The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-19
Additional Foreign News.
BY TIE AMERICA.

details of the Americas news, has arrived here.
The steamship city of Baltimore reached Liver
pool on the morning of the I'd.
The Cunard Company advertise the steamers
Etna and Jura to leave Liverpool for New Y ork
direct, respectively on the 18th and 3lst of De-
cember.
The invitation of the French government to at
tend the Congress had reached the British Cabinet
but the Austrian invitation had net been received.
1t is taken for granted that England will be repre-
sented, and speculations are ahoat as to who the
representative will be. as 10 which nothing authen
tic is known. The Times urges PalmerstOn himself
to go,and rumor says not without sanction in high
quarters
The Opinione of Turin, confidently points to
Count Cavour as the probable first representative
of Sardinia. Martinez de la Rosa will represent
Spain. All the powers will be represented by two
plenipotentiaries. The fifth of January is spoken
flor the first sitting. The principal representa-
tves of the four great Continental powers will, it
is reported, be the following:
RUsSia-Prince GOrtschakoH
Austrid-Count Rechberg.
Frdnce-COunt Walewsk
Prussia-Baron Schleiwtz.
lie Nord says there many obstacles in the
way of Cavours representing Sardinia, and De-
sambros will probably be the The same
journal says England will be represented by Lords
| Clarendon and COwleY.
The principal Russian organs declare that the
French Government has no idea of applying to the
Congress to cancel the clauses of the treaties of
1915, relative to the Napoleon dynasty
The Times Vienna correspondent learns from
Berlin that Prussia, Russia and England were
endeavoring to establish basis for their nrgOtia-
tions with France and Austria during the Con-
gress
The French brig Revil Matin, from Newfound-
land for Bayonne, had been lost on the coast of
Landes. Out of one hundred and ffty-two persons
| on board, only twenty y-seven were saved.
Count Won Hartig is announced as nominated to
represent Austria at the Court of Turin.
Garibaldi having military occupation
his hands promises to devote his time to the mus
| ket fund commission.
The President of the Tuscan Ministry had been
summoned to Turin to make arrangements respect
ing the regency.
The new Electoral law for the Lombardo-Sardi-
nian kingdom is promulgated. The number of
deputies is fixed at two hundred and sixty, being
about one to every thirty thousand inhabitants.
| An eleetor must be turned twenty-five years, and
must have learned to read and write.
Turin despatch of the I'd says, the separate
| governments of Parma Modena and Romagna, are
suppressed from the Sth December. These prov
inccs will have one sole government with minis
try sitting at MOdena, and legislative commission
and commander of the military forces sitting at
| Bologna.
General O'Donnell is said to have demanded
1000 more soldiers, in order to complete the
$4,000 with which he proposes to take the field
against Morocco.
On the Both November a considerable Moorish
force attacked redoubt to the right Of the Span
| ish encampment before Ceuta, but repulsed
| by division under the direction of O'Donnel.
One hundred and twenty Spaniards were placed
more numerous.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 4.-The steamship Prince
Albert left here at balEpast O'Clock, p NJ. for
Galway.
LONDON, VIA Queenstown, December 5.-The fol-
lowing letter has been published here
PALACE OF THE TrILEHEs.
To Hessrs Sha,c, MelIot=jg Dc Co.. Biack.,ccH.
| GENTLEMEN:-Y0u have written to the En-
| to know what his intentions regards Eng
land. Great fears or great confidence should alone
explain this step. On the one side, you posses
sed with an imaginary trouble, which appears to
have seized upon your country with the rapidty of
epidemic, and on the other hand, you reckon
upon the loyalty Of him from whom you desire
reply. 1t was easy for yourselves, however, to give
it. lfyou had calmly examined the true state of
your apprehensiOns, you had only found in all the
rumors created by your fellow-countrymen the alb
soIute propagation OF the most chmerica alarms, be-
cause, until now, there not Il word or act of
| the Emperor's which permits doubt of his senti
ments and consequently, of his intentions towards
your country. His conduct, invariably the same,
has not changed moment to show his faithful and
irreproachable ally, that what he has been he will,
declare it to you in his name continue to be. Wit
ness again the approaching community Of pers to
be shared at distance by your soldiers and ours.
Great nations should appreciate, but not fear each
other. Receive gentlemen, the expression of my
distinguished sentiments.
Signed Tue SECRETARY OF THE EMPEROR.
Chief du Cabinet.
The report that Lord Palmerston will be the first
plenipotentiary of England at the Congress, had
made favorable impression the Paris Bourse.
PARIS, Saturday.-The three per cents. opened
firm and animated AZ IF, and closed at 7lt for
money, and 7If 15c. for the end of December ac-
count showing rise OF nc. per cent. since yester
day afternoon.
The London Tallow Market was inactive at 5Gs.
for the year, and 55s Sd. for spring.
! TURIN, 3d.-The affair of the delegation of the
Regency to Buoncompagni has been arranged to
the satisfaction of all parties He will proceed i'm
medately to Florence with the rank cf Governor
| n he PrDVi Df al tai
TRIESTE, d.-COnstantinople advces state that
the government had withdrawn the troops station
ed at Thessaly, on the Greek frontier, and trans
ferred them to Monastin.
LIVERPOOL, December 4.-The royal mail steam
ship ASIA arrived this afternoon from New York.
LISBON, December 2.-The Brazilian mail of No
vember Sth has arrived. battle had been fought
between Urquiza and the army at Buenos Ayres.-
The latter were beaten, and were in full flight to-
ward the town. Urquiza was marching on Buenos
Ayres.
LATEST.
\ Rome despatch of the I'd says the report that
the Pope had already consented to be represented
at the approaching Congress, and had appointed
Cardinal Antonelli to represent him, is without
foundation.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Liverpool Financial Reform Association gave
| grand demonstration in honor of Messrs. Golden,
Bright and General Thompson Owing to Mr..
Cobdens continued illness in Paris, and General
Thompsons inability to attend Mr.. Bright the
only guest present He made formal and brilliant
speech in favor of direct taxation and asserted that
agitation would continue till free trade principles
were carried out to the fullest extent.
The meeting large and enthusiastic. Mr..
Roebuck had also been making a characteristic
speech at meeting in Bath. IN the course of his
remarks he charged the Prince de Jouville with
abusing the hospitality of England by preparing
plans of the Southern coast and drawing up scheme
of attack.
The Prince writes to the newspapers and declares
Mr.. Roebuck's assertions entirely devoid of foun-
datOn.
The unsatisfactory position of the Great Eastern
had attracted much attention. Shares continued to
decline, and according to the Times rumors were
current that some of the proprietors contemplated
institutng proceedings in equity or through the
Board of Trade to obtain full insight into the past
management of the vessel. A rumor was current
that Capt. Harrison had resigned the command
but this the Liverpool Mercury says is false.
The London Star says that the Royal commission
which was appointed to enquire into the National
defences, has agreed to report the South coast
dock yards imperfectly defended as to re-
quire twelve millions sterling to fortify them thor
oughly. The Star also says that the commits
sioners will recommend levy for the amount
required
DR.. Smith was convicted of the modified charge of
bigamy and sentenced to one years confinement
with hard labor.
The Noniterr publishes the following despatch
from Admiral Roman Desfosses, relative to the
ported bombardment of Tetuan by French vessels:
THE BRErAGNE,
Off Algesras, November 26.
Yesterday the vessel St. Louis was cannonaded
by the forts at the entrance of the river Tetuan.
, Informed of that the night, have this morn
ing. with four steamers, DESTROYED the two forts
which have been abandoned by the MorOccans. To-
, morrow the Foudre will proceed to Tangiers to
make representations to the Minister
Katil. Justice was fulfilled and | have resumed
the part of neutrality. ROMAN DEsFosSEs.
The Paris Pays is assured that the Governor of
Tetuan had dismissed the Moroccan forces who
acting without authority, have rendered himself
guilty of unjust aggressiOns against nation at
peace with Morocco.
= Considerable activity evnced in shipping
forces for China, and it expected that the last
ships forming the Chinese expedition would have
quilted France by December 18th.
The monthly average of the price of wheat, as
published in the Moniteur, shows an advance Of
ive-eighths of a centime the previous month s
average.
The French frigate Perseverance, with troops
for China, has been twice driven back by bad
weather.
The Paris Bourse was quite buoyant, but the
business small. Rentes closed at T0f 90e
ITALY.
letter is published from the Pope to the Bishop
of Orleans, thanking him for his celebrated ultra
montane letter of September last, which gave the
tone to all the Others The Pope congratulates the
Bishops generally that amid the sad and perverse
agitation of the present time, his most ardent de-
sire is them courageously defending the
/ of God and his church.
SPAIN.
The embarkation of troops continued necessarily
at Malaga, Algesiras and CadZ.