The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-07

by the Emperor to defend the integrity of fine Ssr
J dinian soil. An Imperial note will explain to En-
rope that this Intervention is of an entirely pacific
character; but, in the meanwhile, the French will
take up position on the Ticno, so that Austria
would be compelled to maintain an army of obser-
yation and also to garrison strongly her four great
iornhed positions. BY this means, Sardinia viii
De enabled to pour her 10000 really disposable
troops into the duchies, and perhaps meet the one
my on most favorable conditions, as far as numbers
count. Whether France aud Austria could lone
remain IN the position I have depicted IS most
doubtiu and Austria would, PERHAPS find il more
to her advantage to declare war provideA tho ,ro
sence OF the French had excited still further nuhlic
indignation in Germany. Were Austrie t 49,
that STEP the statesmen IN Paris would declare
themselves to be injured angels and wouid anoooa
heartily in the emancipation of ltalyo In 10
character of aggrieved parties. 1t is remarEobie
how strong resemblance exists between tbe biob
er order OF state-crat and card sharpnc aC a rIrai
fair. ~" q"
Cabinet councils are held almost daily, and the
various preparatory measures are being traced ort
Tor the proper execution of the scheme The frs
measure oil Importance which will be taken is that
OF calling upon the Chamber to abdicate its priyi
Ieges, and to confer supreme power on the KING
The Conservatives would, of course oppnse this
project, and do not believe that CavouT could jr
TINS instance calculate safely on the support Of The
Left and Extreme Left. The Democratic party j.
ready to hunt with the king and cabinet but does
not appreciate the idea Of being deprived Of he
weapons, and of following the grandees as simple
Y,
on bagging the most game, and on having the )ast
days sport all to ITSELF
RUNoRBD Observation-Disclosures arrests have
taken place in Modena, Parma Placentia aud rar,
morn. a vast conspiracy has, it is said been dis
covered IN those provinces, which was to lead to r
general lnsurrectlon about the end of this month
Inc persons most seriously compromised although
they 90 not belong to Austria, have been sent 10
the prisons of the Tyrol.
The Paris papers contain the following
'lt credit can be given to letters from ItaIv the
fortresses of that peninsula by this time com
pleteiy armed. At Verona, Peschiera and TrTns
no. the number of guns has il Is said baan 5cn5ioG
Inc repairs that had been undertaken to the forti
iications of Placentia and Venice have been con-,
pieted, and ten batteries Of artillery would be sent
there by the most rapid CONVEYANCE On tha otbar
hand, conspiracy is said to have beer di5coverad
IN the duches ofParma and Modena where toreion
occupation, as is well known, is not much HkeI2
n Ihls conspiracy, the wires of which extended into
Tuscany and as far as Naples had for its object 3
general rising, which was TO take Mace at ths end
OF TINS month. The government of Parma Is gaid
to have made the discovery and to have f,9mndi
"teiy SeH6 hotLce OF 1t to the court of Vienna"
FRANCE.
There has come off before the civil tribunal ~
Parls, trial which is strictly sup pressed tbera g.
Napoleon Ill is, ii point offact the defendant /,
1891 ne sought to raise money in London bv the is
sue OF scrip based on the recovery of N!een Ior-
tense, his mothers property, coriscgEed in 1918
Very few OF these certificates were negotiable. bpt
two Belgian bankers, De Coca and TerUangm.
pecaihe possessed OF certain amount They
brought their action to recover the moncv-the tr,
ounal decrred ''that Louis Napoleor in Tondon
couid not give away what lie had not" and thai
Dy decree OF the 2lst January, 1852 the Bopa-
PGrte ian'iy had renounced all claims ofanv family
inheritance whatever" Plaintiffs uon-suitca.
Very important news had reached the Frepcb
government from its Commissioner in China bear
ing date The 10th January. The comm.rcigi mart
o te treaty OF ilentsin had not yet been sent back
rom IeHln with the ratification Of the Emnnr1r
attached to 1t, because the Emperor could moi ha
Drought to put his name to the clause inserted nv
the brItlsh pienipotcntiary, extending the fanii-
tues ior the sale OF opium in China. The French
PleAlPotentlary never demanded the Insertion of
this clause, and it is very improbable that France
VIII object to the Chinese government taxing exce
ton TO it. N'0oF
A CONVENTION OF TOBACCO GRowEes.--A Conver
tlon OF the producers and buyers cftobacco will h,
held ia Louisville, Ky, on the 25tb of Nav nevt
@ inae Is 'he Gay lxed for awarding premiums to the
growers OF the best tobacco under the ausnicos Of
the State Agricultural Society The dcgior or tbe
Convention is to bring the producers and purobs
sers togetherin order to interchange OF opinions
Inc agrlCulturiSts may learn what rrade7 are bpst
sultec to tho market and viii meet the ,,-st rc,4,.
sale The louisville Journal speaking of the great
commercial Importance of the staple says thai ,Jn
value OF raw tobacco exported from the United
States to Great Britain was over 81 500 GOO in 1885
and during the first half of the present cartury
that country collected import duties on it to the
enormous aggregate OF over $50 900 AOC The to
tal value OF our exports of tobacco in 1887 was $40
662,I12, and in 1853 amounted to $40 4Og $50
During the first nine months of 1857 tbr ip,rcrf
rcvenuc derived by France from il was over SrJ
100000, tourfCths of which were cxportci rop, IN.
united States. The Cyciopcdiu Of Commerce SAYS
that tobacco, next TO salt is probably the srt;rtf
most consumed by men. In one fo.ni or anofher
but most generally in the form Of fuinc or smoke
there IS no climate in which it is not Consumed and
no nationality that has not adopted it. To aut
down Its use has equally ba,cd legislators and nior
aiists, and, in the words Of Pope on bipbar sinh
Ject 1t may be said to be partaEen o. ''by saint ~
savage, and by sage" The average c0us;r.r3;nT
per head Oh male population eighteen wears G.
age, IN some countries, seems almost fabulous ir
the German States, included III Inc o~erstiAr o.
the Zollveren and the SteuGryereiu ftre.chr- from
S24 to l212 pounds; in Holland Bcrium and Den
marx TO or pounds. The advance coa1 Of tooac-
co Is shown from the fact that in lStg w., exported
l5O7l0 hhds, at an average cost OF $50 4 a,,J s.
$l3240
POSTAL REDUCroN.-Since the Grsa OF tho cur
rent month"; the single rate of postage upon Letters
sent from the United States in Tie British mail sa
England to Buenos Ayres, or any other port &C III.
Argentine Confederation, or 10 the Erpuhlic q.
Paraguay, (the correspondence for which i for
warded in the mails from England for RueDo,
Ayres,) is reduced from torty-fve to thirt5-thr,.
cents, prepayment required Fasa,,qta,. S.ay
The Cosrrier des Etats Lrais rco,als its assertion
that new expedition for the conquest oy Cuha fs
w" oh iuot IN new York. 1t states Witl preCi
SION sh.I and emphasis, that part cf .hc destined
lloerasois" Is have already sailed, and that sithiu
very fcw days the whole affair will be mad
public. ~
The Cincinnati Gazette states, On tho apfboritv nj
Mr.. Powers, one ct the Flour Inspectors in tbat
city, who took the trouble on Friday and Satur-
day to ascertain the stock OF -four in that market
that the stock amounts to 60 43G.
Secretary Cobb, by direction Of tie President. is
acting as Attorney General during the absence Of
Attorney General Black
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