The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-22
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some omissions in this important dncloro+ior .
seems seems 10 De considered The description Of Y"
q hnnGtlca position and prospects is confined to
{ tellltoriai material and political improvannont
!, the probability of her political nrnri,,IaS .
,r over the world Not a word of her dutios and
le EHgauons Not word of her readiness to dn
n by tha e'sGll that which has been hitherto inte
l. FnrI rIe clumsy and annoying interference ac
v the ra, Is oung America wholly ind 'H;ra.
e oftbe M; character of her flag and to the NJ
reformed? rvs u" "hich the whole wold is
q q +tiI IN ;t sie silence of the sneakers on No,,
It Strnes and fi'Ht ~ point we left to fear tba
% the snoomoa anu n'ars will henceforth be not 90
, ! r., n1 1iineIlcan hag the Go~ of nni,t 50
> 1onor r and crime. If this is VIZ " unl'ersi
) uellperately contempates. vo loung Al
q oud oud CONGRATULATIONS. s She has spIendid res
ana opportunities, but they are lo"Tiu to Lo res
e abused; and this vast earth itsIs oe use
!lme itseli too short, for the waste Of ~;
inheritance. Nobody ever vet mado '!lS
oL {"uth' liberty, health, wealth. and STR
without bitterly rueing it aterward. and ~
|, reProaching those who assisted or connivnJ
No" Is the time to mold the manhood
great nation. The sapng is still tender, +
- sun IL PIlant, the first heat of the metal is
II. II America will now choose to exerc
herselt that discipline which ENGLAND has
PIeSuniPluouslY, been attempting to usur
ner, 1hen we see the beginning of that mo
tnat sel-respcct, which shall strength
rial wealth. " ""'i'i''i NlSor 'n'
~ Is time this great heir should become
tut"r ana guardian. He DO that whicl
cannot do for him, and which they canpo
him do. VIII America secure its own Gan +,
most horrible desecratiOn; or will it act
vulgar upstart who buys armoriaI bearir
herald College, and rejects the code of
Mr.. Dallas pleaded illness on Monday. nor
he forgot this part of his address, and otl
not feel it their business to sav what belle
imGe. MN alone. Let him take an early opport w
INFORM the world what are the principles wi
now to go forth, conduerinr and 10 conc De-
over the world, and whether they include Il
llninuhity % Tor whatever crimes may be peri
under the Stripes and Stars.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Lords on the 9Th inst .
the debate on the oaths bill the Earl of O.
| asked whether the Queen would be calle -
! give her assent to measure which might
| posed to her conscientious opinions He also
| tentlon to the fact thatnO security had been
! prevent jew from using legislative powt
MN to the injury of the Established Chur,
Duke OF Marlborough thought that Jews 81
| De Placed In this respect, in Il better post
Romanists. The Earl of Derby had no r
| suppose that, II both Houses of Parliament
the the bill, her Majesty would nerpose her preroga-
tive to prevent its becoming law
The House of Commons on the same evening re-
solved itself into committee on the government of
INDIA BILL The University Scotland bill was
! considered, and several amendments negatived The
House then adjourned.
The Globe says that the Rev. Mr. Spurreon preach
edln the open air at Old Sarum stwcck and stated
that he should no longer preach in the Music Hall of
he surrey Gardens He also stated that he failed
IN getting funds for his new tabernacle if was nrob
Australia. va VI
Four out of the five directors of the Roval British
Bank, who were convicted of conspiracy after trial
OF 10 days are now in the full enioyment of tbcir
liberty. The seventh director Mr. Stapleton was
discharged upon payment of a nominal fine, and the
eighth defend ant the manager, still remains in the
queens Bench prison. Mr.. Brown was liberated on
the lst OF July in consequence of i'll health: his i'm
Prlsonment has been shortened by months and q
days.
Lady B. Lytton had recently been placed in A
lunatic asylum near London. Her friends are about
to take steps to cndeavor to establish her sanity bv
an appeal to the courts
The report that the Queen of England is going to
Gherbourg i'll August is confirmed by the Jo"rnat
dW Hdrrc.
A further dividend of IS. Cd. on the pound has
just been declared on the estate of Mcssrs. Sander
son, Sandcman Il Co., and first dividend of Gs Sd
on the pound on the estate of Maitland, Ewing d
to, China merchants, who suspended payment in
April.
According to the London Times, commissions in
the Queens Life Guards are at a considerable dis
count. Some seven cOrnetcics are for sale but no
one will purchase into the regiment.
The deliveries of tea in London for the week end
cd July }, were estimated at 772 1867 lbs. an in
crease of ,O3S lbs; upon the previous week.
During the week ending July >, II vessels were
dispatched to Australia, viz: ] to Adelaide. , to
Sydney, , to Portland Bay, to Launccston | to
Geeong, and to Wellington. Their aggregate
capacity was S,l26 tons
FRANCE.
The eighth meeting of the Paris Conference is to
take place on July I, at Count Walewski's Chateau
OF Etiolles, near Fountanbleau.
NJ. Rivas, the Spanish Ambassador in Paris has
rendered his resignation, in consequence of the
change of Ministry.
The Paris correspondent of the London Ti,ocs
says that explanations have been demanded of the
Nlceroy OF Egypt with reference to the loan which
he IS about to negotiate with an English house
The Three per cent. Rentes are quoted at GS5Oc
Tor the I'd July, showing an Improvement of Is per
cent
The following is believed to be faithful svnopsis
OF the recent dongs of the Paris Conference:
1t is detintively settled that the Danubian Princi-
pahnes shall be governed by two IIospodars, who
in the first instance are to be nominated by the
Porte for period of five years A committee
which is to be formed of members of the Moldavan
and Wallachian Divans, is to meet at certain fixed
periods, aud to see that all laws which common
10 Doth provinces are properly carried out. 1t has
also been decided that the two Prncipalties shall
have the style and title of ''the United Danuban
Provinces"
The representatives of Turkey and Austria strong
ly objected to denomination calculated to give the
Moldo Wallachians an Incorrect idea of their poll
tical position. There was a very warm debate
the subject, but as neither Lord Cowlcy nor Count
Hatdzieldt was inclined to attach Importance '.to
mere tltle," Fuad Pascha and Baron IIubner were
Obliged to yield The question next discussed bore
reference to the national flag Great difference of
opinion prevailed on this subiect but COMPROMISE
was, after good deal of wranglmg, effected. The
flag is to be color (the French coors, blue. red
and white, have alreddy been chosen with crcs-
cent, the symbol of the Suzerain Power, in one of
the corners
Some difficulty had arisen which might lead to a
postpanement of the seventh Conference but
learn that the Porte and Austria object to the use
the national iiag-the tri-color, except when the
MOldavian and Walachian armies are united for
the defence of the provinces against some foreign
foe The two Powers in question are of opinion
that In time OF peace each army should-as it does
at present-carry the provincial flag Mention is
made OF n memorial in favor of the Christians in
turkey, which was read by NJ. de kisseler to the
Conference: but several of the diplomatists de-
clared the Conference was not at liberty to take of
fetal cognizance of such document.
, to,o.no,,,;o ,. ari SPArtr66m Artr6m Madrid announces
trraU III Tie new Cabinet is completed. General Ros
de Alamo is spoken of as Captain General for Cuba
The Queen and her husband will depart on the 2Oth
for the Asturias, accompanied by the Prime Minis
GERMANY
The coercive measures which it is Stated will be
adopted by the German Diet in Of Denmark
refusing to accept the ultimatum of that body,
the occupation of the Duchess by corps Of the
Federal army and the seizure of the revenue of the
Duchy of Lauenbourgh to cover the expenses of
the military occupation.
AUSTRALIA.
The London Times has the following telegraphiC
dispatch. The electric telegraph was completed
from Melbourne to Adelaide. The production of
gold was on the increase, the supply being about
"a, 900 ounces in excess OF last year. Money was
plentiful, trade healthy, prices tending upward
The following shps have sailed for England: Shoot
ing Star, l l ,59s oz, April 2lst; Heatha Bell, May
5, 1912 oz; Eagle May Is, 25,945 or.
A new gold field has been opened upon the New
South Wales side of the Murray river.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A shipment of gold from New Zealand to Austria
liza had taken place The Australian and Ne,o Zcd-
land Gazette says
The Duchess of Leinster had arrived from Nelson.
New Zealand, with 800 ounces of gold CONSIGNED
to the Union Bank of Australia This IS we be
lieve the first shipment of the produce of the newly
gold fields in that colony on any large
to time been forwarded to Sydney and Melbourne
A letter from Vienna states that ten thousand
lilgrims nrOceeded the 18th of Jmne. in nrnccs-