Min. Res, Jacob 7. Halderman. ..Stockholm $500
DENMARK ~
Min Res, Bradford R. Wood .... Copenhagen $500
Min Pen Thomas H, Nelson. Rio Janeiro.. 70 900
BELGIUM
Min. Res, Henry s. Sandford w Brussels 400
SPAIN ''SO
Min. Pen Cassius NJ. Cay..... Madrid ..... L. 900
Evga',on' ureen Clay Madrd.... 1900
Min Res, Elisha C. Crosby ..... Guatemala. .. $500
PoNTIFICAL STATES
Min. Res, Rufus King ~ : 5Oo
coSsuLs
AT what place. Name. Compensation
London. Freeman II. Morse , 81 500
PordeauX ........... C Davisson. .......... 1000
liverpool Dewitt G. Littleiohn. -. $500
Hayre re.,................. james O. Putnam .. & Ooo
Aix-la .Chapelle ......Wm, Fl y.sev ''. 300 9GOO
Frankfort on. REMAIN E. Rufus Hosmer ~ 00O
Alexandria, Egypt.....W S. Thayer........... 5000
Sandwich Islands Thomas J Dver. 5oo
Mr.. Adams succeeds George NJ. Dallas, of Penn
sylvana, VINO has served under two adminstra-
tions; Mr.. Dayton succeeds Mr.. James c. Faulkner
OF Virginia; Mr.. Judd succeeds Mr. Josepb A
Wright, of Indiana; Mr.. Marsh succeeds MIR. John
NJ. Daniel, of Virginia; Mr. Webb (if he can be
prevailed uponl will succeed Mr.. James Williams
OF tennessee; Mr. Buringame will succeed Mr.
D. Giancy Jones, of Pennsylvania ;sMr Halderman
Will succeed B. +. Angel, of New York; Mr. Wood
Will succeed j. NJ. Buchanan, of MARYLAND; Mr..
Malls ID
SeIson VIII succeed r. H. Meade, of Virginia; Mr..
Sanford will succeed E. Y. Fair, of Alabama: Mr..
SchurZ will succeed G. W. Morgan of Ohio: Mr.
Clay will succeed VIM. Preston, of Kentucky: Mr.
Crosby will succeed B. l.. Clark, of Kentucky; Mr.
hhing VIII succeed j. L. Stockton, of New Jersey.
vi these appointments Mr.. Clay is the only citizen
OF Southern State.
COMMENTS ON THE SPEECH OF PRIYcE NAPOLEON
BoNAPARTE.-Pdrfs, March 5.-Everv thing of in
terest has paled before the speech of Prince Napo-
leon on Friday last. 1t was not simply luminous
commentary of the diplomatic acts relative to the
Italian question, profession of the belief of the
cousin of the Emperor-it was a political event
In fact, the Prince has placed himself upon the
platform of the government, that of cOncation
1t is fair then to believe that although those decla-
ratons not the expression of the policy of the
government, they at least reflect its thoughts In
any event the logical deductions of the speaker
the profound conviction which breathed in his
words, not less than his rank, give this speech
great weight, and if the words of Ministers can
alone commit the government-as NJ. Billault said
those of Prince of the Imperial family neces-
sary initiated into the secrets of the policy of the
government, nay be considered as an indication of
the tendencies of that policy. Thus, it appears.
that the Prince, as we'll as the Emperor only seeks
means of conciaton.-Paris Correspoadenf of the
Courier des Etats Unis.
DEATH UNDER PECULIAR CfRCuMsrANcps.-Mr
Stephen ii. Payne, a clerk in the BROOKLYN Post
oihce, came to his death in a yerv singular manner
on Friday afternoon. The deceased, in COMPANY
with young man named Smith, also employed in
the post-oice, left to 90 home to dinner On
the way, being about twenty feet in advance o
Smith, Payne turned round and threw a snowfall
at him. The force used in throwing the ball caused
HIM to fall heavily upon the sidewalk, and in fteer
minutes thereafter be was corpse, having in tn,
meantime been carried to the house of Mayol
Powell. DR.. Little was called in, and finding nt
pulsatlon about the wrist or heart pronounced hin
dead. An inquest was held by Coroner Horton
and verdict was rendered to the effect that dealt
was caused by rupture of blood-vcssel or inter
nal hemorrhage.
The PROSPECT BRlGnTENING.-The Administrative,
is actively engaged in sending out of the countr,
many of the most noted agitaors who have affl ict
ed this Republic for long time past Having NJ
public duties demanding their attention most O
these have hao little to do besides making speeche
and circulating documents. When once fair
packed up and gone off, we may reasonably hop
for period OF comparative repose. There still re
main quite number of editors who should be dis
posed of in like manner. Several of some promi
nence in this city itching for foreign appoint
ment, and 1t is public misfortune that there shou
be so much delay in gratifying their wishes. Ca
nothing be done for Wendell Phillips, or Mr. Gar
rison, or Mr.. Greeey?-N. y. Jour. Com.
EUGENE GUlNoT, associate editor of the Paus, an
one OF the first and most elegant chroniclers of tn
Parisian press died on the 9th ultmo, after a YER
short illness. He was also known under the no;
de plume of Paul Vermond and Pierre Durand.-
During the twenty live years that he has been cor
nected with the press, Eugene Guinou never faile
to send his weekly Jeuideton on the appointed day
Therefore, when, on Saturday, the 9th q
February, the chief editor of the Pays did not RI
ceive from him the expected copy, he said to hi
friends: "GuinOt has not sent his chronicle for Il
mnrrow-he must be dead" He was not dead, bu
dying.
Fort flcKENs.-The New York Express of S;
turday publishes the following despatch from W ash
ington:
Washington, March 23.-It is asserted that Fol
Pickens will follow Fort Sumter, in the way of til
withdrawal OF troops or evacuation, and that tb
subject is considered by members of the Cabine
Inc oout9ern e commissioners believe that the eva
cuaion of the fort will soon be a recognized nece
sity, and are Stipuating no,o that there sboU he -
reinforcements or supplies If this is agreed to
the President, there will be a withdrawal of III
Confederacy forces near the fort.
The DURABILITY OF SToNE.-It is said that tn
stone of which Westminster Palace is built
doomed to entire destruction unless speedily prc
tected by some covering. The stone is not crysta
lied, and rapidly decays when exposed to the su
phate of ammonia, with which the atmosphere
London is very considerably charged. Publ
buildings very frequently suffer from not using tn
proper kind of building stone. The columns O fiji
custom House in this city an instance. III
marble is in a condition of exfoiation, as any or
may see by examining it.-Phaa. Ledger.
Da. CHEEvER's church troubles are before IL
puolc again. There was a meeting of the churc
on Friday night, when Mr.. E. W. Chester offere
paper calling for mutual council to settle e,
lstng difficulties, and to consider the proprietv
dissolving the relations between Dr. Cbeeyer an
the church. Another paper was also offered by
committee previously appointed to settle the tro
bles, In which thev set forth that every effort ba
failed ID consequence of the course of certain ia
tious individuals. Some of the factous parti
were suspended until they would give evidence
repentance.
MASONRY IN MAssA sAcHUsErTs.-Tbe Bunker ~
Aurora reports that the number of persons recei
ed into the Masonic institution in Massachusett
for several years past, has been as follows le5
LOOP; 1858, 95l; 1859, l,lss; 1S6O 1928. Five di
pensations for new lodges were granted: seven no
lodges constituted, and twelve new halls dedicat n
during the last year. At the close of the wear the
were ll3 lodges in the States, and three in Son
America, under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lod
of Massachusetts,.
The man everybody likes is generally a fo
The man nobody likes is usually knave.
man who has friends who would die for him, al
foes who would love to see him broiled alive,
usually man of some worth and force.
:. The Erie Railroad Company has purchased
line known as the "Buffao and New York Ci
nailroad," running from Hornellsville to Butfa
Inc road y ninety miles long, and has been used
sns Hr's company under running arrangement