The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-06

this feature is soon likely to cease The total num-
Der of men to be called out in Prussia by the recent
decree for the mobilization ofeight army corps will
it is said, be 100000
The Berlin official Gazette publishes an order sign
ed by Prince Radzwill, General, Commander of
the third COrps PArmee, announcing the mobliza-
lon OF the third Corps, and similar orders will be
Issued by the commanders of the other CORPS Gen.
Radziwill's order is worded as follows
ellis ROYAL Highness the Prince Regent. by a
decree dated the l4th of June, has ordered the mob
lhzation OF the Third Corps FArmee. That mobili-
zation is to be executed Immediately, In making
1t known to the authorities it NAV concern. and TO
individuals, all men on furlough and on the retired
class are ordered to present themselves Immediate
ly before the authorities of the Landwebr of their
district"
'This order, {says the National Gazette as far as
we can make it out, means that all those who have
been passed over at the time of the examination of
the commissions of depots, or who have been
placed on the reserve list of the arny are to pre-
sent themselves before the commandant of the bat
talon OF Landwehr of their district"
letter from Berlin dated June l5, SAYS:
=, me sensation caused By the announcement of
the mobilization of six corps darmee has somewhat
Men reflect upon it more calmly. but re
gret that the Government did not at the same mo-
nent declare in precise terms the object it had in
view. | shall endeavOr to supply the omission of
authentic source.
ARMED mediation was decided upon from the very
commencement OF the war; the only point left open
was the proper moment for Intervening Prussia
dld not intend to wait until the Austrians were dri-
ven out of Italy, and was resolved to act accordin
TO circumstances. The object of Gen Willisens
mission to Vienna was to settle certain preliminary
cohditlons Austria has accepted the Prussian pro
posas she has made concessions as regards reforms
to be introduced into Italy much greater than Prus
sa expected, but there has been no question of fer
rtorlal change or diminution of the Austrian pos
sessions IN italy In possession of these concessions
Prussia will appeal to the moderation of the Fmper
or Napoleon; she will offer them to him. lcayinG To
him the glory Of having obtained them for the
ltailans The basis Of the Prussian propositions
tria.
$50 great is the confidence inspired bv the
intentions of the Emperor of the
french that reconciliation is not dcspaired of as
soon as the cannon shall have spoken its last word
But 1t may be objected why does Prussia select the
the present moment for this mediation? Well, fit
must be out, this step of the Prussian Government
IS IS reply TO Prince Gortschakoifs circular which
mas aroused IN Germany certain susceptibilites,
and, consequent thereon, a dstrust of Prussia sus
pected OF being still more less under the Influence
OF Russia. Prussia could not remain under the
weight of such dstrust: she has replied to bv call
ing out 100000 fighting men.
"Real patriots reason thus: The enfeeblement of
Austria would lead to the moral destruction of the
authority of Germany in Europe; this state Of
weakness must not be allowed and Germany ,nust
MAINTAIN Its position. This national chord once
touched, it vibrates throughout the whole land
Prussia has just taken the first step ofa nation
proud OF Its nationality. She places herself at the
head of Germany. The Prussian Vonifevr will pro
oably remain silent on the subject of the mobil-
zation until Prussia shall have sent her proposi-
ions, accepted by Austria, to the Cabinet OF the
ruileres."
-. THE NEW ADMGNIsTRATroN-THE CABINET.
First Lord of the Treasury-Viscomt Palmer
'tOn, X. G..
Chancellor of the Exchequcr-Mr. W. z. Glad
stone.
SECRETARIES OF STATE.
sell.
For the Home Department-Sir G. CornewalI
Lewis.
For the Colonial Departmcnt-The Duke of New
castle.
For War-Mr. Sidney Herbert.
For lndia-Sir c. Wood, G. c. b.
First Lord of the Admiralty-The Duke of Som
erset.
Lord ChanceIlor-Lord Campbell.
- President of the Council-The Earl Granville, X.
Privy Seal-The Duke of Argvlli. X
Postmaster -Gcnera-Thc Earl of EIUiu X r.
President of the Board Of fTrade-Mr r. Cob
len.
President of the Poor Law Board-AIr Miner
Gibson.
Secretary for Ireland-Mr Cardwcu.
Chancellor Of the Duchy of Lancaster-Sir G..
Trey.
NOT IN THE CABINET.
Secretary to the Treasury-Mr. Brand
Secretary to the Admiralty-Lord Clarence
oaget.
UnderSecretary for Foreign Afairs-Lord Wode-
louse.
For the Coonies-NIr Chichester Fortescue
For the Home Department-Nr. G. Give.
For lndia-Mr. Thomas Barring
For War-Lord RipOn.
Civil Lord ofthe Admiraty-Mr Whitbread.
Judge Advocate -Gcnera-Mr. Headiam.
Secretary to the Poor Law Board-Mr Gilpin.
Nice-President Of the Privy Council for Educa-
ion-Mr Love-
Solicitor General-Sir H. Heating.
TIE ROYAL HOUSEHOLD.
Lord Stewart-LOrd st. Germans
Master Of the Horse-The MARQUIS of Allies
bury.
Master of the Buckhounds-Thc Earl of Bessbor-
Dugh.
Mistress of the Robes-The Duchess of Sutbpr.
and.
The Earl of Carlisle has been appointed Lord
Lieutenant of ireland.
Sir Alex. Cockburn has been appointed Chief
Justice of England in the place of Lord Cbanrajior
campbell. The Right Hon. Henry FitzInv win
become First Commissioner of Public Works and
r. Massey, late Under Secretary of the Home De-
,artment will succeed Mr. Fitzroy as Chairman OF
Committees. 1t is said that Mr. Iainr NJ p far
Ficklate, Chairman of the Brighton Railway Com
amy, and OF the Chrystal Palace Company, and in
imately connected with several commercial under
akngs, is to be Financial Secretary ofthe Treasu-
Y. Lord Alfred Paget resumes his old oficeat the
'ourt as Clerk Marshal.
Lord Palmerston has appointed the Hon. EVELYN
.shley and Mr.. Charles George Darlington. Of
he Treasury, to be his private Secretaries. Mr..
iaurice DrummOnd, of the Treasury has been an
ointed Private Secretary to the Home Secretar,-
ir G. C0rnewall Lewis. Mr.. c. W. FreemantIe
t the Treasury, will be Private Secretary to Mr..
'rand.
Lord John Russell has appointed the Hon. Gcorpa
ott and Mr.. S. Russell to be his Private Secre-
aries
The Belgian journals state that King Leopold Is
, leave Brussels for England in the beginning of
MS week.
NEW TRANSATLANTIC TELEGEAPu COMPANY.
From tie LoHdon Star
We have been invited to receive explanations
18th regard to a new company, to be called the
british Transatlantic Telegraph Company, now in
rogress of formation under the auspices of Mr.
Vhtehouse, the original electrician Of the Transat
ntic Telegraph Company. The object of the Com
any is to establish submarine telegraphic commu-
icatiOn between Great Britain and our North
merican Colonies, the laying down ofthe Atlantic
elegraph Company's wire having demonstrated
nc practcablity of the matter The proposed com
any, however, differs from the elder one in three
aspects-hrst, with regard to security from risk
econdly, as to the route chosen, and thirdly rs to
ne mode of insulating the wire. According to the
ew project the contractors undertake to make and
~ the wire at their risk, and to hand it over
, the Company in perfect order, payment to be
lade only in case Of a successful issue. Instead of
laking Valencia on the one side, and ST. Johns on
he other, the extreme points, it is now proposed
start from the Lands End, and carry the wire to
he Island of Blanc SablOn which is situated in the
'ull Oh oJ Lawrence. IL Is Sald there are several
dvantagcs in this route to compensate for the great
+ length of it, the chief being a supposed lesscning
submarine difficulties, and more direct overland
communication between Lands End and London
he Inconvenience and objections to the previous
transmission of intelligence to LiverpOo being thus
yoided. With regard to the cable it would be
much lighter, and as it would not run out so fast
he danger of accidents would be considerably di-
ninished. The conducting wire would be OF the
anne size as that used in the Red Sea- the capacity
# which is nearly treble that of tn. late Atlantic
able. 1t is to be strongly incased in either gutta-
ercha India rubber, and then covered with
emp. For the deep water the cable will be made
5 light possible, but in ShOal water where the
year and tear would be much greater, the wire
lill be secured in the strongest manner BY a mix
Vrght's patent cable.
Another feature in the new company is that the
cientifc officers to have seats at the board and
will thus obtain potential voice in the manage
nent. The company is already registered and five
Gentlemen have consented to act directors pro-
isonally. More complete details may be expected
" the end of week.
LIGHT AND SHADOWS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
As Marshal Mcmahon entered Miiana little girl Of
i've years of age, dressed in white, presented him
With bouquet nearly as big as herself. He raised
Ter up, and placed her standing before him on the
addle. "The child" says a letter, 'threw her lit
lie arm around the sun-burnt head of the conqueror
# Magenta and kissed him repeatedly, amidst the
oudest cheers | ever heard. The Marshal seemed
delighted with the child, and ondled her most ten
erly, looking frequently at her pretty features
md so they both entered Milan amidst shower of
bouquets and applause. saw many persons affect
ID even to tears.
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