The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-17
Additional Foreign News.
BY THE STEAMER NOVA SCOTT

~ ILIE STEAMER NOVA SCOTIAN.
PORTLAND, December IG.-The latest accounts
per steamer Nova ScOtian, which arrived here last
night, state that on November % more than 400C
Mo9rs attacked for the third time the redoubt be-
fore Serda, and were repulsed Their defeat was
complete The Spanish troops showed great bra
very during this engagement The extraordinary
corps ddrnee Is crossing the Straits. Fresh reg
iments have disembarked at Ceuta.
PARIS, W Wednesday.-The explanation of the cur
rent reports OF a French squadron having bonn
barded Tangiers, is simply that small fort on the
coast of Morocco having fired at French steamer,
the latter replied, and having dsmantled the orti-
| hcation rejoined the squadron at Agesras. 1t is
stated that the commander had informed the Mo
rocco Government of what had occurred. This
does not change the relations between the two
countries.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says it was
still certain whether England intends to Join the
European Congress.
In recent interview with Prince Metternich,
Count Waewski, it is said, assured the Prince that
the influence Of the French Diplomacy would CON
tinue to be exercised in entra Italy in favor OF
the spontaneous recall by the people, Of the Grand
Dukes
The reported death of Nena Sahib was at the
last accounts believed to be untOunded. At the
latest dates he was levying troops and threatening
to annihilate Lucknow. He had then force of
5000 men.
The Piedmontese Government has received no
communication intimatiDg the opposition of Aus
tra to the Congress on account of the nomination
of Buoncompagn.
The British Parliament had been prorogued to
the oath of January.
Henry O'Connel third pate of the American
ship Flying Scud, has been committed by the Cor
oner for Cardiff for trial, for the wilful murder Of
Antoni Tesmacher, another sailor, under circum-
stances of great atrocity.
Heavy gales reported in the Mediterranean,
with numerous accidents to grain vessels.
1t is confirmed that Cardinal Antonelli will repre-
sent Rome in the Congress of Powers.
Reports say that prosecutions and i'll treat
ment Of missionaries in Cochin China had taken
place.
The French Government have obtained permis
sion from the Government of n aples to lay sub.
marine cable from Gaeta to Corsica.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 30, 10 A. M.-The steamship
North American, from Portland, has Just ar
rived.
The ship Queen of the West, for Mobile has put
back.
LATER-ui0 Queenstown.
MARsEHLES, Nov. 30.-Adyices have been received
from Constantinople to the 23d inst. During the
last six days a storm of unparalleled violence bad
prevailed in the Euxine Sea. All the vessels out at
sea were driven on shore, and about eighty have
! been lost. The coast is strewed with wrecks and
dead bodies The inhabitants of these inhOspitable
shores have stripped the survivors of the wrecks OF
| their personal property. Tug-steamers have been
sent to the Black Sea in order to render assistance
! in the recovery of property.
The Grand Vizier had given a very good recep-
! ton to NJ. de Lesseps.
! PARIS, Nov. 30.-The Opinione Rationale has re
ceived first warning from the Minister of the In
terror on account of having published an article on