The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-12
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ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA

ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
HALIFAX, July 1.-THE Arabia sailed for Boston
last night, and will be due there on Thursday morn
ing.
The new Neapolitan Cabinet is composed as fol-
lows: Commander Spinel is President of the Coun-
ell; Commander Martini is Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Signor Mamma, Minister of Finance, and
Marshall Lestucci, Minister of War.
The Neapolitan Government continued its prepa
rations for hostities, the proclamation of reforms
not appearing to give satisfaction.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The proceedings of Parliament were unimportant.
Notice had been given of resolution in the
Commons, which would bring to a direct issue the
question of privilege raised by the House of Lords
in rejecting the bill abolishing the paper duty.
The report of the Committee this subject is
published. 1t merely, as already reported, quotes
the precedents and makes no recommendation
FRANCE.
The rumors of contemplated French loan of
twenty millions sterling are officially c0ntradicted.
The prohibition against the publication of Epis-
copal pastorals in the French press have been with
drawn.
The Bourse very dull; the rentes closed at
6St. 55c.
SPAIN.
1t is asserted that, in conformity with legal ad-
vice, Count Montaembert and Don Fernando had
cancelled the renunciation of their pretensions to
the Spanish throne, signed by them when prison
ers at Tortosa.
SARDINIA.
The Sandman Chamber OF Deputies had voted
new loans by 2l5 against 3.
AUSTRIA, sc.
A convention had been signed between Austria
England and the Porte for a submarine telegraph
between Ragusa and Alexandria.
RUSSIA.
1t was believed that the new Russian loan in
London would prove failure; the applications
were light, and the lists would close on the 3Oth
utimo.
BRAZIL
The Brazil mails of the commencement of June
had reached Lisbon. Coffee at Rio 6I559@6N650
ries for good firsts Stock $4,000 bags. Exports
to the United States since last mail 5000 bags.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, July 1l.-The commissioners to set
tie the claims under the Paraguay treaty will prob
ably be in session two weeks longer The testi-
mony for the American claimants is not vet all
taken. 1t includes much valuable information rela-
tive to the national advantages and productions of
that country. The republic of Paraguay is repre-
sented by j. NJ. Carlisle ESQ.,, of this CITY, as its at
torney.-The Senate Printer on Monday delivered
to the binder 900 of the three hundred thousand
copies of the Agricultural part of the Patent Office
report, ordered by the House Twenty thousand
copies additional will be ready in the course of
few days. The printing of this document was de-
layed by the action of the House. in postponing the
order, until the session. The Senate edition of the
work has already been presented, bound and deliv-
ered.-There is no truth in the report that the
House Printer has suspended operations, as the At
torney General has not vet rendered an opinion,
as to the construction of the law, reducing the
prices to be paid for the printing.-
The report of the Covode Committee makes eight
hundred and forty printed pages. OF the one hun
dred thousand copies ordered by the House, thirty
thousand will be ready for delivery in the course of
a few days.-Congress, at the late session. order
ed printing including expense of at least $500 000
w orkmen commenced this morning the reno
val OF the naval Monument from the fish pond on
the western side of tina Capitol. 1t is to be trans
ferred to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, in pur-
suance of the recent order of Congress. The
United States Agricultural exhibition is to be held
at Cincinnati from September 18th to the Goth.
The premium list amounts to $50 900. No cattle
will be received account of the prevalence of the
pteHropnennaon ia, but large premiums will be offer
ed for horses, machinery and steam fire engnes.--
General Cullom, the former Clerk of the House of
Representatives, charged with embezzlement in
office, tried by the Criminal Court to-day
and acquitted.-Theophilu Fisk, well known
in the editorial world, has been appointed to
clerkship in the Post Office Department.
1t appears from facts just revealed that the Pres-
dent on learning from the public journals that the
Prince of Wales was about visiting the british
North American Provinces, addressed Queen Vic
toria on the 4th Of June, saying that he should
be happy to give him a cordial welcome to
Washington assuring her that everywhere in this
country he will be greeted by the American people
in such manner as cannot fail to prove gratifying
tn Her Majesty. In this they will manifest their
deep sense of her domestic virtues well as their
convictions of her merits wise, patriotic and
constitutional soyereign.-The Queen replies, un-
der date of June 22d, expressing her qualification
at the feelings which prompted the President to
invite the Prince to visit Washington, and adding
that it will give him great pleasure to have op-
portunity of testifying to the President in person
that those feelings are fully reciprocated. He
will thus be able at the time to mark the
respect which he cntertains for the Chief Magis-
trate of great and friendly State and kindred
nation.
Fatal Accident at Georgetown, o
CINCINNATI, July l0.-At Georgetown, Brown
county, Ohio, on the 4th, Homer Higgins and
Robert Glaze were severely wounded by the pre-
mature discharge of cannon.
On the 7th, at large Douglas meeting at the
same place, the same cannon prematurey discharg-
ed, instantly killing n. J. Ousser, and severely
wounding A. j. Bailey.
The Pacific Telegraph
WASHINGTON, July l1.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has invited proposals till the 10th of
September, for the use by the Government of the
line or lines of magnetic telegraph from the west
line of Missouri to San Francisco under the recent
act of Congress, the lowest offer to be accepted
and guarantee given for the performance of the
service
A New York Scandal.
New YORK, July ll.-Ex. Councilman Kerran
attempted to shoot Alderman Gent,in the Park to-
day, for an alleged recent attempted outrage
his sister and another lady, in boat on the East
river, by the Alderman and Mr.. Ketoby.
hio. WHO was SO Drutally DutcnereQ
few days since by discharged workman, is dead.
The Arctic Expedition.
BosTon, July l0.-Dr. William Langshaw, of
East Cam bridge, Joined the Arctic schooner
United States last night, surgeon and natur-
alist. The schooner remained below, waiting for
him.
The Prince of Wales.
BosroN, July l0-The Board of Aldermen have
authorized Mayor Lincoln to invite the Prince of
Wales to visit Boston.
Fire in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July "a block of 81 houses of
four stories each in the 4th district were burnt on
Saturday. Loss $50, 900.
Virginia State Democratic Convention Called
RICHMOND July 1.-THE Executive Committee
have called State Democratic Convention, to
meet at Charlottesville, on the 10th of August.
For Europe
BosToN, July 1.-THE Europa sailed hence to-day
for Europe, with Sl75, 900 in specie.
Arrival of the Frigate Macedonia
New YoRK, July 1.-THE United States frigate
Macedonia has arrived at Portsmouth,