The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-19
TROUBLE BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
THE NEW SPANISH MINISTRY.
MEETING OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
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the 3D. inst, and arrived at Halifax at 80 A. NJ OF
Friday, the 10TH having been detained So hours by
fog oil Halifax harbor.
The Commercial adviccs by the Canada and the
| main points of her news were published on Tuesday
morning, via Cape Race
The demand for money in the London market
on Friday was very active, and full rates were OBJ
| tanned.
The Canada experienced strong westerly winds
| during the entire passage.
She reports having seen nothing of the telegraph
fleet.
The screw steamship Indian. from Quebec, ar
rived at Liverpool at II O'clock the night Of the
3Oth June and the Kangaroo, from New Y ork at
Liverpool at l.3O =. NJ, and North Star, from New
York. at southampton at an early hour on the
morning of July l.
The Canada sailed at II A. NJ for Boston. where
she will be due tomorrow evening. Wind light
from the southwark; Weather clear.
| GREAT BRITAIN.
session. and the Commons were engaged in dcbatino,
| the Marriage laws.
On the LIST inst. in the House of Lords. the ques-
ton OF the admission of Jews into Parliament was
taken up. Lord Derby receded from his OPPOSE
ton to the measure. He believed it was impossi-
BILE to maintain nviolate the principles for which
their lordships had long contended. without
bringing themselves into collision with the House
OF Commons Therefore, he felt it the duty of the
House to consider whether there was any POSSIBLE
ty of satisfactorily settling all differences. He be-
llevcd that the suggestion of Lord Lucan-that the
toiHiloiiS slouu ne allowed 10 dispense by rpSOu-
ton with the words son the faith of a Christian"
when member of the Jewish persuasion applied to
take his seat-alorded the only solution of the DIFF
hculty, and therefore, though with great regret he
was prepared to accept the measure.
Lord Lynhurst consented to postpone his BILL and
Lord lMcan, in moving the second reading of his
measure, explained that it gave the House of Com
mons the power of emitting the words son the true
iaith OF n Christian. by resolution, but required
that any member ofthe Jewish persuasion should pre-
sent himself in the first instance at the table of the
house, and state his objections to the oath in the
form in which it now stood
After some debate the second reading was carried
by l43 to 81
In the Commons the India bill was further de-
bated and a variety of amendments were offered,
but all voted down.
On the I'd inst, in the Lords the bill aboIishing
church rates was taken up. Lord Derby opposed it.
and it was rejected by Isl majority.
In the Commons further progress was made in
the government India bill.
Attention was called to the fact that the Peru
Wan government was selling guano to the Amcri-
cans at lower prices than to the English govern
ment. 1t was replied that Peru had promised to
reduce the price to the American standard
1t was thought that Parliament would be nro-
rogucd before the end of July.
The British revenue returns for the wear ending
the 3Oth of June show decrease of over f OOO 900
nearly all of which was occasoned by the reduction
of the income tax.
The Judicial Committee of the Prvy Council. in
the appeal against the decision which held the
sItdIncf III American laDlr Tor damages her
collision with the American ship Leander, had af-
irmed the judgment of the lower court.
Much anxiety was felt in England as to the Allan
tic cable but there was no news Of it up to the de-
parture of the Canada.
Messrs Skeen and Freeman, timber brokers of
London, had suspended for ESQ., 600
The large failure at Rio Janeiro. reported per
North American, was that of Domingos Ferreira.
FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the London Doi7y
Ne'rs says, that the affair of Montenegro and
the ticklish state of diplomatic relations between
France and Turkey and Austria, are considered
very serious; that France has sent an utimatum to
Turkey, and if a satisfactory answer should rot be
returned at once, more ships will be sent to the
Adratc.
The Nonite,r publishes a decree re-annointinr
NJ de Morny President of the Corps Legislatif
special session of the Legislature was antici-
pated.
Advices from Lyons report decided Improvement
in commercial affairs there. Improyemont was alec
observable in a less degree at Marsees.
Inc Nonlfer contains n decree which continues
the law OF june 1853 forbidding Corscans to carry
arms till June, 1863. '
Several districts in France were SUFFERING severely
from great want of water. In Paris it was being
used very sparingly by the lower classes
The Patrie says that Russian frigate has Joined
the French squadron in. the Adratc, and been
placed under the orders of the French Admiral.
This news had created great sensation at Vienna
In Paris on the I'd inst the three per cents closed
at 6Sf l5c
| Geographic dispatch gives the following rs the
new appointments in Spain:
Minister OF Foreign Affairs and of War, O'Don-
| nell. '
| Minister of Justice, Magnetic.
| Minister of Finances, Salaverra
| Minister of the Interior, Daherra.
Minister of Marine, Noedda
Madrid dispatch says that General Concha
has complained to the Government of the insults
of the English in reference to the slave trade ones
ton.
The Madrid journals say that the government in
tends to call on England for explanations of the gra
tuitous insults to which Spain has been exposed in
| the debates in the House of Lords by Earl Malmes
bury and others.
ITALY
The Tribunal of Appeals at Naples has declared
the recently liberated steamer Cagliari good and
lawful prize.
A contract for loan of 100000 600 francs was
taken by the Rothschilds of Paris and the CONNER
cial Bank of Turin.
Sangunary conflicts were almost of daily ~
currence between the French and Roman soldiers.
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia had quilted Berlin for Te-
gernze. 1t was announced before his departure
that he had conferred the entire direction of State
affairs, until the I'd of October next, upon the Prince
of Prussia.
serious dispute has taken place between Prussia
and Austria in regard to the garrison at Radsadt
The of it is said to be that instead of n mod
crate contingent by Austria to replace the Prussian
soldiers, she sent larger force, thereby, say the
Berlin papers, attempting to diminish the influence
of Prussia. The newspaper controversy which this
difficulty had excited ragged iercely on both sides
DENMARK.
A Dresden journal declares there is no founda-
ton for the statement that France has taken meas
ures for bringing the question of the Duchies be
fore the European Conference, and gives room to
believe that the confederation is to proceed with
energy against Denmark
RUSSIA.
1t was said that one hundred and twentv-six
thousand soldiers would assemble in the camp of
Powouski at the end of August, for inspection by
the Gar
The cholera had made its appearance at ST. Pc
tersburg.
a. tire had almost entirely destroyed the shipping
| at Helsinfors
It TURKEY.
| bod was announced that the Turkish government
Vnn ample satisfaction for the attack on Mr.
| GRADE TTI' the British Consul General at Bel
| made tho 80 regiment to which the soldier who
the soldier and belonged has been withdrawn, and
ior trlai. The Pacha personalI w tI
slI' VI tne 4rte to the Consul and prdorod oIutes
10 pe hleu IN honor OF the British Cons,,I
1t was stated that Fuad Pacba Ion Go1sul.
tea geographic despatch TO the M;;t e IL No
eign Affairs of France giving fresh Oh for
the troops sent to Herzegovina We're NOT it 'i''S
to act against the Montenegrns, and that a'ehueu
should that country be invaded by the TURKS case
The Montenegrin Frontier Commission w..
Ragus in the middle of July AZ
GREECE.
The liberal customs tariff adopted bv the Greek
government, exempts nssscshines and implements
| ton, F'H' is''A L wv WI n'pof"''