The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-12
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.


New York, September 1.-THE steamer City of
Washington, from Liverpool on the 30th ult, has
arrived. Her news has generally been anticipated,
but her papers contain additional items of in
terest
The accounts from the French harvests are more
salts factory The wheat all safely housed in the
southern department, and it hoped that all in
the northern department would be saved.
The harvest in Poland has proved a total failure
Count Persigny in opening the General Council
of the Department of the Loire, made an important
speech in favor of the policy of the Emperor. He
justified the annexation of Savoy and Nice, and re-
pudiated the idea that the policy OF France was
aggressive or at all threatening to England or the
Rhine frontiers of Prussia, and he confidently pre-
dicted an era of peace and prosperity for Europe
The Papal Government had sent reinforcements
to the garrison at Beneveuto but they were driven
out of the town and forced to return.
There was increasing agitation in Hungary
General Benedict t,a had resigned his Goye5norship.
Letters from Odessa speak of the excellent condi-
ton of the wheat in that region.
The cholera had broken out at Malaga. Six
hundred persons had been. attacked with it, of
whom fifty died.
1t is said that Napoleon has resolved to create
two new regiments of Zouaves.
1t is stated that the French Admiral at Naples
has been ordered to observe the strictest neutral
ty, and to do nothing to interfere with the defence
of Naples against an attack.
Orange Diheulty-The Mayors Apology
and the Dukes Ansyver-The Ceremonies
Proceed to-DRy-Visit of the Royal Party
to COllingwoOd and intermediate Places.
TORONTO, Monday, September 10-10 80 p. M
| The difficulty between the Duke of Newcastle
| and the city officials having been satisfactorily ad.
justed, the Mayor of the city has issued procama-
! tion informing the citizens of that fact, and en-
| bodying the following letter from the Duke, which
was sent in answer to the Mayors apology, iu which
he took upon himself the onus of not having told
4 the Duke that the portrait of King William was
1 still upon the arch-his reason being that the Ro-
| manists did not insist upon its removal:
| GOVERNMENT HOUSE, TORONTO
Saturday, Sept. g. 1860.
sincerely anxious that all the painful events OF
the last few days should be at and forever buried
oblivion and nothing remembered the
scene which last night proclaimed the world the
imous and enthusiastic loyalty Of the city Toronto that
it is relief my mind that can without any sacrifice
duty Prince Of Wales accept apology which
is offered by your letter. just received can only hone
that from this moment all differences may as completely
vanish frcm the minds of others they will from that
\ Of, Sir, .s ET..Frs
Your very obedient servant,
(Signed,) NEWCASTLE
II And also the following:
SIR:-The Prince of Wales will be happy to receive the
members of the Council Tuesday, at 10 O'clock you
PROPOSE instead of to- morrow. was not when
wrote to you that the Prince would start early.
| (Signed,) NEWCASTLE.
The news has passed from mouth to mouth with
great zest, and the town has been stupidly happy
| All the Orangemen have also succumbed, and the
subordnates have been snubbed by their leaders.
The Steamer City OF Washington
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