The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-01

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! Govt securities 8lO, 696,l4 Unchanged
, Nener securities 16,5l2,S09 Decrease f272, IA
Notes unempPd l2,625,0s5 Increase 525'05
amount OF notes in circulation is EGO, 6IS 4S5
pelng decrease OF 1881 205, and the stock of bp
non IN ootn departments is ELS, AGA Ol2 showing
increase of fl66,9S when compared with the IRE
cedlng return. ~ r.
In lhe House OF Commons on the 9Th inst Mr.. H.
n1IAeiey put the following question to the Chan
eelior OF the Exchequer: If it were true that he
IlaJesty government was about to grant n omar
%auee CT subsidy to the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, and if so, upon what conditions ? The Char
cellor of the Exchequer said that several an
Plcatlons had been made for a subsidy, but tn,
subject. ' '''oiD'i0n on 'n'
AUSTRIA.
In the opinion of military men at Vienna, the as
seruoa of the Paris Constitutional that Franc,
could send 100000 or 500 900 men across her from
TIER Is great exaggeration
| The Vienna correspondent of tho T;me0 can oomt
10 no other conclusion than that Austria il nre
pared tor war: The Austrian army at present con.
ssts OF 900 men of all arms and in case of need
IL could be raised to GOO, 900 men,
The Austrian government continues it's military
preparations by recalling soldiers on furlouph mr.
cnasng horses and stores, and casting artillery.
Htll, the Austrian Gazette SAYS that France has
given TO the English Minister positive promise NOT
to attack Austria if Sardinia is not nerfered with
ana that Austria has not the slightest intention
attacking Sardinia VI
letter from Munich reports that positive assur-
| Prussia.
that that power would regard an attack bv France
upon the Austrian frontier distinct casus beIi
| ~, ITALY.
c me i9llowng is an extract from letter from
"lhe pamphlet Napoleon ILL., and Halv, and the
hmperors speech, are the subjects of conversation
IN every circle. These two documents have pro-
pIce t very favorable impression all who trou-
ple themselves with politics. All parties all gov
ernments, and all interests, see that an Italian
question exists, and that is sufficient for u.s. az If
Is now evident that Italy must perish or the cues
ton must be settled.'' 4NO'
The Times correspondent at Turin saws the En-
Perors speech has ven decided satisfaction there
II regarded as warlike, but it is natural the Ita
1ans should interpret it according to their Wishes
surprise IS felt at the backwardness of England in
the cause OF Italian nationality. Apprehension is
Iet at the influence which desire to preserve the
English alliance may have on the Emperor of the
French. 1t is certain that warke preparations
continue; but who is to begin?
lie says 1T is quite in vain to argue with the Italians
In their present mood One fixed idea possesses them
that OF getting rid of the Austrians, and nothing
VIII outroot 1t from their minds and hearts At the
present moment they think they see an onnortu
NIFTY for its complete realization and consequently
they will not hear of anything less ARRANGEMENTS
they would have jumped at a wear or two aoo-
perhaps even lew months back-are now scoffed
at. PATIENCE Is no Italian virtue. They see that
EUROPE, prosperous and tranquil is averse to war
and looks askance on its instigators but this thew
regard not. They believe that the tide which in
be tak pn at
the turn, has set in for them; they reckon conf
GENTLY on the support of France, and proclaim
that the moment of triumph and deliverance is at
hand. " al
frlvate letters from Palermo bring intelligence
mat the country is as agitated now as it was in
io4i, and that things taking much the same
turn A great number of arrests of persons of
city. F III 'i"'
A letter from Modena, in the official Gozette of
M"on, says: "lmportant reforms are spoken of
mere, and among them are the revision of the
commercial CODE the establishment of tribunal of
commerce. the nomination of new minister for |
agriculture and commerce, the foundation of dis
count bank" &C. " Vic
A correspondent of the London Chronicle saws that
tne Neapotan exiles to be sent to the Argen |
landing. ' '--
JEDDAH.
letter from Jeddah states that the execution. |
already mentioned, of the criminals concerned in
tHe massacre OF the Christians in that CITY, took |
place IN the middle of the day, and in the most |
puDiic manner possible. Their heads were emf off
at the foot OF the kiosque, from which the orders
III tne massacre were issued. The inhabitants
struck with stupor, and for the most part re-
NAMED shut up in their houses The event has
produced considerable sensation among them and
they now feel convinced that neither rank station
nor rlches VIII henceforth protect those who are
leu away by their fanaticism to the commission of
such crimes. VI
INDIA.
funJaub has been erected into Presidency. It
contains population including both subjects and
dependents, of nearly $4,000, 900. and will shortly
oe garris0ned by an army of II, 900 Europeans and
1ocooo olkhs. The change makes no theor etical
Inference in the authority of the Chief Commits
sioner. 0'---''i'
The settlement in Dude is progressing most favor
ABLY. The pinciple is to maintain things as much
Is possible as we have found them REGARDING an
;lent possession as valid title. No less than 277
orts have been demolished, and 1873 are beino de- |
bava haap |
out Zl6,3I9 arms of all sorts have been surrender
"a; There were not six talookdars of any note
holding out. AO''
FOREIGN.
The Nord, of Brussels, SAYS: IA letter from st |
etersourg mentions rumor which, if it turn out
o De true, VIII prove that the Government has re-
Owed to enter on the path of religious federation
The rumor is that the establishment of a synagogue
N the capital, where heretofore Jews have only
?een allowed to reside under very severe restric-
ions, is about to be authorised
The great National Academy of HUNGARY. which
vas established in 1910, has been re-organised II
supported by the subscriptions of the HUNGARIAN
nagnates Into the different classes several Illus
ng the following: Rawlinson, Thomas Watts chi
ot Macaulay, Mignet Babbage Herschell. Thomas
sell, Faraday, Humboldt, and Leibig.
On the 10Th of January "Norma' was given in
ne oeaia' at Milan. When the chorus "Guerra,
GUERRA (war, war; was sung, the audience cheer
"a rs II Their lungs were made of cast iron and the
irums OF their ears of parchment After n ire
nendous uproar the chorus was repeated Eve
Witnesses relate that the officers present appeared
o be perfectly Indifferent to what was PASSING
round Them wa" PA''i"S
frincess Clotilde and her husband, as soon as the
,at i'm. y, PRESENTATIONS are over, are going to the
ulet picturesque chateau of Mendon, for a fort
hghts tranquil honeymoon. That imperial forest
nd mansion have been settled on old King Jerome
ho ms sons as an appanage, as well as the town I
esldence OF the Paais Royal. Richelieu lived in
he one and Rabelais at the other
A letter from Vienna saws: "The subscrintions in
his city for Protestant schools are so large as 70
xclte the Jealousy of the Ultramontanists. During
days the lists of the subscribers appeared in
ne hrst page OF the Peiner Zeitmag but when it
'as observed that many devout Roman Catholics
we're contributors orders were given that no more
ISIS should be inserted. They now appear as adj
ertSements in one of the supplementary sheets of
he Weiner Zeitung."
The famous cantatrice Madame Ros;o ,roo HES
the other night at the Italian Theatre, st. Pc
Arsourg, Tor having, few nights before caused
nc performance to be changed on pretext that she
as Ill, ana yet gone to grand party in the house
princess, and sang there al charminpy as over
he Kissing was remarkable for two reasons-irst |
ecause no prt,ad donna before received such A
astlgation; secondly, because Madame Bosio had
revlously been highly esteemed by the Peters
urgers.
DIR. Manning is preaching in English every Sun
ay at the church of San Carlo, in the Corso at
ONE 10 very numerous congregation, who crowd
ncai VIC eA-drcnueacOn eXpOund the motives
men induced him to change the Anglican for the
oman faith. ~ ''' ''o
The question of prohibiting the export of horses
now under consideration by all the governments
the German Zolverein.
number of movable houses are now baino modo
Paris for expectation to Cochin China, where
dmlral Rlgault de Genouily is founding a CITY. i
The set OF jewels presented by the CITY of Mar
lilies to the Princess Clotilde, is stated by the Jour-
ais OF that place to be composed of brilliants and
lie value 50000f NN
The Pope is accustomed every year to bless
vord and pot, and to send them to the m onarch
no has best deserved them. This year. the chosen
his holiness is Francis Joseph of Austria '
The town of Bonn has resolved to have slabs I
xed on the former dwellings, and to the memory of
leir late celebrated fellow citizens, Nebuhr and
D. w. Won Schegel. a
A vague and apparently improbable rumor has I
cached Londcn from the Continent that the King S
SARDINIA is about to abdcate in favor of his son.
he age OF King Victor Emmanuel is only thirty
inc. -
letter from St Petersburg, of the goth ult.,
'ates that the Emperor had presided over two sit,
ngs OF the Central Committee for the Emancipa-
on oil the Serfs, in order to make himself person
y acquaintainted with the progress of this great
eform. 3
The grand musical festival, which will assemble
| the Exhibition Palace of the Champs Elysees
900 Orpheonists from all points of France. will
Ike place on the 18th, 18th, and 18th March inst.
ieven chorusses will be sung by the united socie-
es.
The EMPEROR SoULoUoUE.-The Parisians take a
vely interest in the fallen fortunes of Emperor
dubuque OF Hayt, concerning whom tdings are =
lortly expected. He most excellent custom =
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