The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-24
The N. Y. Commercial says oI

| concessions have been secured ID l.. ti "@t '.
/ sin, (Which was signed on the teth 0l yCh25| L.rr
Elgin has fulfilled all the reasonable desires ~
| government and surpassed all eEoecJa-''. "te..
| that probably all these conditions, though .'a1.
and sealed and ratified with all so. -A'h " .A
prove points OF departure whence the Nol,. "t a-
kin will shuttle but chat is an0 leT matter, ana
for other men than dplomatis's TO deal Htth. The
game has been brought down. it is for the COOKS ta
prepare 1t for the table," a remark not without IT.
significance.
There can be no doubt, however, chat the Chi
heSe hegouat0rs, rom the Emperor coWn"a'ts
have proved themselves very Unworthy of conf
dence or reliance. Lord Elm and Admiral Say-
mour have been met from first with the most adr0it
hypocrisy and with dUplici-v unraralIsled I'm tn
@ nistoIE oI negotiations and diplomacy. twill tt
remembered that on the 4th or Jim, two Chinese
Ministers of high rank-Onc C1tfna-ror tbe other
a'Iartar-arrived at Iien-siu d,cl7rir~ themselves
to be Plenipotentaries with iul ,,...rs 10 ue~9-
tiate final settlement Of all difet,-- Tho ay.1-
sure OF this false pretence, b. which Lord Eeu
was induced formally to meet th.n. has alrg75~
been recorded. but the following ,.i;,, ,f fl,,
interview is too graphic to be ra..aG l...
An isolated ioss-house the st---,. Sauth Of
Tien-sin was the appointed rendozrnr. WAS m
ranged that Lord Elgin should lav. ii. interview
first, and then Baron Gros; the u ian was 10 come
third, and the American last Ali this tool r1.rs
according to the programme. On This Z. .g Of june.
while the thermometer in the sHa .tr.f rf 7sT.
Lord Elgin and his entire suite, with ur- .r ma
val officers as spectators, ard with a u.r-I of 7-N
marines, proceeded in long processiau o.rraaauira
to the hall of conference. The CIiuae. v.e civil
and ceremonious, and after tea ana ca-.. r;ar..ts
Kwe-liang opened the conference by Inc that
his imperial master had received LORD u .' I.'fsr,
and had instead Of answering it, dapU p SER
want to arrange matters speedily. Lord ...ir re
piled that he was glad to see the imperial minister's.
ana that his Queen had granted nm esr.at1 powers
to arrange all matters safe and p"n. auGt.n~.
He added that he was prepared TO show his c-as.u-
tias if the imperial commissions w"nld do -s-
wise.
Inc -h'haaf5ns aSseh,la2. ,, I',C '-..'- powers
WI, VI ~ Plo1IceV; 1i anu d Ti'lh.sc .
iJu Az - " Nii. W aug. me SCs.'' - -,- 1-
Tb ~ nlJE GSem ar .l'ls noGs4S n.
inc NlliilsteIS were eager III i"'II 81 ''
troop oI secretaries ana clerks "i;' .'l '-- .-.-.
nT'gS % III r Ile DacAgFoun9 pressed i'I"... t' ..i
i sIo,e lneIS ! re "as cNIut5lu! Nor SL.-s 80
Of tbe docmmnpt unT tii'Ts ro. ."'pC ,C w. @
~ ~ I ~ ul'eu. - N"S u"" }. - a.
on s,.1T u,ie commission unper "Aio' ne anu s
u,ovod a',tI @ e. - ~ ~ 49, - - :...-rs
@ent Ioolin1 W ~ ~ ~ 3f y, ~ s; p, b
nerfoct Of ser.a J;t-i+ 49, .CT..,: f.; ri.,,- ,-
PiJ - ~ . oiio U.s.l IL. IN 81
ceNeu II most reFcrehUaAF, htl ~ ls"'e .'. % .a-
nfra t%r ioinrhi, 'Ieh opened 10 e. 7c',''I '''
VWPPH' ,y M'iiyT ,s nan9gt 10. 20 IT. ..
r ;',e ar. w aot Feaa on ID L!.,.'lsH .-a
VI tIS paper we are toia l'e So. Nts y, 1'a''
aS asa a 'hiheSe slhg-Soh%. Livery IaNA' w. 5 e,t was
sll'iy NaIcnlhg the expression on Io." .-- q i'9-
Tnn rnro as as to tt'at eTPres$"n E'-1 N,o
we're rs the reading progress, eNs'.--'.' '' '.l5
inteiJecteo by hWei-!laug, "Hnca N'" ~.'S
Elgin possessed are unknown I'M ,hiaai .a ar,
never altached to c9mmis ions n Gr4a' am ~
Glspleasure, for the edict ran somewhat A. i'l'Esi
Mh"ci-I'dhS NV ana HWa-snah'' CO. y ~ r
Rroceeu 10 meet tle stf@h% Oh, -1-. .N
france ana 10 inquire INTO theiE P~'to-I III '----
uiIg the reno.
IL tney louhd them sincerely o35i'oo- I'D '0'.''E
an an end I" the war; the I'mmisS
t ut'H men uelnahuS' pro olitIS fCr.;-f -.
~ ~ nm III my ,%nG % customs "i ''S IN .r .
lne dignity OF the emperor q. wv "'', '. |-.
PIE; ana III 'he event OF 'as" ".'.''"
Such character; they were t. 5egE '...i d. '.s
Mhcn inns document l&" p-t' it'- '' 81.
LORD EIgm rose, ana ordered MS .'aE 90 ~
Drought, saying TO hWerilao&' '9 u ea.' .'.. -.
tHaI the powers Oh tne I'M, ''.-.
were unsatisfactory. me aari GaNi, W.. i-
up, the guard presented arms, me -..' i.-.
"?u save inc Queen, t"e stu
Cnal5, eloanI an" tne ah"aiIns ,, t f..-I
IPecT"c9 10 uehioHsFaIe lu'' ~ ''' t-'. ''t.
oie I tntI tney couu ever RECEIVE i.' z-' t'"-' 80
uTIG TI; 'iley hau Iust Opened. :, ,, -:u 81. .
ton,to T,l,, a,,d ., y" 4, ,J 5 , H.
tHinPtcu anu rs oiteh resIsleu "i cal i.s''
~ tanesc t1innlsSoneGs the4se.' ti Is "e'
" ltl}ort 70 tiie emperor :l"I 80 , .- 90
mus mus oc auoPlcu' Tue ou.7i"e "'I ..'- -. -.
tbnr I3noe ~ uGrI @ ~
tng't tt was u'hgef lIeH H9u.'' TI? $50 S'''
+bi] o',I - 80 itiiTti q, W. VI 49,.
sion uiioniJ rof o,srrnr tbst his lI,,I;rirr
inc in nunisbmcnt mpon himself, he snaaars Z ave =
how'd 70 tLa ,,oassi+io, of Ir go s,l -,..s
difficnIt- Of conrso on1 ono f.f tr frs--
torv Of The norotiations niust have n,isgv:. lfgt
the rood f,itL of the CelesriaIs our os.. 5,,c.. -
sir - 49, ti Ci'iTo Iii f,Ifr tI -.,-f t.+so g.
treaty for the present at least from fear IL i.u-.
danca. and that the treaty once farl I'm i-uSlfon
the diiIicuItrs that bayebitharto stood in ti.--Jy
of infnrcorrsn yyb ofher nations r1ft ,.r,.Ir,Ily
disapnpar tbe ratio incrcasiro with ayaiy .ar o.
the treaty's continuance.
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The Paris correspondent OF the london ilnsg
says that France and Russia are engaged IN pro .
Ject TO OBTAIN from l3rke{ S4e Ges .~ - -s4..
ontsidn TLa nartiin+in f 4Si = g s4g % 49,
i+ ~ ~ p ;tip : " llssld IN che FRO
dcsigns mon TnrI|av SS "pl ny-
to Russia, for supplies and aid To thn lrart,rt;
in revolt 4
1t has already been mentioned that q Protestant 80
clergyman and his congregation had been arrested
and imprisoned at Maubeuge. The Paris cnf reC- !;
pondent Of the Times gives the folIoyfiDa ra ar.i.
lars
The Debots contains a letter addressed tq.is 6v G.
member OF the Protestant cOnsistorv of Lille VITA
respect to the recent arrests at Mdubeuge One u
the OBJECTS 81 the letter Is to correct some iu.c9
cles IN the account given OF the affair by beigar
Journal quoted by the Debots. 1t appears that fa'
nearly year past Portestant worship has been eel Fee
brated at Maubeuge. 1t was opened officially, Ie-
galy ana PupMciy, and with the requisite 'autho-l-
ZttIh Oh Ile hunicPal authorities. Divine $ vice
mas oeen regularly ana Beaceably performed accord
ing 10 he usagcS OF me reformed Church o. FRANCE.
passage oi the letter warrants the inference chat
the mere existence OF this quiet and cecQfoua Eor-
snip gave offence TO certain parties, WHO a.c'rct
Indicated. TN a mi