The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-22
In another letter Franklin saws:
FOREIGN ITEMS.

tn throw yro.tb, 81 a 49,. :: -. a. " a'ISe' nei q
eve If ST John e;tban t luz 'nI lsluia on me
the Legendary PnIsh p;nnnro W lheilioty vi
the love of ber cnrn+rr - u &c" " nv, '"t
river or N draw ourn - ~ nerse" IN tDat
SINKING If tbe rrraa,Ia o IT. ~ oin 'he noaUng or
thara orc q nn,mIa Sst;i a. eve VI OF. John Is,
dressed in their hest attire Az - ~
and the hridoe IN ,aLo n.rt - ~ 49, si"o
This yeor a I'd IS 80 pa III Wy cereHohy.-
the SPOT usually seIactad for tn Len PIsIt at
nuhI;c i,staad 81 -. !. ~ iI pu pose uuI the
Xxi Camaterr Is.s " snt 10 cue f0Woh-
graves of the victims who fell on The ORR Ehrran
and Sth March Thousand, ofnarsons IN $50 49,
ing were present, and all Joined in rnnaatinr H.
national prayers and singing patriotic HYMNS o,ar
the graves. On the tomb Of the five yint;ms of
February was a small chapel Of flowers lighted
with tapers, in the midst of which was a hIsc-
coffin surmounted by crucifx.
H. rroM "ts L0nao" economist, Jnty6
n,int w. o,nt e 81 : ~ IloE!-" oras cannot
ont Tho on.; Sth MAJ "ou'u prevail through
boIders booa,ao 80 IT, .I slaves anu siaVe-
,rara 81 ~ ,,.. 80 INC n1Sio population
od arhitar, " tue he!a as combatants
nnsst;ors nf - ne Itl ne, W. VIII only ask Two
nIo 70 sncb nrnoooSi go ussesI VI con'eu-
resnIt ipstifv tboSa bo br",ab.y UnJse'' OF any
b;daa1,s 49, tSI; WV piousht ABOUT such
Could tbosa nhna e.. asioolty ah9 crime! AND
snffred Sucb nI iei'oW-cllZehs had
for ganerat;ons ~ 80 g.; az inI1u AZ, ever,
loose tho non,aiass 49, go ' ~ "ho lau ieo
a. - 80 80 III ~ o.e IPoi 'sen anu thelrs!
,;II;o . f MS eou'u 'nose VINO haa called out four
-; VI slaves u "Ieak thelr vengeance on
~ o ie. as'eIs' anu 'hose VINO mad under
monweaIth or BECOME ctizans uht t IN one COM
eThora or become ctizens even OF one empire?
,h - ~ ie' "ii Ml -ature cannot forgive;
onG "oa !5I. 1esse W pe nature IL she ala.
l. 10 iue w argue 'hat slavery IS so heinous
sIS.a ciline, .nat any means, however awful, by
neI pu @'iTu can oe enecsen, ought to be
- "oei Insn may ho' Jake upon himself
tne iSsponS!ohity Vi auopthg such means as we
ma,e Deen when he does SO
aims and cloaks sectona, amhitio n h pUicas
beneyoent symnatbias tho, ha w ,ue Use 20; ~
now In such condit;on Of nat;on1J 49,
America has reached tbara l. ono th;a Sia as
even more clearly aud more mons,rousiy crime
than slavery-and that is, the fomenting of a gen
eral iusurrection of the slaves. Civil war is bad
enough, but servie war is iacomparably worse
And servile war on scale and with ele-
ments never before dreamed of in history, created
for their purposes by one of the parties in an
internal political dispute would be about the most
enormous sin ever laid upon a human conscience.
But we cannot say have much expectation
that even American madness will ever reach pitch
like this. The citizens of the free States, as we
have often pointed out, are not abolitionists nor
irlends OF the negro except as regards small mi
nority. They are not fighting for emancipation.
They never contemplated such a result as the issue
OF their political conflict; they deprecate it, and
unless driven desperate by discontinue will never
1--WE feel confidently willingly aid it or accept it.
They desire the subiugation of the South, but not
its ruin. They have wish that ali the rich
piantatione and fertile fields scattered 500 900
square miles should go out of cultivation and once
more become Wilderness They would see with
asinay anu seil-reproach the cessation of that pro-
oncuVe agriculture Whlch gave S60,OO0,O 600 yearly
OF eSportaple cargo to TIER commerce. Little
,oey rove the whites OF georgia or Alabama, they
ioVe the oiacks sun less AND they Will never arm
ut hounu On the ignorant ana brutal negro, whom
tney so desplse, to the massacre of fellow citizens
with wnom, In the midst OF their lighting and their
ury' they still are conscious OF their kindred.
The GREAT FIRE IN LoNDoN-Tbe Dnilu Nome
says:-The fire is far from being exiting pushed,
and about noon Yesterday fresh outbreak took
place in one of the vaults nearest the northern ex-
tr.emity, with contains some Thousand barrels of
her Of hogshasds of salad bat 49, s' ca mum
the smell emitted was not only chnoxions h,;.
was considered highlypreudicial to the inbahipan1
and notice to that effect has been sent to the
Board of Health. An opening has been made m
der the Customs department, next to the Grapes
Tavern, and immense quantities of picked beef and
pork are being taken out, and tons weight of auid
tallow and oil are being skinned by means of
large ladies' OF the surface OF the sewage water as
1t Is forced by the same element from the Thames,
ana the stand pipes supplied BY the Southwark
Company. The two powerful steam floating en-
gines are still obliged to be kept at work The re-
suit OF all this is hardly perceptible beyond the
TACT that 1t drives the oil and tallow into the sew
ers. The inside walls are in such dangerous
state that they are expected honrly to fall.
Inc London papers OF the Bird say:-After ten
Gays Win all the appliances OF steam, water and
chemicals mat can De brought to bear upon this
terrible connagratlon the lire still continues its
dda , eueh sight as was presented on Tues