The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-23
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The PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM-Nothing
could exceed the pleasure manifested bv the Prn-
cess Frederick William at revisitng the scenes of
her chlldhood and youth at Osborne. All the new
arrangements, alteration and all the little ad-
dltlons were detected at once and the kindest
greetings, and the most gracious recogntions were
accorded to all the members of the royal household
er % roy al nlghness is certainly thinner than when
sue ieIt England, but looks remarkabl well in
heaith and truly happy Court Journal
- Inc Director General of Public Instruction j.;
LgyPc arrived In Paris the 2Sth 1t is said that
20 MAKE himself acquainted with the
to the establishment of one in Egvpt for tbo -
opment OF literature science and art 0
A Dutch paper makes US acquainted with ,
branch OF commerce of the existence of which we
were not previously aware, namely youno foxos
1t is stated that in the last three weeks 66 cubs
have been sent from Bergen up-Z -Zoom to be shinnad
at Rotterdam for England.
letter from Stockholm, of the 2lst states that
his Majesty, the King of Sweden, (who is suffering
from paraysis) had several irregular attacks of
fever, which had prevented him from quitting his
room, but that on the above date he had recovered
and was able to dine with the other members of the
royal family.
A young sapant. NJ. de Lamothe formerly puril
OF the EcoIe des Charles, has discovered at Madrid
some unpublished manuscripts of great interest for
the history OF France. There is among others
letter from the Spanish ambassador at Paris, writ
Ten at Louvre on the very day of the massacre of
details.
COST OF TUNNEL UNDER THE ALPs-The EXPENSES
incurred up to the present for the tunnel under the
Alps at the Col de Freus amount to 5000 900 fr.,
for length of 6l3 metres which have been pierced
3oS on the Piedmontese side, and 255 on that of Sa
Voy. The cost of the nnel-heading (full width
and height of course) has been, up to the present
ume' o,lo6 francs the ineal metre; say fl20 yard
an enormous sum.-The Builder
SIsrERHooDs OF OxFoRD-A letter in the Daily
Ne'os, dated Oxford, referring the institution Of
Sisterhood of Protestant Nuns, some time since
established in the diocese, says
"a lady on visit to the Sisterhood here Il am
not aware that she had been formally received as an
inmate, and who was engaged to be married has
been induced to break off her engagement and take
a vow of perpetual virginity. Her father, who is a
clergyman, is highly indignant, but is calmly told
by the young adys spiritual adviser that the thing
Is done, that there is no help for it. and that all
discussion of the subject is useless'
An invention has been patented for taking photo
graphic portraits on cloth, bv process which rem
ders lmpervious to atmospheric influences, and, in
the words OF the inventor allows of their 'sbeino
carried loose in the pocket, unprotected by frame
or glass, without fear of injury" Portraits taken
by this process be sent in letter. they can also
be subjected to any cleansing process without detr
ment, and are indelible so long as the cloth on
which they eXecuted Is uniniured