The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-20
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From the Neap YORK HernI1

a, from tae NeU York Herald
MILITARY VISITS TO FOREIGN CoUNTRIEs.-Soma
Tune since we published correspondence be-
tween the Adjutant of Company E, Ninth regiment.
CITY Guard, New York State Militia, and the Sec,
retary OF Lord Palmerston, in relation to visit
which the company above mentioned purposed to
make to our British cousins. The letter of Lord
falmerston,s secretary not over and above
CORDIAL In Its tone, and stated that her Maiesty's
government r would hesitate to permit the landing
OF foreign troops, with arms in their hands. bnf
suggested that the American militiamen might an
pear as competitors in great shooting match in
winch the best shots of the British rife volunteers
will contend for prizes.
As an offset to this reluctant attan,nt ~ q ,on,
promise, we notice that the Emperor of the French
has responded in the most cordial manner 10 q
proposition made by Mr.. j. X. Rowsell that the
British Volunteers should make an excursion IN
Paris. The Emperor's letter is as follows:
PALACE THE TUILERIEs Oct 90 1870
SIR The Emperor will always witness with pleasure
that can contribute to the friendly relations be-
tween England and France. The proposal for an excnr
sion OF volunteers to Paris which you have submitted IN
ms majesty has accordingly been appreciated by him as
deserved to be- and the reception given to your
patriots WILL you may be assured be worthy the nro
ceeang IN whose accomplishment you wish to assist As
ane ume the place of debarkaon and other details
Ihese matters must be left entirely yourself Other
WISE as you will understand the manifestation would
which its value depends. But you NAV ennaiv reI
upon receiving all the facilities which will be possible
Such the reply which the Emperor has charged me to
address 10 you MocQUARD, Chef du Cabinet
Ar, y n, Secretary TO the Emperor
1t may be possible, and indeed we have been in.
termed, that there was slight mistake on the part
OF Lord Palmerston in the matter of Company +
The Sixty-ninth (Irish) regiment was refused per-
mission to visit Ireland, anG it is said the letter to
company Il. was written to keep up an appearance
OF consistence. We are assured that Lord LYONS
mas stated that there will be no difficulty in getting
permission for our soldiers to land and that thew
VIII positively make the voyage in August next
a rn dnnA Al
very excellent reputation which the uniformed
militia of the United States has already attained
abroad.
NoTICE TO GERMAN CoRREsPoNDENTs.-Th United
States Consul at Frankfort, Germany, having trans
mtted to the Postmaster General of the United
states the following advertisement of the Criminal
Court of that city, relative to the recent embazze
ment by an officer of the Thurn and Taxis post
office OF large number of letters from the United
states, containing money, addressed partly to
frankfort and its immediate vicinity and partlv 70
Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden, Switzerland Sc
we publish the same for the information of intoros
ed parties in the United States
NoTIoE.-During the last nine or twelva r..
John David Schmid, letter packer in the emnlov nf
Ihurn and Taxis, has, according to his own con- |
lesion, stolen letters containing gold Said letters
were intended partly for the postal jurisdiction of
Frankfort and partly for Bavaria, Wurtemberp.
Baden and Switzerland 1t is important to asceT, |
tain the number and the contents of said letters.
the names of the addressed and senders
All those who have lost money as above indica |
ted are requested to address the undersigned.
DIR. SCHNEIDER, Investigating Judge.
Frankfort, September Is, 1860
CHEsAPEAE AND ONO CANAI.-It is stated in the
Williamsport Ledger that the canal will be fulIv
repaired to receive water by Wednesday next. II
will take several days to fill the levels, so that
osded boats can pass Empty boats will be abla to
pass us as soon as the water is let on.
A Convention of Uuion Prayer Meeting Associa.
lions, will be held in Washington during the
month of Qecsmber,