The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02

Cooentz, and by the ready exchange of views which
tnen TOOK place between the leading statesmen of thu
wy countries, IN view of the present great compli
cati2ns ti@n IN the European political system"
, ne more satisfactory it is to be enabled to state
that there was coincidence between the views and
opinions OF England and Prussia on the preat and
important questions of the day." The articl. tim.
conciudes:-"While the Warsaw interview is q
proof OF the good understanding of Prussa with her
Eastern neighbors, the happy results of the inter.
view at CoblenIz prove that Prussia understands
how to cultivate the highly important interests by
which she is bound to England"
FRANCE
LONDON, Oct II, 1SGO.-The London Herayd's
Paris correspondent states that the departure of ad
dltlonal troops for Rome has been suspended The
second division OF the Army of Lyons has received
countermand, but has been warned to hold itself
III readiness to start at moments notice.
POLITICAL.
MISSOURI POLITICS
ST LOUIS, October 3l.-Frapk p Rjair returned
yesterday from his electioneering tour THROUGH
renhsylVanla and Illinois, and addressed LARGE
crowd in the evening. In the course of his sneecb
ne referred to the late presence of Senator Douglas
In thls city, and his reply to the questions pro-
pounded by the Bulletin relative to the alleged
completely OF Blair with Senator Green's seat in
the United States Senate, etc. Mr.. Douglas said
In MS late speech here that ''the Republicans made
ialse charge, and called upon the Breckenridge
men to swear to it, These men 90 around and re-
tail what they pretend to have been private CONVEX
satlons furnishing the Republican and Breckenridge
papers with material for an attack upon me. III
WIN release them from the obligation of honor, per-
maps they will speak out"
Mr.. Blair said :-'If Mr.. Douolss intandod -
imply by the above language that ever souobt a
private interview with him upon political subiects
ana furnished the Breckenridge papers with
@cnarges @ against him, based on that conversation,
and sought to have myself called unon "a a vi
ness TO prove the charge, he is guilty of gross and
wanton falsehood, and | can produce the most con-
ciuslve evidence to prove it upon him. | never
~ luurnlshed the Breckinridge papers, nor anv one
ese, with charges against Mr.. Douglas based np-
on what ho had said nor did communioate ex-
cept In accordance with his own views and sup
gestIons, and TO forward his wishes; and am not
even responsible for the fact that the substance of
hen asked subsequently, and after had been as. |
ailed by MIR. Douglas partizans, | declined say
ng anything about the matter"
The Douglas and Breckenridge clubs last pight
ame into collision just the latter was about dis
'ersing at their club ROOM The accounts pubIishnd
harge the Douglas men with baying been tha aoI
,ressors, though the Breckenridge men were yicto-
ious. Inc police alarm was given and the fire
department. called out Considerable excitement
prevailed, put no serious damage was DONE
special despatch to the Republican from Boone
lille, states that Senator Green made speech
here yesterday, in which he declared that but for
douglas, Kansas would have been a slave State
he Congressional protection of slavery he said,
'as the only doctrine that could preserve the Gov
rnment; but he would support Mr.. Douglas if it
'as the only chance to defeat Lincoln. He did not
hlnk that Mr.. Lincoln's election was cause for
ecesslon-anothern name for revolution.
ALABAMA POLITICS.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 1.-The Breckinridpe and
mon men held large meetings here last night.
he speakers at the Breckenridge gathering urged
'slstance IN the case of Lincoln's election.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF CONGRESS-
The next Senate will be composed thus:
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