The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-13
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LINCOLN DoN'T LIKE TO TALK OF HIS FLIGHT
FROM HARRISBURG Washington Star of last
evening says:
On Saturday afternoon the Oregon delegation
waited upon President Lincoln, for the purpose of
paving him their respects,
A gentleman of the party remarked "that Oregon
was large State, and would soon WELD a powerful
influence upon the affairs of Government"
"Oh, yes" said MIR. Lincoln; Otis rather larger
than Maryland and Rhode Island, which man can
hurry across in a few hours"
Some one remarked that "they had heard of
man who was not long getting across one of those
States"
Mr. Lincoln, with comical twist of bis face,
responded: "Gentlemcn, if you please we won't
say anything more on that subject" and it was
"drapped."
The CARNIVAL AT VENICE Venice, February l3.
Yesterday, the last day of the Carnival passed
without tears regret. Notwithstanding the
permission granted by NJ. Toggenburg, the masks
did not appear, with the exception of wretches
in rags, or people hired by the police. The "bals
masques" of the theatre Gallo and of the Apollon
only visited by the military. They were
there, be it remarked, in reply to the lies circula-
ted by the journals as to the pay of the Austrian
Government Nothing enlvens the gloomy sad
ness which has for so long hung over this people.
Where now those Venitians whom the late
Prince Metternich called frivolous and incapable of
solid virtues? Let Europe know that Venice only
awaits the complete triumph of the national idea
to be merry once more.-Corr. des Etdts Unis.
RUSH FOR 0FFIcE.-The Federal Union of the 5th
inst. says: We are requested to state that the
number OF applications sent to the executive office
for army appointments, &C., is great that it is
not in the power of the Governor to reply to all
without employing more secretaries. Some COM
plain that they do not receive the courtesy of re
ply All such applications are received, considered
and filed, but no reply should be expected, unless
the appointment is made. In such case the sue
cessfu applicant is at once notified.
MISSING FIsHING VEssELs.-The Boston Journal
says:-"We are panied to hear that four of the
Georges Bank fishing feet, from Gloucester, are
missing, and were probably lost in the heavy and
cold westerly gale of the 7th February, and their
crews, numbering forty fifty men, perished.-
This winter fishing is carried on at too great a
sacrifice of life. If it not voluntarily engaged
in by the fishermen, the world would pronounce it
the harshest cruelty to send men for meagre re.
muneration upon such dangerous service"
STREET RENCoNTRE.-The Augusta (Ga. Sentinel
OF 9th instant, says: difficulty occurred at the
Lower Market House, yesterday morning, between
John Foster, Jr., and H. B. Willis, in which the
former was wounded in the thigh. Six or seven
shots were fired between the parties. The affray
originated in political dispute. An examination
OF Mr. Willis before the magistrates yesterday
resulted in his discharge-the Court deciding that
he acted purely on the defensive.
New GOLD Corn IN SPAIN.-The Cuban MESSENGER
published in Havana Cuba, of the Sd inst. saws
that the mint in Madrid is about to reissue new
gold coins of one and two dollars, chiefly for the
purpose of replacing the silver coin. which is
nearly all carried away from Spain and her colo
nies, on account of the purity of the silver and
the intrinsic value of the Spanish silver coin al
compared with that of other nations.
The Columbia Guardian states, upon the author
ity of q private letter written from Charleston
Thursday evening, that four hundred artlerists q,
more are wanted for the guns the Islands. Gen
Beauregard has called for more troops He is
changing the position of the largest guns and pre
pairing for protection from sea attacks. He ha
made very favorable impression and inspired gen
eral confidence.
The Piedmont mint has lately issued at Genoa
million francs in pieces of 40 and 20 centimes
bearing the inscription "Victor Emmanuel Ro
d'Italie.'
The owners of the Pennsylvania oil wells sa,
that the. oil, in its crude state, is an excelen
article for the hair-a cure for badness.
Gev. Magofin, of Kentucky, had his left arm
proken at in socket on Sunday last, by the upset
Ting Ola stage coach at Hsrrsdsburg.