The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-20
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA,
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

FURTHER FROM EUROPE
NEW oRK, Feb. lS.-The steamer Arabia from
Liverpool via Queenstown, with dates to the 4th
has arrived. Her news has been partly anticipated
The Europa arrived out on Saturday afternoon
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
f6l6 O90.
QUEENSTOWN, Saturday.-[Per telegraph from
Liverpool. Sales ofCotton to-day estimated at Is
UOO bales, including 1000 bales to SPECTATORS The
market closed buOyant with an advancing tendency.
Breadstutfs closed quiet. Provisions duiet Lon.
don-Consols 945s@9434.
The NiSo was to sail on the 8th, in the place OF
the Glasgow.
ENGLAND.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Cochrane gave
hotce that on the 18th he would call the attention
China. "i''i
The most important portions of the PROCEEDINGS
IN Parliament on the I'd and 3rd have already been
published.
Lord John Russell defended the British Consul at
Iangier from the charges that he had aided the
Moors and asserted that he pursued strictly neu-
trail policy.
In response to an inquiry, Lord John Russell said
tne government had no reason to suppose that war
hke preparations were going forward on an extra
ordinary scale in France.
The government had earnestly endeayored tn nrn
vent renewal of hostiities now that Congress was
not likely to meet, and had received most satsfac-
terry assurances
The ratiications of new commercial treaty with
france were to be exchanged at Paris the dav
the steamer sailed.
Dr. Todd, an eminent physician and physiologist,
is dead. '7'
AT Southampton, on Tuesday, the 3lst, Edmund
Lane first mate, and Gordon Hires second mate, of
the American bark Anna, were placed at the bar
charged with having caused the death of six sea
men, whle on the voyage from America. The
magistrates decided to hear each case separately:
and at the close of the case as regards Armstrono
the Gp8gtoa di9prpe9 IUtil Ib rsCay roorninr when
next to be heard being that of John Turtle The
necessary authority having been received from the
Secretary of State, Mr. Thornton, American con-
sui, appeared to conduct the case against the pris-
oners, who were defended by Mr. Leigh and Mr..
Harfield.
FRANCE.
Rumors are current that the Cbalons camp is
soon to be re-established.
The Pdtrie pronounces as false the statement Of
the approaching departure of French troops from
Rome.
The same journal says it appears certain that the
question OF the annexation of Central Italy will be
subordinate to the result of universal suffrage All
the powers are agreed as to the proprietv of that
measure, the early application of which will posi-
lively make known the state of public opinion in
Italy.
The Rentes closed firm, on the Sd, at eff S5c
Prince La Tour D'Auvergne has been ordered to
proong his stay at Turin some time after the arri-
val Of Baron Talleyrand to support the counses of
moderation which Napoleon had ordered him to
submit to Count Cavour.
The French army is to be considerably reduced
and the policy of the Emperor tends more than
ever towards peace
An aiiray had occurred in Ancona between the
Papal Chasseurs and Artillervmen on one side, and
the Gendarmes on the other. Three hundred of
the former, it is said were arrested of whom forty
were wounded.
The Mazzini party said to be active at Rome,
put General HOrgOn had taken measures for pre-
venting manifestations.
An address from the town of Perugia containing
six hundred and nine signatures, has been sent to
Napoleon.
FRANCE AND SAVOY.
The well-BnOwn correspondent of tho Times, who
writes under the signature of ''Scnez," expresses
his belief, in spite of official denias or official un-
certainty, that a positive engagement exists be-
tween the Court of the Tuilerics and the Court Of
Turin for the cession of Savoy and the county of
Nice by Piedmont 10 France upon the fulilment
OF certain conditions that this engagement was
entered into more than year ago, before the com
mencement of the Italian war. and at a time when
the intention to engage in that war was still peril
nacousy denied and that in spite of the care with
which the existence of this engagement has been
withheld from the knowledge of the British Gov
ernment and its agents, both by France and bv
Piedmont, the main objects of those Governments
at the present time is, if possible to obtain the as
sent, at least the submission, of the country to
the tutment of those stipuations. at would not
be impossible, whenever it shall become necessary
to point out the mode, the time, and the man. in
which, at which, and by whom the negotiations
were conducted-tacts which, when they are clear
| ascertaned and established will place bevond
all doubt the true character of the ruler of France
and the tendency of his policy" He saws that the
conditions on which Savoy and Nice were to be
surrendered have not vet been performed; and the
object of NJ. Cavour and Victor Emmanuel is sim
ply to compel France to perform them at whatever
peril to the future peace of Europe.
AUSTRIA.
kossuth had suddenly disappeared from London
and it was thought he had gone to Hungary.
The address of the hungarian Protestant Asso-
citation says that the present national movement
will resemble an avalanche, and Hungary will de
tach herself at the first opportunity from Austria
Austria - salu 10 tie directing Imurv truups trr-
wards Tyrol, Venice and Hungary.
The London Globes Paris correspondent saws that
it is generally understood that France and England
are about to make Joint summons to Austria to
desist from sending troops on to Marches and An
coma, and to evacuate Venetia at the earliest pc
Rod, and accept such indemnity Italy is now
ready to offer.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times. writing
on the 25th ult., says: yesterday morning after
the receipt of telegram announcing the appear
ance Of Sandman troops ct Mirandola near Modena,
such violent language was used by influential mill
tary men that an immediate interference on the
part Of Austria appeared probable, but information
has since reached me that the Emperor, flor the
moment intends to remain a passive spectator of
the dongs OF the non-Austrian Italians. Offers to
purchase Venice have been made, but Austria has
paid no attention to them, because she intends to
re-take Lombardy whenever a favorable opportuni-
ty may present itself, and that province would be
of little to her if she had parted with Venice
for valuable consideration Another reason yhy
Austria will not sell Venice is that she knows the
sale of one province would produce an exceedingly
bad impression the others, ard more particular
ly on the Southern Tyro and Hungary. 1t is GER
tain that large bodies of troops have recently been
sent to Veneta, but the reinforcement of the Aus
trian army in that province must be considered a
precautionary rather than an offensive measure"
The Vienna correspondent of the Times writing
on the 9th ult, says:-
The more influential members of the Hungarian
deputation have repeatedly been coseted with
Count Rechberg, the Minister President, and one
of them, Baron Nicholas Way, had had an inter
view with the Archduke Reignier, who is Pres-
dent of the Council of the Empire but his Majesty
refuses to grant an audience TO the Protestant dele
gateg The members Of the deputation who are in
direct communication with Count Rechberp, hay-
ing informed the Minister President that the Prot
estants in Hungary wished to have the question
relative to the Evangelical Church settled Sin
way which was in accordance with their historical
rights )" were told that the Government was desir-
Gus to satisfy the Hungarian Protestants. but that
it could not quit the path it had entered. The
Austrian Minister President believes that the Hun
garian Protestants are cowed; but he is mistaken.
For the sake of peace and quiet some of the Lu-
therans may he inclined TO do as thev are hid
by Count Leo Thun but the CaIyinists who are
Magyars to a man. are almost as stern and infexi-
Bile as the Scotch Covenanters of the 18th cen
tury, and will not cease to insist on the com
plete restoration of thei, religious rights and priv
ileges.
HUNGARY.
Further letters are published from Hungary
showing that things are beginning to assume a
Tery serious aspect in that country owing to the