The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-11

to circum3tantal despatch from Springfield. the
PRESIDENT elect will leave for Washington on Mon
day morning next, arrive at Pftfsburr on Tbprs.
day afternoon and at Buffalo on Saturday remain
ing at Buffalo during Sunday. He will leave that
, c!tY on Monday for Albany departing thence for
LiS cay on The afternoon Of Tuesday, 10Th instant
| by the Hudson River railroad. Mr. W, S. Woods
! VINO has charge OF the arrangements for the Jour
ney, has provided special trains be preceded by
ph9t engines all the way through
| cards OF invitation will be issued to all partici-
pants on the Journey from point to point and only
huIuerS Wl!i be found on the train State and To-
Ca cai authoflues and prominent persons withoutdis-
tlnctlon OF party, will be invited To avoid crowd
! ing and annoyance to Mr.. Lincoln representatives
OF the leading papers only will be admitted in the
dllierent stopping places. The Presidential party
! VII be under the charge or the local committee,
! and no party coloring being intended to be given
10 the trip, Wide Awake and other demonstrations
OF partisan character will prove Objectionable
Military escorts through the stopping places will
oe accepted, but none on the journey. The invita-
tlon to visit Boston by the executive and episIa-
tive authorities of Massachusetts, has been declined
by Mr.. Lincoln for want of time.
From this city Mr.. Lincoln will 90 to the capital
direct.-M Y. Post.
TERRIBLE SUICIDE.-The most intense excite
ment was created among the citizens in the yicini-
| ty OF No. 30 Pleasant street, Yesterday morning
| by the frantic cries of a W oman whose husband
hau hau committed suicide, during brief absence on
ner part and while holding their child in his arms.
Inc particulars of this most heart-rending affair,
| as gathered by our reporter during the examina-
| tion before the Coroner, are as follows. Thomas
Neander, the suicide, was mechanic, of exempla.
ry habits, with the exception that occasionally he
| would indulge in the of liquors, and during
that period was untitled for business. A few DAYS
ago ne lett his employment and spent the time in
| drink On W Wednesday he got the impression that
some one had been guilty of stealing and that he was
falsely accused. This infatuation took possession
! OF his mind, and haunted him during his bours Of
| waxing and sleeping, until Yesterday about :
! O'Clock, he became uncomfortable that his wife
| stepped out OF the room to get neghbor to
stay WIN her. She was absent not over five min
utes, ana when she returned her husband was w.
ing on the noor with child in his arms and his
throat severed from to ear. AS she ap-
preached him be moved his hand and Instantly ex-
pred, so thoroughly had the work been DONE
razor was lying on the floor by his side
Neander was about forty years of age in moder-
ate circumstances, and leaves wife and two
chiIdren.-Cinctnnai Gazette, FEB. ..
DESPERATE ARRAY IN MARION, AuK.-Fice Per-
sons Wounded 6y Pistol Balls.-We learn that few
days since desperate afIray occurred at horse
race IN Marlon, Ark, growing out of a disagree
ment regarding some bets, between party of resi-
uchts OF mat vicinity. Unable to settle their disq-
sreemehtS regarding the betting, a quarrel eusued
after which firearms were drawn and used, and nn
less than live persons were wounded. Mr. Graham.
farmer, was shot by Mr.. Hggs who is brother,
we are informed, OF the lawyer of that name
Grahams son, boy years of age, then undertook
to avenge his father and shot Iliggs, wouudino
him in the arm. Higgs next fred at the bow, and
wounded hlm so seriously that his recovery is
doubtful. A son of Wm Ticer, a boy of twelve or
fourteen years of age, was badly wounded bv
shot. VIM. Getting is in Jail for being concerned
IN the shooting; the remainder of the parties actu-
ally engaged Give persons) are confined to their
beds; three of the IN are seriously wounded buE
lair expectations of the recovery of all of them
except the child Graham, exist Memphis Tenn
Argus, FEB. 5
INTERNATIONAL RowMG MArcu.-The information
al scullers match between Joshua Ward, of New
burgh, and Robert Chambers, the English cham
plon, has at length been definitely arranged and is
certain to come Off nothing remaining but the for
nal signing of the articles, which have already
been prepared. The only difficulty has been as to
the amount of thestakes; Mr.. Ward having desired
that the amount should be 81, coo q side to which
MT. Chambers now promptly consents. The condi-
tionS are very smple The race is to be rowed on
the hudson, with the tide; the course to be five
miles long; the rules of the London Boating Clubs
to be observed. Mr. Chambers is to be allowed $500
LOT his expenses in coming over. 1t is almost GER
tam that, within few days, the representatives Of
the men will sign the articles, and the money will
! be deposited in the hands of the stakeholder Mr.
| Chambers will arrive here, with his trainer Harry
CIaper Iate IN February, and his training will be-
gin Immediately.
MISIE, the inventor of the rife bearing his name,
supervlseS an immense workshop in Paris Al
breakfast, his slice Of melon or at the butts of
lincennes, the chef is the same man. The perfpc-
ton OF arms is the devuuring passion of his life
AlWayS attempting something new, always prac-
tlSlng his arms, he may, any day, produce good
result. In France he is known the great author
ity in firearms; and it was to him, therefore. that
the Emperor appealed for advice when the new In
| perial Guard was to be armed. The question was
not slowly filtered through committees and coun-
! clls NJ. Mimic was summoned He stated his views
| frankly, and gave reasons for them. The Emperor
listened and decided. NJ. Mimic armed the imperial
| Guard OF France.
MAKING PsToLs AND RIFLES IN CoYYECrICUr.-
Manufacturing in Connecticut has been very dull
! this winter, and hundred Of hard-workiug mechan-
| lGS lGS nave peen compelled to live upon very short
| lrah OLE l,,-.
merchants scarcely paying their expenses In
Hartford the principal business has been the mann
Iacture OF those two arms already known to fame
COLTS pistol and Sharpe's rifles These two Factories
! have been driven to their greatest canacitv sinco
! November The Sharpe's company now have
| large contract with the Egyptian Government for
SIX hundred oil the arms, furnished in Zouave style,
win VIII the sabre bayonet, and they most spIen-
! ad and effective weapon. Other manufacturing
interests are dull and little doing.
| FROM HoNDURAs.-More Reroiutions.-The bark
CarlD, Capt. Hopkins, arrived at this port vester
! day, bringing advices from Truxillo to lsnuarv
| Z2d. The country was healthy, the people having
recovered from the excitement growing out of the
! hlbustering invasion of Walker Colonel Rudler
MS comrade, has left the country. Some uneasis
ness prevailed IN regard to a contemplated revolu-
ton among the people against the present govern
ment OF President Guardiola. 1t is fomented by
the party in the interest of the priests and en-
| couraged by the latter. No outbreaks however
had occurred at the latest dates.-Bostoa Journal
| February 8h.
FOSSILS IN BELGIUM. Recently, in cutting a canal
! at Lierre, the workmen came upon an immense de-
post OF fossil remains consisting of the bones and
| teeth OF the mammoth, rhnoceros DEER dog and
| horse. The soil is sand, in which are
| found fragments of OPAQUE and vitreous quartz
The bones all found in one spot as if the ami
J mails to which they belonged all submerged
| together in the same hollow. careful examina-
tlon OF more than thousand cubic yards of the
sand excavated furnished no specimens of pebbles
or of shells.
STRANGE OCCUREENCG.-OnS Sunday morning last,
while Rev. Mr.. kershaw occupied the pulpit of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, at Cherry Hill, a
strange man, calling himself John Moore, evident
ly insane, entered the pulpit and said he was com
mssloned by Heaven to preach in that place. and
| that he had walked all the way from Wilmington
| Del, that morning to do so. He held forth some
time and then took his seat, when Mr.. Kershaw
proceeded with the ordinary exercises Cecil DEM
ocrdt
HoRRIBLE.-In Philadelphia, a dav o. two sirre
the police of the First District had their attention
directed to a shocking scene in a house in Morpans
court, in the Second Ward A woman was iyino
dead IN bed, and her drunken husband was lying
beside her. An officer who went into the house
reused up the husband, and told him that his wife
was dead The brute replied that she was only
ueaa drunk, and he struck the corpse in the face
with his fist He was arrested and taken to the
station house.
ANTHONY AT Pixies PEAK.-In the mountains
above Denver city large veins of the sulphuret of
antimony have been discovered, which were first
supposed to be silver, and created much excite
ment 1t may be made an important branch of
trade, by the teams that transport freight from the
States to Denver city and return empty, being en-
gagged to haul loads of this metal which it is
thought, can be delivered in St. Louis at a cost of
from four to seven cents per pound.
The fall of snow in Western New York and in
Canada W est is unprecedented. The Buffalo and
Lake Shore Railroad is blocked up. Fourteen en-
gines are at work to cl5a, the track near STRAIT
lord On Friday night, passenger train stuck
last in snow drift, and the conductor and train
hands walked four miles to Stratord to o ct food
for the passengers, who, with the help of good
fires, passed the night comparatively comfortable
Mr. Edwin Il. Lamoureaux, LAWYER, lately resid
ing at Z32 West Twenty-eighth street, New York
who, it is said, violently assaulted and beaten
by an "injured husband" about ten davs ago died
| from the effects Of his wounds on Wednesday
| morning.
The effect of climate on the human system is
SHOWN IN striking manner by the inhabitants of
Austraha, VINO IN the course of two or three GEN
eratlons, lose the cOrpulent character of English
men, and become tall, gaunt, raw-boned race.
ike tho inhabitants of our Southern States
The New York correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says that Madame Anna Bishop was offered
S6,5OO by one of the Broadway concert saloons to
sing one song each night exclusive of SUNDAYS, for
six months, but she refused.
Prince Louis of Hesse Darmstadt the intanded
husband OF Princess Alice of England is described
mo-