The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25

respect for those who protect it, and NOT m - @
occasion to insult the French nation and its
ment."
The Steele also denies the truth of assertions ~
the Ultramontane party, that to the intrigues of
Piedmont is to be attributed the falling off of the
Legations. 1t says:
"Ihe rebellion, as the Utramontanes call it, of a
part OF the States of the Church. has not been ex-
cited by neighboring government nor kent alive
py the pubic or secret support Of that ambitious
neighbor. 1t is-how often must we repeat it9-
the bad administration of the cardinals govern
ment, the refusal to adopt any sort of reform the
constant violation of the most solemn promises and
most sacred engagements, and the constant reiec-
tion OF the most disinterested and most friendly
counsels, which have caused the populations Of
homagna to demand their separation from the gov
ernment OF Rome. The Ultramontane journals for
get too readily that it was not at the voice of Vic
tor Emmanuel that Bologna and Ferrara- rose in in
surrecton-they forgot the solemn proclamation
from Milan which called upon the Italians to toIa
up arms and combat for their liberty, and which
expressed the wish that after having been soldiers
OF independence, they should become the free citi-
zens OF great state"
MISERABLE DEATH OF AN ABYssIN1AN PRrycF W.
mentioned some time ago the loss of the Mariout
steamer, belonging to the MeiiGie Egyptian Com
pany. Among the passengers on board was the
Abyssinian Prince, brother of King Negoussie, who
was on his return from his mission to the Courts of
Rome and France. He managed to reach the
shore, and tried to reach SueZ on foot aIonr tbe
MN, and he perished of hunger and thirst His
tFaVeling companion, Father Able Emmanton
9iarlano, native preacher, was fortunate enough
TO reach Copt Convent, where he met with
every attention, and ultimately arrived at Suez-
Gdlgnani's Messenger
"A short time since the performance at the thea
ire at Cronstadt was interrupted and the audience
thrown into considerable agitation bv the renort or
hrearm and piercing shrek proceeding from a
closed box on the second tier Cries were raised nv
number of persons, and the female portion of the
audlence prepared to fly. 1t was soon ascertained
that gentleman of fortune had discovered his
wife in the bcx with Count -, and had dis
charged pistol at her, in1icting a severe wound
The husband was arrested and taken off to prison.
The medical men entertain hopes that the wound of
the lady will not prove fatal
"A hyena which was exhibited Mt Warsaw Iota
ly, managed to escape and killed about twenty per-
sons 1t was not until it had held entire suprema-
cy OF the surrounding country for six days that the
animal was hnalIy overcome by the poor rustics.
1t is expected that by the middle of January
Geographic communication will have been estab-
hshed from London to Calcutta
In the month OF August last 3, ,S92, ,426 wards of
pam oa and 25S yards Of printed calicoes $780,
oSz os OF cotton yarn 043, 1874 lbs of linen thread
and yarn, and ,300,97O lbs of wooden and xorstpd
yarn was exported from Hull England.
Mr.. James Sheridan Knowles, the dramatic au
thor, preached twice in Belfast on Sunday.
The Germans are making great preparations
for the celebration of the centenary birthday of
Schiller, on the 10th of November next. The fete
is to extend over at least three days.
1t is said that 800 horses are annually killed in
Hanover for consumption by the eaters of horse
"A letter from Marseilles saws that Sandman
houses are purchasing arms and ammunition there
The following letter has been received at Marseles
from Genoa
"Purchase forthwith $500 common muslets > ono
rifles (such as are used by the Chasseurs de Vim.
eennesl and 1000 rifles of another description
state the price OF cavalry pistols. Ali these arms
are for the Duchies.'
Mention was lately made of the death of man
at Anse, not far from Bordeaux, owing to the nox-
lous gas arising from grapes in fermentation At
TWO other places In the same neighborhGod Sousans
last few days, lost their lives
Three British officers, (says the Shipninc Goz
ette,) a major and two captains from Gbralter.
while engaged in field sport on the Morocco coast
were assalied by the Moors and compelled escape
In an open boat without food or drink and thev
were not picked up for about seven days One of
the officers has died. and the death of another was
expected. The Shipping Gazette does not give
the names of the officers
"A very curious police case is reported in tba
London papers-an alteration between two GENTLE
men OF fortune, one of them, the Marquis of Meath
the other Colonel in the army, named Graham
The Colonel had agreed to take the MARQUIS house
Queen ardens Bayswatcr and possession was to be
given to on certain day last month In the mean
time, the Colonel sent some furniture which wes
placed IN the dining room, aRd the KEY kept by the
called & he
house, and was not treated as she expected, which
so eXasperated her husband that the next time he
met the Marquis BY asking him il he considered
himself gentleman? The Marquis pleaded AGE for
not knocking down. the questiOner-he is between
~ and SO-but he retOrted by some sharp words
and an appeal was made to the Maryebnne magis-
trate, Mr.. Lewis, who fined Col. Graham 40s, or a
week Imprisonment in the house Of Correction,
for using language calculated to provoke breach
of the peace.
The Archduchess Sophia is about to leave Vi
e.na for an indefinite time; a fact which is repar-
ded as proof that the influence of the ultra Catho-
lie party is on the decline
"A telegram in the Nord saws, ''SchaInyl and
his son were presented to the Emperor Alexander at
Tchougoniey on the 9th ult. The emir was much
moved by the great kindness of the Emperor At
ter assisting at military review, he returned on
tne Z9tn TO the hharkov to be present at bail Civ
en- in his honor"
ADDITIONAL FROM THE RIO DE LA PLATA.
fies OF the Tribune, of Buenos Ayres, to the 25th
OF August are at hand.
The greatest animation preyailad in tha Rsnpbl;o
and the formation and equipment of troops ,os still
the order OF the day. The commander of the Eng
lish mail steamer Mersey had, through the columns
OF the National, denied report that there were
any arrangements made for the purchase of hia
vessel.
The trial of the persons concerned in the recent
prison revolt at Buenos Ayres began in the Superior
criminal Court on the 2ith Of August. The cul-
prts were present at the reading Of the indictment
accompanied by their counsel while others of the
prisoners defended themselves
Private advices from Montevideo to Buenos
ayres state that an armed brigantine sailed from
MO Janero on the 10th of August TO ioin rouiza's
squadron. The Tribune hopes that the Buenos
Ayres fleet will give her warm reception.
The French war steamer d. d'Entrecasteaux, which
projected the English merchantman HaveIock
when she was detained at the island Of Marlin
Garcia, had sailed from Montevideo for Rio ia
metro, where she met the Admiral of the French
naval station, in the waters of Brazil and La
Plata.
A letter dated at Pergamino, the Goth of August,
states upon good authority, that intelligence had
been received that party of Buenos Ayres troops
surprised a number Of Biscachans (conf-derated
twenty prisoners, and carrying off number OF
horses The Tribune thinks this will break up all
chance of armistce
bounty of S4O0 was offered to seamen as an in
aucement for entering the navy, with correspond
ing increase to non-commissoned officers.