The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-18

liar 20 those used by Orsini had been smuggled into
Parls. They were received by railway and ad-
dressed to the Princess Matilde, but being marked
"Io be left till called for" they were given up to
some parties purporting to have come from her.
The discovery was made on the reception of
third box, which sent up to the Princess resi-
dence.
The Times Paris correspondent writes that what
ever be the nature of Lord Cowley's instructions,
and whatever the result of his mission
TO Vienna, there seems to be a fixed opinion in
Paris that the King of Sardinia and his ministers
are determined, without much scruple as to the
means they employ, on drawing France into
with Austria,
The correspondent of the Herald reports no
change in the situation, and says that things look
as threatening as ever.
1t was reported in military circles that three di-
visions of the army of Paris forthwith to march
to Lyons.
The latest correspondence of the London journals
saws that the chances of peace or war continue
sui the same The debate in the English Parlia-
ment, however, on the war question, had produced
excellent effect.
despatch from Paris on the evening of the
18th, says it was rumored that the French
troops would Immediately quit the Roman
States, and that Lord Cowlev's first inter-
view with the Emperor of Austria was net salts
factory.
In commercial circles the uneasiness caused by
the immense preparations for war was on the in
crease, and it was feared that unless news decided
~ favorable to peace transpired by the lst of
March, serious failures would occur.
- The Paris and Marseies corn market were dull
The coming crops promised early and abundant
harvest. In the silk markets of st. Etienne and
Lyons, prices were maintained in consequence of
expected large orders from America in the spring
The Paris Bourse on the Goth ult. was buoyant
under the influence of the pacific assurances given
in the English Parliament but at the close prices
were only shade higher than on the preceding
day. On the 18th the market was fat but steady
oh the ISL instant depression again prevailed, and
decline OF nearly = per cent. took place. The
three per cents closed at so for money and g. 60
for account
Preparations were making on a large scale for
the defence of Genoa and the Gulf of Spezzia. A
great number OF deserters arrived daily at Genoa,
and were Immediately sent to Turin.
AT Milan, owing to popular demonstrations at
Slgnor Dandolo's funeral, numerous arrests and
domiciliary visits had been made. The prisoners
were delivered over to military commission
me funeral IN question is said to have been attend
ed by from ten to fifteen thousand people, and the
air resOunded with shouts of "Fivd 7 Halia Vira
Independence"
Messrs. Gutterman Brothers & Co., of Genoa,
had suspended Liabilities supposed to be heavy.
The Genoa Gazette announces that a collision had
taken place between some Modenese soldiers and
Sandman peasants, in the neighborhood of Sarza-
ma. The soldiers pulled down a tri-colored fac
which was hoisted on the frontier, and rampled it
under foot. The following dav 200 Modenese SOL
d
stration on the frontier, and again removed the
nag, which had been re-hOisted The peasants
then assembled with arms and some shots were
fired on each side.
AUSTRIA.
Lord Cowley arrived at Vienna on the 9th of
February, and telegraphc despatch from that citv
says that Prince Frederick William of Prussia was
expected to arrive there, on special mission from
Berlin.
Lord Cowley presented his credentials on the
29th. ''N
The Vienna correspondent of the Times states
that the people were so disgusted with the policy
OF the Emperor Napoleon, that they loudly ex-
pressed hope for war; in order to end the present
suspense
lie Nord publishes a telegram that the projected
diplomatic mission of Prince Frederick William
had been abandoned.
RUSSIA
PARIS, Sundav.-Next week the Duke de Monte
bello will have an audience with the Emperor Napo-
leon, and Immediately proceed to St PETERSBURG to
Ill his ambassadOrial post. The relations of France
and Russia are most friendly. The Gar has taken
means, have reason to know, of assuring the i'm
peral ruler and government of France that 50 Iono
rs he lives he will do all in his power to promote
The progress and prosperity of the Russian people
oy changing the military domestic policy of Nicho,
as lor one more civil and more suitable to the pre-
sent times. The programme of the Emperor of
RUSSIA is such as meets, presume the appreciation
II Napoleon Ill. in more ways than one | was
Tery much impressed lately witha a despatch narra-
ing the ideas of the Emperor of Russia-one ex-
preston in particular struck me- Alexander saws.
SIN Russia the revolutions which await all great
nations in their onward progress shall begin from
he throne. '-Norning Post
GERMANY.
A telegram in the NOrd, states that the project
"a diplomatic mission of Prince Frederick William
)t Prussia to Vienna has been abandoned
Thirty-nne members of the Wurtemburp Cham
Der have issued strong address, representing that
ne ornaments In France are being made with
new OF establishing vassal states for the Napoleon
lynasty; This is the view entertained generally
oy the German radicals.
VIENNA, Feb. 26.-The political ferment in Ger
many increases from day to day, and YOU NAV soon
expect to hear that other of the second rate
states has proposed in the Diet that the federal
contlngents be Immediately placed in bereitschatt
in a state of readiness This government is not
likely to make motion to that effect as il cher
Shes nope that Prussia will, sooner or later take
the lead In matter which is of such importance
70 lhe world IN general, and to Germany in par
.icular. An intelligent friend who is now in
Frankfort informs me that the political excitement
IS almost as great as it was at the beginning of 1873
md adds that if the Emperor Of the French contin-
les as ne is now going on, the German Sover-
signs will have choice but to coalesce AGAINST
llm.
The members of the Legislative Assembly in the
rec city or Frankfort, have unanimously expressed
helr readiness t1 make any sacrifice which the
of the unity of Germany NAV renuire
lanoverian Diet unanimously resolved to petition
he government to move the German Diet to declare
that an attack on Austria Germany will be re-
pulsed by the united armies of the German Confed-
ration" few weeks ago Austria was exceed
ngly unpopular in Germany, but the conduct of
louis Napoleon has been such that there is tre-
nendous reaction in her favor Times
Letters received at Frankfort from Kehl an
lounce that the continuation of the works at the
Baden bridge over the Rhine, between Kehl and
'trasburg, has been stopped, and the workmen paid
if i
REFORMS IN PRUssTA.-VIENNA, Monday-Tbe
lnlster OF Finance mas presented four bills for
ffecting a new distribution of the land fax The
reaton ofa general tax on buildings, the extension
# the land tax to estates hitherto exempted from it,
nd for granting an indemnity to land owners who
ad been formerly exempted.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The mails from Calcutta of Jan. 22d. and Hong
Aong jan 10, reached England on the 2Sth ult
The letters confirm the complete pacification of
'ude. Lord Clyde arrived at Lucknow on the 18th
t January.
Jung Bahadoor had announced his readiness not
My to- drive out the Mana and the Begun, but
is Willingness to go himself upon the expedition
The Correspondent of the Times hopes by the |
ext mail to announce the surrender of the Begun |
nd the execution or suicide of the Mana
Details of the fresh disturbance at Canton show |
hat body of 700 troops having been fired upon
Y party of Braves strong expedition was or |
anized, and the village occupied bv the Braves |
as destroyed, and so or 60 of the Chinese were |
illed.
The United States steamer Powhatan was at
long Kong, and the Mississippi was in Canton
ver.
The American ship Flying Fish, which put back |
D Foo-Chow- Foo after being ashore, had been sold
revious to the 9th of January.
TURKEY.
A despatch, dated Constantinople, the 25th com |
uncates the important intelligence of the dismis-
ii of Moussa Sateti Pacha the Minister of Finance
he event is understood to be principally attributa
lie to the strong representations made to the gov
rnment, both directly and through the medium of
ne English Ambassador by the English loan com |
llssoners. The errors committed By Safeti Pacha |
cached their eliminating point in the surreptitious
sue of the bonds destined for the conversion of |
lie paper money; and the DELAYS which have oc-
lrred in the reorganization of the Turkish finan-
al system are currently attributed to his influence
is successor had not been appointed Hopes are
ltertained that Fuad Pacha who is charged with
lie negotiation of the English loan will shortly be
Omitted to the Ministry.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The young midshipman, Prince Alfred, was last |
card from Feb 49, at Alexandria in Egypt and |
as about leaving for Cairo.
From Parliamentary document just printed, it
ppears that last year there ,72l 953 cwtS of
otatoes imported into the United Kingdom.
The Prince of Wales was still at Rome.
THE METROPOLITAN (LONDoN) PoLIcE-f4S4, ,2O2
as the total expense of the metropolitan police
'rce last year. Ofthe income applied to this pur-
ose f40l 1873 was derived from rates, about f2s,-
" from votes of the House of Commons and GAG
81 from miscellaneous sources. The service of the
olice courts entailed charge of G62 1885, the ex-
anse being provided partly by the consolidated
md and partly by vote of supply One chief
agistrate (thc Lord Mayor pro tem receives
900 year; % magistrates, Gl 200 each; and 90
erks, salaries from f75 to f500 wear; ELL 27O