The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-14
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LATEST FROM PAUL MORPHY.

LATEST FROM PAUL MORPHY.
The mails by the steamship City of Baltimore
Leitch, from Liverpool 10Th ult, arrived here this
morning.
concession had been granted to some English
capitalists to establish Guard Bank at Constant-
nople, upon the model of European Banks, and I'M
der the surveillance of the Government.
The Independence Beige publishes the text of the
Moldo-WaIlachan Convention, but the particulars
are already known.
The enquiry into the conduct of Protestant cler-
man named West at Boyne Hill, in resorting to the
practice of confession among his parshioners, had
resulted in verdict of ''not proven, and further
proceedings were consequently stopped.
lt was whispered that the Empress Eugene is
again in condition to afford hopes that the Impe-
rial Dynasty of France will not hang on the single
life of the young Prince.
Considerable anxiety was felt throughout France
as to the intentions of Government respecting the
decree permitting the importation of foreign grain
which would expire on the Both of September, and
which, If not renewed, would cause the revival of
the absolute sliding scale.
PAUL MORPHY.
In regard to the chess match between Morphv
the American champion, and Harwitz, the London
Era says Since the days of Deschappees and
Labourdonnas, since the match of the French and
English champions, st. Armant and Stanton no
similar interest has been exhibited by the chess
players of France; and at the termination of the
contest with Harwitz, still greater chess treat is
expected from the meeting of the Justly famed Der
Laza with the champion of the New World. The
score between Morphy and Harwitz now stands
MOrphy 4, Harwitz2, drawn 0. Since the termina-
tion of the second game Harwiz has scored one,
and has requested adjournment of hostilities un-
til 10Th September. The last game was played on
the 18th inst.
During the present year 25 900 troops have been
sent to India for the purpose of augmenting the
British forces now serving in the Bengal, Madras,
and Bombay presidencies, and another large body
of reinforcements has been ordered for cmbarka-
tion early next month. This will increase the forces
serving in India to 100 900 men.
Letters from Stockholm state that the cholera is
raging there. On the 18th there were "A new cases
and 81 deaths. Up to that date there had been al
together 5ll cases and 2l7 deaths. The authorities
had ordered that the dead from cholera should be
buried beyond the city walls.
A Madrid despatch announces that the govern
mcnt has authorized the meetings of the legally
constituted parties for the approaching elections.
The petition OF the Hebrews, scattered all over
Europe for the rescue of the boy Montara, kidnap-
ped so outrageously at Bologna, has been laid be-
fore Napoleon III.
large caravan of Russo-Greek missionaries
started month ago, under the Archimandri.e
Goori for Pekin Russia will be first in the field of
conversions.
The Vienna press has been forbidden, by the po-
lice, either to make any unfay orable remarks upon
the Germanc Diet, or to comment in any but fat
tering terms, upon the two court theatres, those
establishments being conducted by ''high placed
personages."
A correspondent of the Nord saws that all the
chiefs of the Rothschd house including members
from London, Vienna, Frankfort, and Napes-are
Just now assembled at Paris, forming 4 veritable
congress of financial powers.
All the French ports the Atlantic are to be
put in state of defence. 100000, 600 francs have
been aocated for the fortiication of the port of
Havre, OF which the merchants of Havre are to
provide 7O,OOO,OOO: l7,000 900 francs to be de-
voted to the defence of Dunkirk I, 900 900 to Di-
and tO Fpp1mp liar rES
to be executed at Calais and Bouogne, and port
of refuge is to be constructed between Brest and
ChcIbOurg.
The Austrian gazette has been seized for an arti-
Gle relative to the governmental question of Prus-
sia. 1t is very seldom that the Vienna journals arc
seized, and in the present case the proceeding is
doubtless by order of the superior authorities On
Sunday, in the absence of the Prince of Prussia,
two Of the Berlin journals were seized, for articles
on the political situation.
a Stuttgardt letter, in the Uniccrsdl German Ga
sec, says the agitation produced in the country by
the cOncordat, increases every day. 1t is absO-
lutey necessary that the chambers should express
their opinion on the condorda, as it abrogatcs all
the laws of Wurtcmbcrg which contrary to it,
and yet in constitutional state no law can be alb
rogatcd without the assent of the chambers.
The German Scientific Congress is now holding
its thirty-scyenth session at Carlsruhc. There are
LOO German, Russian, and Swedish members pres
ent. Italy is represented by four, and France by
twelve. The Grand Duke of Babcn was present at
the first sitting, and in the evening tragedy of SO
phOces performed by his order, at the theatre,
for the amusement of the Congress. On the follow
ing evening he gave grand soirce, and the park
was brilliantly Illuminated with colored lamps
and Bengal lights. At halfpast eight, tn ere was
Il grand supper, at which 800 of the members
present
The INsURRECTTON IN BOsNTA.-Acc ccounts from Ru-
gusa on the 18th inst state that the insurgents in
Bosnia and the Herzegovina, who expected assist
ance from Montenegro, had been apprised by an
agent of Prince Daniel that he could give them no
aid for the present. The Prince advised them to
return without fear to their homes rs the Turkish
troops who had threatened them were about to be
recalled. He announced to them, moreover, that
the senator Cernowch is detained in prison for the
affair at Kolaschin, and that the punder made on
that occasion should be returned to the Turks.
INDIA.
OUDE.-On the Goth August, Sir Hope Grant sent
force across the Goomtee at Sultanpore, and oc-
cuped three villages in his front.
BENAREs DIVISION. Captain MMullen, with his
Sikhs fell in with the rebels, at a village near Re-
atien Ghazee Pocken district, on the 23d of August,
and drove them out, killing and wounding sixty.
detachment of regulars and party of military
police, up with Wunjah Sing, of Rewa, at
BearrOh, on the 2Sth of August, and killed about
200 of his men.
CENTRAL INDrA-The Gwalior rebels, after their
defeat on the 18th of August fed in a southeastcry
direction, giving out that it their intention to
enter the Bombay Presidency via Mundsore. How
ever, finding this line of retreat menacedby
turned north, towards Bheelware. On the 2Sth of
August reached Japra Pateen, which surrendered
to them after some days fighting with the RANGES
troops.
They obtained possession of the town, which
they plundered.
The Rance fled, and is now in Col. Lockharts
camp at SOosneen. Soosneen is So miles from
Ooiem.
column under Colonel Hope, left lndore on
the 3d instant, to support the one which had been
previously detained under the command of Colonel
Lockhart, of Her Majesty's 80 Highlanders.
The rebels in full possession of Pateen, erect
roads approaching.
Adj Mohamed has moved from Jerongs and taken
possession of Poorassa. The movement threatens
Bhalsa and towards GuZerat.
A small force from Ahamabad attacked and dis
persed body of Munbranees and Bheels at Mum
delte, on the 22d August.
The rest of the Bombay Presidency is quiet.
Major Hamilton writes from Moortas that at noon
on the 3lst ult., the Goth and 62d native infantry,
and the native artillery, all disarmed, broke out
and tried to seize the guns and arms of the fusers
They were repulsed, great numbers slain, and the
rest driven from the cantonment to ungles towards
the river. Our loss was four of the royal ar
tillery, and, regret to say, Captain Mules, of the
fusilicrs.
Major Hamilton heard of the intended outbreak
in time to warn the military authorities. lie had,
with the police battalion, already arrested ninety Of
the fugitives.
NJ. Duchesne de Bellecourt Wall leave Paris on the
Sd October for China, with the treaty ratified by
the Emperor. After the exchange of ratcations,
Baron Gros will return direct to France, and Ad-
miral Rigault de Genouilly will proceed on his ex
pediton to Cochin China
The Paris Constiatonnet declares that the present
posture ofmOnetary affairs is most satisfactory,
indicative of prompt return to general business.
A boiler of the steam corvette Roland, while be-
ing tried at the dockyard at TOulon, exploded and
wounded 80 persons, nine of whom have since died,
including the captain of the Roland and the chief
engineer.
BELGIUM
BRUssELs, Sept. 24.-You will have seen that the
French government does not entertain the slightest
idea of renOuncing its possession of Rome and Ci-
vita Veccha. Far from it, battalion of chasseurs,
(rles, in garrison in the north of France, is
dered to be sent by rail for embarkation at Mar
seiles; and it is thence argued that the force in the
Papal States will be augmented to the strength ofa
division. This measure it is rumOred, results
from the differences that exist between the French
and Austrian governments, mainly provoked by
the decided opposition shown by the latter to the
French-Russian scheme for robbng the Sultan of
his left bank Danubian provinces.
quarrel has sprung up at the Hague between
the unpopular Prussian envoy, Count Konigsmark,
and the Netherlands government, which, though
ludicorus in its origin threatens to embroi the two
cabinets in somewhat serious discussions. The out
line is this The Envoy, driving slowly after din
ner to Schevining, was overtaken by young Count
GOdsten, nephew of the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, in open carriage drawn by spirited hOr-
The latter gentleman, desirous to get ont
of a snais pace, told his coachman to pass. Seeing
this, the Envoy bade his driver not to draw
side, and to zigzag so as to prevent being
passed. At last thew came to circular bifurca-