The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-15
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, August l4-The steamer Vanderbilt
arrived last night from Liverpool with dates to the
Sd (anticipated). The files of London papers re-
ceived by her contain, however, much interesting
matter.
ENGLAND.
The London Herald says: Owe have reason
to believe that Mr.. Dallas the American
Minister, recently placed in the hands of Lord
Russell dispatch from Washington, in which it is
stated that the Z. S. Government has resolved to
abandon privateering and thus accept the declara-
tion respecting that portion of maratime law
agreed upon at the Congress of Paris in 1885,
A letter from Frankfort the Main, states
that Count DChamberd had arrived there from
the Hague, and that it is intended to hold a con-
ference of the Legitimists at Wiestbaden during
the month of August
The Patrie contradicts the report that Prince
Napoleon has been charged with mission to
Vienna.
In the House of Lords Lord Stanley had called
the attention of the government the admission of
British salt into China, stating that the supply of
salt to population of three hundred millions had
been hitherto a monopoly in the hands of the
Chinese, and he concluded by asking what steps
had been taken to introduce il.
In the House of Commons, on the lst, a resolu-
ton to enable the government to raise in the United
Kingdom, for the government of India, five mil
lion pounds, to meet the demands of the present
year, was agreed to.
FRANCE.
The Tines correspondent says that Count de
Persigny has left Paris on his return to London.
The Minister of war had addressed an order to
all Colonels of Regiments to send home all soldiers
whose absence has been recalled after declaration
of war with Austria, and likewise all entitled by
services to leave of absence for six months so they
may be at the disposal of farmers who REQUIRE them
for the harvest.
No change is to be noticed in the commercial sit
uation of France. The accounts from The agricu-
tural districts not unfavOrable. The wheat has
not sustained much injury. The barley is not ex-
IN he hutf fha hopl :,
immense Oats would probably be more produc-
tive than expected, and the harvest altogether
will exceed that OF good ordinary year, and there
will be an overplus for expectation.
AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times saws:
Although Count Coioredo had an audience of the
Emperor on the 2Sth, and was long closeted with
the foreign Minister, it is not likely he will leave
for Zurich until the beginning Of tho coming week.
For time very unfriendly feeling towards
England has prevailed here, but the wrath of the
Austrians is rapidly subsiding.
The Emperor of the French having put his army
and navy on the peace footing, has made great
impression on the Austrian financial world.
Count De bonneville will return here as the rep
resentative of France
ITALY.
Garibaldi has issued the following dated Levere
July 10TH
"However political affairs may go, in the p esent
circumstances, it is the duty of Italians not only
not to lay down their arms and manifest discour-
that, guided bv the heroic Victor Emanuel, they
are ready again to confront the vicissitudes of
war. He declares that his army is ready at any
ment to continue the war"
The Times correspondent, writing from Rome,
says that great dissatisfaction exists there and that
the presence Of the French soldiers alone keep down
general outbreak.
The Jesuits have been driven out of Faleuza, For
Ii and errara.
The Bologna Gazette publishes declaration that
the provinces of RomagGa have shaken off the Pa
pal yoke never to return to it again, and express
wish to be annexed to Sardinia.
The Tuscan army has taken up its position be-
! tween Modena and Reggie
| The Milan Gazette states that French troops are
constantly passing through Milan on their way
| back to France.
TURIN, July 3O.-The Dictator of Modena has
convoked popular assemblies. All persons compe-
| tent to read and write and above 81 years of age
/ are entitled to vote. Perfect order prevails
| TURIN, August 1.-The King to-day received
Count Reiset, the special envoy of the Emperor Ma
poeon, for the purpose of bringing about the reso
ration of the Grand Dukes of Tuscany and Modena.
SPAIN.
1t is said the Spanish Government has resolved
on establishing municipal system in Cuba.
INDIA.
The disaffecsion among the late Company
! European troops is increasing at Bernhampore
| and they are in open mutiny. They have entrench-
ed themselves in their barracks, and elected officer;
| to command them. The Madras FusiIeers have
| followed the example of the Bengal troops.
| Central India is quiet.
The U. S. steamer Powhattan got on shore neal
| Woosung, but expected to get off uninjured,
! THE LATEST.
PARIS, August 3.-The Moniteur announces the
| dissolution ofthe army of the Rhine, though Camps
Chalonts and Elfant remain established.
The Times Paris correspondent says the Emperor
| is very anxious to satisfy the European Powers of
| his pacific intentions, and before many days the
European Powers will be invited to unite in a Con-
| gress, where the solution of the Italian difficulty
will be proposed, which will deserve support fol
its liberal character.
Prince Napoleon is said to be indefatigabIe il
his efforts for the amicable settlement of all differ
ences among the European Powers
Orders have been given for disarming all the
ships at Brest, and for the French Admiral to hau
down his flag Indeed, what was called the oceaT
squadron has ceased to exist
The Southern Railroad Convention
WASHINGTON, August l3-Ihe Southern Railroad
Convention has adjourned The proposition tol
the arrangement of freightS withdrawn, and
commit e was appointed to correspond with thu
railroad companies between Portland and Washing
ton, with view to bidding in conjunction witt
themselves for the conveyance of the great mail
from Portland to New Orleans.
From Washington
| WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-Secretary Thompson ha
gone to the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia
The Secretary of War is now at the Red Sweet Sui
phur Springs, in the State. The latter
health is improving
are now in Washington, namely Messrs. Cass
Toucey and Holt.
Steamboat Disaster
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE steamer Mariner
from ST. Louis, bound to Cincinnati, sunk last nigh
on the flats about twenty miles above the city. N
lives lost. The boat will probably be raised.
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