The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-21

The CRUsADE.-The pulpit in different parts of
the North and East, has been the source whence
| much of the war enthusiasm was received
The Western ministers, it will be seen are not
| lar IN the rear of their meek examples in the
| North.
communication to the Cincinnati Times con-
tains the following:
mr. hdHor-l have not seen in YOUR paner
notice OF Union sermon, preached on SUNDAY
evening last in the Ringgold Street Matbnd;,
Episcopal Church. in this city, by its pastor, Rev
| w. H. BLACK. In the rear of the pulpit was dis
played the flag of the Union and picture of
washington. The text was in Rom. 18th, and
eiJnins ooed'ence TO the powers that be. The
sermon was an earnest and eloquent defence of the
Union, and well-merited chastisemept of the
southern traitors, to whom he applied the epthets
traitors, thieves, liars, rogues, robbers and mur
derefs, which they richly deserve He declarad
that 1t Kentucky secedes he will help to wbin her
IN again. dis patriotic sermon was received INV
the delighted audience with frequent and Iond
concentrations of applause. After the sermon, the
star Spaugled Banner was sung with the shirt
and the understanding.
TYPE-SErrING MACHINE CouPaNY, comnoru
has been organized for the manufacture and sale of
lype-settlng machines, under patents granted to
Charles W. Felt, of Salem, and has issued a
pamphlet by which it appears that some three or
'our machines have been built, each approaching
nearer the result, until the feasibilitv of Tho on
ton has been demonstrated to the satisf,ctipn of
various practical and scientific men WIZ RAJ Nv, "
ahmed It, We are glad to know that succass bo,
crowned tnis lanor OF the inventor, commenced
something more than ten years ago for tbis = 80
OF those inventions, which, like the art itself is dse
tined to produce great changes in the community
1t is remarkable that notwithstanding the aetivitv
OF inventive minds type are ''set up" to-day. lust
as Guttenburg perfol med the operation four hun
dred years ago The press has been wonderfully
improved, and great advances have been made in
manufacturing type but typesettinP, the greatest
labor of the printing office, has advanced scarcely
single step. The difficulties were supposed to be
100 great, or other fields offered ampler returns,
but modern ingenuity has triumphed over all OBJ
stsces, and demonstrated the practicabiity of this
most desirable reform. Boston Courier.
MAMMOTH sKEIBros. While at Pleasant Hill ra.
Gently, the editor of the NicbolasvilIe (Kv) Demo-
crat took occasion to examine the fossil bones of
huge mammoth which were exhumed last wear |
from pond little beyond that place, and saws. |
we uouot whether there is another archaeological
specimen like it in the State of Kentucky We
give the dimensions of a few narts IF ,b;s rnna,o
III oruer mat Comparative anatomists and otbars
;Ia III n accurate idea of its exact size A |
of The femnr ~. I,i; Weighs nine pounds The head
in diameter The tusks measn, eisnt inches
diameter and sixteen feet in Iepgth ne ihches IN
are speedily disintegrated on bring noweVer, they
hght. Inc eyes Oh this monster were tbroo s e
apart. From these data alone we infer ~ rec 1eet
incarnate beast which once roamed over o .nat the
try with these massive bones was the xiv u"un-
forest. VI the
How To MAKE GENERAL-The Cincinnati o.
zete, speaking of General Schenck, before the vi.
emma affair occurred, saws:
snow the first thing that ought to be done with |
sucn Brigader is to put him in charge ola drill
month";" ~ Wv ' 'oi
WHY Mhhy are the gates OF the Capital grounds at
washington kept closed?