The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-29
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE
INTERESTING DETAILS OF ADVICES PRE-
Nl0USLY RECEIVED.

New York, April 2S-The steamer Africa from
Liverpool with advices to the 10th, same as receiv-
ed per steamer Circassian, off Cape Race arrived
here this evening. The papers contain some ter
esting details in regard to the condition of affairs in
Europe.
Dresden journal alleges an acquaintance with
the fact that according to recent counter propo-
sal by France, which is also said to be seconded in
other quarters, that the proposed Congress would
assemble on the 23d of April at Carlshrue and COM
mence operations by resolving on general dsarm
ing.
The statement that Austria positively refuses to
join in the Congress unless previ general and
simultaneous dsarmiDg is agreed upon, is con-
firmed.
Paris dispatches state that the progress of the
negotiations for the Peace Congress is very slow.
owing TO the great difficulties in the way.
The London Ne'cs says it is just possible that the
Congress may prepare and embitter instead of
averting the war.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says there is reason for believing that Austria's
proposals as points to be submitted to the Con-
gress are wholly unacceptable to France.
The Pdtrie says that France cannot be expected
to diminish her army nor send back single can
non to the arsenas.
1t was intended tina. Parliament should be dis
solved on the 2lst, in which the borough cleo
tions would take place the 9th inst. and coun-
ty elections on the End of May.
The balance of the crew, except three gunboats
of the steam frigate Jasseur, have been saved and
have reached England.
All French officers on leave of absence, have
been ordered to join their ships forthwith. There
Is rumor that the Emperor will soon depart for
Lyons. Warlike materials are accumulating at
Marseilles to an alarming extent. Five steam
frigates have gone to Algiers, it is supposed, to
bring the troops there back to France
The Memorial Diplomatique has been allowed to
resume its ISSUE
The London Daily Ne,cs correspondent saws that
Lord Cowley and Count Walewsk, after long dis
cussion separated with the conviction that very
serious differences Of opinion exist between France
and England.
Nine gun-boats for the Adratic have been ordered
to be made ready at Cherbourg without DELAY
The Arch Duke Albrecht, of Austria, has gone on
special mission to Berlin. Austria is willing to
make important concessions to Prussia on certain
points in dispute, and perfect understanding be-
tween these two powers, is considered highly proba
BILE.
Warike preparations still continue to be made by
some of the smaller German States.
The Bavarian army has been placed on war
footing.
The London Times Vienna correspondent saws
that several of the leading papers have openly de-
clared that the Germans will not shed a drop of
blood, either for the maintenance of special treaties
or the Austrian concordat.
The political prisoners at Naples whose fate was
determined by the decree of the 18th ult, have re-
ceived passports to the United States.
1t reported that the Pope would protest
against European Congress.
Sir Moses Montetiore had arrived at Rome with
petition from the Jews of England and America
in favor of the boy Mortara.
Twenty-one shocks of earthquake were felt at
Sienna on the 18th instant but no accident re-
suited.
either dead or in the last extremities. Nothing
authentic, however. had been received
Holland and Begi have concluded treaty for
mutual defence in case of war.