The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-10
EUROPE.
DETAILS By THE PERSIA


The steamers Persia and Ocean Queen arrived at
New York on Thursday afternoon, bringing Liver
pool dates of the 26th ult
..w THE CONGRESS. ..
The Paris correspondent of the London Post saws
decided difficulty had grown up in regard to the
proposed Congress. The invitations had not been
issued. Austria was said to be the cause of the
delay. ..I
Another authority says somewhat in contradc-
ton of the above) that Prince Metternich had re-
United to Count Walewski the letters from the
Austrian government addressed to the foreign
Powers, inviting them to take part in the Con-
gress. These invitations were to be delivered at
their respective destinations by the French courers
conveying similar invitations from the French gov
eminent. 'a. .s"
On the day when the notifications were exchanged
at Zurich, NJ. Armand delivered to the Austrian
plenlpotentiary draft at sight for twenty millions
of forins. The remaining eighty millions are to be
paid in four installments at short intervals.
1t was reported that Count Rechberg, assisted by
Prince Metternich, will represent Austria at the
Congress. .'
The Paris correspondent of the London Times, in
his latest letter. confirms the statement that the in
vitations to the Congress had been delayed, not
from any difference between the English and
French cabinets, but rather owing to some difficult
ties started by Austria on the Regency question:
The Vienna correspondent of the same journal saws
it was rumored in diplomatic circles there that
there were still many and great difficulties to be
moved before the Congress could meet.
The members OF the french anG Austrian MIS-
sons at Paris and Vienna had received decorations,
according to their rank, from the respective gov
ernments to which they accredited, also have
the representatives at Zurich.
... FRANCE.
The number of deaths from cholera in the French
army during the twenty days campaign against
the frontier tribes of Morocco was 2,106.
The French government was forming large de-
pots of coal, to provide against the inconvenience
that might result in any future war, from coal be-
ing declared cOntraband of war.
The sailing frigate La Vengeance had left for
China with 400 mariners on board.
A Paris semi-ofcial journal states that the COM
| munications between the French and English
squadrons at Algesiras continued to be most friend
| ly. 1t was expected that the greater portion of
the French vessels would soon return to Toulon.
Count Pourtales, the Prussian Ambassador at
Paris, is said to have been instructed to give the
French Government authentic explanations of the
] late interview between the Prince Regent of Prus-
STA and the Emperor of Russia.
| The Noniteur announces the appOin tment of the
Marquis de Moustier as French Ambassador to
| Austria.
pension of II, 900 francs has been accorded to
the widow of General Espinasse, who was killed in
Italy.
Sem-officia paragraphs had been despatched
to the provincial journals encouraging the i'm
preston that the Emperor had charged Lord
| G3wley to represent to her Britannia Majesty his
willingness to promote general disarmament in
! Europe.
The Paris BOurse firm and tending upward.
! Rentes closed on the 25th at 1920.
| The London Herdld's Paris correspondent SAYS it
is denied in well-informed quarters that the French
papers are to be restrained in their expressions
| against England.