The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-02
EUROPE.
FURTHER BY THE ARABIA
We CLEAN the following additional news from our
files Of European papers received by the Arabia:
GREAT RRJTAIN

bill having for its object the extension of the eccle
siastical liberty of clergymen Of the Church OF
England to the extent enjoyed by non-contormists,
was debate and rejected by vote OF lGS to l3l.
The Duke of Newcastle in reply to the Earl of
Carnarvon, said that within the last twenty four
hours circular despatch from the French govern
ment relative to the Savoy question had been re-
ceived, but he was not yet prepared to lay it before
| the House.
Lord John Russell made & similar statement to
! that made by the Duke of Newcastle in the Upper
House, relative to the reception of a circular des
patch from the French government, and explained
the nature of the despatch. NJ. Thouvenel states
that the altered position of Italy renders necessary
the annexation of Savoy to France, but that before
adopting any decisive measure, the feelings of the
people of Savoy will be consulted The tone of the
despatch is such to produce the impression that
the French government considers it absolutely ne
cessary to annex Savoy, for the protection of their
own interests. the noble lord added that the
views of the government would at once be laid be-
fore her Majesty, and would be embodied in des-
patch which would be submitted to Parliament
Sir Robert Peel made an indignant protest
| against the policy of the Emperor Napoleon, and
called on government to firmly oppose his project
| The London Times of the IGth in its city article
| says:
1.-The caution money of f2O, 900 on the conces-
sion for the North Atlantic Telegraph between Eu-
rope and the United States for one hundred wears
| granted by the Danish government, is stated to
have been remtted to-day to the Danish Minister
OF Finance at Copenhagen, by Messrs. Crosby &
Den
mark, via the Farce Islands, Iceland, Greenland
| and Labrador, to Canada and the United States;
and its practicabiity is represented to have been
! recently demonstrated by personal survey made
| by Colonel Shaffner who, on Wednesday last gave
| evidence upon the subject before the Committee of
| the House of Commons sitting"
The Dd,ty Ne'Cs of the 18th, saws that if the
| statement respecting the mode of cedng Savoy be
correct the event will be more serious in its ulti-
| mate and necessary consequences than any which
have occurred since the fall of the Great Napoleon
henceiorth not even the most sangune will be able
! to believe in the maintenance of peace. Europe
| has to reckon with a power which tramples
upon the most sacred rights, and which has cast
OF respect for everything but material force
Sooner or later Europe will find itself compelled
IN selt-detence, to conhne this power within the
|. limits of law.
The Herald uses the same language
RUHoRED CESsION OF AN AFRICO SPANISH PORT TO THE
STATES
From te Paris Correspondence Of The LirerpooL ournaI
L notice some curious remarks, in the PiedmOn-
tese Opinione, respecting American naval tactics
IN the Mediterranean. 1t asserts that negotiations
have been entered into between Spain and the
United States for the ceding of port the newly
acquired coast of Africa, which would confer a
harbor of refuge on them, and supply to Spain
safeguard at present, and ultimately an important
ally. England opposes this.
There may or NAV not be truth in this ass ertion;
but II, as it continues, similar proposals were made
to SARDINIA previous to the African war, it wears
an aspect iavoring credbity. 1t appears that an
American man-ot-waris is now lying in the bay of
Genoa, and that the sailors are c0mmitti,r r,o.t
outrageous excesseS REFUSING payments .ffar co
rousing, even Jumping THROUGH the caspmpntso "a n
diversion OF exit, and using knives in the fray-
These exhibitions will draw upon all who speak the
omlnous British tongue and wear sailors garb
the retributive Indignation of the towns people |
was in Genoa during the month of AnriI last veor
on occasion OF the landing of the Emperor for the
Italian campaign, and witnessed the small afrons
scattered upon our blue jackets belonging to the
and nv tha Enclish uuhIic at H., ,in 10 L' i''
G,rnnca to tLa ,isti, stato ~ ii"; " nav nav 'o
card Rut wa srGcianII aownitl ~ "I'' le
ties to know thai il vas or,i,rt ~ tb ;i pa"
siiion taken mn nv our brII do, ro,,ro.a,,, ~
,,I,a;.,- - -, a. ~ 'SIPit
b" - 49, th 'smt Ia t,,e tohuS'Tau % the mar
mafna dtonr ond a. PLr i W., en naH't n"u J."
ish haarin[t %r Iaol, On LA @ ne "''u hIl'-
tion The tonk tbn a,,iiast %int t''| P!o,p'a
the GATES A. we'll as in ,bn cradoI {" ili
came lnss on sbc,g. brt t III, " I - ~ az"
they rrrort tLis nersonaI dnmnrsfratin,f a ny
| tional OUTRAGE.
rur opr.r = ,srt,r>, co,,,,.,, r, ,,. ~
Al th nnt tis ';,s c9|tN" ~ NJ" 3uNN'
comnonv II was orrend to raiso on oiI;t;,i @ ,,'n
of { In6 nnn i; 90 t I "i i ,'1t'i.''l ! Su'
rroot Iii, Cr 500 b tt tt, '," tIuP t'te
f,l nr tba cnr,non,, fJS0 6no NJ ~ oap!
t.l !. IN carry a r'rarara,o, d;iiI ~ ' ," tPl
and half nor cant r,,.aLlo o,t or ib ft ~ tt
r tb ~ i, ~, 5! W, VI ''c nI'' P'"n'S
of rdrin he nnr Lns 80 "Ite ti 'ne power
pt tyyp I,
navme1t of boEns of twanty mar can't anu
Cantain Robertson of tbn Rnard ~ rrod, ho,
,,oda a ,,;nrta ord oor FL ,,.a " - '"s
and has eiated tb oItarati ii W ~; IiT ','lP'
ouired to he uoda bnfnrn tba Rood ~ ~ 'S III
,trant tbar cartifcatn Man "f thIo "ue WI
ments are of very triHnG charactnr bnt tho
whole Of the works required can he cnmnIetad in
about two months II is expected that the shin
will be able to start for New York about tha cam,
time that the Prince of Wales will visit Canada
nd will ia bn aIl
royal squadron. Circulars have been issued to the
present shareholders, requesting them to send in
applications for the new shares, and up to last
night applications for nearly $50 600 had been re-
ceived at the offices of the company-London o.
seIrer, March II.
We learn that the successor OF the lamented
Captain Harrison, in the command of the Great
Eastern, is Capt. Mark f. Law Captain Law, as
some Of our readers will remember was in the YES
sci with Captain Harrison when the ia al accident
occurred that resulted in his death. Captain Lay,
who formerly paymaster of the ship is Al wears
of age, and man of great experiance second tn
none aloat.
FRANCE
The Sardinian Government is said to have assent
ed to the demand of France for the cesson of SAVOY
and Nice by special treaty between France and
Piedmont-the treaty to be followed BY the vote nf
the municipalities OF the ceded territory.
The Paris NoniieHr announces that government
had submitted to the Corps Legisatif a project for
dev0ng forty millions oI francs in loans to manu-
machinery and another project concerning the
notifications Of the tariff for wooIs cottons and
raw materials.
The French feet had been recalled from AIges-
ras. The Paris correspondent of the Times saws
an autograph letter from the Emperor Napole0n
cOuched in an angry style had reached Kino Vic.
tor Emanuel The EmpeTor invites the Kin0 mt
tn accent Tuscany in his oun name 'potwitbStand
ino tbe racant tast of rnirersoI snfi;ono U -
name Prince of his own house for Tnscopv. and
according to the same renort. he is debarrcd frnr
occupyinG the Pomouna which NAV ha ,,oyornod
by a Vicar accountable to the Pope.
WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS 1vLoun,nny-
coNr1ICr1NG ,croIrvrs
The Lde,eudeucp oC RruesaIs givas tba C,IIou,
inp which bowavar we do nnf find confr,,"d
from anv ether marier. '" ''''''' i'''
We are ahIa tH annouuca that tho Cabirot of
Paris has sent orders to Marshal valiant m va.
tirn with bis tronns from Iorbordr nn IA da
nm ybicb H. onnayot;on 90 TrsoanII 70 -,
sLofI have boon ,,rncIairnad TIis orIor baIii
haan no,nr,nnioa,od h., NorsLaI vaiIant 70 ~
Kina of sardinia tbro1oh tbe Governor If Milan
Chevalier d'AzeoIio on The 9Th or 9Th of March
q Cabinet Council was imm-diateIv held at Tnrin
TO deliberate on the situation in which Pirdmont
would be placed by This determination or tho
French government. which is in conforn,itv with
the declarations made by the Emperor Napoleon
in his speech of the lst and bv his Minister of
Foreign Affairs in the despatch of the oath ult
After a discussion which lasted the whole morn
ing, King Victor Emmanuel and his Ministers de-
cided on acceptinp the consequences which the
resolution of France NAV produce On tbe de-
rarture of the mail which brnos these details tbe
rumor was spread at Turin that the army was
about to be mt on a war fnoting in order to ba
,,rooo,,J all