The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-11
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gerously ILL.,
Official dispatches from st. Petersburg say that
Government and many of the mobiles really hon
estly bent on the emancipation of slaves.
The mission of the Neapolitan diplomatist Prince
Ottaiano, to Paris, has failed. A reconciliation be-
tween France and Naples has not been achieved
There is mischief brewing at Madrid. ODonnell,
Serrano, Concha, and Ros de Olano, all senators,
took care to be out of the way when the address
voted the other day.
The king of Naples has sustained another disap-
pointment. The projected marriage between his
son, the Duke OF Calabria, and sister OF the En-
peror of Austria, is broken off.
Turin letters say the runaway American captain,
Durham, has sold his clipper Adriatic to the Russian
government, or a Russian firm, and had gone to
Southampton in an English steamer, on his way
home
The works of the railway from Gaen to Cherbourg
have been carried on with much activity since the
beginning of the year that it is pretty certain the
line will be opened for passengers in the month of
July next .. .
For the first time in the present century the river
20 has been frozen over at Ferrara for some time,
admitting the constant passage of man and beast
The unusual severity of the winter in that part of
Italy has caused great mortality.
Lord Cowley had audience of the Emperor
and Empress of the French on the 18th to deliver
an autograph letter of the Queen of England to the
Empress, announcing the marriage of the Princess
Royal and Prince Frederick William of Prussia
Accounts rom Asia Minor describe snowstorms,
in one of which Greek monastery was buried, and
the five monks had to be excavated by the Turks
At Malta the snow, which had fallen since the Rus
sian campaign of 1872, was some feet high and &C
companied with hail and tempests.
The Porte had written a circular despatch to the
governments of all the Great Powers the naviga-
ton of the Danube The object of the REASONING is
to assimilate the Danube to the other rivers which
flow through and separate several States, such as
the Weser, the Elbe, the Scheldt, and the Rhine
THE CARNIVAL AT PARIs.-A Paris letter. dated
Sunday evening, the l4th, says 1.-THE Carnival
which has been rendered triste by the grippe and the
comparative absence of foreigners, now, in its ex-
piring, but always most brilliant moments CAV
Pierrots are numerous. Crnoline is the favorite
theme for caricature in dress. have seen on the
Boulevards to-day men dressed up as women with
hoops which must have been stolen from the great
barrel OF Heidelberg, and who took up much room
as half a dozen ordinary individuals. They were
followed by laughing crowds.
COMMERCE OF BELGIUM.-The Journal des Debats
in review of the trade of Belgium duripD the la ST
twelve months, comes to the conclusion that it has
suffered only slightly from the effects of the fnan-
cial crisis, which has overrun both hemispheres
In the majority of articles of export there has been
increase rather than a falling off Belgium has
become one of the principal furnshers of rails for
Europe. She possesses several establishments capa-
bic of producing 800 tons of rails per month The
establishments have, it is said, contracted to supply
Russia with l76,0O6 tons of rails in the course of
the next four years. .........r
T 6 J M,
.i fonnoJn - lIia at Gehoa
Shows tbat f Oy aruer! olhfers
been made on grand scale. Bags of gunpOwder
w. IL Ia uses tii't y" eIe inoehueo
.I 9oN up ouiiulnss, anu 50 iofth, ana z4U0o car
in the handwriting of Mazzini, fell into the hands
OF the authorities, which shows that he was party
" .lis a'tenlPteu outbreak. Inc T'mes, CORE
sPonueh', no"eter, says :-it Is feared that the
l0enee VIII noI pe suHclehtiy strong 10 warrant
.iie SoIue,hhation VI MaZZinl 10 ueatn, sentence
ble"
C,xru,oy,, p,x,,o, n VIZ c.. az
tins raoon;trIotos a. -: S'iiiins, NJ :,
iamao of Tnt;IIo '1 ,hnh iacls bearing on Ine
CO. in +ho nin;oI ne mas oeen ape 10 uis
te.r sunday An~ust III Is5a NJ ooe ~ !. VIC -aon'
that no Iancotaaso o,,oo,t 80, - -: ~ 70 SD 'eu
Cantillon Was NOT ono hod ~ .f. vi "hon
in fnl Tn tbe Mo,;t,', of .nsa ua,G oeen pau
NJ 100 in +ha Et 81 q. -. .o1 "a NAY ., 1919,
to have received Of tcan;ts pd apPeafs
or 343 f more tb.n tho ror;;aI 1 's, 3, io,ofo !.
had r.ca;ved snms 70 anoSnnt. oS h.i 81 persons
Maid notb;no 0no Iooetoo o. h n"u Dc !e' 1eeh
was to receive he fnIf Loco, n1t UT
Cant;Ilon wbo bad raoa;,e anu l'iat one was
"-'' A'' ie0oi' {" mort 'han HIS legacy.
The WEATHER I TURKEY AND GREEcE-CoysrAy-
TINoPLE, Feb. 3.-Snow has fallen, until Yesterday,
without any interruption for Is days There has
twenty vears Tba Ond,r h. o,sG ~ no1 tn'.i
and the adjacent dist;ot of 90 M " on. lii'
the Greek Islands are cothod ;n ,rhitn anu even
onco 800 1 az IL Io.eu ~ mhitemth appear
ton With 0dasua !; anu .i Inc naviga-
in tba RIoct Go g. " Nf nc uisas.eIs
horbooJ 81 49, D5 l. III Ia no d, anu 'e heigh-
The casnoitins have Re- oh;"a oeun
NJ Siuii'ics nave peeii chieIy among native craft
- &c aGsieia, uu' mere nave also Deen Few
arc yory oonta. tbaii 1T III NJ VI the poor
nrenarcd TO at 90 inoane nuu are not
the noorest DWELLINGS have tnmhlaJ SUI Many OF
WEIGHT Of CHOW. on 3ba; - ecu up I rom tne
yary fo,r ora ,,oa.h. t;nht " ~ ""iu' anu
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BR1GANDs AND RAILwAys.-lt would seem, says
letter from Rome that the brgands of italy are by
no means disposed to give up their profession in
consequence of the Introduction of railways A
railroad, not more than nine miles in length con-
meets Rome with Frascati. On the 18th ult. an I'M
usually large number of passengers, chiefly of the
better class had taken the train for the latter place.
circumstance, it appears which the bandits of the
neighborhood were well aware Of for in the inter
val they surprised one of the signamen on the most
deserted spot of the line and then hoisted red fac
as signal of danger. The engine driver, on an.
preaching, saw the signal and stoned the train
Immediately two men sprang upon him, and secured
him, while their confederates eisurely opened the
doors of the railway carriages, and rfed the peck
~ y, al "ithh Wlthout the silghtest opposition.
80; opera'ioh the traih was allowed to con-
'''i"' i'' io''e'
THE BERLIN CORPORATION PRESENTS Tho mimi
cipal corporation of Berlin has displayed as mncb
taste as liberaty in the design of the present which
the city will offer to the mathematical cnnnIn 81
the hands of a deputaton the morning after their
arrival The present consists of two silver canJaia
bra and silver vase, the latter mounted On y nedi
ment supported on three feet and RESTING on silver
plate. The two candelabra and the slab carrv;no
the vase are arranged symmetrically on a stand II
ebony in such a manner that the vase and the
candelabra can be removed separatelv and ns sn
as ornaments for the table. The two candalohra
contain cluster of eight or ten Trhts zach tha
trail stem of each consisting of fieures emblamatic
of art, industry commerce. &C., while the highest
pnnaces exhibit the figures of Brittania and Ro-
russia The entire height of these very handsome
branch candlesticks, must be between seven and
eight feet. Round the main portion of the vase is
to be chiselled deneation of the bridal couples
entry into the town. which will contain portraits of
all the most prominent persons participating in the
ceremony at the moment of the address BEING read
by the 0berbargermeister while the coverIio tba