The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

BY the arrival OF the steamer Fulton at New
York we have foreign files to the 20th ult
ENGLAND.-The Queen, Prince Consort, Princess
and Princesses and royal suite, will leave Edinburg
on Wednesday morning, Oct. 20, London Post. }
The Post says that Baron de Rothschild, of Paris
had private audience of the King of the Belgians
The Times says there is doubt entertained by the
French Government to whether it is the English
the Spanish Consul who has been assassinated at
Tetuan. The dispatches of General McMahon an
nOunce that it Is the Spanish COnsu-the despatch
es received by the Minister of Foreign Affairs say
| the English Cansul has been assassinated
| The Times says: The extraordinary perfection
attained in locomotive steam power, eyinced by
the success of BraYs traction engine, in daily OPP
GRAFTON in Woolwich Dockyard, has attained a high
degree of interest. A memorial is about to be pre-
sented to the government through some Of the first
houses in London, which will have the concurrence
! of all who desire to see the law of England re-
spected, and the public saved from the reproach of
| perpetuav acting upon impulse instead of con-
science. On Sunday next Mr. Strahan, who was
sentenced, with his partner, Sir John Paul, to II
years penal servitude, will have completed three
years of that term. The feeling is that his PUNISH
ment should now end.
| The Times published brief report by telegraph
on Saturday, of a railway accident on the Brken-
! head, Lancashire and Cheshire ,Iuction Railway, by
! which about 20 persons were injured.
! The London Herald says: The Marquis of Clanri-
carde formerly Postmaster General had complain
ed in public letter that the mail contract with
| Messrs. Cunard has been prematurely renewed,
notwithstanding the existence Of the Lever line,
and his lordship has suggested public meeting of
the people of Galway to consider the matter.
| FRANcE-The Times Paris correspondent says
| that NJ. Walewski had informed the lsraete Con-
sstory of Paris that he has, by order Of the Empe-
ror sent a note to the French Ambassador at Rome,
to be communicated to the Poutitcial government,
expressive of the dissatisfaction with which the
| Emperor has heard of the child MOrtara having
been forciby taken away from its parents and that
| he has instructed the Ambassador to make strong
| remonstrances such conduct.
The French Government are constructing a con-
siderable number of vessels for the transport of
airy.
Although the Notifications of Civita Vichia are
making rapid progress, orders had been received
| from Paris to put on more hands.
The London Post has the folio wing contradiction
of the rumored assassination: ''Marseilles, 0cto-
Der 1s.-Despatches from the Consul General up to
the 18th inst, make mention of the events sup
posed to have occurred at Tetuan."
There is nothing from Morocco of more impor-
tance than news the ordinary disturbances.
Count Ludolph, Neapotan minister at Munich,
has received orders to demand officially the hand of
| the Princess Sophia Amelia for the heir of the
throne of the two Sicies
| The Times Paris correspondent SAYS: "Accord-
ing to the accounts received from various parts OF
France, trade is not so active was expected now
that the period for opening the winter trade has ar
rived
IrALY.-The leading topic of political conversa-
tion in Turin is the alleged rumor Of Sir James Hud
sons removal from here. The political opponents
of Count Cavour's administration especially
grated with this report.
| RUSsA.-The Augsburg Gazette learns from War
saw that Prince Napoleon not more than three
minutes alone with the Emperor Alexander, bu
the Gear" tells very different story. The CracoN
paper afrms that the Gar and his guest were clos
eted together for an hour and half and that th
countenance of the French Prince was quite radian
when the quilted the Russian monarch.
AUsTRIA.-A steamer had been sent with materi
ais for an electric telegraph between Catturo ant
Antivari. An earthquake had done great dana q
at Sophia.
TuRKEY.-The last news from Constantnople is @
the 9th inst. The map of Montenegro is finished
and will be brought before the Council Their
have been great reductions in the departments
Justice and Police. Lord Stratiord de Redcliif
} had dined with the Sultan.
No FREE TRADE IN ALGEEIA.-The report that tn
French Government was about to declare the pOr
of Algeria free, is thus pronounced to be unounde
; by the Moniteur:
= Several journals have announced for some day
past, that the Government of the Emperor is co
t templating the introduction of important modifc
f tions into the commercial regime of Algeria The
pretended projects, and the discussions to whit
they have given rise, have excited some uneasine
~ in the manufacturing districts; but in order to p
2 stop to the rumors, it is sufficient to say that
o Government has never entertained the thought
making any change in the customs laws which a
n in force in Algeria, and which determine its re
e, tions with France,