The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-19
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De rosie Restante, Vienna"
At dinner given to the superior officers of the
Imperial Guard by the Emperor before their depar-
ture' MS Majesty said to the officers on bidding
i enell aeleu, we are going to have Summers
Mork OF III, put hope shall be able to hunt
| !ogetmer at Compeigne in September" His Ma
Jesty limits the war to four months II is said he
Er rIr appeared so gay and joyous as at present.
pRlLlIARf PREPARATIONS OF PRUSSIA.
bo s May In todays's sitting of the Cham
per per OF Deputies the Minister of War made the fol-
| lowing statement: " ~ INT i'i
t "oSernment % on the 2sth of March last explained
ono poinI ol view which persuaded them of the ne.
cessty OF ordering three corps darnee of the fdar
| al contingent to be placed on war footir% S;oo
that date political affair have assumed sneb fnrn,
that government have deemed it their dntv to av-
tend the same measure to the remanino -; W - -
darnee, and the necessary instrucfionS LP
Deen already sent to the different quarters Al
though government have for the present communi-
Gated TINS intelligence to the Chambers, they have
reserved more detailed statement of the position
OF political affairs which will, however, be made
to the House with the shortest possible DELAY.
Inc MINISTERS speech was followed by the ap-
plause OF the Chambers.
TUSCANY
TURIN, April 30.-Ac to the latest accounts
that have reached this capital, the bloodless and
easily effected revolution in Tuscany seems to be at
an enu. Inc Provisional Government is composed
OF Peruzzl, late Gontalonere, Or Mayor of Flor
ence, Danzini, and Malenchini. The whole country
Is reported tranquil and free from disorder 1t Is
apprehended however, that if French or Piedmon-
tesc troops are not speedily sent thther.
Grlahs Will upset the new order of things From
Rome we hear of the liberation ofpolitcal priso-
ners and OF all opposition having ceased on the part
OF the authorities to the departure of volunteers
iof the Pledmontese army; but your correspondent
in the Eternal City will send your surer intelIi
gence than is here obtainable The accounts of
the instruction in Massa and Carrara are con-
Ma me troops had retired in good order upon
Moaena. Some Pledmontese carbineers had arrived
at Carrara and been heartily welcomed
A PARLIAMENT TO BE ESTABLISHED IN
RUSSIA.
Correspondence of the London Tele0raDh1
Sr. PETERsBURG, April 22.-It does not seem TO
have attracted sufficient attention in Western Eu
rope that although the parliamentary hopes of the
husslan nobility have been blighted by the last
ukase, relating to the serfdom abolition question
yet the meeting of an assemblee de notabes was for
nally commanded and sanctioned by the same i'm
portant document. The members of the digestng
committee, as the assembly is called will be nomi-
mated by the Emperor, who of course is TO nronose
lhe suoects OF their discussion, and reserve to him
sen Tue liberty OF cancelling any decisions thev NAV
arrive at. ' J
The sittings will be secret, and a. q commission
cannot be assembled anterior to the termination of
the laDors now carried on in the provincial nobility
committees, they will scarcely commence until to-
wards the end of the present wear. Taking into
account the difference in civilization existinG he
tween France and Russia, cannot but be Of the
OPINION that this parliament of notabilities will
gam an influence not quite unlike that formerly ex-
erclsed by an assembly bearing the same name in
France. "
The quite unusual sensation produced by finding
themselves together for the first time in order to
uelioerate on the common affairs of the nation;
the vital interest OF every of the soil in the
solution OF the serf question; the great excitement
PerVadlng the special nobility cOmmittees-everv-
thlng combines to render the contemplated assefu-
c'ee de hotddteS the beginning of a new era 1t is
IN TACT the insertion, as it were, of the thin end Of
the wedge into the cracks and assures of imperal
autOcracy.
The deliberations will not be officially made pub-
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transplring and nfusing into the minds of the upper
classes the idea of the possibility of resistance TO
the the hitherto indisputable power of the Emperor.
For, well-intentioned as the nominees TO the As
sembly of Alexandria ii. nav be- vet the loss fall
ing upon the nobility by the abolition of serfdom
is much too considerable to suggest the extreme
probability OF numbers being openly led to proclaim
those feelings of disapproval shared by the vast
majority of their brethren.
SPAIN
A Madrid despatch, dated May |, SAYS:
Inc Government has applied to the Cortes for
authority to increase the army to 100, 900 men, in
order to protect the neutrality of the country dur
ing the war in Italy.
The Madrid journals of the 28th ult state that it
was believed that it had been resolved to pass with
out delay the bill for the levy of $4,000 men The
Espona SAYS:
We learn that the government has Just received
telegraphlc despatch from our Ambassador at
Rome expressing the opinion that it is desirable to
increase the garrisons of the Baearic Islands by
1000 men, in case the Pope, in the event of having
TO abandon lis capital by the spread of the revou
tion in ltal Y, should decide on establishing the
seat of the Holy See in one of our Mediterranean
islands.
LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS.
TRIESTE, May 1.-The town of Trieste, together
with the surrounding territory and the districts of
Pisino and Goriza, have been declared in a state of
sege.
According to advices from Venice to the Both ult.
General Gyulal has already assumed the functions
OF Governor-General, in the place of the Archduke
Maximilian.
Venice and Verona have been declared in state
of seige.
The Hereditary Prince Of Tuscany has arrival ..
Venice. "
-, Adyices have also been received from Milan to
the 30th ultimo. "
The official Gazette contains proclamation ad-
dressed by General Gyulai to the Sandman pnpuIa
ton, to whom it guarantees liberty honor securitv
OF property, maintenance of the laws and protec-
tion. r.
TURIN, Monday evening, May 2-General Gvulai
mas imposed on the town of Novara the demand
Oh heaYy contribution of provisions and forage,
under pam, In case of noncompliance of fine of
hVe times the value of the supply required.
HIGHANDED PRocEEDNG.-An affair transpred
on Friday night in this city, which for its impu-
dence we have seldom heard equalled. To rive our
readers correct history of the transaction We
must commence at the beginning some tinn
snce the Sheriff of Niagara, Canada attached the
schooner Empress and had her in custody, but She
was taken out OF his possession by some underhand
'S'fA
once more at Port COlbOrne, the Sheriff nranarad
TO seize her, when the mate who had a claim
against the vessel, set sail and came to Buffalo
here an action was brought against her in admiral
", and she was also attached bv the Sheriff of
Erie County, who placed Deputy limerick and
keeper on board other. At a late hour on Satur-
day morning those in charge heard footsteps on
deck, and limerick started up the hatcbwav Here
he was met by man who told him to 90 back or
he would blow his brains out, striking him at the
same time in the face. limerick made several at
tempts to get out on deck, but they were unsuc-
cessful. Those on deck unmoOred the vessel and
the tug Stillman Witt coming alongside she sailed
toward Canada. Here another tug was attached
to her, and the Stillman Witt returned to BUT
falo.
During all this time, limerick was looking
through crack in the door, and impressed the
vlsages of the thieves his mind. Among them
we UNDERSTANDINGS the Sheriff of Niagara, Canada,
ana the owner OF the cargo limerick and the
storekeeper were landed early in the morning
and allowed to return home. Warrants were i'm
medateiy procured against all the parties and up
on the arrival of the o'clock train, on the Lake
Huron Road, Officer limerick proceeded to the de-
pot, and recognized six of the men as they were
leaving the cars, who were arrested and committed
to Jail by Justice Bidwell.
The Sheriff has written to the Secretary of State
IN regard to the affair, and these overbearing Brit
sh officials will see that they cannot come into our
harbors and steal away a vessel while in the custo-
dy OF the Sheriff, with impunity, mprsoning at
.he same tlme ana threatening the lives of Amer
lean citizens-Bgfalo Express.
MUsKET BALLS Found IN IyoRY-Tbe CevIon
in shooting elephants, aims at a spot
Just above the probocs. If he fires little too low,
the ball passes into the tusk-socket, causing great
pain to the animal, but not endangering its life
and 1t Is Immediately surrounded by osteo-dentne.
III mas often been matter of wonder how such
bodles should become completely imbedded in the
substance of the tusk sometimes without any vsi-
bic aperture; or how leaden bullets become lodged
in the solid centre of very large tusk without hay-
ing been hattened, as they are found by the ivory
tut rrer. The explanation is follows: musket
ball aimed at the head of elephant may penetrate
the thin bony socket and the thinner ivory particles
Of the wide conical pulp-cavity occupying the in
serted base of the tusk; if the proectile force be
there spent, the ball will gravitate to the opposite
and lower side of the pulp-cavity. The pulp be-
comes intiamed, irregular Qualification ensues, and
osteo-dentne is formed around the ball. The pulp
coats the OsteO-dentine incosng the ball. together
with the root of the conical cavity into which the
mass projects, with layers of normal ivory. The
hole formed by the ball is soon replaced. and filed
up by osteO-dentine, and coated with cement
Meanwhile, by the continued progress of growth,
the enclosed ball is pushed forward to the middle of
the solid tusk
EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDNGS.-The Philadelphia
papers of yesterday give the following statements
A tavern keeper named Garden, widower, has
daughter between seventeen and eighteen years
old who was married on the Sd inst by Alderman
Tittermary to the captain of canal boat, and the
husband Immediately took his wife to the residence
of his mother. On Monday afternoon the father
made application to Alderman Snyder for a war
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