The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-26
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JULY 26, 1858.

and opening an extraordinary credit Tor The con
structon of quays and ette, has been prepared by
the council OF State.
The Austrian government sent orders that copy
of the statue of Napoleon |, by Canoya, which Is
at Milan, shall be offered by the French govern
ment and it is believed that 1t will be erected at
Paris.
The Emperor has proposed that the debts of NJ. de
Lamartine should be paid by the State.
1t is understood that the French Government has
commenced preparations for laying down telegraph
cables between Havre, Fecamp, Deppe, Boulogne,
Calias and Dunkirk, the northeast, and between
Havre, Hontleur, Vaiognes and Cherbourg on the
northwest; in short, 1t IS intended to establish
telerraphic communication between every harbor
on the French coast.
The adoption of the jew bill has induced two
French Journals to express their admiration at the
working of the British constitution.
The Independence Beige says that Count w a
lewski has prepared circular dispatch protesting
generally the most pacific intentions on the part OF
the French government. The same journal states
that NJ. De leckern, senator OF france, mas peen
sent to Vienna, charged confidentially to offer to
Count Buol explanations of the policy OF the French
government, with a view of removing the mlsun-
Outstanding which has for some time subsisted be-
tween the governments of France and Austria
SPAIN.
The Nord, of Brussels, in speaking of the change
of ministry in Spain states that 1t has reason 10
believe that certain of England, relative to
Cuba, on account of the slave trade, were not I'M
connected with the accession of Marshal U Donnell,
| this latter being strongly in favor OF the French
policy and the French government having declared
that it would not desert Spain in the question OF the
colonies 1t was said at Madrid to be the intention
to institute ministerial department for the Spanish
| possessions beyond sea, such as had been thought
of when the fbusters, under Lopez, attempted to
take Cuba.
Marshal O'Donnell has resigned the office of For
! eign Minister which he occupied but temporarily
and Coentes, liberal has been appointed to that
! Office.
Their maiesties will leave for Austria on the goth
They will be accompanied by Generals ODonnell
'-'> '-'> TURKEY.
The correspondent of the Times at Constantine
pie, writing on the 30th ult, says that almost all
the questions which agitated the Porte are in fair
way of being settled; it is, however, stated that it
is the attitude of Persia which has led to calling out
the reserve.
The Criminal Court of Catania, in Sicily, on the
l4th of June, passed sentence upon thirty persons
| of that province who accused of wishing
to change the Neapoitan government Six Of
them are condemned to the galleys for heightened
| periods; in case, that of man named Pelle-
| grino, the sentence is twentyeight years penal
servitude.
SPAIN AND MEXICO.
An expedition to consist OIL 900 men ispreparing
in Spain, which will proceed to Mexico to demand
satisfaction for grievances against the Spanish gov
| ernment, which are still unredressed.
DENMARK.
| COPENHAGEN, July Sowing to differences in the
| Cabinet as to reorganizing the competency OF the
German diet the question of the Duchies, the FL
nance Minister Adrae, rendered his resignation to-
day after stormy debate in the Privy Council
The President, Half will probably take the Foreign
office, and Bishop Monrad will enter the Cabinet.
The official organ of the Austrian government
publishes an imperial decree which mOdifes the
penal procedure recently adopted. This decree,
which is applicable to all the provinces of the mon
archy, with the exception of the Lombardo-N enc
tian kingdom, withdraws from the cognizance OF
the tribunals numerous misdcmeanors, the authors
of which will be sent before the administrative au
thorites, and judged summarjy This confusion
between the administrative and the judicial author
ity IS with reason considered at Vienna as retro
grade step in the path of civilization.
The Austrian journals announce that numerous
additional arrests have been made of persons &C
cused of participation in the recently discovered
conspiracy in Galicia.
Count Coronini, the Governor of Dalmata, ha
: published decree, dated the 9th ult, in whic
, he gives a second warning to NJ Medakovits
editor Of the Srbski Dnernih, published at Temes
var, for remarks relative to events in Montene
= gro, which, the notice declares, OF a natuI
/ to msead public opinion, and which misrepreSen
the conduct of power in relations of amity wit
= Austria.
The correspondent of the Times says the time fo
S consideration granted to Denmark being at an enc
Y the Diet will tomorrow appoint commisso
whose duty it will be to make the necessary al
s engagements for sending troops into Holsten an
e Schauenberg At the same time notice will
!, given to the envoy of the King of Denmark thu
, those Duchies will be occupied by the Feeders
troops, if the concessions made by the Diet in the
t favor are not made within a certain time. The d.
If lay will probably be short one-the Germa
y | Powers having resolved to prove to Europe tina
e they act as well as talk
c RUSSIA AND POLAND