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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

The Prince of Wales recently got an unceremo-
nous ducking while boating on the Cam. The
Prince and Captain Grey, one of his equerries,
were amusing themselves in ''ub" when the
small craft was upset. His Royal iighness AID
Capt Grey were precipitated into the water. but
were soon got out-nothing the worse for their
mishap.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

At meeting OF the Maryland Volunteers held
at their headquarters, on Monday evening, Mr..
james Ross Howard was unanimously elected cap
tain, and authorized by his subordinate associates
from the State OF Maryland, to receive all recruits
wishing to DIN their ranks in the cause of the Con-
tederate States.- RichmonA En1nirer. Van y.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

A RAILROAD JUMP, AND KISS ON THE WGNG.-As
the Eighth Ohio regiment going from Glove
lad to Camp Deunison, Capt Buckingham sup
posed the Tram wouIu sI"p at Cr.stirr and no
titled his wife. Unfortunately, the ordrrs were to
pass through Crrsine without stopping. The
train, however, checked up little but the rate ot
speed was still high. The captain saw his wife on
the platform, made a Sperate spring, casped her
in his arms, kissed her quickly, and under tremeu-
d"uS applause from his comrades on board, sprang
back on the flying tran-having barely time to
4 Itch the
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

The Baptist denomination OF Christians of Brook
lvn, New York, held a meeting on "Wednesday and
adopted resolutions deuunciatOry OF the South and
pedgng themselves to do all in their power tn pro-
mote the upon that section ct the country.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

hostile meeting with swords took place at
Pensacola on the 23d inst between Mr.. Harper, Of
the Louisiana Guards and Mr.. Graham, of the AL
ALBANIA Chasseurs, which resulted in the woundiug
in the arm of the former gentleman
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION OF THE FIRST Dis
TRICr.-The Congressional Nominating Convention
of the First District met at Cambridge, MARYLAND
on Tuesday last, and was called to order by James
t. d Dashield, E,q, of Somerset county The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed a Committee on Or
ganizaton:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

Ga Saturday night a member of the Washington
Rifles, encamped near Lancaster, Pa, was shot
dead bv farmer, who caught him in the act of
stealing turkey. He had two others with him,
who escaped
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

lHE EFFEcrS.-We here, in the North, think and
think nightly, the negro mania has been to US very
expensive luxury, but on the Western rivers the
luxury has been just as expensive. Not less than
one thousand six hundred steamboats, run upon the
MISSISSIPPI river and its Tributaries. The total
value OF these is estimaed at sixty millions of dol
lars. And not only the sixty millions of dollars
worm "t steamboats,, but the va,tly greater value
ni the commerce carried on through them upon the
Mississippi aud its tributaries is to be lost sacrf
ced, Swtp away, because the bavonet was resorted
TO- IN lieu of the ballot, by the jeff Davis Usurpa-
ton, provoked by Northern aud Western Abolition
Ists Western and Southwestern river commerce
Is dead, dead. dead N. Y Erprcss.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

THE DEsnLATIoNs OF CIVIL WAR IN CHINA-Ac-
counts from China state that party Who have re-
turned from visit to some of the districts occuped
by the rebels, report that almost complete desc
lation prevails Nankin, once the magnificent
capital OF this empire, is totally destroyed and at
the once great city OF Chin-kia king all trade is
stoppei. In many places nothing is seen but mis-
cry and desolation. So much for the terrible effects
OF civil war, which has ravaged the country for the
past twelve years or more
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

The President intends soon to retire to the Sol
ders' Home for few weeks during the summer
heat. lie will probably send his family there next
week, but will spend most of his time, as usual at
his Cllce in the White House
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-31

Our trains reached Manningtun a little after
noon, and the appearance of the troops there as
every where else, to the people completely bv
surprise. They had heard, however, that train
was coming from the West, and as this was unusual
since the burning of the bridges, a considerable
crowd was at the depot waiting. As the trains
rolled in they displayed the American flag, amidst
the greatest enthusiasm
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Gil Avepy. Now, understand that Don Avcny ~. was s
....-,av.nsneral of the etubbed Little Republic Oh

c1 Avepv. Now, understand that Don Aveny was
Attorney General of the stubbed Little RepuOie ..
,be valley of Andorra-a Republic, mind you 'ho'
dates from Char,emagne-a Republic, compared wl'n
whose mono;onous respeclabity, OF centuries old'
che Anrlo-Hanoverian dynasty is upstart' ana 'ilo
Franco. Napoleonic dynasty is as mushroomy 90 We
antiquity Of the United States Republic.
Another and most grateful death to be eeoried If
that of the Spanish flibusier, Borges lie ieIt Spain
some months ago to take command of the Neapotan
prieands opposed to the unity of Italy and to all
rational modern ideas. He was texen snd properly
shot the other day-fwe are TO believe the liberal
journals of Italy and Frsnce. The lbere ournas Of
Italy and France are aptso subs;itwe heir wishes
for facts. This is quite peculiar to French and
Italian journslsths passion for abricating history
ont of whole shoady Of sentiment and passion
The last report is shat Bigand Borges is alive ant
Kicking.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

OF this less than million has gone abroad, conse.
quently the country is strong in specie now
then, but our city banks have been seriously weak
ened In this state of affairs il became question Of
policy for the banks decide whether go and pay
out their coin to the last dollar TO shut their doors
at once. We are confident that more than one half
the representatives of the banks at the meeting last
week which adopted the resolution Of fnonsuspension
went 10 that meeting pre- pared oyote for suspension
They were then overruled by the representations OF
tie managers Of two or three prominent institutions,
but the case was different to-day, when called to-
gsther at the Merchants Exchange Bank TO consider
their condition and TO act. After long and rather
stormy session Of sDme seven hours, 1t was voted
with some dssenent voices rot to open their vaults
on Monday morning. One Oh two banks--the City
and Chemical-perhaps may 20 on paying for some
time although the latter bank it is understood, has
lost 81, 900, 900 within the week. An attempt was
made to postpone action until the banks of Phadel-
phia and Boston could act in concert, and many
resolutions of adjournment offered but all were
voted down under the fixed determination of the
majority settle the question at once. The run for
specie on Monday, under this new disturbance Of the
question, would have, no doubt, been severe, and
postponement would DO. be lstened to. The meeting
also voted not to take the third $50 900 of Treasury
Notes, for which they have option until Jan. l. On
notion il was also resolved that in order that the
semi-anpual interest on the public debt due Jan. ],
should be promptly met, the banks would respond to
one more call the stock loan of $3 OOO in gold,
under the express condition that the money so re-
ceived should he devoted only to the payment of the
interest on the Federal debt. An attempt was made
to include the draft ia favor of the State Of New
York for 81 100, 900, tho proceeds Of which were to
lie disbursed for the extinction of portion Of the
debt of the State, but his motion failed No other
business oil importance was transacted. Messrs.
Gallatin and Runnett were added to the Treasdry
Note Committee, and Mr.. Tay lor resigned. All but
seven of the banks represented at the meeting.
The Bank statement of Monday viii show not
much change in loans deposits but large loss of
CON- The actual amount Of gold in bank this morn
ing at the opening of business was $25 100000
against s3i 200 Oc0 last Saturday, making loss OF
$S 700 coo, of which 300 600 is found in the Sub
Treasury figures. The Loan Certificates have In
creased 10 $l3, ,O35 600, showing that banks have
been saving their specie and pledging Treasury
Notes. Tho actual deposits show a small increase,
which is somewhat singular in view Of tue large
amount which has been drawn out in gold.
The Toledo and Wabash Railroad earned the third
week in December
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
THE HUNTERS POINT FERRY.

To he Editor of The ~ T. T,ibunG
SIR: Our attention has been called TO an article
your edition Of Saturday giving czssseaed account Of
works. calculated to unsele the oil MARKET d
do much harm. The injury confined to the burning Of
connection, Of stills and the destruction Of some
900 gallons Of unfinished oil at total loss OF not 10 en-
coed 0 The fire does not in any interfere with the
daily supply OF oil. Your obedt sefvts,
COZZENs Co.
Office qf the Nep York heo'eRs Oh Compaay
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

o0r friends who intend to receive calls 90 Ns" s's
Years Dav can obtain choice picked 0ys'e" .;ns a
Toned turkeys nowhere letter than oi 10 50 ooc.
NJ aand ) Broad street, who has prepared ~.
Of M ,he former, and proporiOnase supply Oh ''' -
ter, for the holidays.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Co RovER's CAsEs--Yesterday, Coroner ,Jackman

Go ROyER's CAsEs,-fYesterday, Coroner Jackman
held nqDest at the Statiouii Of the Twenty
Prec the body Of John Morton who died from wounds
rece ed on Christmas might the hands Of Towdes
the Of Greenwich and King OF the
Sd IN connection With the Fielder
tythc House Of Detention Witness aid the other Cole
sid subject to the following verdict Of the jUry We
find l at deceased 20 his death by and inflicted with
knf similar to the found the prisoner aud thin
that evidence strongly duplicates he prisoner the guilty
party
Vest ,r1ay Coroner Schirmer held inquest at the New.
York iospita ihe body Of John Wilson, evedoe who
died r. injuries received severel days falling Into the
hold Of the ship Lucy and Harriet lying Pier No 20
Ris Deceased native Of Holland and 29
are. V eriict-" Accidental death"
rday Coroner Gamble held inquest at No. $40 West
Foys ,venh street the body Of Joseph Seasu child
16 inout old who burned to death by falling into pan
of hirni bg Goals. Verdict" Accidental death"
Ystef day Coroner seksp held inquest at No f76 Pearl
he body Of Catherine w ALL cLd years Old no
died burns received by Ger clothes catching ire from
some psy which she playully lighting Yer
dic, ac. :dentsl death"
The bo " Of male chd about months old found
Saturday afternoon in the water under the bridge at Ham
Ferry, foot Of Whitehall street. 1he body
indicating that the child had been In the
piBH two 1t Is presumed that who had been
child but short time previous who tered the
lsdiea ingoom had thrown the infant from the water
clos he dock Search aade for her but without
he body Of the child taken 10 the dead house
of belle Hospital where Oh po,t moften examination
wa ned that the ckld to It's death by drowning
He had white mnsl dess. trimmed with lace two en.
mel te,tk mixed wooden stockings and enveloped p
ared plss sk sw He looked heathfu and otherwise
bSsatitE II! Coroner Jsckmsn vii hold inquest the
H. .1ew
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

Fnon NASSAU, n. Ply the steamship Karnsk,
from Nassau, n. r., we have dates to Dec. %.
The rebel steamers Isabel and Gondon were in
port, closely watched by the United States s;eamer
Flamteau. Tie British steamer Gladiator was also
in port, and would sail soon for England
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

DF IECkTIs TO TIE REPUBLICAN GENERAL Con-
RsWe assured that the following Is the delegation
eecte from the xIth wsrd by majority of 81, instead o
the published on Saturday:
Del egaes to Centrai Cornmi..eeAhram Wsiemsn James
CHI Isaac b. BeeheloI, William DuSning, Edgar
Wsts
De- sgates to Young Men's Committse-Jarnes H. Welsh.
Aua l. Hopper, John Deiohan John Paine Henry Frank
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

Mr.. William Bayard of Brooklyn, who rendered
such valuable aid to Mr.. Charles Anderson in elect.
ing bis escape from the rebels in Texas, arrived
yesterday, in the schooner Sally Gay from Tanpico.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

NAvA The Norwegian steam corvette Norman,
Comma lder Spritt from St;Thomas IA days. arrived
on Satu rdsy She is Of 24o horsepower, mounts 20
guns, nd hes crew. including officers, of 100 men.
The bark Citizen, Capt. Allen, at this port, from
Aspin, sa repsrts Dec. 49, spoke the United States
steaInt Rhode asland near Cape Florida.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The SKATING PosDs.-The different skaing ponds
were well patronized on Saturday afternoon and
evening, and yesterday they were visited by thou
sands The ice was in excellent condition in the
morning, but toward evening it began to soften and
become slushy, causing the skaters to withdIaV.
There were very few OH the Washington Club Pond
yesterday, but the neisboriug mllpond was re full
as it could conveniently hold. One man broke
through, and was rescued from drowning with diff
fculty. The several ponds in East Brooklyn were
also well patronized. A difficulty occurred on the
Union Pond between the skaters, which resulted in
fight, which was, however soon quelled without
serious damage TO any one.
Describes FROM THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
"A list Of LII GeseIters from the 14th (Brookly D)
Regiment hes recently been sent on to the police
authorities Of this city. Among the list are three
who have been released by haoeas corpus, one is r
prisoner at Richmond, and several others are dis
abed. A good portion have been here since the
battle Of Bull Run Ii may be added, however
that many WHO are posted as deseren have since
enlisted in other regiments Some are IN Sherman's
aud others IN Burnside's division.
ANOTHER RNLEoiD ISJUycTIoN.-rhe New
town Railroad Company wing obtained al punction sgan
the Copey Island railroad Company restraining then from
lsyirg usck In Water street the Fulton Ferry the
Directors the latte. Company yestey oo,aned .h Dnc
ton res,rain,n. the Newtown Company oL using their
track Ia Water The matter stands In 'ueh post
tion that neither Company approach The Fulton feJ oy
yay Of aisr sIeet until decision made by tie Courts
BROOKLYN CITY MoRTALITr-The total number
Of death, n TIL, city week l07 of which 6l were
mai nd eulales
Group q; pnogmous heart disease A. consumption. ~
scarlet fever 7, msbgnus, o.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
fAdvertisenent.l |
EMPORIUM. -

"CENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM. :
SxATEs on % ,e,s to t25. Everything 10 the sbs,ir
, exeept ponds) 10 suit all sges tastes and purse
2AAioa SKArgs We make = specially Of skATEs.
Cos WER WALEEE, No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
fAdxsrtisemantl


q NJ
td rg ,re, y1ng been restored to health in days
after many ysas Of great suffering IS willing TO sss
others by se1dirs tires treAe tte means OF seure
Direc tie Rev 1oy NJ DAGTaLL No. lG1 Faitons, Brook
N Il
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
IA,,yer.ise,nsn,,1

YOUNG MAN'S BEST CAPITAL rs HE
HEAD 10 know how IN use 81 to the beet advantage ret
U-.s t.ioa u EeBLhN = Wa.la. ~ BsosawFy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
Xdyertisenent.l !

UGTS FOX THE HOLIDAYS.
Rxyss g. ca. No 1856 Broadway. iss
As,e ssoitnsa Of gentspens snd young geutS
Hoi6DAY HATS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
-suPERIe2 ,cOURT-0EsgxaL TgRx.-Drc. 2a.-Befor
oil the JusticeG
nECigInNs.

Robert 81 kelley ct al sgt. Frederick jacobson ct
al An.sry Poak sgt raw Gregory al Chss. Pratt
e, e. sgt Te Ipion Mutnsl Insurance Company Elizabeth
~ Johnsalsl Wm. s. Johnson.-Judg gulents affirmed with
costs.
Jazes c. Jeystt ct al egt Christian d. Emson.-OTder
dem ieg Bssr trial reversed: 70 abide event
Bst Ca1ia1e II al. sgt Wm. W. Waton-0rder affirmed,
with cssts.
John MeSA a. Thomas w. stroBg gJuJ gment reversed,
and trisl.ss iesed costs to abide event
Clarke Malsy ags Union Mutual Insurance Company
Gsme o.zsr b. i above
John & Lin 1ea ast The Third Avenue Railroad Com:
.rt reversed order Of reference vacated add
Iisl ord red, costs TO abide eyent.
The Cocrt .ldi9srned sine ale.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

Yesterday, Cbnstoph sr Sendridge of Hickman,
Kentucky, and l. r. Burnett of Caledonia, H.,
brou gh. 70 this cit in charge Of United States
Marshal, d. L. Phillips Of Illinois. They were
immediat .ly conveyed to Fost Lafayette. They had
been sted by orcier Of the Government charged
with be ms aidess and sympa,hizers Of the Sc
cessonis t.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
CITY ITEMS.

ScJTT ASN McCLELIAK.--Two very elegant busts
of Scott aud Mcclellan have just been imported by
Ball, Black g. Co., from France, and arc now on ex-
bibiton ~ theirstore. The figures are in bronze,
and the features OF the veteran soldier Asd the youth
ful conmsnder are uuthfully portrayed The same
firm has also EXHIBITION an oil painting of singular
merit by Wm. Fl. D'Hts of Long Island. II presents
what at frsts,lance wsud seem to'be common lith-
ograrh of the "H Hon. Jeif. nssvig," in a stlco
moner mahogany frame, with a broken glass, seme
portions Of which missing. h corner OF this
seeming fame is card wsh the name of Justice
g. Co., dealers in ccidage and kemp" ana IN ancther
the business card of b Happy, undertaken No
Ever Ready av',npe."
The commons frame, i1e broken glass, the picture
and the cards. are so exceedingly well exeeued tha
can scarcely believe, without close inspection
the work to besn piece Of plain canvas.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30
sJPERIOR CaJRT-spxc1.r TEs;a--Drc. ae-Befor
Justice BoswogrH.
DrCIsIopS

ffs-lOw Rows sft. James Z. Wilett, SEc--Relax-
alton q csstr ordaeS
SsSnsi Icy s Jshn KelS, &csevsn dollars aud half
slowa6 kSing Of the property Tepevied sesueD
10 Auf 20 " Notion that defendant pay tbs sum ret of
she prsseeassr the gEoperty in his hands denied
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

FrrERAL or CAPT. KEsRIGAs.-The funeral OF
Capt Thomas Kerrigan, who died on the 18th inst.
from wounds received while picket duty at Halle
Hill Virginia, took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. ~ East. Broadway. large
nsrber Of ctizers united in aging the last tribute
of respect to the gallant soldes =, and detachment OF
tho 7lst Regiment American Guard, acted as an e.
cot. The cortege moved rom East Broadway to
sbs Bowe-y and thence to the Calvary Cemetery
Ferry, whence the remains we're escorted to Calvary
Cemetery The deceased sas g Captain In the 18th
Regimen. N. Wv, Of VIII ch his brother is Colonel
He VASES years of age, nd highly esteemed BY the
member of hs command.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-30

BRooKLyS CITY MoRTALITr-The total number
of deaths in this city las, week lo1 of winch 81 were
raes and ~ females. The principal csnses Of death were
Group 3; pnegmons 81 hear. disease, consumption. u
scarlet fever. 7, msrbsuus. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

sB HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state of the bran and viewed in this light it may be look
ed on as safeguard intended give notice Of disease
which might otherSise escape attention till too late to be
remedied and ts indications should be neglected
Headaches may be classified under two names viz -
Symptomatic and Idopathic. Symptomatic Headache is
exceedingly aud is the precursor of great va
rety of diseases among which Apoplexy, Gout,
Rheumatism, and all febrle diseases In It's form
1t is sympathetic of disease Of the stomach constituting
sick headache, of hepatc disease constituting bilious
headache Of worms constipation and other disorders Of
the bowels as well renal and uterine affections Dis.
Of the heart very frequently attended with
Headaches; Anamia and PLETHORA are also affections
which frequently occasion headache Idopathic Head
ache Is also very common being usually distinguished by
the name Of nervous hvadaehe sometimes coming on sud-
denly in state of apparently sound health and prostra
ing at the mental and physical energies and in 9TH
instances it slowly heralded by depression Of
spirits acerby of temper In most instances the pain
is in the front of the head one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this class may al
so be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class of Headache the Ceph
aic Pills have beenfound and safe remedy re-
eving the most acute pains in few minutes and by its
subtle power eradcsng the diseases of which Headache
is the unerrng index:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26

be used against the South continues undated in New
York city. Capt Lowell Of the City Guard, has thrown
up his commission, aId thus assigns his reasons
"While yield to none in my readiness to uphold and
defend the Constitution OF my country, inferi6ty
opposed to the doctrine that the stronger section of the
Union may place ne,r aud 'nagthorissd interpreta-
tion that constitution whieh in The Judgement of the
Ocdksr section denies Them security for their property
and then compel its ciHg recognition at the point Of
the bGyoHst. believe it is possible TO adjust and set.
tie national difficulties in peaceable manner, and
must therefore decline be made an instrument by the
civil and the military authorities Of this State, under the
specious aed untenabe plea Of enforcing the laws for
;naugurating policy which only result in saDguin
airy and protraced civil war; and permanent dissolution
OF our beloved Union"
Gen, Sanford now seemingly aware that he has been
too hasty and indscree has made explanation. y
He says the meaning Of the offr was to garrison the
ha Dor forts with militia if the government should have
occasion withdraw the regular troops to other parts.
In such an event the services Of those willing to voun
te would be accepted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
Constipation or CostIvcness.

No one Of the "many ills that flesh is heir tor is so
prevalent so little understood and much neglected as
Costiveness Often originating carelessness or seden
tary habits, it regarded slight disorder of too lit
tie consequence TO excite anxiety while in reality il is
preecursor and companion Of many of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases, and unless early eradicated il
will bring the sufferer to untimely grave Among
the lighter evils OF which cosveness is the usual attend
ant are Headache, Coc, Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles
and Others of like nature while long train of frghtfu
diseases, such as Malignant Fevers Assesses Dysen.
terry DiarrhGa Apoplexy, Epilepsy Paralysis, Hystera
Hypochondrasis, Melancholy and Insanity first indicate
their presence in the system by this alarming symptom
Not unfrequenty the diseases named originate in Const
patton, but take independent existence unless the
cause is eradcated in an early stage From all these
considerations it follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs and person
should neglect to get box of Cephaic Pills on the first
appearance OF the complaint their timely use will e1
pei the nsdous approaches of disease and destroy th
dangerous foe to human life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-26
A RenI RIessinc.

Physicidn.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that headache
Mrs. Jone'.-Gonel Doctor, all gone the pll you
sent cured me in just twenty minutes and wish you
would send more so that can have them handy.
Phys'cidn--You can get them at any Druggists Cal
for Cephalc Pills, find they never fail and recon-
mend them in all cases of Headache
Mrs Jo"es.-l shall send for box directly, and sha
tell all my suffering friends for they are real BLESSING