The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-09
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The King OF Prussia is likely TO visit Cannes for
his health.
banquet has taken place at Moscow in honor of
the abolition Of scrfdom.
Since the LIST of January last an Illustrated journal
~ the Arabic language has appeared ut Beyrout, in
Syria.
The town of \ ykarleby. in Finland, was lately in
great part destroyed by fire, which lasted nearly
three DAYS.
The Prussian government have sent circular to
the provincial authorities requesting them to state
they think it would be useful to demand from the
legislature law prohibiting the sale of distilled
drinks by retail.
new attempt is to be made in the Swedish Diet
to relax somewhat the barbarous laws against apos-
tacy from the Lutheran or state religion.
The prospectus has been issued of the AIedoc rail
way from Bordeaux to Nerdon, with capital OF
100000. The length of the line is sixty miles.
The first Prussian Chamber has approved the re-
cent measure temporarily suspending the usury
laws. The term of the suspension expires on the
18th instant.
The family, consisting of five young children,
of the late Sir Henry Bishop, are in a shockingly
destitute condition. The Lord Mayor of London
has offered to take charge of subscriptions for their
relief.
Government has determined that a scientific ex-
ploration shall be made in Vancouver's Island and,
with this view, the Royal and Geographical Socie-
ties have been requested to furnish suggestions for
the eff lent carrying out of the expedition.
The American horse-tamer is still astonishing the
Londoners by his eats. He has determined to open
a subscription list at ten guneas each for persons
DESTROYS of learning the new method, and when the
subscribers amount to 500, classes will be formed to
receive the necessary instructions under certain
conditions.
On Sunday evening, Feb. s, the sixth of the West
minister Abbey services designed for the benefit of
the working classes, was held in the nave of that
building. In order to provide accommodation for
those who are unable to obtain admission into the
abbey, special services have been instituted in ST.
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Overlooking.
The nurses and servants in the hospitals of Wen
have received strict orders not to permit the pa
tients to 'say sing" anything which could offend
against religion or morality.
The remains of Lablache will shortly be removed
from Naples to Paris, to be inferred beside those OF
his wife, when solemn requiem will be sung in the
Church of La Madeleine.
Feroukh Khan before his departure for italy.
managed to sell his villa in the Champe Eysees to
the son of the late Queen of Dude, who intends to
disport himself in Paris for the rest of his days
The Czartoryski or arstocratic party of Polish
refugees in England have presented an address to
the French Emperor, through his ambassador, con
graduating him on his escape from assassination.
The Persian ambassador is reported to have made
arrangement with Paris firm giving them the
exclusive right of vending certain machines for silk
manufacture in Persia for twenty-one years.
Shocks of earthquake are still felt in Hungary.
and, to Judge by their effects they are of some VIC
lence. The people in Northern Hungary are of
opinion that a devil-not the Devil-comes down
the chimney, and splits the walls and breaks the
ceilings by kicks with his hoOf.
A reorganization of the terrell of the French ar
tiery has, it is said been decided on. Sixty bat
teries of horse artillery to receive, in lieu OF
their present armament of 81 eght-pounders and
l2pounders, equal number of rife 6-pounders on
an entire new system.
The barriers of Paris to be longer recipients
of octroi duty. The dues are to be extended for a
circuit of 20 miles round the capital so that the
cheap drinking houses and resorts of workmen IN
pa,fibus infdelium will be now brought under con-
tribution to the city funds.
telegram from Trebizonde, announces a serious
conflict i'll that port between the Russian consul and
some Circassian merchants, who wanted to ship off
for Constantinople market a lot of young women.
The other consuls Joined in opposition to the traffic.
and the adventurous dealers had to part with their
stock of female charms.
An official Bavarian paper, the Neue Munctney
Zeitg, contains long article, in which an attempt
is made to prove 'that the feonious attacks on the
tresses OF the women and girls in Bavaria, are
neither more nor less than a new method of agita-
ton, introduced by that infamous party which even
has recourse to Internal machines"