The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-23
FURTHER BY THE CANADA


The mails by the steamer Canada reached this
city yesterday, and make some extracts from
our foreign files.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says it is tolerably certain that the moment in
which the Austria government will have to make
concessions to Hungary is not far distant.
AT the re-OpeIing of the Opera in Venice, Nov .
noisy demonstration took place.
BriganSage continues in the Venetian provinces.
Several persons have been arrested in Verona
by Hungarian soldiers for distributing revolution
airy prints.
The elections of members of Municipalities at
Florence and other places have terminated without
any result, almost all the electors having abstained
from voting
The National Assembly has been convoked for the
18th November.
Omar Pacha, who was lately superseded in the
government of Bagdad, is not to return to Con
santinople another place being fixed for his abode
Late dates from the coast OF Africa state that the
American ship Memphis with seven hundred
slaves, had escaped all the cruisers and put to sea-
Twenty-six vessels were expected on the coast for
cargoes of slaves for the United States
The London Shipping Gazette, of the 4th inst re-
marks on the Morocco question:
Notwithstanding an apparent proof of the inter
est taken by the British government in the defen-
ces OF Morocco, we do not believe for one moment
that the very strong fleet which we have lust now
at Gibraltar is destined. directly or indirectly to
take part in any events which may arise The I'M
usual presence of French squadron off Agesiras
OF live line-o'-b battle ships and frigate, and OF
Spanish squadron of six or seven saul, supplies
sufficient expl nation of the reinforcement of our
fleet in the Straits, without presuming that it is in
tended to participate in the threatened conflict.
Advices from Al giers to the LIST state that the
Benz Snas>en, terrified had submitted to the
French, accepting conditions of peace of a most
severe char acter. The French expedition is pursu-
ing the other tribes.
Paris letter IF the Sd inst. says:
Advices from Lyons of the lst inst announce
that the late rains have caused a rising of the
waters OF the Rhone and SaOne. he Rhone over
flowed its banks at the Quay Combalot. The Saone
rose so high at the bridge of Nemours that it car
rird away all the tmb-r and tools rom ship
wrights ward. A terrific hurricane was expert
enced at BesancOn Monday last. 1t lasted from
eleven in the evening to six in the morning. The
violence of the wind was such that the furniture in
the houses was tossed about.
The violent gale of wind which has prevailed in
Paris during the last three four days has caused
accidents of different kinds. Trees have been torn
up by the roots on the outer Bouevards in the
Champs Elysees, and Jardin DIES Plantes. Chimneys
have also been blown down, by which several per-
sons were more or less wounded
The London Ne,cs, of the 5th inst, remarks:
me imports OF Mexico present usually the value
OF 1900 900 dollars annually while the exports are
formed chiefly of the gold and silver either realized
from mines IN the country, or sent in transit
through 1t. Such is, in few words the commercial
poSiuon OF Mexico Agriculture, meanwhile is so
neglected that threefourths of the soil lies without
cultivation, much from a want of mon as money
This points to the truth that under firm and free
government, Mexico might be colonized with great
advantages and its resources would probably then
bear the gradual influx of another eight millions.
Vienna letter says:
The affair If the issue Of bonds to the amount of
100000 forms (275 O000 900 irancs) above the
5OO, 000OO0 HORNS OF the national loan of lS54-an
issue which was not Illegal but long kept secret
continues to cause profound sensation here; and,
in the hope of calming it, the government has
nominated a special comnlssi u, consisting of a
certain number of capitalists and bankers to ins-
tute searching examination respecting all the
debts OF the State. This commission has already
held several sittings at the Ministry of Finance
and the result of its investigation is waited for with
much interest.
letter rom Pesth in the Presse of Vienna, saws:
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