The daily exchange

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ments. the gates of the enclosure will be opened.—

The reception will terminate at 2 o'clock, I'. M.,

precisely.

OUTRAGE IN THE CAHKIHBEAN SEA. —By the schoo

ner Alice Move, which arrived at this port on Fri

day last from St. Domingo, we'learn that the gu

ano island of Alia Vela, in theCarribbean Sea, and

heretofore in the legal possession of American citi

zens, had been forcibly seized by the Dominican

Government, American property destroyed, and

the settlers sent as prisoners to Bt. Domingo.

THE BIDS FOR THE GOVERNMENT LOAN. —We learn

from Washington that all the bids for the Govern

ment loan asking for more than twelve per cent,

interest, hive been rejected by the Secretary of the

Treasury. The amount accepted is about 81,000,-

000.

ASSEMBLING OF LEGISLATURES. —The Legislatures

of Delaivare, Pennsylvania, and Neiv York assem

ble to morrow, that of Virginia on Monday, 7th of

January; and that of Alabama on Monday, the 14th

of January.

MUSICAL. —The Soirees of the Beethoven Society

another of which will take place to-night at the

Law Buildings, are, we are glad to perceive by the

increased attendance upon each successive evening,

rapidly growing into public favor. With music of

the class performed at these concerts, it is always

the case that the oftener it is heard the better is it

enjoyed, because the more thoroughly is it under

stood and appreciated. As the beholder who gazes

upon the work of some celebrated sculptor or emi

nent painter, discovers new beauties upon each ex

amination, so these productions of the great mas

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The daily exchange. (1860). Baltimore, Md., 1860-12-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83009573/1860-12-31/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily exchange, 1860-12-31.