The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-01

hope of escaping. He wrote to his family two or
three DAYS after his condemnation, and, while the
appeal was still pending, but he wrote with the
conviction of a man whose account with this world
was closed. He asked that his remains should be
inferred in decent coffin, and the prayer is said to
be complied with. He left will, but in it there is
nothing of political character.
Rudio was brought up Monday, March 15 to
hear the document read by which the Emperor
commutes his sentence of death to hard labor for
lite
1t is said that the heads of both 0rsini and Pierri
were stepped in vitrio after DEATH that no prying
Madame Tussaud insinuating Claudet might,
would or could photograph the features, which may
be stamped upon the banners of Democracy in fu
ture times.
Gomez and Rudio will be shipped off at the close
of the month on board the Adour for Senegal, and
from thence they will be transported to the pestif
erous swamps of Cayenne, which are less speedy,
but as remorseless instruments OF destruction the
guillotine, which they congratulated themselves on
escaping.
to accompany him in his exile.
M. Walewskrs second dispatch to the British Go
yernment wthdraws his original request
Little short of 80 900 copies of the pamphlet emit
tied "Napoleon iii and England" have been sold in
Paris
The Paris correspondent of the Times has treason
to believe that the demand which the French Gov
eminent has made on that of Sardinia, for the ex-
tradition of Mr.. Hodge, the Englishman who, it is
alleged, was implicated in the attempt on the En-
perors life, has been refused 1t appears, says
the writer, that extradtion treaty exists between
France and Sardinia, one of the clauses of which
provides for the extraditiOn of subjects of third
power, though not contracting party, if the sane
ton of that power can be obtained The sanction
of England has been requested in the of Mr.
Hodge, and refused by Lord Derby's Government.
In the meantime, MIR. Hodge remains in prison in
Sardinia.
The Austrian Government has politely but posi-
L. a1-n 4 e
France, any change in the Lombardo-V enitan sys-
TEN of passports
SPAIN
A dispatch from Madrid announces that the Span
ish Ministry had received a vote of confidence, in
the fact that the budget for 1858 had been voted by
Cortes without alteration The same dispatch says
that full satisfaction is offered by the Mexican
Government to Spain.
in consequence of the failure of firm in the
South American trade, the name of which is not
mentioned
SWITZERLAND.
A dispatch from Rerne announces that the Gene
yesa Government has dissolved the Italian Benefit
Society in that place; and that the Federal Com
mlssIoners had ordered the expulsion of twelve
FRENCH and seventeen Italian refugees, while an in
curry was going on concerning twelve others.
RUSSIA.
The Times Vienna correspondent, says that St
Petersburg advices put it beyond doubt that the
Chinese have commenced hostlities against the Rus
slams. The Russian Admiral is understood to have
reported in dispatch that the advanced posts to
wards the mouth of the Amoor had been attacked
by the Chinese so suddenly and with such force that
the Russians had to retreat thirty leagues up the
river. The Chinese thereupon detroyed the Russian
settlement.
The Bombay mail of the oath of February arrived
at Suez on the 10th of March. The overdue Calcut-
ia mail had not been heard of at Suez.
Sir Colin Campbell was at Cawnpore on the 18th
of February, awaiting the arrival of the siege train
fro, Af H. I.
Dude, and was advancing towards the Aumbagh
The Commander-in-Chiefw was not expected to follow
till the Goth. The bombardment of Lucknow wa.
expected to commence about the 25th of February,
although the British force, consisting of about
10000 men and 100 guns, was said to be insufficient
to invest the city.
Jung Bahadoor was at Fyzabad detained for want
of ammunition, which was on the way to him.
The King of Delhi has been found guilty, and
was banished for life to the Auramans.
The Panjaub troops were advancing into Rochil
cund.
All was quiet in the Punjaub
The Rajpootana field force under General Robert.
passed Nusserabad on the l4th of February on it:
way to Kotah, where the enemy was said to be
about seven thousand strong, and in possession o.
hundred guns.
The Madras cavalry had passed Jubbulpore, or
their march to join the troops invading Dude.
Shorapore, in the Nizam's dominions, had beer
captured, and the Rajah had been seized at Hyder
abad.
The Bareilh rebels were defeated on the 10th @
February.
The Bombay presidency was quiet
The import market was very active
Exchange on London 2O14d. Freights to London
81 15s. to e..
1t was reported that Nena Sahib had crossed the
Ganges with strong force near Bthoor, to enter
Bundlecund
The Ghoorkahs had defeated the rebels at Gondah
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The stock market had beer
heavy and the price of consols slightly declined The
ing price the 10th &c for money and 90
for ACCOMPLISHING firm The given for hea
vness the dtrust which prevailed with regard
affairs of France and European politics generally.