The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-17
EUROPE.
DETAILS BY THE AFPTrA


We received our foreign files yesterday bv the
Atrlca, winch are from London and Liverpool, to
the lst inst We add details not included in the
telegraphic extract:
The steamer North Britain from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool at 1920 on the morning of the 29th
ult., and the Bavaria reached Southampton early
on the morning OF the Both. The Bavaria expert
enced most violent gale during the passage, and
one OF the seas which struck her washed two per-
sons overheard, and did some damage to the ship.
Inc Arago arrived at Southampton about mid
day on the Both.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord John Russell has been presented with the
freedom of the city of Aberdeen and in his speech
upon the occasion, he entered upon sundry noiical
questions. In speaking of Italy he took 6ccaeion
to declare that England would never under his an
Spices enter into the contest unless the RIGHTS f The
people OF Italy to govern themselves without the
interference OF foreign coercion, were recognized
AT the same time he declared his firm belief that
neither Austria nor France would use anv comnnI.
sion with the people of Central Italy
rumor was current that DR.. Smithurst, the
convicted poisoner of Miss Bankes, and whose sen-
tence of death has been respited is involved in fo
other cases of suspected poisoning which happened
some years ago.
A meeting had been held at Cork for the purpose
of promoting the claims of Cork harbor as n Naval
and packet station, and for making it a port of call
for the transatlantic steamers Hopes were held
out of the Cuuard Company being induced to make
Cork port of call for their steamers.
The revenue returns for the Quarter endinr Son-
tember Both had been published, and were onita
satisfactory The gross increase from the princnaI
sources of revenue about fS00 600 hnt tbis
was rather more than counterbalanced bv the re.
ductlon IN the lncome-tax, &C., and the non-opera
tion OF the increased income-tax of last session
The London builders strike remains in a verv
unsatisfactory state. Negotiations extending over
two days between the master builders and depu-
tatlon from the operative masOns had been brought
to a close without anv favorable result and the
breach between employers and employed was be-
coming wider and deeper than before.
The Great Eastern remained at Portland and if
she is removed from that port before going to Holv
head the directors have determined that she shall
go to Southampton
FRANCE.
The Emperor was not expected to return from
Biarritz until the Sth of October ~ 0Hi
The Paris Patre contains the foIoyin,. teTL =
number of vessels and troops which are To forn,
the French Expedition to China has not vet hean
decided upon. Up to the commencement of Augnst
last no treaty had been signed between France and
Cochin China" 10o anu
graph :-"Some foreign journals have statsd tb a.
the solution OF the affairs of Italy would be imneded
by the desire of the Emperor of the French 10 nnd
a. kingdom in Italy for prince of his house
nnese rumors 90 not need refutation. To deprive
them of all value it suffices without speakin0 of
the engagements entered into at Vilafranca to
Drng to recollection the acts and the words of the
Emperor Napoleon before and since that epoch"
1t is announced that several regiments of the
corps darmee, under the command of Gen. Castil-
lane in the Lyons district, had received orders to
hold themselves ready to march,
Some of the French journals are incensed at the
threat against the Press lately contained in the
MoniteT The Steele protests against the imputa-
on of the official print that to claim the substtu-
ton of law for caprice is an excess of discussion,
and boldly claims the right of temperately demand
ing any change in law which it deems Oppressive
and unjust. 1t demands trial by jury for press Of
porting the proceedings Of the Legislature.