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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

BAIL REDucED.-Douglass, the alleged Secession
lst, who was arrested last week oath of Adiutant
Helm, was originally held in $4,000 to answer On
Saturday last, the prisoner being taken before
Judge Ludlow, on writ of habeas corpus, the bail
was reduced to S3,000.-Phia. Inquirer, Auq 2e
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

Brigham Young has thrown off his allegiance to
Lincoln's Government and declared the indepen-
dence OF the territory. The Mormons are armiug
at all hazards
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

CRoPS IN TEXAS AND LoUIsIANA.-A gentleman
who has just returned to the North from Texas, by
the way of New Orleans says the corn, grass wheat
| and cotton crops of Texas appear very excellent
better than for many previous years. He also rep
resents the sugar crop of Louisiana as very pro-
missing. Chicago Post.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
LATEST FROM MISSOURI

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 2G.-On Friday, the
23d inst, the sum Of Sl43 600 in gold, belonging to
the Mechanic and Union Banks of this place, was
seized BIZ order of Major r. 7. Van Horn, com
manding the Reserve Corps of Home Guards.
Some excitement was created here on Saturday
by a skirmish which took place between twenty
mounted Confederates on the north bend Of the
river, and the ferry guard the south bank, aided
by six FOUNDER. Several shots were exchanged,
but nobody hurt.
Affairs In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-General Pope has informa-
tion from northeast Missouri that Martin Green
instead of threatening to attack Kirksville and
other points, as heretofore reported, is fast moving
towards the Missouri river General Hurlburt is
pursuiog the enemy from Kirksvle, and Colonel
Moore from Athens. General Green's force is
estimated at POO. He is supposed to be now in
the lower part Of Monroe county, moving south
ward, and will probably attempt to cross the river
to Boone county. This will rid northeast Missouri
of his presence and restore quiet to that portion of
the State
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
PRICES AND sALEs or sTooKs IN REV YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
'hTCuph WILLIAM FISHER & Son Stuck and Bill Rrok
The New York Herald of this morning saws.

Stocks very dull hut the market Yesterday morn
ing was firm. The business in year Treasury note.
was active. and the price \ better The coupon 6's Of
1851 also improved u State stocks were irregular
Tennessees improved ~ bat North Carolinas declined
per cent below the last printed quotations Saturday
and Missouris u The only railroad stocks which were
active were New York Central which rose 4 and Rock
Island which rose per cent. The latter is improving
on IN increase in the receipts The other shares
extremely dull and irregular in price Toledo advanced
\, Erie and Hudson declined much; the Michigan
shares steady, and Pacific Mail. After the
board rumor reached the street that General Banks
falling back on Baltimore which checked business and
caused tine market to give way trihe AT the second
board every thing lower and the advance Of the
morning lost. There a marked disinclination
to buy stocks sellers option; willing, for
instance, to buy Central Mt 72E seller sixty
TIE bank statement compares follows with that of
last Monday:
Week ending. Loans. Specie Circulation Deposits
August "a. 37 663 93S 4774sl s4s9 sl4 IlS 456 307
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

PIrTsB0RG, Aug PA box of percussion pri-
mers for cannon, addressed to Gen. Fremont, at
st. Louis, arrived here to-day Adams Express
car, and from some unascertained cause exploded
and seriously injured employee Of the railroad
company and another man. No one was killed as
at first reported. The explosion caused ex-
citement and gave rise to rumor Of an internal
machine.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

SCRANTON, Pa, August 26.-WiIliam Halsey,
hailing irnm Ithica, compelled to leave the
town to-day, or accept the alternative of being
rode out on a rail. He b4d endeavored to induce
parties to take the New York Day Book.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
From Gen. Banks Column.

HYArrsrowN, August Pa general court mar
tial for this division has been organized, of which
Col. Biddle of the lst Pennsy vania Rifles, is
President, and Major Majelton of the I'd Pennsyl-
vania Reserve, is Judge Advocate. 1t is not
known that any officers of high rank are to be ar
raigued
telegraph line from W ashington to this point
was completed on Saturday. The work has COM
menced at Ienallytown on Tuesday last, and run
distance OF about thirty miles in little four
days.
The surgeon of Colonel Geary's regiment on Sat
urday tqok MS SICK to the general depot at Fred
erick. 1t is stated that Col Gearv anticipated an
attack from the Confederates. The surgeon re-
ported that be heard heavy firing near Poo]esyile,
supposed to have been between General Stone's sd
vance guard and some of Johnston's force. He fell
in with General Stone, who, with full battery
and the Tammany regiment, started for the scene
of action. The mail messenger from Poo,esyille
also reported having heard firing in the same di-
rection, and believed that fight was going near
Edwards Ferry; but up to this present writing
your correspondent has been unable to CLEAN any
further particulars of the affair.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

According to the Annuatre Encyclopedique, the
average numbero of suicides each yeGr in France is
$500, of whom only S42 females. 1t is in April
May, June, and July, that they most frequent
and the age of the greatest number of persons COM
mtting them is from 40 to 90. Of the total, 1856
are accomplished by straugulation drowning
271 by suffocaton with the fumes of charcoal, 39j
by firearms, 153 by sharp instruments, ITO by leap
ing from high places SO by poison, and the rest by
different means.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

TIE DAILY News AT SroNINGToN, COMA
StnningtOn cOrrespondent of the Noruich Bulletin
SAYS:
can incident has occurred recently, at which
most Of our citizens greatly indignant. They
had in effect, suppress d the circulation of that
notorious sheet, the n. Y. Daily Ne,1s, by giving
notice few DAYS previously to the agent that
the thing would be tolerated no longer. But to
the astonishment OF all, and to the Indignation of
the travelling public, so far be learned,
the railroad depot in the borough has been made a
depository of that journal, by order of the Presi-
dent of the Stonington Road. a notice is now
hanging in the depot to the effect that copies of
The Daily Ne1Ds are to be had at the ticket office,
and the secessonists actually obtain there about
thirty five copies of the paper every day. There
is not thar number of subscribers, however, p0r-
| tion of the lot being for gratuitous distribution.
| The tcket-master, on being demonstrated with,
that he is directed in the matter by the Presi
dent The matter will undoubtedly be taken in
| hand shortly"
TIE PRIZE BRIGANUYE SoLFERINO.-In the L. s.
| Prize Commissioners Court at New York on Mon
day, the examination into the circumstances of the
seizure Of the prize brigantine Solferino wal
| brought to conclusion.
From the evidence adduced before the court, il
appeared that the vessel and cargo were owned by
| citizens of Rio Janeiro and Baltimore. The vesse
| sailed from Rio ,aneiro, and the captain was in
structed that in case of troubles existing in thu
| United States he should al once proceed to Hamp
ton Roads and await for orders
While waiting thus the vessel was seized. Their
being proof that the vessel intended to run th'
blockade, and she being owned in part by foreign
and IN part by loyal citizens, the Commissioner
decided to discharge her.
Mr.. Woodford for the United States; Messrs Up
ton, Barney and Booth for the captors.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

PENETRATING Power OF A BALI.-The power OF
penetration which ball possesses is proportional
to the square of its velocity; hence when the object
of firing is merely to penetrate the greatest velo'
city should always be given.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.


While our Gloucester fishermen are becoming
impatient as we lately showed, others in the same
business, through E. W. Hinman, OF New York,
have applied directly to the administration for EN-.
ployment against the privateers. They ask simply
for the offer of bounty for the capture Of priva-
teers under such conditions the government pre-
fers.
We are unable to see any objections to this plan.
The men are out Of employment, and just the
men for the service; they have two thousand YES
sells @ various sizes, but all smsll-many of them
fast, light and just the thing for chasing prvateers
among the shoals and inlets of the Southern coast,
Armed with one rihed gun each and with plenty OF
small arms, a fleet of these little craft manned by
the sturdy fishermen would give good account OF
itself. Halt dozen Of them would encircle the
Sumter in net from which she would never escape,
while sngle-handed they would not hesitate TO cope
with the JEFF. Davis, with prvateers OF the class
of the Savannah and Petrel taken or destroyed by
| our feet Offer these sto1t fellows fair bounty
| give them good chance in their own vessels, and
the roll of captures by privateers which now in,
cudes sixty-nine vessels valued at 81, 800 OOO will
| end here,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

The Tortugas is bleak and barren sand key in
the Gulf of Mexico, about one hundred miles south
west from Cape Sable. 1t is cheerless and uncom-
Portable, decidedly one of the most uncomfortable
points to which the Government is obliged to send
tugas do not go as soldiers, but unarmed labor
ers, and will be compelled TO work upon fortihoa-
tions, much as penitentiary convcts do in quarries
and sandbanks.
jeff Thompson, being told that Hecker had Of
fered reward for his head, replied: "Sorrv can
not return the compliment, for would not have
his as gift.'
A small volume, a correspondence between Vol
taire and the Duchess of Gotha, has just ap.
peared in Paris. Besides his letters, the volume
contains several articles not printed till now.
A Madame Horiot, the wife of the Due D'Auma.
les valet, has been fined rs francs for bringing ten
copies Of the Dues pamphlet into France in poi
marked "preserves."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
FROM tHe htU pIh HtTu'
Which is Worse !

Those journals that have recently been visited
with a mob, and others of which the Government
has attempted to prevent their circulation by
seizing copies in Philadelphia, are harmless as
doves compared to the Tribune and Times, engaged
as they are in bounding the Federal Government
into adopting the policy and uscribing upon the
banner Of the armies the emancipation of slavery.
The aid and comfort given by the so-called peace
organs to the Confederates is but drop in the
bucket compared with the incendiary appeals of
the agitating press, and the the Admnistra.
ton puts a stop to their incendary appeals the
earlier will it receive the united and undivided
support of the North.
From the ". J. Herald.
The New York News Defending Itself.
The proprietors of the Daily NeUs, fearing an
attack upon their establishment, yesterday applied
to the Police Superintendent for protection. A
force of 400 police hello in in the lower
stations, but up till l O'Clock yesterday morning
their services had not been called into requistion
1t was reported that forty men armed with revolv
ers, retained by the proprietors of the Netcs
| to meet any emergency.
Transferred to Fort Lafayette.
Daniel G. Lowber, who was arrested at Crestline
Ohio, by Detective King of this city, charged will
being a bearer of dispatches from England to JEFF
Davis, was yesterday removed from the quarter
| he has occupied for few days at the Central Po
lice Office, and placed with the other State prisoner
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28

RM If this should occasion surprise, what will
sins"n ,sek to9 ba that oR the
She was first seen puff toward the coast,
valuable time in staring sSfough glasses, hosting
signals and examining signal books, the Vaudalia
was finally ordered in pursuit, but having only a
quarter wind, you NAV judge the result. After
the steamer had made good her retreat, the SENT SENT
nole made chase. Hardly had the excitement Oh
this event subsided, when another steamer enl IA
the same exnIoit. bnt nursut in this instance could
not be avoided, and finding herself well beaded on
from the entrance OF the harbor, she put back with
She osUFOusyh
bppv we're out of view. They have since
| tnrned. with no trophies appended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-17
BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
TcUNDEo lSS
LOCA ED,
Cor. BaItImore and CharIes-Sts..


Loo 4 7 D,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes-Sts..
EALTIMORE ND
st4HIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
F-e=rtrsls AID ;io'grtsiin- condition Twice tlu
rin tlt- sf years has il been Necessary To obtain
IareT apartments for the accommodation Of the In
eEsts5n. number Of students, representing nearly
every state IL. The Union
lssrabIy iDeAted bsiidins+ in the city. Tie rooms
esaro1io:'sly arranged, spaeiogs and elegantly
NE iralsa=es and facilities here 'ferei 20 young
net desiring qIalfy themselves properly for the
various duties Z the Counting IsSoia OF to obtain
TAoElgk Practical Bytzess EfEeliie generally, ART
unsurpassed IN particular, by any similar esti
lishrEent in the Uniiel Staies.
FACULTY;
T. h. LOSER.
PrncipA-Leetur-r on the Science Of Accounts, Com
uIerce, business Customs, etc.
T. ". PHILLIPS.
Frof-sssr ofthe Theory ard Practice Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate PrufGs-or % Bookkeeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PsnuuashiTs
ST. WILLIAMS. EsQ-
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REY. 2. TEATES REESE. Il. D.,
Lecturer Commercial Ethi0s.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Iio r Kennedy, Hon J j. van=3nt'
jacob Tr,lst. Ell wm. kHabs- Es4-
The College is provided with Commercial Library
- S'.A''4l'iH " N'As' Hl''ss-' N' % - " ~ $50
Eaeh student has deck 70 himself, ani +. -epa-
rately in,truefed-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter At any time.
reluirei t6eOmplsteth full course,
from TO Il weeks.
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and beautifully OrnAmented Circular, con
tanning upwards Of sqUIKE FEEI representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College. various
characteristics designs reuraaTship &c cent hy mail
FREE n eAars accompanied with catalogue giving fall
PARTICULAR Address Z. K. LqSIEIt
jSatfnloTs M
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-17

Sec ADi b. it further enaet-,I, That every per
On no hail b. aPiint5 assistant plyInastsrshAil,
Al the time u lss appointment, he not Ie=s than
tuenty-oE- years sf age Dor more than twenty-siH
years: and that, previous 70 his appointment his
physical. mental and moral qualifications shall be
inquired into and f4VoEzbly reported upon BY =
board Of I1ymssters appointed Tor ihat purpose by
the Secretary Of the Navy, and under such regUla-
ti0ns a. he may prescribe.
Sec. B. And be IL further enacted, That the annu-
al pay Of assistant masters shall be n follows viz
Tn duty al Tor the hTst hVe years after date II
v.le ~ -
ter ave years from date q commission 0ne thousand
Ave hundred dollars.
On other duty Tor the fret Eve years Efrer date Of
commission one thousand dollars amer i've years
from date Of commission, one thousand two undred
dollars
On leave q absence or waiting orders FOR the first
dollars: amer bTe years from date OF commission
thousand dollars; and when attached to vessels Tor
- ssrViee' each assistant shall be entitled
sec J. Aud be Il further enacted, That from and
fter the paEsagu Of this act commanding Officer
q any vessel IN the navy shall e required To per
form the duties Of Eaynaster assistant Taymas-
ter and When such Office shall become vacant, BY
z,iii otherwise, in ships II fOref sta
tons on the Pacific coast Of tie United States
the senior ofiCer present may make an acting aT-
p1istmEut Of ahy nj person TO perform the dutie=
| Until another PNymaster or assistant paymastsr
/ shall report for duty. Any person performing the
duties sf assistant paymasteT in aocoE
dance with this section but NOT otherwise shall be
sB'itlei 10 receive the pay Of such grade whilst -
aetIns.
Sec S. And lie Il further enacted, That eseh
py master shall, upon his appointment enter
into bonds ia the amount % ten ih.usan1 dolisrs-
xiii, II least two good and sufficient seuritie- for
the Eithfui performance - his dulles ani that A.
distant paynastsTs shall have rank and pre-eienee
with assistant Eeons NOT pissed and 'lAt al ap-
fJinfnlsnt- all vacaneies IL tie cuTz % payulsS-
ters shall be made by regular promotion from the
/ list u assistant TayuIasters-
Sc q And Js ii further enacted. TIA; within ~
n rths after the sxpirati q the present. insurrec
tiou the corp ~ paynSsters and assistant Iaynaas
ter sA4ll be relncri the number q seIehty-ave
in the whole.
Approved, JAY y, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-17

AZ ACT 10 provide f1r thp payment 81 the militia
ssd valautseTs called into the service o. tile Uni
It'd staies. from the lims they were called into
service to the thirtstiI day q JUne eighteen hun
dre1 aud dzty-0ne.
Re IL enacted ~ the senate and House % Repre-
s-utatlyes u the intel states u America In Con
rs.s .se ablsd That thCGe h. and hereby u aPpro-
tfiatel out % any nlney Ia tie Treasury not 9th
grEisr uppFOp riuted tha q iVe ulllI9os seTsh
hupdrei ADD sixty thousand dJllars- Or mneli
thersof nlay be necessity, % enable the GpFcrn'
ment 70 pAy the militia and volunteers eaiei into
r-rvfes ii the Unitei States. being additional
amount required fyr the nseal year ending JUns
thirtisth eighteen hundred and sixfy-OBe-
AbBroystf July &C. Is5i.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-17

D-esuisr, 1s5- ~ lsr "a tie SINE may te sT-
Piled the provision. Of this act and BSt ineonsis-
tent Herewith. are hereby revived or Te-siisci
SEC. II. Aud BE- Il furfirr =uaetsi That 70 ieiIay
all the expenses tlr,t may attend the execution OF
this act tie OF hundred thousand dollars or
% much thereof a may te neeesaEg- te aud -
zane l. hereby Appropriated to BE paid cut - 49,
money in the Treasury not otherwise apTE p1Stet
Approved, July II, lsGI-
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nFFIcIAL.
LAWS " THE UNITED STATES
Fund at tas FiTa s1i0ise.f ne Thirty Ser,iiht


[PuFuc-So-l.l
An ACT tOrefand aud remit the duties on arns in'-
ported By StAtes-
p. II enacted By the Senate AMI Houss u Repre-
,..,tt,e. u the Cniied sLAfcs Of America in Goa
,ys A. abled Thaf the Secretary u the Treasury
= - h. i hereby authorized and diTerted to &C.
iST,,rted ilt0 the United stAts5 since the hrst day
"a NAY iast Or which nay Be imported before The
,r.f ay d January next ~ or fSr the account u
.h1Ii - .atisasd that the sail arms Intended n
,-,,I t.ith tor the % the trO1ps % any state
Sbieh l. OK uiIy be engaged in aiding % supPre-.
the iusurrectign ROW existing against TIE United
'. Approved. Jolly 10, 1851.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland. Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
"a r -
NN- AM ARTER MONDAY, June 10th, 1861, Pas
scnsrr Trains will leave bridgeport as follows,
(Sunday eNecptcdl
1850 A. NJ Mail Train, stopPiug at all way stations
arrivcs at Pittsburgh at $40 II. NJ, aud
Cleveland At ESQ 7. NJ.
I.o1 T. NJ Rxprrss Train, stopping at all way sta
tiGnS, arrives At Pittsburgh at $40 Z. NJ.
SOS T. NJ Fast Express Train stopping only at Steu-
bSryillc Yellow Greek, WelisVllle aud ft-
chester On the River Division and at all
stations on Main Lines arrives at Pitts
burcl, at HISS T. NJ, and at Cleveland at
1O.3u 4 VI.
RlEPURNING TRAINS.
I-avs Cleveland at al5 A. II. and $500 7. NJ, ar
rive A nriis-rf.art at 4.aO r. VI. and 300 =. NJ.
Leave Pittsburgh at 1855 a. VI: sos a. M.and
1910 r. NJ. arrive At bridgeport at 6:V' A NJ, Wa
4. NJ. and t:2O-P. NJ.
connections arc made MS Follows,
A, Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania II. Il. for Harris
burg baltimore, Washington, rhila-
dSiphiA New York and Boston.
Al Cleveland With Cleveland Toled r. r. for S'ii-
dusky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago and
all points in the NoEIH WTSI. with
DetTNit steamers for Detroit, Jackspt
Chlcsgp and the EORTH WIST. With
Cleveland & Erie Il. Il. for Erie, Dun
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati for
CrestltEc, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
At Hudson with the q 2. : c. II. r. for Cuyahoga
Falls, Akron. MiIlersburgt ami Woes
ter.
At Alliance with p. It. va c. II. r. for Canton,
Nassili0n, Wooster, Salem, Encu Co
lumbus. &C.
Al steubcuvi,ie with y C. 4 c Line and AZ BElL,K
with CO. d. R-R, Tor ZaneSyille New
ark. Columbus. Nenia. Dayton, lntli.
annapolis, Cairo. CincinnAti, Louisville,
St Louis. st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SST5
Fare always a low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets To all points in the West. North
and Fast Se procured al the Office No 50 Water
street. oorSo SpriGg House, Wheeling, Va and
at Bridgeport station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates To
any point accessible by this read and its connections
to he last. North. West and Northwest, at Office
No. So Water street crwth Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station r. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling. Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. 4 gent.
bridgeport, o.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
r r MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. jel2
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Az ACT to provide s,r the app,lnimsni OF AISLE
tant PAymAs.srs in the Navy.

Bstt enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
aoltafiTOs u the unlte1 states Of America 10 CVn-
800 assembled, That the yrado Of assistant pay
ssfr "a he Raw Of The Gated StAtes Be and here
II a eEilhilShOd and that ffom aud amer the pas
- o. thh ael the Proliaent q the United State,
n ana Win tie aATieo and oonasa. o. the Senate,
nv Appoint alistAnt pAynAatsTs fFOai time % ttma,
Isfhsy shA Be uSadsd ior eetiVo sSrHee N tbs M
W, hSt sHcooAing lhiTty-StI n numefF,
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Episeopal CAnre4.
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