The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-01
ADDITIONAL BY EUROPA,
DETAILS OF LATEST FOREIGN INTEL
LIGENCE.

LIGENCE
New YonK, Nov. 3O-The following additional
intelligence by steamer Europa at Halifax has been
received:
The Europa reports on the Goth off the Bell Buoy.
passed the American ship Tornado of Philadelphia
| bound "est, at p. NJ; six miles to the westward
| OF lioi yhead passed steamship Persia, from New
| York for Liyerpool: 2lSt about % miles westward
OF Cape Clear, passed the American ship Escort,
The Ariel had such severe weather that the Cap-
tam had his knee panbroken by one of the seas that
! struck her.
The easterly gales which prevailed around the
English coast for several days had moderated The
SeaDoard mails had been greatly deranged
-, Inc Government had sent two steam sloOps to the
Chops of the Channel to relieve vessels in distress
- The MASSACRE AT JEpDAH.-The English and
French commissioners arrived on the 18th at Jed
dah, on board the Cyclops. There were three
English ships-ot-war in the roadstead.
The Suisse, of Bcrne, announces that the police
OF SAINT Gall have just made very important can
! ture, III the person of a native of Baden who had
| just returned from New York with an American
passport. He is charged with forging notes on the
Bank Of Austria.
Robert Owen, the celebrated religious and social
! writer, had died in his SSth year.
despatch from Milan states that the new loan
I i3r military conscrpton was producing consdera-
! bic etervescence.
The steamer Indian Empire of the Galway line,
naa not been heard from when the Europa sailed
from from Liverpool on the 2Oth. She was q days out
! from Halifax.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had been further prorogued until the
l"th ct january but it expected that the session
| would not commence until about the ID of Febru-
| arv.
The Gazette announces the appointment of DIR.
! Henry Barth, the African traveller to be a COM
/ pahion of the Bath.
The camp at Adershatt is in admirable order lust
now. The effective strength of the troops there is
little over 10000 men of all arms.
Another attempt at assassination is reported in
ireland. magistrate named Gason was fired at
near Ncnagh by discharged employee but es-
capped without material injury.
The London G0.etfe contains a notice of onnlica
ton for charter for the Bank of British CoIum-
bia and NanCOuver's Island,
The three hundredth anniversary Of Queen EIiz-
abeth accession to the Throne had been celebrated
with Protestant demonstrations in various narts of
England. The Bishop of London delivered a lengthy
primary charge to about one thousand clerpymen
of his diocesses at st. Pauls. He condemned the
practice of the confessional
An astonishing act of vandalism is recorded In
the Church Of All Souls, Langham-place, London,
was very fine picture of great Value esus
Crowned with ThOrns." Some weak-minded person
secreted himself in the church, and during the
night cut up into Shreds and completely DESTROYED
the picture. 1t is known that this must have been
the motive to the outrage for the letters 81 HIS"
were also cut out Of the front of the cloth covering
! the communion table.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON To LIVER
POOL.
LONDON, Saturday. Nov. 10th, A. M-Tbe Daily
Ne,rs City article of Friday evening saws: "The
funds to-day dull, and decline Of "a per
cent was finally quoted, owing principally to the
languor OF business. In the other departments of
the Stock Exchange there equal absence of
features ofinterest More case is observable in the
discount market. The supply of money is more
abundant, and the general rate for good bills is
CT n,AnG GF.NAt lr,tt II.
tions take place below that rate are less rare
There were no bullion operations at the Bank to-
dav."
The Times City Article of last evening saws.
The English funds opened steadily this morning at
the firm prices of Yesterday, and remained without
much alteration, although there was a disposition
to duness at the close in consequence of the quota
tons from Paris being slightly less favorable The
abundance of money increases; and transactions
have taken place in the discount market at two and
4 quarter per cent
In the foreign exchange this afternoon there was
slight decline in the rates Vienna and Trieste:
on other places they about the same as at the
last post About 100000 in gold arrived to-diy
from st. Petersburg and a further similar amount
is expected immedately-thc whole has been sold
Tor expectation. The colonial produce market dur
ing the week has been Scantily supplied, partly on
account OF the eastcrly wind retardinr the arrival
OF many vessels now due. steady business
has taken place chiefly for consumption. and some
OF the leading staples have closed at slightly en-
want of animation.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Friday.-The Queen will open the Cortcs
in person.
1t is reported that the United States Government
has declared its consent to Spain claiming satisac
tion from Mexico by an armed force.
FRANCE
special decree in yesterdays Moniieur estab-
fishes special bank charged with the service of
the treasury to the great public works of the city
and which shall bear the title of the Bank of the |
Works of Paris.
Prime Napoleon mad issued a decree, relieving
the i'ress in Algiers from certain offensive addi-
tions to the laws of the Press in France, and pIa-
cling them upon the same footing French jour
mails
Lords Palmerston and Clarendon were on a visit |
to the Emperor at Compegne. The Wonitetn. con-
tains decree obliging all bakers in certain towns
to keep in sufficient stock to supply their
manufacturing wants in bread during at least three
months.
The Funds were slightly frmer TODAY. The
Three per cents. closed at II to S5.
NJ. ThOuvenci reached France from Constantine
pie to-day.
A meeting Americans was held in Paris, N
vember 18th, at the Banking house of Messrs.
John Monroe Co., to give public expression to
their respect for the life and character of Hon. b.
F. Butler. Hon. John y. Mason, United States
was secretary. Hon. Hamilton Fish, of New York !
presented preamble and resolutions expressing
admiration for his services, virtues and talents and
regret for his death.
The judicial investigation of the affair of Count
de Montalembert has been brought to a close, and
an order Of the examining magistrate, equivalent
to the finding of a true bill by the Grand jury in
England sends the affair before the tribunal of Cor
rectiOnal Police on the four counts already stated
The trial will come off on Wednesday the 24th. NJ
Berryer will be counsel for Che Count, and NJ Du-
tavre for NJ. Duria the responsible editor of the
The WAR WITH AYAM-Admiral Genouilly has
nf tha tal-i Of
forts at Tourane. The French naval division which
had been joined by the Spanish steamer FL Cano,
having 45O troops from the Philippine Islands, an.
chored off TOurane, Aug 3Ist. The forts were sum-
moned, and two hours given in which to consider.
No reply being made the vessels cannonaded the
forts and silenced them in half an hour. Detach-
ments were landed, scaled the walls and carried
them. While this was going on the gun boats can
lonaded the forts at the mouth of the river, and
)ne blew up. During the night southwestern part
of the bay was sounded, and in the morning the ;
gun boats and the Spanish steamer took their po- ,
tions close to the remaining fort and in half an
lour it blew up. Admiral Genouillv fixed himself !
II his position and waited the Anamite army which
le learned through the missionaries was to attack
lin with 10000 men, but it did not make its ap- !
,earance. All of the forts were mounted with 7
leavy bronze and iron guns the former most nu- -.
nerous and fine pieces The muskets were the =
common French and Belgian musket. The powder
aiken was Of English manufacture, obtained proba- {
,ly at Singapore or Hong Kong Reinforcements :
we're to be sent from France.
The NOniiear Of the 18th SAYS:
private letter of the 18th September, from the
amp of Tourane, gives further details rela-
i've to the expedition, after mentioning the capture
# the forts We shall march to the attack of the
ity of Hue, but before doing so we shall wait for
he arrival of some Spanish cavalry who are on !;
heir way from Manila That place will in all )
give us more to do than the capture of
he forts, it is said to be the strongest in all
EASTERN Asia 1t is protected by an outer ditch "
welye kilometres (seven and half miles in cir r
nit, and thirty yards wide The ramparts are y y
lOunted by 500 pieces Of cannon. The French "
tlicers who were in tho service of King Gya-long
ad cast for him previous to 1921 more than $500 p
f those guns They also endowed the city of Hue Z
18th extensive barracks and fortified the port. 1t :
:, therefore, in some measure against ourselves
hat shall have to fight. !;
While waiting for the commencement of opera :
ions, we make the best of cur situation here. We =
re exposed to burning sun, with occasional tor l.
cnts of rain. We sleep on the hard ground in
ompany with myriads of ants, %nats, and other in
acts, which annoying than any of the q
atives we have yet met with. As to meat we are =
ontined to the salt provisions from the ships, but "
a set-oh we have plenty Of partridges, ployers Il
nd other game. Yesterday partook Of a part of u
leg Of-not mutton-but of monkey, and can as !,
are you that it in no way inferior to the pre- W
tie of Normandy. The inhabitants of this country "
re small in stature, olive complexion, and, in my !
DiniOn, very ugly. They said to be very intel y
gent but OF this / have yet seen no proofs; but y
ley are a dirty, di gusting race being covered