The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-26
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


The Queen, accompanied by the Prince Consort,
arrived at the camp on Monday evening" the 5th in
slant, and reviewed the whole of the troops up
wards OF 20 600 in number, now stationed there on
Tuesday. The review one of the most brilliant
military spectacles, enhanced as. it was by all the
additional effect which auspicious weather could
lend it, that has perhaps been witnessed in the
country.
The Catholic Peerage has received two accessions
during the past week in the persons of Mr. Con-
stable Maxwell, of Everringham, in the county of
ork, who has substanated his claim to the ancient
barony of Herries, and Sir Henry Bedingfeld, who
also proved his title to the Viscounty of Grandson
The interment of Captain w. H. Harding, who
died at Seacombe took place on Sunday, the Ath
inst. at the Metropolis. SO as the fact of his
death was known, all the American ships in dock,
and many others, displayed their flags half-mast
telegram from Berne says the Federal Council
has accepted the propositions of the French Gov
ernment, having for object to agree to convention
between France, Sardinia and Switzerland, to al
low merchandise to circulate freely on RAILWAYS
without being stopped at the frontier to pay the
customs dues.
Small journals are rapidly on the increase at ST.
Petersburg, q being at present published there
Among them are the Laugh, the Empty Bel. the
Jester the Paradise, the FIy the Norelist the Rus
sian Peasant, &c. All of them are more or less
satirical.
NJ. Theirs is on the point of leaving Paris for
Ems, whence he will proceed to Holland and Bel
gium with the view of collecting materials for the
last volume of his "History of the Consulate and
Empire"
The Clonmel Chronicle states that the blight had
made its appearance among the potatoes in several
places in that locality.
The Rev. DIR. Sader, one of the Senior Fellows
of Trinity College, Dublin, had committed suicide
by hanging himself.
The German journals are loud in their praise of
the excellent appearance of the vines on all the
most noted points of the Rhine.
Marshal O'Donnell is the forty-thrd President of
the Council in Spain since the death of Ferdinand
the Seventh.
Mr.. BUSHNELL who married Catharine Hayes, died
at Biarritz on the Sd.
The tobacco crop in Algeria has been almost en-
tirely destroyed by a worm.
The forty third Dutch congress of political econ
omy opened at Nimeguen on the 3Oth ult.
GOLD Production FOR ls57.-The production of
gold in Australia for the past year is set down by
the best English authorities at one hundred millions
of dollars The productions in other countries are
estimated as follows:
California 5000 900
Russia and Siberia 20,000,000
Other parts of the world l5,000,000
Total SlOOOO0O 900
We thus have two hundred millions as the gold
rather more than the estimated aggregate. At
this rate two thousand millions of gold will be
thrown into the monetary circulation of the world
during the next ten years.
VIM. S. Rowland, Esq, United States Consul at
Riga, accompanied by Mrs. Senator Gwin and
daughter, of California, were at the Hotel dc Belle
rue Brussels the 2Sth of June last, en- route for
st. Petersburgh.
The friends of the Hon. Lawrence NJ. Keitt are
resolved that his name shall be presented to the
consideration of the Legislature of that State at its
next session. for seat in the United States Senate
The New York Tribune says that Mr.. Ullman.
who is now in London, has engaged Miss Piccolo-
mini for the approaching opera season, and is in
treaty with Mr.. Guglini, the distinguished tenor.
The Milwaukee Daily Sentinel notices the cargo
of 3d. 900 bushels of oats taken board the bardue
De Soto for Buffalo, as being the largest ever
shipped from Milwaukee.
The Novelty Works, an extensive iron establish
ment, is about being removed from Rochester, N
Y, to Toledo, Ohio.
The Comet discovered in Leo by Miss Mitchell, on
the lst inst, is the same discovered by Donati, at
Florence, on the I'd of june