The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-11
THE MAILS OF THE ASIA.

Turin letter of the 18th ultimo says:
have already mentioned that Garibaldi would
be the again long. | find fur
ther proof of that assertion in letter dated Caser-
ia, Nov. 6, and addressed by himself to the commit
tees of assistance, the same which organized the
expedition to Sicily. Here it is: "Brethren,-You
have well served the country; Italy owes in part to
your efforts the deliverance of its southern pro-
vinces. Do not separates do not leave your under
taking incomplete. What you have done for Naples
and Sicily you must also accomplish for Rome and
Venice. The articles and meannesses of others
should stimulate your zeal instead of discouraging
you. The end must be attained. You will see me
ever ready to hasten to the spot where the stand
of Italy and Victor Emmanuel shall be raised"
This language is clear and precise, and you be
certain that it will be attended to by the persons
whom it is addressed.
The late concessions of the Austrian Govern
ment do not appear to be received with much favor
by those they were intended to conciliate. The
Hungarians have assumed an attitude which must
prove extremely embarrassing to the Vienna
thorities. In many parts of the country the peo-
pie nave refused pay taxes, and when the house
hold goods produce of the defauters are seized,
no buyers can be found. Inflammatory proclama
tions are in circulation in varions parts of Hunga-
ry, and national demonstrations are made to the
vexation of the imperial authorities. The stage is
made vehicle for patriotic songs, which the Gov
ernment prohibit, and all the symptoms of intense
hatred on the part of the Magyars exist strongly
as before the outbreak twelve years back.
The HoUimento, of Genoa, relates the following
curious anecd0te: - w hen Garlbadl arrived at Ca
prera, he astonished to find the appearance of
the island quite changed. Instead of the stony de-
sert he had left, he before him we'll cultivated
fields and beautiful plantations with shady groves
and spacious avenues. 1t looked if a magician
had been there and struck the island with his wand
bidding Nature forthwith to lavish her treasures
this chosen spot. But the General was still fur
ther surprised, when instead OF his humble cottage
elegant villa stood before him. entering which
the mystery was soon explained, for, 10, on the
walls OF fine large hall hung the portrait of his
tIiend Victor Emmanuel, who had turned his alb
sence to account to prepare this surprise for him.
The French sailing frigate Isis has just completed
voyage of circumnavigation with more than ordi-
nary rapidity. The Isis sailed from Brest on the
10th of April last, with body of marines, to re-
lieve the garrison of Tahiti. She touched at Rio
Janeiro towards the end of May, and since then no
account reached France of her course. The author
tiles began to feel some uneasiness to her fate
when, on the 10th of November she anchored in
the harbor of Brest, having fulfilled her mission and
having sailed round the globe in 2l0 davs
1t is stated that Mr.. Hope Scott, Q. G., of Alb.
botsford, is shortly to be married to a daughter of
the Duke of Norfolk. Mr.. Hope Scott married first
a daughter of Mr.. lIockhart's granddaughter of
Sir W. Scott, who died about two years ago, and
by whom he had several children, of whom only one
now survives. This, the last lineal descendant of
the great minstrel, is Mary Monica Hope Scott,
aged about eight years, and the heiress of the
estate at Abbotsford.
ssAl the arrangements are declared to be perfect
for having in London, in 1862, an International
Exhibition a scale still more imposing than that
of 1851. The guarantee fund now amounts to
f365,00O, subscribed by 66l persons. This guar
antee fund is 100000 more than was deemed suf-
fcient to inaugurate the Hyde Park Exhibition il
1851.
Among the railway applications for next session
is one for tubular underground line, of mile
and half, from Regents circus, London, to the
Metropolitan line at Smithteld, by which a com
munication to the Bank will be established. The
contemplated capital is f2OO 600. Ultimately it is
intended to extend the line from Regents circus to
kensington.
The Paris Presse states that NJ. Theirs has just
sent to the press the last sheet of the 18th vol
ume of his 'History of the Consulate and the En-
pre- to appear ON the 5th of December.
Letters from Rome state that Cardinal Antonel-
lis family have offered for sale all their estates
situate in the Comarca of Rome.