The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-07

The Nord iavors the union of the Ducbias undar
| an Independent government rotLor ,GH. = :
national union with Sardinia; and aronaa
in favor OF Sardinias admission to conr,raos or a.
| Great Powers, on account of the annnxation nc
| Lombardy to her territory. VI
-Schamy lat the age of thirty-seven is described
| as distinguished in personal appearance as he ,yos
| IN character and intellectual culture He wac of
middle stature, had fair hair, grey eyes, a small
mouth, Grecian nose, and complexion fair and
ueicate' Ills hands and feet were small. He car
rleu himself erect and had naturally noble air
anu bearing: He regarded himsalf as an iGstru-
ment oil higher power, and held that all his
% uipuS"'s anu inspirations came Immediately from
hl'ah' "hlle ms ordinary manner was calm, his
eloquence was fiery and persuasive His ueuoI dress
was the same that of his countrvman hrt on
special occasions he wore white mantle a. indico
tive OF his priestly characteristic second nronbet
OF Allah. lie had three wives, and his handmaidens
were generally captive Russians.
AT meeting in Paris the other day of the share
holders of the proposed Italian railway bv the Sim
plon it was stated that upon the completion Of tha
proposed tunnel under the Simplon, the Alps, that
formerly took twelve hours to pass will be passad
in half an hour. In that short time the travel
Ter will pass from the valley of the Rhone to the
valley dOssoa, and the Lake of Geneva will he
only four hours from the Lago Maggiore
Mr. Tennyson has returned fl ON Lisbon to Lon
don much charmed with his glimpses of the PENN
sula, but good deal irritated by heat and muskc-
toes Last year he visited Norway, and crossed
the Scandinavian limb of Europe His is mind
and eye that catch and reproduce characteristic
aspects of nature with daguerreotypic fidelity and
force. But he suffers from the physical discom-
forts OF travelling too much to really enjoy H. There
is no truth in the report that his health is impaired
and that trip to the United States has been recon-
mended as a lie was never better in his life
M. Legouve of the French Academy and NJ
Henri Martin, the historian, have left Paris for
Italy to represent the friends OF Italian liberty in
france at the approaching funeral ceremonial in
honor of Mann, the brave defender of Venice
Col. Wildman of Newstead Abbey, died on the
10th ult, suddenly. The deceased was the inti
mate friend of the late Lord Byron, and purchased
the ancestral estate (Newstead Abbey, where Lord
Byron spent much ofhs time during the period that
he was minor) for 600, 0OO The deceased was an
old Waterloo officer belonging to the lOth Hussars
1t is stated that Newstead Abbey will be sold, but
nothing positive is yet known.
"A translation into French Of the songs of Helm
rich Heine, by NJ. Nancey, has lust appeared in
Berlin, under the title of Poeyies Chosies de Henri
Heine. The mother of Heine died on the Sd of Sep
tember at Hamburg, in the arms of her son. Gusta-
vus Heine, editor and proprietor of the Fremden-
blaH She nearly 90 years old and not only
celebrated on account of her sons fame but as be-
ing herself one of the most eminent femmes deesprit
Of Germany.
We have news from Munich of deplorable acai
dent that has happened to Jusius Liebig The great
chemist, who has been travelling in the interior of
Bavaria, was unfortunate enough. while passing
through small village, to fall and break his knee
cap He was at once conveyed to the town of Pas
sau, where two of the most eminent physicians of
Munich are attending him.
Mr.. Charles Blanc, brother of Louis Blanc. has
Just issued the first part of magnificent work ed
tied by him and entitled L'Eaure complet de Rem
brandt 1t contains some 40 engravings in the
highest style Of art of the chef dWpres of the great
Flemish painter, besides biographical and critical
commentary and complete catalogue of all his
works.
-CosT OF THE ITALIAN WAR-The Augsburg Ga.
zete German paper estimates the cost of the late
war (only two months long, as follows. to each
nnU lirao tII-o Il ;,,yl;, 81,
100000 600; Austria, Sl00 900 900; Piedmont. 500
OOO,O 900: various Italian States, ST. O000 900: Ger
many, S25,OO0000; Russia Sc, 100, 900: England
81 400 OO0 total about $3.50 000, 900. These figures
passed away.
The romance of the Tuileries is engaging all fe
male speculation at the domestic hearth 1t is
founded on the most extraordinary facts. wet
nurse, with high Norman cap and long gold ear
rings, is seated on chair in the garden of the
Tuilcries. She holds on her lap an eider-down pill
low, cased in the finest cambric, and bOrdered with
the finest lace. Upon this pillow slumbers beau
tiiul infant, also cased and bordered with the same
A lady and gentleman are walking in the alcpe:
they pause before the sleeping infant lost in ad-
miration its beauty; at which the nurse, although
anything but astonished, is nevertheless highly fiat
tered, and answers all questions with great good
humor. ''This baby belongs to NJ. Hua" saws the
lady; to which the nurse assents. ''What a lovely
child! adds the lady, and takes it from the cushion
to examine more closely. She kisses it fondy,
on the nurses knees, when sudden thought strikes
her-"GOod gracious! where is my parasol? | must
have left it in the shop down yonder under the ar
cades Do, nurse, run for it, and will watch the
baby meanwhile The honest Norman, ready to
oblige, flew off at once, but could never find the
shop where the paraso had been irft, and after
running about for time came back desponding,
to announce her want of success. The good crea-
ture thought she must have been bewitched for on
returning she could not nd the lady nor the child
either, and about the Tuilerics as bewildered
as she had just been doing about the Rue de Rivoi
After heightened search it became evident that
the poor woman had been yictimsed, and that the
child had disappeared. NJ. Iua, who was sitting
as Chief Judge Of the Court OF Vacation was sent
for Immediately. In full tribunal he jumped IN
from the bench with horror in his gaze TIE mi
nor judges and younger advocates could not do
other than initiate their superior, and in a short
space of time the court deserted the whole bar
having rushed out in search of the judges haby
Up to this moment the search has been without
result