The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-14

"CoL." ELLswoRTH.-The corresponding editor
of the Chicago Post thus "does up" Col. Ellsworth,
of Zouave motor ietv, who is now in Washington
seeking Office
H. is to be seen at any hour Of the morning or
evening, promenading, with some gay lady on each
arm, the corridors at Wizards. The ladies think
he is so nice. His STYLE to be sure not the style
of gentlemen in educated society-but then, Presi-
dent Lincoln likes him much. The dress of the
gallant "Col." is, at least, unique. His boots are
the approved patent leather; his pants black and
stand out over the boot after the fashion of sailors:
at the waist they have the appearance of being
fastened with strap and buckle-Or perhaps he
ties his suspenders round his middle, instead of
passing them over the shoulders; wascoat short
with only three buttons, chest thrown forward, as
in the pictures of Heenan; over his chest hangs
huge bosom neck tie, decked out with dazzling
trumpery from some "dollar jewelry store" collar
wide, and turned down low to show ''neck''-which
is long and bony and muscular; face-well-not
very Acknowledgements but little of the stu.
dent that he is repr esented to have been in Mr..
Lncolns law office; features-t cannot be said he
has any; eyes bright as pieces OF junk bottle glass;
with an impertinent stare; hair dark and long,
poked behind his ears, which are also long. This
sketch completes the picture. No visitor in Wash
ington can fail to recognize the original. He will
be regarded with amusement, or modification, as
the spectator is the opponent or friend of President
Lincoln, who seems to have adopted him, and is
determined to make great man of him.
JERUsALEM.-We have good reason to believe that
a part, at least of the object of Admiral La Rom
ciere lie NOurry's late visit to Constantinople had
reference to the for some time intended pilgrimage
! of the Empress of the French to Jerusalem Her
Majesty is said to have had such Journey in view
since the death of her late sister, the Duchess
d'Alba, and the official rumor now is that her in
tenOn is to be carried into effect befO the French
troops leave Syria As the Imperial voyage, how
ever, cannot be made till at least the end Of March,
this fact is put forward for stretching
the term fixed for General BeautOrt's departure bv
| the Convention. On the other hand, our NORMA
ton is that the Porte diSpOses of this nsinuated
necessity bv the amples offers of escort and mni-
cent care of her Majesty during her stay in its ter
rtory. 1t is said that the Empress any other
Helena-intends to commemorate her visit to the
Holy Places by the foundation either of an hospital
or church, worthy of Imperial France, and, in
fact, to make 'progress whose effects shall be at
once striking and durable. She will, it is said
replace the diamond star stolen-according to Con
sui Botta-by the orthodox Greeks from the
Cave of the Nativity at Bethlehem, by another of
greatly superior value, and make also most costly
additions to the decorations ofthe Holy Sepuchr
itself. Monsignore Brunoni, the Constantnop!e Vi
apostolic, NJ Bore, chief of the Lazarists, and
the Bulgarian unionst archmandrite, Macarios,
are, it is said to meet her Majesty at Jatfa, to
der to her the fluctuations the Latin clergy.-Le-
cant Herald
WHAT POSTAGE THE VARIOUS CITIES PAY-Some
very accurate tables of the postage paid by the
various cities of the Union have been published
The following table, from the Auditors report o.
the Post-office Department, (the latest published,
shows the net proceeds of the post-ofiices below
mentioned, for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth