The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-28
EUROPE.
DETAILS OF NEWS BY THE STEAMER
TEUTONLA.
THE PAPAI STATES


A letter from Rome says-"Money is coming in
from Ireland, Bavaria and the Catholic States Of
Germany, but the Papal Government wants men.
Recruiting is going on by the Nuncio. The re-
Ancona and Trieste.
"The pamphlet 'Le Pape ct lie Congress was known
at the Vatican the same day it appeared at Paris
M. Sacconi, the Papal Nunco at Paris, had receiv-
ed the proofsheets of it, which he forwarded by
special courier to Rome. The effect produced upon
the Pope immense. The same courier was
sent back to Paris with despatch, instructing the
Papal representative to ask for formal and pub
lie denial from Count Walewski of any partici-
patton of the Government in the pamphlet in ques-
ton.
''The reply given by the French Minister was
evasive, and did not satisfy the Roman govern
ment. Council of Cardinals was held on the 2Sth
of December, in which the following decisions
adopted:
'1. Suspension of the departure of Cardinal
Antoneli for Paris until the temporal rights of the
Church were recognized as the basis of all discus
sions in the Congress.
"'2. Immediate increase of the Papal army, for
the defence of the States of the Church.
SO. Publication of a solemn declaration, con-
demning the pamphlet La Pape ct lie Congress-
"Ihis last decision was put into execution next
day. by an official protest in the Giornaledi Roma"
The authorities of Central Italy have written to
the committees which have been formed for the
Garibaldi subscription asking to have the produce
OF that subscription. The committees have, OF
course, refused to give up their trusts, which the
Garl-
baldi.
Garibad is still the centre of oyations at Turin
and mas to pass his time with receiving and answer
ing populations and haranguing the people. 1t
seems Turin does not wish to remain behind anv
other Italian town in this respect.
The Municipal congregation of Milan, which was
remodeled and invested with full powers after
the retreat of the Austrians, has given an account
OF Its stewardship to the Municipal Council, which,
IN Its meeting recently approved entirely its activ-
lty and endorsed its deeds. The reports made in
this respect will be published
The Podesta and Count Giuni one of the asses
1 sors OF the Municipal Congregation, have gone to
turin, and brought back the news of change in
the person of the Governor. Villamarina goes to
Naples, and NJ. Gallna, Senator, takes his post as
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, January 4.-The Weiner Zeitunq to-day
makes known to the public that there are to be so
| regiments of the line (instead of 62) in the Aus
trlan army. Each regiment will in future consist
OF three battalions instead of four. The official
! organ also contains the names of the officers who
are to command the battalions of the Is new regi-
ments Notwithstanding this enormous augmenta.
ton of infantry, the public told that the outlay
OF the ar Department will be 10000, 000f. less
| than 1t was in the year 1859.
| 1t is probable the Finance Department has rem
| dered some assistance to the Stock Exchange to-
day, as there was slight Improvement The Wan
derer to-day congratulates those Vienna organs OF
| the press which have always protested to place
confidence in the professions of friendship made by
the Emperor of the French to the Austrian mon
arch. The paper in question remarks, that the
Austrian Government Cannot have been dupeC
| by the Emperor of the French. Naturally the
observation is ironical, it is obvious enough
that Austria has been overreached by France Ma.
poleon Ill was formerly auded to the skies BY the
Ultramontane organ in Germany, but now he is
pronounced to be most dangerous enemy to the
Roman Catholic Church. Oesterreichische Cores
Pondez has ceased to appear, and Government il
for the moment without semi-offical organ. The
Dondu Ze'tung was to have made its appearance OF
the lst instant, but for some unknown reason it!
publication was postponed. When NJ. de Moustiel
went to Court the other day he did not see thu
Empress, who was unable to receive him, as she
was suffering from headache.
There is strong feeling in Moldavia and w al
lachia against Prince Couza, and it is thought pro
babe that attempts will be made to get rid of him
When he dissolved the two Divans the troops wer
kept under arms in the barracks, and the gun
loaded.
BY the Intervention of the Consuls reconcilia
ton has been brought about between the Serviar
Government and the Pasha of Belgrade