The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-15
F 0 r E l G N :.
THE MAILS OF THE FULTON.

Yacht with the Geographic abstract, the fuitoh
passed several large icebergs.
On the 10th, at A. NJ, in lat 44o "a, long. 81
44r w., passed the steamer Persia from New YORK,
steering eastward.
The topics chiefly discussed IN Parliament nave
been the state of the Thames, the amendments tor the
political references of the Prayer Book and the In
dia bill, No. 3.
4 fire took place at - o'clock on Tuesday the
South QUAY, adjacent to the Hermitage Basin. BY
| O'Clock the whole centre warehouse was i'll flame.
The goods and property consist OF Jute, sugar ana
spirits, and in the basin saitpetre. 1t is feared
that some of the men lost their lives. Some of the
ships in the docks have been hauled out from the
South Quay.
Mr.. Lever, the proprietor of the Indian Empire,
has put second vessel, and much larger one, the
American Empire, on the new line. She is adver-
tsed to sail on the 9th July This vessel is 5000
tons register. 1t is further stated that Mr.. Lever
means to put third packet on the line between
Galway and Quebec.
Archbishop Thorpe, of Bristol, has invited the
clergy of that diocese to petition, now that the Jews
are to be admitted to Parliament that clergy OF the
established Church may not be disqualified as mem
bers.
The stoppage has been announced of Messrs
Brstow, Warren Harrison, wholesale grocers,
with liabilities at between 50,O0O and $4,000.
The iron clipper ship Sarah Palmer, whose pre-
yous passages stand unrivacd, had arrived at Cal
cutta in IS days from Liverpool.
4 correspondent of the London Times writes to
discourage emigration to Canada. He quotes from
a letter received from friend at Toronto, which
states that the whole passenger list of the Quebec
steamer North American had returned to England,
after in vain seeking employment, or land at an at
tainable price.
Sir Henry Bulwer left Vienna on the Goth ult.,
for Constantinople. He pursued the overland route
in order to acquaint himself with the condition of
the Principalities.
The Queen with her usual attendance, and the
King of the Belgians, had visited the Great East
ern temporarily known as the Leviathan. with
the exception of two of the Admiralty barges at
! tending to superintend the Queens embarkation
| from Deptford Backyard, there was no display
whatever Mr.. Hope, NJ. p, the Chairman. and
several of the Directors OF the Company, Mr. ates
the Secretary, Mr.. Hepworth and Mr.. Trotman, re
ceivcd the royal party on board, and bad the honor
of conducting them over the ship. Her Majesty on
leaving, expressed her great delight at the visit.
| We regret to hear Mr. Brunei continues seriously
| indisposed in the south of France.
| The Town Council of Edinburg have elevated Dr.
| Dyon Playfair to the Chair of Chemistry in the
University, vacated by the death of DR.. William
| Gregory.
\ meeting of creditors of Ross, Mitchell & Co,
Canadian merchants, who suspended during the late
crisis, took place in London, June %. 1t appears
that since the meeting held in October the balance
| sheet which then presented surplus OF t57 go,
now shows a deficiency of G55,0O7. The former
statement was made up from the books of the firm
| in London. The final account was prepared from
adviccs received from Canada.
| bloody war has broken out at the Cane be-
tween the Free State and the Basuta Nation. There
seemed but little hope of preventing the Colony from
| becoming involved in it.
| The Turks continue TO land troops IN Montenegro,
although not prosecuting formal hostilihes against
| Prince Danio.
Nesuvlus has ceased TO De In eruption-at least
only thin stream OF ava noWs from IT, ana the VOL
cano has resumed ITS ordinary appearance.
letter from St. Ieterspurg, IN the NoFd de-
scribes the advance of Russian column in the eau
casus, along the banks OF the river Odagoum, TO a
point called by the natives the Tomb OF Calatat On
| the 10Th May, the column arrived at TINS spot ana
Immediately surrounded It's position with palisades.
On the following day the troops commenced work
ing on the foundations of new fort. Very little
resistance was offered by the inhabitants, who with
| drew into the interior.
81 de Pene has been summoned before the militia
~ tribunal OF Lille, to give evidence in the matter
! of his duel with Courtel and Hyene.
Letters from Vienna report that the forthcoming
budget will be an unfavorable one exhibiting de
| tciency of 0,O00 900 florins.
| The report of the Swiss Commission upon Foreign
| affairs protests strongly against the manner IN
! which Swiss cmigrants have been treated III the
| Brazils, and recommends that emigration to that
country be prohibited until the claim OF the emil
grants shall have been satisfied Moreover, 1t pro
poses that emigration agents. if not fully autho-
rized, shall be prosecuted as swindlers.
The ConsttWionnei contains the following remarks
on the untavorable impression produced in Spain
| by the allusion of Lord Mamesbury to her "vile
ingratitude B"
''Thc Spanish press and public opinion have re
scented this bitter taunt, which was well calculated
| to wound the selfesteem of generous nation, and
which, moreover, offered a singular contrast with
the Difference and courtesy lavished the United
States If certain planters in Cuba act improperly
in purchasing slaves from the slave dealers they
are, after all, only the accompces of more
guilty parties, namely of those who facilitate
slave dealing How is it, therefore, that the first
are denounced, while the complaints of the latter
are recognized as legitimate? How are we to ap-
preclate the employment OF two weights and two
measures with the rules Of justice? Thanks to the
| possession of Gibraltar, enormous quantity of
| English merchandise is Struggled into Spain
to the prejudice of the Spanish Customs, and of
the national industry Will this abuse be attributed
to the Spanish Government? The Bible Societies
nundate the PENINSULA with books and tracts which
! attack The Catholic religion and the Pope There
are probably Spaniards who purchase these books
since there are SO many agents who deal in them.
! But VIII 1t be SAID that the Spanish Government
makes common cause with the purchasers OF Protes-
taht Dipies Before declaring a country to be re-
spon:bie for reprehensble deeds committed by pri-
vate individuals IN distant colonies, 1t is essential
t'at lne accusing party should have entire conVic-
1lon OF his own innocence. The Spanish Journals
! nave more than once commented on the fact that
England, IN spite OF her friendship for Spain, has
kept possession OF Gibraltar They, moreover, re
member mat unuer the hrst empire, the English
noup paseu all r .he ,ortlheu PAGES when they
captured from tIie french, such as Cudad-kodrIgo,
81. sebastian, BadaJoz, winch had enjoyed peace
anu projection Whiie occupied by our troops.
me Con|,t"'on"d concludes by recommending
| inc Madlld fress not to attach undue Importance
10 the language 1i Lord Malmesbury nor to suppose
Tor one instant mat England would permit Cuba to
oe 'aAeh from 'he spanish crown.
| NplA.
our "DETAILS Oh i in news are derived from the
ana lnula rouse telegramS. The most
Important event vas the capture oil Ca'pee, town
Upon upon tne 'un,na, my miles from Cawnpore; Sir
us hose advanced upon the pace on the 1Jd OF
May, acting III conjunction WIN Col maxwell, VINO
was upon t9e West oanN OF the river. me enemy
COMPOSED Oh tle iniscnev3us GWailor CoEtingent,
aecai,eu TO stahu conic'' ana the city was cap
.uIeu Wi,nouI loss 1i ne. Large stores Oh guns,
gunpowder' and other munitions, were found in the
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