The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-18
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Prince Alfred had satisfactorily passed through
lengthy and searching examination at the Royal Ma
val Academy, and had been appointed a naval cadet
on board the frigate Eurydis, which vessel he
would shortly join for permanent and regular SER
vice.
The banquet given by the Lord Mayor of Dublin
to Mr.. c. 7. Bright, the Engineer Chief of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, in celebration of the
successful laying of the cable took place the lst
inst, and was very brilliant affair. The Lord
Lieutenant, Lord EglintOn, and his Court did not
attend the banquet, and it is said the invitation
declined, because Cardinal Wiseman one Of the
guests
Cardinal Wiseman was enthusiastically welcomed
at the banquet, while the toast to the Lord Lieu
tenant received with marked GOODNESS and some
indications of decided dsapprobation.
1t is stated that Capt Preedy of the Agamemnon,
and Mr.. Bright are to be hOnOred with knighthOod
for their services in laying the cable.
Parliament has been further prorogued from the
10Th of October to the 18th of November.
The old government of India had ceased to exist,
and the Council had its first sitting on the Sd
| inst.
Asubmarine telegraph cable about 300 miles long,
to connect the Colony of Victoria with Tasmania
was being manufactured in England.
The London Times says, ''the steam trigate NOya-
geur della Mcr from Boston and Gibraltar, present
from the Americans to his IIighness the Pasha of
Egypt, and having on board Col. Greene, Genan
Efendi, and Mr.. Stone, arrived at Malta on the
9th of August, and left on the 25th for Alex
andria."
mutiny had occurred on board the American
ship Conquerer, lying in the Mersey, and bound for
Mobile The colored men on board, seventeen in
number, all and armed themselves, refusing to
work. Mr.. Tucker, the L. S. Consul, proceeded on
board with posse of police, and the mutineers
were speedily placed in irons The precise nature
of the grievance is not known. No bloodshed took
place.
Messrs. McNair. Grecnlow and Irving, commits
sion merchants, Manchester, had suspended pay
ment.
FRANCE.
opJE lnrE Doric thn LET
of September for Biareitz.
Gen de Sales, who had been spoken of to fill the
post of Governor General of Algeria, is said to have
refused that of commandant of the troops in that
| colony.
1t it reported that before accepting the Embassy
to Berne the Marquis de Turgothad an audience of
! the Emperor, who assured him that his removal
! from Madrid was not to be considered as having in
any degree the character of disgrace and in proof
of this he conferred him the grand cross of the
| Legion of Honor
The recent speech of Count De Persigny continued
| to occupy attention, and the Government having
withdrawn the prohibition against its publication,
| it had appeared in all the Paris journals
| In the course of November next general meet
ing is to be held in Paris for the purpose of estab
fishing company for finally carrying out the pro
ject of the 1sthmus of Suez Canal. The GS,000 00C
f of is it Is set ID 0% Ss nEa @ the al bned HedfRfa and
| The Bourse at Paris continued quite firm. The 3
per cents closed on Friday the 3d. at 7l5O and the
| AZ per cents at 97.75.
! 1t was reported that NJ. Thonveni had requested
to be relieved of the mission to COnstantinope.
| The MOniteur publishes a decree by which the
functions of Governor General of Algeria is sup
pressed. Gen. Mcmahon is appointed to be Com
mander-in-Chief of the sea and land forces.
HANOVER.
1t is stated that Austria, Prussia and Saxony
endeavoring to persuade Hanover to accept an idem
MITIGATION for the Stadt Dues but that the latter dis
played no inclination to do so. 1t was further stat
| ed that the British Cabinet had announced to the
Hanoverian Government its resolve not to pay sucf
| onerous dues any longer.
HOLLAND.
The session of the States General of Holland haC
been brought to close. The Minister of Justice
| delivered brief and unlmportant speech upon thu
| occasion.
ReiOicings on an unprecedented scale were to taxi
place the 4th inst. in celebration Of the Prince
of Orange attaining his majority.
A Vienna dispatch says that7the Emperor has de
creed that the National Bank shall resume its casl
payments on the lst of November next.
The British and Austrian Governments were SAT-
to be on the point of coming to an understanding
in respect to the proposed submarine telegraph be
tween Ragusa and Alexandria.
ITALY.
The Mazzinan organ, Halia del Popolo, publish
ed in Genoa, had ceased to appear. During the las
three months all its principal writers spent NOR
time in Jail than at their office.
RUSSIA
The Emperor of Russia had emancipated 200 ,OC
Serts belonging to the Imperial Domain
powder magazine at Astrakan on the Caspia1
containing, 1t is said, 200,000 pounds of gunpOwde
had exploded, destroying half the town and KILN
half the inhabitants The loss of shipping was ais
, fearful.
TURKEY.
Full details Of the bombardment of Jiddah by tn
British steamer Cvclops published, but the
contain nothing OfimpOrtance additional to the r
f cent telegraph accounts. The small steamer Lad
Canning, belonging to the East India Compan,
assisted in the bombardment.
Threats of death to the Christians had been mad
at Tripoli, and the Consul of France at Beyror
= had proceeded there to insist measures OF pr
. caution being taken.
e CHINA.
dispatch from Marseilles to London, dated G