The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-22
FOREIGN MISCELLANY,

IN Egypt. There Is great dissemination on the
part of all classes of Europeans to submit them
selves to Mussulman law and protection well know
ing that they would speedily become the victims of
Jealousy and religious hostility; but it is admitted
by most that it is rapidly becoming perfect impos
sibiity for the consu under the present system, to
exercise sufficiently firm control over the daily in
creasing numbers of very equivocal characters who
congregate at Alexandria from all parts of the Med
iterranean, each bringing with him no other letter
OF introduction than passport bearing a secret
mark, which, as the consul understands means that
he must avoid giving the bearer rise for his native
country
A Paris letter in the Nord of Brussels says the
first two stings of the Paris Conference taken
up with the reading of the report of the French
Commissioner on the state of the Danuban Prov
inces. This report shows the necessity for politi
cal union but it recommends in spirit of concilia
ton, the postponement for the present of the rea
cation of the union, and suggests such internal re-
forms as may prepare the way for the eventual union
of the provinces. What now remains to be done is
to draw up regulations for their reorganization the
preparatory draft of which will the basis of
the next deliberations of the conference Thisis the
principal reason why the third sitting is postponed
to the 5thinstant.
The accounts received from the south of Europe
relative to the crops not very satisfactory
The yield will, it is believed, be but moderate in
Lombardy, Romagna, and the kingdom of Naples.
From Spain the accounts are contradictory. In
Belgium the fields present most satisfactory APP
pearance. An abundant harvest is expected, par
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MOROCCO.-Advces from Tangers of the 18th,
announce that the military demonstrations directed
against the tribes of ,Zemour, who dwell in the
country between Fee and Tetouan, had not led to
the submission of the latter who were preparing for
a desperate resistance. The Emperor of Morocco
had taken position at 90 miles from Fee, with
his army of q, 900 men, and was to commence his
attack in the beginning of June.
Letters from Rome announce that owing to the
intervention of the Pope, Don Miguel accepts the
basis OF the propositions made to him by his nephew
the King of Portugal, and that reconciliation is
about to take place between the two chiefs of the
house of Braganza.
Rudo and Gomez who had been sent to Toulon
the latter after the decision of the Jury of the
Seine and the former after the close of the trial of
Bernard in London, form part of the band of con-
victs now being conveyed to Cayenne by the Loire
steam screw transport which lately took her de-
parture. The wife of Rudio applied for permission
to accompany her husband but was refused.
Steps are now being taken by the Order of St.
John to reestablish an hospital at Jerusalem for
sick pilgrims of all nations and for the interest ia
ken in this matter by the Empress Eugene she has
been decorated with the cross of the order.
The presence of Madame de Montiio at the French
Court, and that lady's presence at Fontainebeau,
have completely restored to the Empress the health
and spirits which had been so long tagging, and
the decay of which had been so much commented
upon by strangers.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ne,os SAYS
it is rumored that France and England have both
made representations to Sweden touching the
trightful example of religious intolerance lately ex-
hibited in that country.
The Odicisl Gazette of Milan, of Nav 28tb, an
nounces the premature death of Gaetano Motelli,
one OF the most celebrated sculptors in Italy. Sew
eral of his statues sent to the universal exhi
billions of London, Paris and New York.
A letter from Venice states that the Count de
har nhnpH t,vnna sail h.,
went into mourning for the Duchess of Orleans
even before he received the official account of her
death.
Advices from Naples of the oath state that the
crop OF silk has been almost entirely lost in conse-
quence of disease among the worms. Sicily, how
ever, has escaped. The oidium has reappeared-
Corn has advanced in price.
Queen Victoria, as a mark of her appreciation of
the distinguished scientific requirements of Prof
Faraday, has presented him with residence at
Hampton Court, and has given directions that Pro
lessor Faradays residence is to be furnished at her
Majesty's expense.
The Lisbon Board of Health has notified that
Buenos Ayres is considered infected with yellow
fever.
Hendrix Conscience, the well-known Flemish
novelist has been elected Professor of Flemish
Literature in the University of Client.
According to the Dublin Medical Press, Miss.
Nightingale has formally declined to proceed any
further in the appropriation of the f45 900 to ESQ
900, collected in her name for the reform of the
nursing department of civil and military hospitals
In an advertisement offering the Woodchester
Park Estate, Worcestershire, for sale the auc-
tloneer announces in line of capital letters as one
OF the tempting inducements to purchasers. "Po-
htlcal influence over twelve hundred honest yeo-
men,"
The judges of the Court of Common Pleas have
decided that railway travellers are not bound to
take care of any portion of their luggage. pas
senger may hand all his luggage to the company's
servants, who are legally responsible for its safety
The Queen has sent the Princess Frederick Will
liam, curious carriage, with three wheels which
Is the wonder and delight of the Berliners and will
soon be extensively copied.
Under the title of the Central African Gamma
NY" Mr. Macgregor Laird is forming a company.
with limited liability, to develop the cotton and 9th
er resources of Africa, which he thinks promises
profitable return.
Lady Franklin, widow of the celebrated naviga-
tor, was last week at Bona, in Algeria.
Maharajah Dueep Sing is expected shortly to
take up his residence at Mugrave Castle near
Whitby
Sir Archibald Alison, the historian of Europe is
said to have joined the corps of leader writer's for
the Morning Herald.
A steam machine, for manufacturing ice, has been
made by London firm The cost of the ice will be
ten shillings a ton.
An effort is being made in Bristol for the estab-
ishment of line of steamers between that port and
the United States.
a report is current in Rockdale that in case of an
election, Mr.. Golden has signified his consent to
come forward a candidate.
Mr.. Rarey has been voted medal of the value of
ZO by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, in acknowledgment of the humane ten
denotes of his system.