The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-12
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.

EurODean
are taken from the New York papers:
letter from Genoa states that the Frencb Gov
ernment has taken up seventeen TRANSPORT vassels
which are to hold themselves in readiness in thai
port 1t is further stated that large mercantile
house has received orders TO store up a very con-
siderable quantity of rice at Vercieli and Navarro
The French Minister to Turin, who was in Paris.
had rendered his resignation, but it was not accept
ed: He would soon return to Piedmont.
The Paris BOurse on the 23d became buoyant and
the funds, owing to Lord Cowley's mission. adj
vanced = per cent. On the oath the confidence
continued, and the market was firm and active
closing with further advance On the 25th there
was much uncertainty and excitement, and decline
OF a per cent took place. The Three per-cents
closed at 6Sf. Csc. for money and eff soc. for ac
count
general meeting of the Great Ship Companv
nad been held IN London. 1t was confidently pre-
dicted that the Great Eastern will be ready Nv An
gust and Will certainly make her first trial trim to
Portland "' VI r ~
The FEELING IN AUsTRIA.-The London Times,
vienna correspondent says Count BuOl still believes
that peace will be maintained but the Emperor, be-
ing OF different opinion, is preparing for yipor
Gus defence of the Italian States
An official order interdcts the expectation of
mules and transit horses VI
The BOurse advanced u per cent undar +bo
news of Lord Cowlev's mission. '"0
despatch from Vienna, dated 25th ult. saws
The official Austrian Correspondence this eveninq
publishes an imperial order addressed to the Minis
Ter OF var commanding recall of all furloughed
sodlers belonging to certain regiments stationed in
Italy. The Correspondence points ont that the Oh
lect OF these measures is purely defensive that thew
are adopted In consequence of the war-like nreno
rations OF Sardinia and that they need not occasion
alarm, as the result of the efforts which are BEING
made in the cause of peace will be attended with
success. -'A
The London Times remarks that the truth is. the
army IN Italy is to be placed on footing
HE FEELING IN HANovER.-A despatch from Han
SpcOnd ham bor
mously resolved upon requesting the government
to obtain from the Federal Diet resolutions calcu
lated by their unanimity and execution to avert
the threatened danger of war; but if necessary r.
repel with the uniteo federal Power all ottacks on
Austria and GERMANY
~ Inc proposition made in the Hanoverian Upper
Chamher on the 18th ult to restrain the EXPORT of
horses gave rise to a warm debate in tho cnnrSa
OF which it was coptended that any French attack
on the 20 and Rhine would be a casvs beZi Pms
sla's dilatory policy was announced az anti
German. The proposition was unanimously agreed
AFFAIRS IN SARDGNIA.-It was reported in Turin
that the Emperor Napoleon was shortly expected
there on visit to the King of Sardinia.
CrlmleuX d Co., of Paris, had taken the Sardinia
loan at eighty per cent.
The Piedmontese volunteers have heen With
drawn from the frontiers of Modena and ordered to
c0nflne themselves to the interior The Minister of
finance OF Sardinia, on the 18th uit presented
bill for suspending, until further orders. the ex
$1,000 S'.'S va
dy.
WAR PREPARATIoNs IN ITALy-At Venice con-
tracts have been entered into for the construction
OF three forts, to be COMPLETED in civ well,
1t is said that 5000 workmen collected from oil
ports OF the Venetian territory, are already occu
pied on the works. The latest telegraph desnatch
from Milan says that the fermentation was increas-
ing. ~
The London Globe states baronetcv ia about n
be conferred on Mr.. Cunard
The commission appointed to consider the sub
Ject OF manning the navy have made comprehen-
slve report. They propose a plan, which by means
OF volunteers, will add 80 900 men to the reserve
Ihey likewise propose increased pay and other ad-
vantages to seamen. The increased expenditure is
estimated at f600, 900.
Edwin James, the well known counsellor, has
been elected a Member of Parliament from Marvle
bone by large majority.
Wm Armstrong, the inventor of the new rife
cannon which bears his name, had been presented
to the Queen, and received the honor of kniphthood
The order describes him as engineer to The War
Department for Rifed Ordnance" The appoiut-
ment Is regarded as very significant fact. One of
Armstrong; guns was being experimental with at
w oolwlch with great secrecy
1t is understood that the government had intima
ted to the Galway Steamship Company that thew
are prepared to grant subsidy of f3 900 per vow
age for tortnightly mail to America, alternative
between the ports of New York and BOSTON A.
the same time, the company are called on to show
that they have the necessary pecuniary ability and
are to make arrangements for the construction of
vessels suitable in every respect.
The loNtAN lsLANDs.-The Ionan Parliament has
rejected reg the projects of reform proposed by Mr.
Gladstone
Sir II. Storks, the new Governor, has assumed
office. N
TURKEY PREPARING FOR WAR.-There has been
another despatch of troops to the Danube
Inc government is arming six frigates and pre-
parlng numerous transports. The destination of
these vessels in case of would be the ports of
the Adriatic. "
The position of Omar Pasha in the neighborhood
OF bagdad Is critical, the Arabs having surrounded
him still more closely
kussIA.-The Commercial Gazette of Berlin states
mat 1t has good authority for believing that the
Russian government is negotiating for loan of five
millions with the Rothschilds
GREEcE.-The Greek government has demanded
credit of two millions of drachmas in case of
need - SO ~