The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
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AUSTRIA.
The taxes imposed in May, and which were to
continue only during the war, have been prolong
ed until November, 1860.
The rumor that Baron Bruck had rendered bis
resignation is unconfrmed.
SPAIN.
The representatives of Morocco are said to have
asked further delay for the settlement of the nues
tion with Spain, but the demand has not been ac
ceeded to. The Spanish Consul at Tangiers has re.
ceived orders to quit on the 18th October. On the
18th the troops will enter the Moorish territory un
less the dispute is previously arranged,
INDIA.
The Calcutta mail of Sept. 10th has arrived at
Aden. The rebels at the Nepaul frontier are still
troublesome. Some discharged European troops
have already sailed from Calcutta.
There is vague report that Lord Canning will
be succeeded In the Governor Generalship by the
Earl of Clarendon.
ENGLAND.
There rumors of considerable difference and
even split in the English Cabinet on the Chinese
question.
Robert Stephenson, the eminent engineer, is dy-
ing.
The builders strike is still unadiusted
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress have had an enthusi
astlc d1 reception at Bordeaux. The speech of the
Emperor produced favorable reception. He said
that the government which was the means of re-
storing the Pope to the Pontifical throne would
only give such respectful counsels as might be d-
rected by sincere devotion to the interests of his
Holiness, but he could but be alarmed about the
day, which was not far distant, when Rome would
be evacuated by the French troops.
Commercial affairs of France were unsatisfactory
The rentes closed at 69f. 55c. There was slight
decline in wheat -four at Paris and the oualty af
the new vintage was quite inferior.
ITALY.
1t is stated that the French consul at Parma has
been ordered to quit unless prompt justice inict-
ed on the murderers of Count Anyiti The GOV
ernment of Parma had decided to act severely. and
the investigation was progressing The official
PiedmOntese Gazette brands the crime as execrable
The national subscription for the purchase of a
million OF muskets was proceeding with great sue
cess.
The organization of the military forces of the
Italian League was daily completing, volunteers
were arriving in great numbers from Ventia, and
deserters from the Papal Army were focking in
The PledmOntese Gazette officially denies that
the King has appointed Dictator for the Lega-
tions.
The Sardinian Chambers will meet as soon as the
treaty of peace is signed.
The Memorandum Romagnese urges that the great
Powers sanction the annexation of that State to
Piedmont, and says that the Pope has virtually alb
dicated his authority.
The Sandman minister was about to quit Rome
and would place his subjects under the protection
OF the French Ambassador.
The Dowager Empress of Russia is about to visit
Piedmont, and the King will receive her at Genoa.
This visit IS construed, with other incidents into
sympathy between Russia and Piedmont
CHINA.
Dates from China have been received to the 10th
OF September. The Peiho and the Grand Canal
were blockaded by the British and French vessels.
The American Minister was still negotiating. and
about proceeding to Pekin.
Ching Rang, the celebrated rebel leader has been
killed by his own people.
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ENGLAND
At London there is fair demand for money, and
only in exceptional cases business is done below
the bank minimum. Consols closed firm at an ad
vance of H@l-16d.
The Daily Neps says that the Government of
Morocco is disposed to concede to Spain's demands
The Ne'os also says there is good reason to be-
lieve that the American San Juan differences will
be speedily abated. The language of the United
States Government is regarded as fair and honor
able.
The London Times says that the want of funds by
the Government of Central Italy was represented
as daily becoming more severe, and doubtless upon
breakdown In this respect the Emperors of France
and Austria mainly rely for the restoration of the
old rulers.
The agents of Tuscany are understood to have
been unsuccessful in their efforts to raise one or two
millions in London.
correspondent of the London Times on board
the Great Eastern writing before the run to Holy
head says that the ship will probably lay up at
southampton during the winter.
The government is understood to have given or
ders for the construction Of an ircn steam ram to
Mr.: Napier, the well-known builder on the CLYDE
The London Times characteristics Gen. Harney's
act in seizng the Island of San Juan as gratuitous
insult to the British Empire, and one which can
not be passed 1t believes that no large class
of Americans will support the policy which has
been inaugurated. General SCOTS mission, it
thinks, will result in a peaceful settlement
France is still fortifying Port Grandell and some
small islands opposite jersey are to be fortified An
immense floating battery sbeing built at Bordeaux
All the Catholic Bishops of France have received
orders from Rome to preach in favor of the resto.
alton of the Italian Dukes
A Paris journal says that Napoleon is getting
dsgusted with the prOcrastination of Austria, anC
for the moment the French policy incnes to a NOR,
intimate understanding with England.
The Paris URirers has received warning for al
Objectionable article on Cochin China.