The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-01
FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT
LONDON April lG, 1858
In my opinion there are serious grounds of differ
ence between the French and English Governments
Switzerland has refused point blank, to permit
France to have cOnsuls at BaSle, and some other
places where none resided before France threat
ems and menaces, and little Republican Switzerland
stands firm and relies on Great Britain. Her pro
lection she will get. Our intelligent diplomatic
resident-IIon. Theodore S. Fay, U. s. Minister at
Berne,-will give all needful advice and assur-
ances of approval from his Government, and
France will have to recede. In the meanwhile
other combinations are going on. \ marriage
tract has just been entered into between the heir
apparent to the throne of Naples and the sister of
Ine n h.'press of Austria princess of Bavaria An
aiahce ' the house of Hapsburg can not be said to
pe worm i"ge sum; witness the second marriage
OF old Napoleon 18th Maria Louisa Austria had
not the pluck to hght nuch on either side, but
John Bull took his coat off barred his arm, and
pitched in, Austria said, ''gOi I'll hold your hat"
And then the precious father-inIaw stood quietly
by, and Mr.. Bull act as the infuman tailor to
the royal prisoner, insulting him cOnterporaneousv
and through all time with the title of General Bo
naparte." And so the dastardy drama continued
till the minions of Austrian and British tyranny
had sent young Napoleon to his grave, by slow
poison.
Naples has liberated Park, and graciously per
mitted him to return to England "for his health"
He is neither tried, condemned or acquitted. Ma
pies putting her own Interpretation on the writers
on international law, has made out her case to
her satisfaction at least, and in a most pre-
sumptious way has declared that in like the
one of Park and Watts, there are no parties to the
affair except the Government making the seizure,
and the private party of the other part Mr.. Bull
in his government capacity, will have something to
say this subject, and the journals already begin
to quote Wheaton, "the great American iurist,"
the first authority in the world on the law of ma
tions. Lord Malmesbury's rather the Earl of
Derby's government, has not yet spoken on the sub
ject.
Now, may not be a true prophet, but the signs
of the times all point conclusvely to combinations
like these. A close alliance, offensive and deten-
sive, between France and Russia, to be formed even
tually by Austria and Naples, and probably Spain.
On the other hand Great Britain and Prussia-now
allied by a royal marrage-joined by smaller Ger
man States, Belgium, Switzerland, Sardinia and
Turkey. If all these high contracting parties can
manage to pass a couple of years or so in diploma
tic correspondence, ringing all the changes between
the ''"etort courteous the equip modest, the 're
ply churlish,' the reproof valiant the Counter
check quarrelsOme," and the Gle circumsantial,"
before coming to the ''lie direct" depend it they
will by that time be ripe for France has late
y gone to putting her navy into the most efficient
condition, and has ordered coast railway that
shall direct from Bordeaux to Brest, and
tuallv to llavre. Let Russia get railways compile
ted from st. Petersburg and Moscow to the Crimea,
the NOlga, Poland and Austria, and so far South
eastern Europe is concerned John Bull and
the Turk may take their pots of ale and their
ghillas and smoke and drink to their hearts
tent. OF course it cannot be supposed if there is
serious combination threatening Great Britain that
Brother Jonathan will look idly on so long as there
are hundreds of thousands of restless spirits in the
country, all afraid they'll ''spic" if they cant fight
Great Britain is notin temper to putup with alarge
amount of insoence from France, and the Emperor
has got his dander up, and is not in a very amable
mood towards his late august and friendly ally
the channel. The continental nations that !
speak Of only need the great requisite in peace
or war, means of transportation to be able to defy
all christendom, so far their territories and
neighborhOods concerned. 1t certainly would not
be strange if before the Tooth anniversary of Amer
ican Independence, there to be fought on the
continent of Europe a great battle between allied
forces, to which Waterloo and Leipsic
skirmishes.
Lord Derby's Government is clearly weak one,
but like many weak patients it may live longer than
some apparently very strong ones. Punch this week
hits it off splendidly, by representing Dizzy and
Pam, as two old women fairly making faces at each
other under the impression that each ones Gown
crow is fairest." They have each a black baby in
swaddng clothes, labelled "India bill, and Pnchs
police court chronicles of 'base child deser-
tion." MIR. Temple (Palmerston) declared the child
was not his own bantling, though it resembled it
in some features. From this you will draw the con-
cluslon that the bill for a India Government
has been withdrawn. Derby and Dizzy are desirous
OF long official life and they will not wreck their
fortunes a bill for India that has already been
summarily condemned by the united voice of the
press and the country.
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orId and S TiLi, iiu Ln nGpiesC animal IN lne
comfortable quadruped possible, it must follow that
hOrsetamer is one of the greatest bOOns and great
tion And as Jobn q Save n,iobt oouId I'LL
or should have said they have received Mr.. Rarev
with true horscpitality. PUach talks about him eve
ror,, roripoost summit of NJ pI 4h l'i w. n eie
has been To- see him tame real snortnr haIf 49,
half aIlioator-Tva lords bv The scoro tied 5;
classes 5mos ,.rito +ostin9yriI - ~; @ "ooer M iIi
tbe ,n msig 10 ms success ana
once conmered and made as mild M rooonboaS ,o o m
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give IL ye. ne say ater harey gets ialrly locked
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newspaper OUT oil ms pocket, and says "now, Old
noss, you JIst ge q'et, OF II Tead TO you an arti-
S e ~; IL vi clo '.'.y H. Chuer lhe lhuehce
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t hn e III d,teI 'nat uo any 1Iilns
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Ne~t Dt' to o NJ Roror Horros E. Cusbro,s ore.t
rnited Stotos crn"s are carrviD off all Tondon in
tbeir oonestrian faats An immense buiIding-the
hIbamhra PaiocnNis filed twice n dav to fba de-
Iigbt of avarvbodv. and Yesterday their Iaading
man drove forty cream colored horses in one vehicle
RmiIs and inyeniIe B1Iis were all vasiv dai;%bted
The horses wont fonr ahreost s'''
One can indga of the Embellishments fordnos, for
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r;cos tbot ebonndo oJ nc an "ncs. e IIoulous
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@ plu NM ~ pIohen up ny uea'l Oh
DGankrruptcy. pan Sr me "old berkshire Hounds, and
re of Ih9rsesl 9I the establishment
properly OF Mr James M3rrel were lateiy 1 sola eaa
unrer nGe od 6ae manner. Inc hounds brought haooo
lslS,oo9;l II6 IN number, or over seventy dollars
piece S0me cholce ones SOFA IN lots 3l Iour Gou %
Ries az wv guneaS lover eI,UoU1 GafH ff Ioo. one
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hese last were all ny m ee - SSo ol 5eau
orI me hunters orougt IRON eg coo 9S " oO gulheas
eacn; an a5l the 81 anlnals' @''o0o an average OIL
nj '%g pt;lh eail Pool Gaocranbcal sociot ho5
me lDliVlsnJ ~ a. fu az 20; So'leI. hau
an interesting ihGg'nB W eT f sce 70 listen TO