The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-02
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The Borussia had heavy hurricane from cast
northeast lay to for thirty hours, and lost suit of
sails. She brings thirty-eight first cabin and four
hundred and twenty eight second cabin and storage
passengers. One birth and one death occurred du
ring the passage.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Liverpool on
Sunday morning, October II.
The Queen of England was still at BalmoraI
According to returns in the .Honitcui, the French
revenue receipts for the first nine months of the
present year have exceeded those of the correspond
ing period 1851 by & PA coo The chief increase
has been in the duties on sugar.
Atlantic Telegraph shares had again fallen, the
prices OF Saturday evening being E3G0aG35O.
In American securities there was reduction in
the bonds of the Michigan Central and an improve
rfipt !" tho th;a' -~~to~-~ ~r a. NJ Wi and
The Paris papers of Sunday, Oct II, published
the following teleGraphic despatch:
LISBON, Oct. Is. lS5S.-The Austellitz and the
Donanwerth are still in the Tagus; the English line
of-battle ship Victory, lOl guns, and the English
steam corvette Raccoon, % guns, had arrived.
The London Times had received the following des
patch
NANTES, Oct Is. IS5S.-The yiscount de Paiva
Minister of Portugal at the French court left to-day
for St Nizaire, where he embarked for Lisbon on
board the Vile de Cadix.
"Matters still look well towards a friendly ar
rangement." says the correspondent of the Times,
'but nothing decisive will be done until NJ. da Pal
vas arrival in Portugal. The Marquis de Lise,
French Minister at that Court receives instructions
by NJ. de Pienne, who left L'0rient Yesterday in
the Coligny, also for Lisbon, to come to an under
standing with NJ. de Paiva on the whole affair. NJ.
de Pienne is second Secretary of the French
Legation in Portugal, and returns to his post after
leave of absence. The instructions do not, | be-
leve contain the utimdtu1a intended some davs ago
to be sent; and am glad to say that there now ap-
pears, on both sides, desire for amcabe solu-
tion of the difficulty. BY the French Government
no step will be taken until an answer be received
from Lisbon. The Chevalier Dantas, first Secretary
of the Portuguese Legation, will act as Charge d.
Atfaires during NJ. da Paiva's absence
A letter from Milan informs the London Times
that the statement published in the French papers,
of a GOODNESS having arisen between the Archduke
Maximilian and the government at Vienna, is er-
roneous.
| The journal Opiniano states that the tribunals
are occupied with the affair relative to the seizure
of the Charles Georges. NJ. Mon, Ambassador of
Spain to the Court of the Tuileries, left Madrid Oc
! tober IA.
| The Madrid Gazette of the 10Th contains an ac-
count of the reception by the Queen of the Marquis
de Nugot, ex-French Ambassador, to present his
| letters of recall.
The Government intends in the approaching
sion of the Cortes to present various decentraZa-
tion measures-that is to say, for restoring the
inequalities and provincial councils of the au-
thority they formerly possessed also for organ
izng the Council of State so to give it power to
| frame bills to be presented to the COrtes
! The prospectus of new West End Hotel, on Joint
stock principles. is circulated in the London money
market The Times reprobates the plan, alleging
that the general desire is for establishments on the
admirable scale, regards charges, and manage
ment, of those of the American cities"
The last dispatches received by the French Gov
ernment from Algiers announce that the empire of
Morocco is in a state of great disorganization and
anarchy.
The news of the massacre at Tetuan is unfortu-
nately. confirmed. NJ. Nahon, the French Vice,
Consul, and the Fice-Consul of England have been
massacred by the popuace. This event took place
at the commencement of October. The first ac-
counts announced that the two persons assassinated
we're the French and Spanish Vice-Consuls, but a
later despatch correcs this account and says it
the English and not the Spanish agent who has
| fallen The Paris Presse, in mentioning the above
melancholy affair, ,airms that the English Vice-Con-
sui escaped, and that it is the French and Spanish
agents, at first stated, who have been the vic
| TINS
dered, acted under the direction of the Consult
General of Tangier. There is likewise a French
Consul at Mogador and one at Rabat. There is a
French Consular Agent at Casablanca and another
at Salty.
Lord Stratford de Redclife has received vis
from the Ministers of the Porte, and has himself
visited the Sheik-ul-Isam. The conference on the
subject of the frontiers of Montenegro has been ad
journed for week, in consequence of the indispo
sition of the Austrian representative. Lord Strat
ford de Redcliife is expected at Athens about th
Odd inst.
The Porte had suppressed number of Govern
ment offices, and had resolved to reduce the stat
of the army. The pay the troops is generally IL
arrear.
ment to Gambia, where the fermentation in the mind
of the people was on the increase
CHESS MArrEBs.-AIorphy is expected home be
fore the close of the present year. and it is under
stood that the chess players OF New ork ant
Brooklyn intend to give him an appropriate re
e ception What its nature will be has not We
transpired. Recent advices from Paris state tina
n the Emperor Napoleon has requested Morphy t
;, give specimen of his blindfold playing at tn
Tuilleries before the ladies of the Imperial Cour
and has also consented to be beaten at chess by ii
t Young American at the odds of a rook. There
. now reason to believe that before leaving Pari
Morphy will have a chance to contend with Hei
o Won der Lasa, the great chess analyst and playe
: who has recently left Rio Janciro, where he hi
\ | acted as Ambassador from one of the GeTma
e courts for some years past The meeting OF the
two chess masters will excite great interest amor
the lovers OF this beautiful game.
= TALBOT CoUYTY.-At a meeting of the citizens
h, Talbot county held at Easton on the 10th OF Oct
* Der, Howes Goldsborough, Esq, called to pr
rs side, and John A. Powell was appointed Secretar
In accordance with a resolution passed by the met
~ ing the Chair appointed the following gentem
~ as delegates to the Shareholders Convention to
be held in Cambridge, on the Sd Col S. Hambleto
m Capt F. Buchanan, Capt. NJ. I. Goldsborough,
ne c. w. Powell, James i. Martin, II. IL. Goldsbt
ougb. Richard rringdale, Col. William Haywal
William Goldsborough, Morris o. Colston, DR..
N. G. G.. Wilson, Sam'l Chamberlain, Edward Lloy
re Jr., Jonathan Leonard, James NJ. Seth, Capt Hf
he daway Leonard, W. X. Lambden, DR.. Edwa
cir Hardcastle, James Parrott and DR.. G. G. &c
ice James II. Martin, Esq, being obliged to atte
NO Queen Anne's Court, named Capt. John W. Mar
in his stead.
ny It is said that eighty-sx new counterfeit ba
" notes have been issued within the last month.